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Nick Schulman Wins Final PGT Last Chance Event For $161,500

An exciting PGT Last Chance series is in the books after Event #6: $10,100 NL Hold’em concluded last night. Nick Schulman and Chino Rheem reached heads-up play after navigating through the 79-entry field and made an ICM deal before flipping for the top spot, and it was Schulman who got the better of those flips. As a result of the deal, Schulman earned $161,500, with Rheem taking home $170,300. Both players were already locked into top 40 positions on the PGT leaderboard and qualified for the PGT Championship $1,000,000 Freeroll.

Event #6: $10,100 NL Hold’em Results

1st: Nick Schulman – $161,500*

2nd: Chino Rheem – $170,300*

3rd: Arthur Morris – $102,700

4th: Alex Foxen – $79,000

5th: Samuel Laskowitz – $63,200

6th: Stephen Chidwick – $47,400

7th: Maxx Coleman – $39,500

8th: Sam Soverel – $31,600

9th: Ren Lin – $31,600

10th: Nikita Kalinin – $23,700

11th: Kristen Foxen – $23,700

12th: Andrew Lichtenberger – $15,800

*Heads-up deal.

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After a heads-up ICM chop, and several ridiculous flips, @NickSchulman takes home the title in PGT Last Chance Event #6.

Schulman earned $161,500 after the chop while @ChinoRheem took home $170,300.

📺 – Event Replay: https://t.co/IQUGDR45U4 pic.twitter.com/g4LJGYiIJd

— PokerGO (@PokerGO) January 8, 2024

 

Winning the final two Dream Seats for the PGT Championship were Samuel Laskowitz and Dylan DeStefano. Laskowitz and DeStefano earned the most points for the PGT Last Chance series leaderboard and were not already qualified for the PGT Championship, allowing them to win the two Dream Seats.

With the PGT Last Chance series in the books, the PGT moves into the season-ending PGT Championship $1,000,000 Freeroll. That event will take place January 9-10 at the PokerGO Studio in Las Vegas.

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