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Home › News › 2019 WSOP Day 20: Friedman Repeats Dealers Choice Win

2019 WSOP Day 20: Friedman Repeats Dealers Choice Win

Written by Jennifer Newell
Last updated on June 18th, 2019
Adam Friedman adds his name to an elite list that includes players like Hellmuth, Ungar, Brunson, Moss, and Chan, those who have successfully defended their titles in WSOP events. Friedman won the $10K Dealer’s Choice Championship in 2018 and did it again yesterday. Other events played out or progressed yesterday at the Rio in Las Vegas as well. On Monday, June 17, this is what happened at the 50th Annual World Series of Poker.

Event 34:  $1K Double Stack NLHE – Day 3/6

Total entries:  6,214 Prize pool:  $5,592,600 Players paid:  933 Minimum payout:  $1,499 Winner payout:  $687,782 Day 3 players remaining:  40 Chip leader:  Zinan Xu (China) – 16,775,000 chips Day 4 starting time:  12noon

Event 35:  $10K Dealer’s Choice 6-Handed Championship – Final

Total entries:  122 Prize pool:  $1,146,800 Players paid:  19 Final table payouts: 1st place:  Adam Friedman (USA) - $312,417 2nd place:  Shaun Deeb (USA) - $193,090 3rd place:  Matt Glantz (USA) - $139,126 4th place:  David Moskowitz (USA) - $100,440 5th place:  Michael McKenna (USA) - $72,653 6th place:  Nick Schulman (USA) - $52,656

Event 36:  $3K NLHE Shootout – Final

Total entries:  313 Prize pool:  $845,100 Players paid:  40 Final table payouts: 1st place:  David Lambard (USA) - $207,193 2nd place:  Johan Guilbert (France) - $128,042 3rd place:  Weiyi Zhang (China) - $92,625 4th place:  Andrew Lichtenberger (USA) - $67,706) 5th place:  Jan Lakota (Slovenia) - $50,015 6th place:  Ben Farrell (UK) - $37,342 7th place:  Alexandru Papazian (Romania) - $28,182 8th place:  Adrien Delmas (UK) - $21,501 9th place:  Martin Zamani (USA) - $16,586 10th place:  Justin Bonomo (USA) - $12,937

Event 37:  $800 NLHE Deep Stack – Day 2 of 3

Total entries:  2,808 Prize pool:  $1,999,296 Players paid:  422 Minimum payout:  $1,185 Winner payout:  $297,537 Day 2 players remaining:  26 Chip leader:  Hamid Feiz (USA) – 12 million chips Day 3 starting time:  12noon

Event 39:  $1K Super Seniors NLHE – Day 1 of 3

Total entries:  2,650 Prize pool:  $2,385,000 Players paid:  398 Minimum payout:  $1,499 Winner payout:  $359,863 Day 1 players remaining:  837 Chip leader:  Charles Bailey (USA) – 330,000 chips Day 2 starting time:  11am

Event 40:  $1,500 PLO – Day 1 of 3

Total entries:  1,216 Prize pool:  $1,641,600 Players paid:  183 Minimum payout:  $2,248 Winner payout:  $298,507 Day 1 players remaining:  200 Chip leader:  Shahar Levi (Israel) – 519,000 chips Day 2 starting time:  12noon

Event 41:  $10K Seven-Card Stud Championship – Day 1 of 4

Total entries:  78 (registration remains open) Prize pool:  $733,200 (not final) Players paid:  TBD Minimum payout:  TBD Winner payout:  TBD Day 1 players remaining:  36 Chip leader:  Scott Seiver (USA) – 329,500 chips Day 2 starting time:  2pm

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Adam Friedman made history in Event 35 on Monday, defending his $10K Dealer’s Choice Championship title. It was not an easy feat and not without some controversy about the delayed final table, but Friedman focused and got it done. “This year definitely means more,” he said. “Being able to repeat in what I still believe is the most difficult of the $10Ks to play.” It was Friedman’s third WSOP bracelet in total. “Accomplishments are nice,” he added, “but like I said last year, at the end of the day, it’s just about being able to build a foundation, build enough stake, and being able to take care of myself. And if I can keep investing my money along the way, which I do quite frequently, I’m pretty sure old Adam will be taken care of quite well.” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uI6VgQXhEPA Another player claimed victory yesterday, and that was David Lambard in Event 36. The 44-year-old California poker pro won the $3K NLHE Shootout to claim his first bracelet. After having played poker for 10 years as a pro, following his own father’s career choice as a poker pro, Lambard had confidence but knew the field would be tough. “I came with my own style, he said. “The only way to win a tournament is to have no fear.” https://twitter.com/WSOP/status/1140828595994017792  

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