

Josh Arie Wins Third WSOP Bracelet in 15 Years
Josh Arie has made history by winning his third WSOP bracelet at the WSOP 2021 Event #39: Pot-Limit Omaha. This victory marks a significant milestone in his poker career, coming 15 years after his previous bracelet win.
Arie's triumph earned him a prize of $204,760. The tournament, which had a buy-in of $1,500, attracted 821 players, creating a substantial prize pool of $1,096,030. The event saw 124 players receiving prizes, with the minimum payout being $2,400.
In the final hand, Arie's closed straight on the river K♦-5♦-J♠-K♣-Q♥ with A♠-10♦-A♣-2♥ proved decisive against Tommy Le's 7♦-5♥-4♣-3♦. This victory solidifies Arie's status as a top poker player and adds another prestigious title to his collection.
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