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2022 WSOP: Fourth Bracelet For Scott Seiver In Event #3

The ongoing 2022 World Series of Poker (WSOP) is running full steam at its new home—Bally’s and Paris in Las Vegas. And we have a new WSOP Freezeout winner in Scott Seiver. He successfully clinched his fourth WSOP gold bracelet by taking down Event #3: $2,500 Freezeout No-Limit Hold’em and adding $320,059 more to his lifetime earnings of over $24 million (Hendon Mob).

The $2,500 buy-in event saw 752 players battling it out over a span of three days for a prize pool worth $1,673,000. Eventually, the field condensed down, and the final table (FT) was set with the last nine players. Seiver who resumed Day 3 as the chip leader, defeated Alexander Farahi in the heads-up clash, which only lasted for a little under 30 minutes. The American pro got his fourth WSOP bracelet and his rival Farahi became the runner-up for $197,806.

Talking about his victory Seiver said, “I’ve wanted another No-Limit bracelet for a long time, the fields are so tough, everyone is so good at Hold’em, and they are so large, so while I never thought I was due, it was something I really wanted for a while.” He added, ” I’m going to play a lot of events and maybe chase some player of the year.”

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The final table of nine saw its first casualty in India’s Aditya Agarwal. The only Indian on the Freezeout No-Limit Hold’em FT moved all-in (2,150,000) with As Qh against David Goodman (AK suited). Goodman’s Big Slick worked out just fine for him. Sadly for Agarwal, it was exit time. The Indian pro busted at the 9^th position for $23,634.

Agarwal was followed by Chris Hunichen, who exited at the 8^th spot for $30,478. Lewis Spencer locked horns with Scott Seiver only to head towards the exit door after busting in the 7th position for $39,970. Three-time WSOP bracelet winner Nick Schulman big adieu at the 6th place for $53,296. Spain’s Sergio Aido was next in line to leave the game, as he finished 5th for $72,233. Steve Zolotow (K5 suited) bowed out of the game after losing to David Goodman (43 suited) who got a full house on the turn. Zolotow took a pay cheque of $99,483 for his 4^th place finish. Seiver armed with his pocket queens made sure that Goodman packs up at the third spot for $139,193 when the latter’s AT did him no good. Heads-up began after a 15-minute break between Seiver and Farahi. In the final hand of the game, Seiver’s pocket queens did the trick for him when the board ran out 9 ♠ 5 ♠ 3 ♠ 5 ♦ 3 ❤   giving him two pairs. Farahi took the runner-up spot and a pay cheque of $197,806.

2022 WSOP Event #3 Final Table Payouts:

1. Scott Seiver – $320,059
2. Alexander Farahi – $197,806
3. David Goodman – $139,193
4. Steve Zolotow – $99,483
5. Sergio Aido – $72,233
6. Nick Schulman – $53,296
7. Lewis Spencer – $39,970
8. Chris Hunichen – $30,478
9. Aditya Agarwal – $23,634

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