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6, Eli Berry, United States ; 7, Johan Guilbert, France ; 8, Ben Heath, United Kingdom ; 9, Christophe Panetti, Switzerland ...

The flop came and Guilbert checked to Plante who made a large bet of 14,000. Jeremy Ausmus raised it up from under the gun and was called by Ben Heath on the button and by the big blind player. Both the big blind and Ausmus called to see the on the turn. The flop came and Rezaei spiked an ace to take control of the pot. Anthony Zinno counted out a raise to 22,000 which put Foxen in the tank. Chance Kornuth raised preflop to 5,000 on the button, but then Nadil Cardoso moved all in for 68,500 from the small blind.

After the dust settled on the final hand it was Mo Arani who became victorious when he made trip-eights against Johannes Straver's king-ten.

The day was ended for Francois Pirault and his camera crew when he was eliminated in sixth place. Arani considered it for a bit before he called. The flop came to put Arani ahead. But he ran into some misfortune and was eliminated in ninth place. The deep run paid out $850,675, his only live tournament score of any significance. Three-handed play would commence with the players fairly close in chips, with none of them being very short, and it looked like a long contest was coming. Michael Katz would then become the first victim of the final table as he was sent packing in eighth place. That finishes the PokerNews coverage of this prestigious event. Caio Almeida followed him out the door in ninth shortly after that to bring the field down to the official final table of eight. Eventually, Arani won two consecutive all ins to finish off the bracelet win. He is really good, and I was talking to him on breaks on the phone and Calvin (Anderson) as well." Mainly a cash game player, this win will increase his total winnings by 60% as he takes a huge prize in one of the twenty or so tournaments that he plays per year.

Mo Arani took down the $5000 Freezeout No-Limit Hold'em event at the 2022 WSOP and walked away with his first bracelet and $665459.

Three-handed play would commence with the players fairly close in chips, with none of them being very short, and it looked like a long contest was coming. The day was ended for Francois Pirault and his camera crew when he was eliminated in sixth place. Michael Katz would then become the first victim of the final table as he was sent packing in eighth place. He is really good, and I was talking to him on breaks on the phone and Calvin (Anderson) as well." Caio Almeida followed him out the door in ninth shortly after that to bring the field down to the official final table of eight. Mainly a cash game player, this win will increase his total winnings by 60% as he takes a huge prize in one of the twenty or so tournaments that he plays per year.

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Mo Arani is a cash game player based out of Dallas, Texas. He came into the 2022 World Series of Poker with more than $1.6 million in tournament earnings, ...

Arani took roughly a 2:1 chip lead into the heads-up showdown with Straver. He stretched his advantage to nearly 8:1 before Straver scored a few double-ups in rapid succession to see the lead change hands. Michael Katz (8th – $66,638) was the first to hit the rail at the final table, with his A-K suited losing a preflop race to the pocket fours of Adam Hendrix. Two-time European Poker Tour champion and 2018 Aussie Millions main event winner Toby Lewis was the next player to be sent packing. This was his first POY-qualified score of the year, but it alone was sufficient to catapult Arani up the standings and into 70th place on the 2022 POy leaderboard, which is presented by Global Poker. Mo Arani is a cash game player based out of Dallas, Texas. He came into the 2022 World Series of Poker with more than $1.6 million in tournament earnings, with his largest score being a win in the 2013 Card Player Poker Tour Choctaw main event for $220,626. The strong turnout for this event built a prize pool of $3,487,050 that was paid out among the top 114 finishers.