With more than 2 million in gain online, Randal Flowers is considered to be one of the good players in online tournament (he is known as "randALLin" online). It can now said of his 'live' performances. After his victory last year at the WPT in Barcelona which earned him $ 388,000, Randal Flowers wrote history yesterday by becoming the youngest player to win two titles of the WPT.
Barely 22 years old, Randal Flowers won the World putting Tour Festa al Lago at the Bellagio, pocketing $ 830,500 and his second title of the WPT circuit.
Earlier on the final table, Flowers eliminated himself Andy Frankenberger, another player who aspired to her 2nd title of WPT. Thus, Andy Frankenberger saw his tournament ended with a 5th place and $ 161,200
Later, he found himself in headsup against American Michael Benvenuti when finalizing, the stacks were 4.1 m for Benvenuti, and 9. 3 m for Flowers. With blinds at 80 k - 160 k and 15 k in antes, Flowers relaunched at 330 k. Benvenuti call.
The flop, 9 s - 6 c - 5s, giving top pair in Flowers.Benvenuti check, Flowers developed 420 k, and Benvenuti all-in-shoot to steal this pot of 1.1 m. Flowers took a moment to think, and decided to call the all-in of Benvenuti.
Flowers returns a top pair evil kicked: 9c3d. Benvenuti, it returns Qs7s. Perhaps the latter should improve his hand to win, but it is nevertheless ahead to 55% in the hand thanks to its color, its ventral subsequently draw draw, and its over card (15 outs)
The turn brings a 4 c, adding 2 additional outs to Benvenuti (3 h and 3 c giving it a suite!). Flowers is, at this point, favorite about 60% despite the 17 outs of Benvenuti.
The River was not one of the 17 outs of Benvenuti. The ACE allowed heart so Flowers win the pot... and the tournament.
To the delight of Flowers, the latter exclaimed: "unbelievable! "I'll have a picture of me holding 93 offsuit!"
Randal congratulations on this page of history!
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