Walter Chambers Wins Event #10: $5,100 No-Limit 2-7 Single Draw for $63,000

Walter Chambers' third cash of the PGT Mixed Games 2024 was the elusive victory he had been looking for. After finishing fourth in Event #8 and sixth in Event #9, Chambers bested a field of 28 entries to win Event #10: $5,100 No-Limit 2-7 for $63,000. 

Chambers bought into Event #10 late after busting in sixth place on the livestreamed 10-Game Championship final table. He steadily chipped up, but by the time the final table was reached, he had slipped and was seventh in chips of the remaining seven players. However, an early double-up through John Riordan put him in the middle of the pack. He made the money with a below-average stack, but another double-up through Riordan put him into the chip lead.

The lengthy four-handed battle saw each player hold the chip lead at one point or another, but ultimately a third double-up for Chambers through Riordan was too much for the latter to come back from. After Felipe Ramos eliminated Jonathan Krela in third place, Chambers was at a 2-to-1 disadvantage beginning heads-up play. However, a double-up for Chambers quickly into the match gave him the lead, and a few minutes later he closed it out.

PGT Mixed Games II Event #10 Results

Place	Player	Country	Points	Prize
1st	Walter Chambers	United States	63	$63,000
2nd	Felipe Ramos	Brazil	39	$39,200
3rd	Jonathan Krela	United States	22	$22,400
4th	John Riordan	United States	15	$15,400

Here was the top 10 of the PGT Mixed Games 2024 leaderboard following the conclusion of Event #10.

PGT Mixed Games 2024 Leaderboard

Rank	Player	Country	Winnings	Points
1st	Max Hoffman	United States	$376,300	331
2nd	Dan Zack	United States	$348,950	287
3rd	Jerry Wong	United States	$260,150	261
4th	John Hennigan	United States	$256,900	256
5th	Daniel Negreanu	Canada	$252,350	252
6th	Dylan Weisman	United States	$375,935	233
7th	Alex Livingston	Canada	$335,590	232
8th	John Racener	United States	$255,400	222
9th	Jeremy Ausmus	United States	$214,800	215
10th	Mori Eskandani	United States	$201,600	202

That concludes PGT Mixed Games 2024, but next up on the PGT schedule is the PGT PLO Series beginning on Monday, March 18th, followed by the US Poker Open beginning on April 5th.

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