賽事 #5 決賽桌籌碼量
「就這樣擊敗它」
有一對撲克情侶正在完全主宰 2026 年於拉斯維加斯舉行的美國撲克公開賽（USPO）。儘管 Kristen Foxen 在週三贏得了賽事 #4：$10,000 無限注德州撲克，但這對主導系列賽的情侶並不是她與 Alex Foxen。不，掌控系列賽的這對情侶是 Cherish Andrews with Brock Wilson。他們兩人不僅都贏得過賽事、在賽事 #4 中打進深輪，隨後更在週三的賽事 #5：$10,000 無限注德州撲克中成功進入獎金圈。
Wilson 是上個月 PokerGO 盃的冠軍，他在賽事 #4 中以第四名獲得 $66,000 獎金，隨後在賽事 #5 中以第九名獲得 $24,000。與此同時，Andrews 在賽事 #4 中以第八名獲得 $26,400 獎金，並在賽事 #5 中以短碼籌碼晉級，繼續將她「巨大且悲傷的下風期」轉變為生涯中最輝煌的一個月。
目前的系列賽排行榜顯示，Wilson 與 Andrews 分別位居第二和第三，落後於已拿下兩次亞軍的 Jeremy Ausmus。然而，一旦賽事 #5 的積分納入計算，排行榜肯定會再次洗牌。
目前決賽桌剩下六名選手，包括近期在 PokerGO 盃表現優異的 Qinghai Pan、征戰多年的職業選手 Justin Zaki，以及從饒舌歌手轉戰牌桌的 Brandon Wilson——後者以籌碼領先者的身份結束當日賽程。
賽事 #5 決賽桌籌碼量
| Ranking | player | country | 籌碼量 | 大盲注 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Brandon Wilson | United States | 3,585,000 | 72 |
| 2 | Qinghai Pan | United States | 2,175,000 | 44 |
| 3 | Justin Zaki | United States | 1,585,000 | 32 |
| 4 | Peter Placey | United States | 1,375,000 | 28 |
| 5 | Anil Jivani | United States | 825,000 | 17 |
| 6 | Cherish Andrews | United States | 455,000 | 9 |
「就這樣擊敗它」
本系列賽第二場 $10,000 買入賽事共吸引 80 人次參賽，總獎金池達 $800,000。
第一天的賽事中，大部分話題圍繞在 Jeremy Becker、Chino Rheem、Justin Zaki 以及 Foxen 夫婦之間的邊注對賭。
「就是我跟你，Krissy！」Becker 在將 Zaki 推向淘汰邊緣時興奮地喊道。但這顯然慶祝得太早——他的對手手握口袋 A，成功雙倍籌碼，繼續在錦標賽與邊注中保有競爭力。
穿著 Andrews 形容為「麥可傑克森褲子」的 Becker，可能因此帶衰了自己與 Foxen。Foxen 在距離獎金圈僅差幾個名次時出局，而 Becker 隨後以第 11 名遭到淘汰，留下 Zaki 獨享邊注彩金。
當日的另一亮點發生在獎金圈泡沫階段。Jesse Lonis 準確猜中了 Anil Jivani 的手牌，甚至在牌桌上大方分享了他的思考過程，為現場帶來了一堂免費的撲克課。
「所以你才是大猩猩啊，」Jivani 對他說。
數字 8 可能成了 Nick Schulman 最新的「最討厭的數字」。這位撲克名人堂成員在決賽桌泡沫圈以第八名出局，他的 Q 被 Zaki 的口袋 8 擊敗——而翻牌的第一張牌正好就是 8。
在此之後，Lonis 連續輸掉兩次擲硬幣對決，籌碼所剩無幾，最終在與 Zaki 的最後對決中遭到淘汰。
第二天賽事將於當地時間上午 11:45 開打，從第 19 級別開始，盲注為 30,000/60,000/60,000。賽事將於 PokerGO 進行直播，轉播與 PokerNews 的即時文字報導將同步延遲一小時播出。
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