Jeremy Kottler On Tuesday, the Wynn Fall Classic $3,500 Championship reached its conclusion. The tournament, which offered a $3 million guarantee, drew a 1,775-entry field over three starting flights generating a $5,724,375 prize pool.
After three days of intense play, it was poker pro Jeremy Kottler claiming the title and $643,267 in prize money. Prior to the victory, Kottler had $1,675,372 in live tournament earnings according to The Hendon Mob. That included a prior career-best $251,968 for finishing fourth in the 2013 Borgata Poker Open $3,500 Main Event.
Kottler, who has an economics degree from The Ohio State University, is a WSOP Online Circuit gold ring winner and recently finished in 37th place for $12,062 in last month’s Wynn Fall Classic $2,200 Mystery Bounty . 2021 Wynn Fall Classic Final Table Results
1 Jeremy Kottler United States $643,267* 2 Albert Nguyen Canada $550,959* 3 Shachar Haran Israel $532,110* 4 Tommy Tran United States $265,296 5 Chris Smith United States $196,466 6 Thomas Eychenne France $153,127 7 Chris Moorman United States $123,360 8 Taus Lilius Denmark $102,352 9 Florin Pandilica Romania $86,381 *Denotes three-way deal.
Day 3 saw 33 players, each guaranteed $27,860 in prize money, return to action, which came at a fast and furious pace. Among those to hit the rail before the final table were Michael Gathy (32nd – $27,860), Alex Foxen (31st – $27,860), Stanley Lee (23rd – $31,704), Matt Waxman (20th – $41,420), Valerie Novak (19th – $41,420), Brian Hastings (18th – $41,420), Day 1a chip leader Naor Slobodskoy (13th – $63,268), and Joel Wadsworth Jr (10th – $73,518).
A full list of the payouts can be found in the payouts tab . Final Table Action
The final table was a deep-stacked affair so it was no surprise that it took a cooler for the first bust out to occur. It happened when Florin Pandilica four-bet jammed with two black kings only to see Shachar Haran call and roll over two red aces. The superior pocket pair held and Pandilica was out in ninth place for $86,381.
Start-of-the-day chip leader Taus Lilius was the next to go after flopping […]
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