$300 Seniors 50+ No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 22: 8,000/16,000 with a 1,000 Ante
Players Remaining: 4 of 160

The final four players decided to stop and have a look at the numbers, and an agreement was quickly reached. Scott Apgar had the biggest stack of the four, so he’s the winner of Event 10, collecting the lion’s share of the prize pool, the trophy, and the freeroll seat.
Here are the official results at the top:
1st: Scott Apgar – $7,070
2nd: Carlos Sobenes – $6,690
3rd: Jerome Hyafil – $5,621
4th: Fariborz Zojaji – $5,439
A more in-depth story about Apgar’s win will be published shortly.







flop gave Mr. Dujmovich a big lead with two cards to come. The turn was the
, a blank, but the
river counterfeited Dujmovich’s two pair. He and Sobenes both ended with aces and eights, but the Sobenes’ queen kicker played to earn him the knockout pot.

and action checked around to Pahuja who bet 5,500. The player in the big blind check-raised all in for about 65,000, the cutoff folded, and Pahuja called with 
for the nut straight, leading his opponent’s 
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, giving Pahuja’s opponent a few outs to survive. However, the river was the 






, and Robinson could not catch up. Apgar’s kicker played, giving him the pot with a pair of aces and eliminating the former chip leader in sixth place.



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ended up splitting the pot with a matching ace kicker, so the two of them teamed up to eliminate Silva in seventh place.

. Manesh bet 12,000, and Hyafil called. The turn was the 


. Robinson checked, Hyafil moved all in for about 75,000, and Robinson folded. With Dujmovich now heads-up and at risk, the cards were turned up:
river were no help to Dujmovich, and she was eliminated in ninth place at the hands of Hyafil.


, and Apgar won the pot with treys full of kings. Levy, who 