

WSOP Main Event Day 8: Jumalon – chip leader, Trainer – bubble boy
Main Events of Day 8 WSOP Main Event
Jumalon became the chip leader of the final table, and Malcolm Trainer became the bubble boy.
Rami Hamadou had the largest stack at the first table and on the turn raised the bet to 2,500,000, which led to the fold of Sean Dee and the call of Enson.
In the hand with the finisher Lauri Saaskilahti, Jumalon won thanks to aces on the flop and river, knocking him out of the tournament.
Brock Wilson doubled his stack, and Todd Brunson tripled it after the river card queen of clubs, while Malcolm Trainer lost the lead.
Dylan Smith went all‑in with a pair of nines, and Jumalon made a diamond flush on the river and knocked him out.
Sean Dee lost half of his stack, folding a set before Rami Hamadou's all‑in on the river.
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