Brock Wilson Wins PokerGO Cup Event #4 for $112,720

Brock Wilson gained Occasion #4: $5,000 Single Day on the PokerGO Cup in Las Vegas, taking dwelling $112,720 after a heads-up take care of pal David Coleman. Wilson got here again from an enormous chip deficit to shut it out, including one other title to a profession already value over $12.4 million in stay earnings.

Wilson Flips the Script Heads-Up

Coleman did a lot of the injury on the ultimate desk, eliminating 5 gamers in a row together with Connor Rash, Shannon Shorr, Jeremy Dan, Myles Mullaly, and Drake Kemper. Wilson sat again and watched, barely concerned, earlier than the 2 agreed to a deal that left $15,000 on the desk for the winner.

From there it was all Wilson. He discovered worth on river wager after river wager, with Coleman paying him off repeatedly. Coleman was dwindled to 10 massive blinds earlier than the ultimate hand, the place he flopped the nut flush draw towards Wilson’s high pair. No assistance on the river, and it was over. Coleman completed with $105,680 for second.

PokerGO Cup Occasion #4 Ultimate Desk Outcomes

PlacePlayerPrize1Brock Wilson$112,720*2David Coleman$105,680*3Drake Kemper$59,8004Myles Mullaly$46,8005Jeremy Dan$33,8006Shannon Shorr$26,0007Connor Rash$20,800

*denotes heads-up deal

How the Day Performed Out

The $5,000 buy-in Single Day format ran on 25-minute ranges with a stay straddle for the primary 4 ranges. 104 entries generated a $520,000 prize pool, the second largest of the three single-day occasions within the sequence up to now. Fifteen locations paid, with a min-cash of $10,400.

The cash bubble was something however quiet. Quick stack Nitis Udornpim went out in chaotic trend with playing cards being flashed, a number of simultaneous all-ins, and a loud rail. As soon as the mud settled, a 14-player stretch went quiet for over an hour earlier than Coleman sparked one other run of eliminations capped off by a double knockout of John Hennigan and Brandon Hamlet, each holding ace-king.

What’s Subsequent on the PokerGO Cup

This was the ultimate single-day occasion of the sequence. The PokerGO Cup resumes Monday, March 9 with a $10,000 buy-in occasion, kicking off every week of higher-stakes motion that wraps up with a $15,000 finale. Earlier this yr, Jeremy Ausmus gained the $1M PokerGO Tour Freeroll on the identical stage. If Wilson’s run is something to go by, the week forward needs to be value watching.