

Pat Lyons Plays Blindfolded During WSOP Main Event Interview
Poker player Pat Lyons made headlines during the WSOP Main Event when he played a hand blindfolded during an interview. The incident occurred while Lyons was participating in the Main Event, which is nearing its conclusion with 36 participants remaining.
During an interview, Lyons agreed to play a hand while blindfolded, which escalated to an all-in situation. The hand featured a showdown between 5-6 suited cards and A-10. Lyons managed to win the hand by making a flush. After his victory, Lyons proudly declared, «This is why they call me the great Pat Lyons!» However, he also mentioned that he has issues with gambling.
Despite his entertaining performance, Lyons finished the WSOP Main Event in 2,372nd place and did not make the prize money. The total prize pool for the Main Event is $62,000,000, with the winner set to receive $8,000,000.
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