2022 World Series of Poker

Mike Jukich opened to 2,400,000 from early position with . David Zarrin was next to act and three-bet to 5,000,000 with . The rest of the players got out of the way and Zukich made the call.

The flop came and Zukich started with a check. Zarrin quickly moved all in for double the pot to 27,000,000. Jukich pondered for a moment before letting his queens go and the pot was awarded to Zarrin.

Mike Jukich opened to 2,400,000 with and Joao Simao called from the big blind with .

The flop came and Jukich c-bet to 1,200,000. Simao called.

On the turn, both players took their time before checking.

The on the river, Simao took a shot at the 9,000,000 chip pot for 6,000,000 of his remaining 16,700,000 stack.

Jukich would eventually fold the best hand.

David Zarrin opened the action to 2,600,000 from the cutoff with . Francis Anderson elected to shove his stack of 54,800,000 with , more than covering Zarrin.

Zarrin tanked for a minute but eventually folded awarding Anderson the pot.

Ricardo Caridade put 5,100,000 of his final 9,100,000 in from under the gun and Anthony Spinella three-bet to 9,600,000 from the small blind. Caridade called.

Ricardo Caridade:
Anthony Spinella:

The flop came and Caridade was far behind Spinella's top-two pair.

However, the on the turn gave Caridade a straight draw.

The river was the and Caridade was eliminated in ninth place.

Mike Jukich opened from early position to 2,400,000 with and Yoshiya Agata went all-in from the hijack with .

Jukich folded and Agata was able to add to his stack.

Anthony Spinella opened to 2,400,000 from early position with . David Zarrin made the call from the hijack with and the rest of the table folded.

The flop came and Spinella checked. Zarrin bet out 2,000,000 which was good enough to take down the pot when Spinella let his hand go.

Francis Anderson opened for 2,400,000 from middle position with and Mike Jukich three-bet from the small blind to 4,100,000 with . Anderson called.

The flop came and Jukich continued for 5,500,000. Anderson called.

The turn came the giving Anderson a set of tens. Jukich thought and checked. With 21,600,000 in the pot and 19,600,000 behind, Anderson had a decision to make. He would eventually check.

On the river, Jukich went into the tank and came firing for 13,000,000. Anderson snap-called and took down a massive 47,600,000-chip pot.

Mateusz Moolhuizen opened the action by limping on the button for 1,200,000 with . Anthony Spinella was next to act in the small blind and raised it to 4,700,000 with . Only Moolhuizen made the call.

The flop came and Spinella continued for 2,000,000 and Moolhuizen called.

On the turn Spinella bet again, this time to 6,300,000 which got the job done when Moolhuizen mucked his hand.

Mike Jukich raised to 2,400,000 with from under the gun and Anthony Spinella called with

The flop came and Jukich continued for 1,200,000 and Spinella folded.

With the win, Jukich has exceeded the 100 million chip mark.