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Haitian Pokerist Wins $929,360 at Seminole Hard Rock Open
The Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open Championship event with a $5,250 buy-in attracted 1,180 entries, creating a prize pool of $5,723,000.
Dimitri Vorbe from Haiti won the tournament, earning $929,360, the largest payout of his poker career. The runner-up was Ap Luie Garza from the USA, who received $674,280.
In the final hand, Ap Luie Garza went all-in with K♦-3♣, and Dimitri Vorbe called with 8♥-8♣. The board showed J♣-7♠-2♥5♦-J♦, and Vorbe's eights held up, securing his victory.
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