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WSOP: Chris “Genius28″ Lee Wins 10-Game Six-Max Bracelet

For the second day in a row a Duke University graduate has made his way to a 2011 World Series of Poker final table and walked away with the bracelet. Chris Lee , known online as “Genius28″, beat a 431-player field including Brian Haveson heads-up to win the $2,500 10-Game Six-Max event, $254,955 and his first bracelet.

“This means a lot. I’ve mostly been an online player, and I’ve had a decent amount of success on the internet,” said Lee.  ”I’ve been playing live tournaments on and off for the last three years and haven’t had a ton of success. I was really starting to doubt myself if I was really a live tournament player or not.”

On Saturday fellow Duke alum Andy Frankenberger won his first bracelet in a $1,500 No Limit Hold’em event. The 24-year-old Lee beat a final table that took two days to complete thanks to the WSOP hard stop rule. Action on Saturday included nearly four hours of seven-handed play before Kevin Chance busted to send the players to an official final table.

“I’m not actually a mixed game player, I usually just play No Limit Hold’em and Pot Limit Omaha. A lot of these games are new to me and I didn’t go in with high expectations, but I really good for all four days,”  said Lee. “It feels like a good huge monkey off my back.”

Once the final table finally kicked off it didn’t take long for the shortest stack to find their way to the cashier cage. Playing Pot Limit Omaha John D’Agostino got the last of his chips in the middle against Lee. D’Agostino held A Q T 7 and found himself trailing the K K T 5 . The A Q 7 flop put D’Agostino ahead with top two pair. The T on the turn was a blank but the J on the river gave Lee broadway and sent D’Agostino out in sixth place for $32,200.

Kendall Fukumoto then tangled with Travis Pearson during a round of Triple Draw 2-7. Fukumoto raised and Pearson called from the big blind. Pearson drew three and Fukumoto asked for two cards. Pearson bet, Fukumoto called all-in, Fukumoto drew two and Pearson drew one card. On the third draw both players drew one. Pearson drew a jack for jack-high and Fukumoto drew a 7 to pair. The 33-yar-old Hawaiian poker pro earned $45,839.

Once tournament was down to ten players it appeared that it became Shaun Deeb’s to lose. The Aria Mixed Game regular found himself with the chip lead and with six players left had nearly three times as many as his nearest competitor. That chip lead took a major hit when Deeb doubled up Pearson during a No Limit Hold’em hand. After another 90 minutes Deeb was forced to put his short stack at risk with Q 5 against the Q T of Pearson. The board ran out with no help and Deeb was sent out in fourth for $67,146.

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