Jacob Ferro Surges Over 900K

With roughly 47,500 in the middle and the board reading [Tc6s5sQs], Jacob Ferro checked from the big blind to Johan Guilbert under the gun. Guilbert bet out 46,000 and Ferro called. The river landed the [2h] and Ferro checked once more. Guilbert pushed out a bet of 103,000, and after using a

Bryn Kenney Eliminated by Johan Guilbert

With a final board of [Ac9s7sKh2s] in the middle, Johan Guilbert moved all in against Bryn Kenney. Kenney tanked before finding a call. Guilbert tabled the [AsKs] for the nut flush and Kenney was eliminated.

Johan Guilbert Shoves on Bryn Kenney

Johan Guilbert opened to 4,000 in the hijack and Bryn Kenney three-bet the cutoff to 13,000. Guilbert called, and when the flop landed [3sQs9s], he led out for 2,000. Kenney raised to 11,000 only to have Guilbert move all-in for 87,000 total. Kenney folded and Guilbert collected the pot.

Straight Flush for Sean Winter

With the final board reading [9c7h5h8h7c] and roughly 230,000 in the middle, Sean Winter was all-in for 169,000 from the button against Johan Guilbert in the small blind. Guilbert tabled his [9s9d] for a full house, but it was Winter's [6h5h] for a straight flush that earned him a double into

Johan Guilbert vs. Sung Joo Hyun

Sung Joo Hyun raised to 3,500 from middle position and Johan Guilbert called in the big blind. The flop landed [8c4d8d] and Guilbert checked. Hyun bet 3,000 and Guilbert check-raised to 10,000. Hyun called and the turn fell the [2d]. Guilbert bet out 25,000 and Hyun folded.

Bellagio High Rollers Conclude with Justin Bonomo, Nick Petrangelo, Felipe Ramos, and Andrew Lichtenberger Collecting Wins

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The Five Diamond World Poker Classic has been a part of Bellagio poker history since the inaugural season of the World Poker Tour back in 2002 when Gus Hansen topped John Juanda to win the first-ever WPT Main Tour title. The WPT Main Event kicked off today at Bellagio Resort

Giuseppe Iadisernia Check Shoves the River on Johan Guilbert

Johan Guilbert opened to 6,000 from under the gun, and action folded to Giuseppe Iadisernia in the big blind, he called. The flop fell [8d6h3c], and action was checked through. The dealer burned and turned the [8h], and Iadisernia bet 4,500. Guilbert called. The river [9d] completed the board, and

Nick Petrangelo Wins Bellagio High Roller Event #11: $10,000 No-Limit Hold’em for $151,200

Nick Petrangelo got hot at the right time and survived a wild 45-minute stretch to claim the $151,200 first-place prize and the title in the Bellagio High Roller Event #11: $10,000 No-Limit Hold'em. The madness began after Anthony Marquez was eliminated to burst the money bubble. Sung Joo Hyun found himself

Sergio Fernandez Eliminated in 5th Place ($33,600) and Johan Guilbert Eliminated in 4th Place ($42,000)

Action folded to Sergio Fernandez on the button, and he opened shoved for approximately 400,000. Nick Petrangelo was in the small blind and moved all-in for approximately 1,500,000. John Guilbert was in the big blind and called for 850,000 total. Fernandez: [4h4s] Guilbert: [AsQh] Petrangelo: [AcKh] The board ran out [AhJsTh7s3d], and

Johan Guilbert Doubles Through Nick Petrangelo

Action folded to Nick Petrangelo in the small blind, and he opened to 55,000, and Johan Guilbert called. The flop fell [Qh4c3h], and Petrangelo bet 35,000. Guilbert called. The dealer burned and turned the [4d], and Petrangelo checked. Guilbert bet 55,000, and Petrangelo used a time extension before check-raising to