Matías Gabrenja and Nicolás Betbesé look to make history in the $1,100 WPT Prime Championship, one of the biggest events of the year and taking place in the Encore Room Wynn Las Vegas. Both passed the first flight with important leverage.
Last December, he competed against a massive field of 5,430 entrants to shatter the $2,000,000 guarantee, totaling The prize pool is $5,267,100. The 2023 version promises an even bigger deal, with a significant increase in guarantee to $5,000,000. 2,198 passengers have been registered in just two days.
There are four open flights this year, with the third taking off this Saturday and the fourth on Sunday. The survivors of the opening day four-man group will return for Day 2 on Monday, followed by Day 3 on Wednesday. The final table (televised) will take place one week from today, on Tuesday 19th December.
Players start with 40,000 chips, blinds are 100/200, and big blind ante is 200. Levels last 40 minutes, with a 15-minute break every three levels, and a 75-minute dinner break after level 9.That’s how the two Argentines fare in this WPT.
After Day 1A, Betbesé is in 13th place with 696,000 chips out of 204 remaining players. On Day 1B, when Gabrenja, the best of 273, ended up with 1,135,000 in chips, he was beaten only by Adam Thaggard (1,706,000) and Daniel Maor > Beat > Exceeded (1,358,000), the two best scores on the first flight.
They all want it on the WPT TV table
Matthias is clearly running great good. The hand that propelled him over the top was the final hand on Saturday morning when he triple-shoed as Queen against two opponents who also held pairs, tens and nines. “The way he’s moving, he’s definitely going to get some quads,” predicted one witness at the table. The fact that there were two more pieces on the board ensured the Argentinian victory.
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The text discusses the participation of Matías Gabrenja and Nicolás Betbesé in the $1,100 WPT Prime Championship in Las Vegas. It highlights their success in the initial flights and the potential for a significant prize pool.
Based on the text, Matías Gabrenja and Nicolás Betbesé are performing well in the $1,100 WPT Prime Championship and have a chance to make history. The tournament has a large prize pool and is highly anticipated, with the final table being televised.
This text is discussing the performance of Matías Gabrenja and Nicolás Betbesé in the WPT Prime Championship in Las Vegas. Both players have had strong showings in the tournament, with Gabrenja particularly standing out for his successful hands. The stakes are high as they compete for a chance at the final televised table and a share of the multi-million dollar prize pool.