He continued: “My coach, Audrey, has helped me get here and learn how to keep the right mindset so I can handle bad beats and not going on tilt. “This has been my lucky year, lucky sevens!” His previous highest cash was just ten days ago when he finished first in the $400 WSOP Daily Deepstack for $31,583. started his poker journey playing cards with friends over the last 15 years and in the last four he just started playing tournaments. 'It’s my fifth year here and this was the good year.” “I feel very, very well because it’s not nothing to win a tournament in Las Vegas,' he said. With one of the most supportive rails to grace the Main Stage during the 2022 WSOP, the excitement when won the final hand was exhilarating. Many notables entered the event including Kazuki Ikeuchi ($4,269), Andrew Barber ($4,269), Chris Tryba ($4,269), Rajaee Wazwaz ($5,000), Ben Yu ($5,000), James Mackey ($12,670), Santiago Soriano ($19,560), Mike Takayama ($24,620) and Allen Cunningham ($66,777) who all took home a piece of the pot. Event #75: $777 Lucky Sevens Final Table Results Turvin remained at the top until heads-up play began and the two traded chips back and forth for a while before went on a tear and quickly decimated Turvin’s stack before finally knocking out his opponent in a preflop all-in shove.

was middle of the pack in chips when Day 3 started while Turvin, who was second in chips to start the day, quickly took the lead. The total prize pool was $3,517,898 and 989 places were paid, with a min-cash being $1,244. Two hundred and eighty five returned for Day 2 and there were just nine remaining at the beginning of Day 3. Gregory won his first WSOP gold bracelet and a $777,777 top prize in the 2022 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Event #75: Lucky Sevens No-Limit Hold’em (7-Handed) after taking the chip lead from Rodney Turvin during heads-up play.Ī total of 6,903 entries over the three different Day 1 flights had the tournament stretching over five days total.

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