Baha Mar for the PokerStars Players Championship (PSPC).The board ran out nice and clean for Rossitto, who scooped the pot to finish of the 2021 WPTDeepStacks Championship at Thunder Valley. Rossitto would get the best of Snead during heads-up play on the final hand when he called an all-in bet with A ♥ Q ♥ against Snead's A ♠ 9 ♥. He'd soon give a bunch back when his ace-high bluff didn't get through against the full house of Rossitto, who scored a full double-up in the massive pot four-handed. He busted Justin Levitt in fifth place ($61,435) on a brutal cooler, turning a straight against the flopped set of 10's. Snead would use that hand to begin his march to the top of the chip counts. No help appeared on the turn or river for Wilson, who was out in eighth place for $33,150. Snead made the call with J ♠ J ♦ and watched the flop smack him in the face when it came J ♣ 7 ♥ 3 ♦. WPTDeepStacks Player of the Year Up-and-Down Final Table for Sneadīrock Wilson lost one of the most memorable bad beats of the day to bust, although he was short-stacked when he went all in preflop with A ♠ A ♥. He officially became the Player of the Year, while Ostapchenko ended the season in second place. Knafo received some good news when Snead busted Ostapchenko in third place ($110,085). Hughes came into the day third in chips but only finished one spot higher than Charette (17th place for $13,775). Paul Snead held a slim chip lead over Duff Charette, who had a rough final session and was bounced from the tournament in 18th place ($13,775). The sweat was real for Knafo as Ostapchenko was right in the thick of things as the tournament winded down to its final four players, although he was far and away the smallest stack at that point.Įntering Tuesday's Day 3 session, 27 players returned to Thunder Valley all with a huge payout still in sight. Knafo needed Ostapchenko to bust at any point at the final table to wrap up the WPTDeepStacks Player of the Year award.

He wasn't doing it to be rude or disrespectful. Albert Knafo showed up to the final table to anti-rail Andrew Ostapchenko.

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