Rheem held the lead but beating a tough opponent certainly wouldn't be an easy task. Wilson battled his way to a third place finish for $109,200, which set up a heads-up match between Little and Rheem. Justin Saliba then went out in fifth place for $72,800, and the red hot Chris Brewer took fourth place for $91,000. But the A ♠ on the turn, followed by the 8 ♦ on the river sealed Negreanu's fate as a sixth place finisher for $54,600. Out came 10 ♥ 3 ♣ J ♠, just fine for Negreanu. The six-time World Series of Poker (WSOP) bracelet winner put his final 100,000 chips in the middle with 7 ♥ 7 ♣, while Wilson turned over A ♥ 5 ♥. Negreanu wouldn't quit and had an opportunity to get a few chips back against Brock Wilson, who had a more comfortable stack. Little, one of the biggest stacks at the table, found the call. He chose the former and fired out a bet of 415,000, leaving one big blind behind. Negreanu, sitting on jack-high, knew he either had to bluff or surrender the pot at showdown. The 6 ♠ appeared on the river, and Little checked for a third time. When the A ♦ paired the board on the turn, 'DNegs' continued his aggression, this time wagering 175,000 and again, to his dismay, received a call. His opponent, who flopped middle pair, didn't go away, however. The flop came out 5 ♦ 9 ♣ A ♣, and after action checked to the button, Negreanu made a 75,000 continuation bet. The Poker Hall of Famer didn't get much going early on and sat at 815,000 in chips still with six players remaining and the blinds at 25,000/50,000.įrom the button, he raised it up to 100,000 with J ♥ 3 ♥ and received a call only from Little in the big blind with 10 ♦ 9 ♥. Negreanu entered Tuesday's Day 2, which you can watch on PokerGO, with a middling stack. It could have been even better if a late bluff attempt had gotten through. The GGPoker ambassador busted in sixth place out of 91 in the no-limit Hold'em tournament (Event #4) for $54,600, his first cash of the series. With the blinds getting large at the Poker Masters $10,000 buy-in final table, short-stacked Daniel Negreanu made a move against the big-stacked Jonathan Little, but it didn't pay off. Poker Masters Event #4 Final Table Results.

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