Carsten Heidemann Triumphs at WSOP Event #84: $600 Ultra Stack No-Limit Hold’em, Wins $343,010

Carsten Heidemann from Germany is the winner of Event #84: $600 Ultra Stack No-Limit Hold’em at 2024 World Series of Poker, outlasting a field of 6,628 players to claim the top prize of $343,010. This thrilling event saw numerous skilled players compete fiercely, but it was Heidemann who ultimately took home the coveted bracelet.

WSOP Event #84: $600 Ultra Stack No-Limit Hold’em final table results

RankPlayerCountryPrize
1 Carsten HeidemannGermany$343,010
2 Ramana EpparlaUnited States$228,670
3 Albyn BelloDominican Republic$170,410
4 Phuoc NguyenUnited States$127,950
5 Jason WesterUnited States$96,790
6 Robert SzumowskiUnited States$73,780

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Final Table Highlights

Robert Szumowski raised to 10,500,000 from under the gun, and Ramana Epparla called. The flop came K109. Szumowski moved all-in for his last 14,000,000 with AQ, but Epparla’s K8 stayed ahead. The turn 9 and river 6 sealed Szumowski’s fate, and he exited in sixth place.

Jason Wester shoved his remaining 4,000,000 from under the gun with J8. Ramana Epparla called with J9. The flop came 39K, giving Epparla a pair of nines. The turn 7 and river 2 kept Epparla ahead, knocking Wester out in fifth place.

With just 10,000,000 chips left, Phuoc Nguyen moved all-in saying, “No chip, no choice.” Albyn Bello and Carsten Heidemann called. Nguyen held K10, Bello had A5, and Heidemann had 95. The board ran out 673Q5, giving Bello the win with a pair of fives and an ace kicker.

Albyn Bello

Carsten Heidemann raised to 15,000,000 on the button, and Ramana Epparla folded. Albyn Bello moved all-in from the big blind with KJ. Heidemann called with A5. The board came 6A7, improving Heidemann to a pair of aces. The turn 4 and river 7 confirmed Bello’s exit in third place.

Ramana Epparla

In a pivotal hand, Ramana Epparla raised to 12,000,000 from the button, and Carsten Heidemann called from the big blind. The flop came QK7. Epparla bet 16,000,000, and Heidemann moved all-in for 82,000,000. Epparla called with J10, needing a straight, but Heidemann’s K8 held up as the turn 5 and river 8 sealed his two-pair victory.

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