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With the field dwindling, Paul Fisher, a recreational player from Chicago,

assessed the situation.

The pressure continued to build with the WPP final table in sight.

Kevin Colenzo, a regular on the World Poker Tour, had his run cut short at the

hands of Eric Bunch.

Then Daniel Nackick became the latest victim of a red -hot Josh K.

With one more elimination to go, WPP champion Zachary Smiley applied pressure

the youngster Michael Stashin.

When he shoved on the river, holding only eighth high, Michael, holding

pair, went into the tank, used one of his time chips, and finally came

to the correct decision to call.

Zachary would finish one spot short of another WPT final table.

And the final six would get ready to compete for their first.

WPT title.

While the players are settling in their seats, I'll turn it over to Tony Dunst

and Vince Van Patten.

Lynn, it is great to be here. Start of season 16 with my new great partner.

Tony, we're going to have some fun this season, right? We really are, Vince.

It's amazing to be here. I feel so lucky and privileged to be offered this

position. And I'm just super excited to watch a full season of final tables.

Okay. Well, this is a great final table we're going to see. But before that

happens, we've got to make a little bet. I know you're a great player. Are you a

handicapper as well? Well, I do love to bet on things. Okay. I've divided the

six into halves. You can take the long shots or you can take the favorites.

Okay. Here are the long shots.

Explain. All right. Well, our long shots tonight are Jeff Hutton, Paul Fisher,

and Eric Bunch. Now, Jeff and Paul have made a major final table on the WPT.

And neither is Eric. However, Eric's having a fantastic week here at Choctaw.

got third in their Millionaire Maker event. He won the PLO event.

I don't want to undersell our underdogs here just because they're low on chips.

Well, low on chips, you get five to one odds. I'm going to hand the favorites,

Jay Lee, Michael Stashin, and Josh Kay.

So, you get the honors.

What are you going to take? You want to take the favorites at 1 -2, all the long

shots. At 5 -1, Tony, what's it going to be? Well, I think you've set a good

line here, Vince, because I'm oscillating between which side of the

to take. But I've decided I'm going to go with the favorites today.

Not only do they have $20 million in chips against the underdogs, $4 million,

but Josh Kay is a very experienced player. He's played under the lights

He has a great team here today.

I just kind of feel like he's the man to beat.

I got the dogs. We'll see what happens. Let's go to the film.

All right, guys, I got to get in on this action. But before we do, let's head

down to WPT executive tour director Matt Savage, who has grabbed a quick word

with our chip leader, Josh K.

Amazing rush coming into tonight's final table. How are you going to keep the

momentum?

I'm just going to play the way I played yesterday.

Hopefully everything works out like it did.

How's your experience going to help you tonight?

I think just... Being through similar situations before, maybe a little bit

often than the rest, you might have a little bit of an advantage there. But,

know, you never know what happens.

All right. Good luck tonight. Thanks.

All right. Well, it looks like action is about ready to start up. There is a lot

of money at stake, plus a spot on the WPT Champions Cup. In addition, the

champions tonight will also be awarded a Hublot Big Bang Steel watch. So a great

deal is on the line for these players.

Josh K out in front with 11 million, followed by Mike Stanton with 7 .6.

that, the rest of the field, much shorter, J. Lee, 3 .4. Aaron Hunt, 2

The winner's going to take home $608 ,000 here at WPT Choctaw. The ante's at

,000. Lines are 40 and 80, and here we go.

First to play is Jim Hutton. He's got a pair of five.

Yeah, but there's 20 blinds here in kind of an awkward position. Besides to just

make the fold. And now Paul Fisher, the senior at the table on a short stack.

He's got eighth dime.

Got to raise it up to 180 total.

Eric Bunce goes out. The young Mike Staff, and only 20 years old, also

Now over to Josh, who I expect to be really loose in the big blind, but I'm

sure he's going to be 9 -2 offsuit level of loose. And he does let it go there

to Paul, so he will take down the first pot of this final table.

Paul Fisher, his wife on the rail. I've got your wife on my rail.

She's hot. She's hot enough.

She said she could see better. I said, well, you've got to root for both of us.

He's a semi -retired man. He's in the home improvement business.

It takes down the first pot.

Moving on. Going to be one of Eric's pots.

And he busted five of the next six players.

We're taking it pretty well. We're not grinding as much as these sickos over

here. That'll be good.

Get a lot of chips.

We've got a ton of tools right there. Man, that hurt me. But I bought in for

$100 title money. So I capitalized on $100 buying.

With the field dwindling.

Paul Fisher, a recreational player from Chicago, assessed the situation.

The pressure

continued to build with the WPP final

table in sight.

Kevin Colenzo, a regular on the World Poker Tour, had his run cut short at the

hands of Eric Bunch.

Then Daniel Makic became the latest victim of a red -hot Josh K.

With one more elimination to go, WPT champion Zachary Smiley applied pressure

the youngster Michael Stashin when he shoved on the river holding only eighth

high.

Michael, holding second pair, went into the tank.

Used one of his time chips.

And finally came to the correct decision to call.

Zachary would finish one spot short of another WPT final table.

And the final six would get ready to compete for their first WPT title.

While the players are settling in their seats, I'll turn it over to Tony Dunst

and Vince Van Patten.

Lynn, it is great to be here. Start of season 16 with a new great partner. Tony

does the raw deal. Tony, we're going to have some fun this season, right? We

really are, Vince. It's amazing to be here. I feel so lucky and privileged to

offered this position. And I'm just super excited to watch a full season of

Vinyl Tables. Okay, well, listen.

Great final table we're going to see. But before that happens, we've got to

a little bet. I know you're a great player. Are you a handicapper as well?

I do love to bet on things. Okay, I've divided the six into halves. You can

the long shots or you can take the favorites. Okay, here are the long

Explain. All right, well, our long shots tonight are Jeff Hutton, Paul Fisher,

and Eric Bunch. Now, Jeff and Paul haven't made a major final table on the

before, and neither has Eric. However, Eric's having a fantastic week here at

Choctaw. He got third in their Millionaire Maker event. He won the PLO

I don't want to undersell our underdogs here just because they're low on chips.

Well, low on chips, you get five to one odds. On the other hand, the favorites,

JV, Michael Stashin, and Josh K.

So, you get the honors.

What are you going to take? You want to take the favorites at 1 -2, all the long

shots at 5 -1. Tony, what's it going to be? Well, I think you've set a good line

here, Vince, because I'm oscillating between which side of the bet I want to

take. But I've decided I'm going to go with the favorites today.

Not only do they have $20 million in chips against the underdogs, $4 million,

but Josh Kay is a very experienced player.

He's played under the lights before. He has a great team here today.

I just kind of feel like he's the man to beat.

I got the dogs. We'll see what happens. Let's go to the felt.

All right, guys, I got to get in on this action. But before we do, let's head

down to WPT Executive Tour Director Matt Savage, who has grabbed a quick word

with our chip leader, Josh K.

Amazing rush coming into tonight's final table. How are you going to keep the

momentum?

Going to play the way I played yesterday.

Hopefully everything works out like it did.

How's your experience going to help you tonight?

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