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Dana Castaneda: The first woman player titled at the WSOP 2013
Last night, a bracelet of the World Series of Poker (WSOP) was awarded to a woman, the first in this 44th edition of the worldwide series. The victory of a woman outside the Ladies Event is a particular occasion, during this poker tournament and deserves to be specified. In fact, Dana Castaneda won the $ 1,000 No Limit Hold'em, which gathered an impressive field of 2,883 participants. Ending in the 94th place of the Ladies Event, Dana Castaneda was an unknown of live circuit afterward and this first place at the Event #54 is certainly marking a beautiful start for her career. At the start of the Day 3 who gathered 14 players, there were still two players left for the title, but Molissa Farber, the other feminine representative of the event, was eliminated at the 11th place.
Barry Hutter started the final table as chipleader ahead Jacob Bazeley, Jason Bigelow, Kenneth Gregersen, Michael Zucchet, Joseph Wertz, Matthias Bednarek, Philippe Clerc and Dana Castaneda. The final table guaranteed a minimum gain of $ 33,731 which belonged to Kenneth Gregersen. Two hands after, Joseph Wertz and Jacob Bazeley left the final table, on a winning hand of Jason Bigelow. Barry Hutter was eliminated at the 6th place by Castaneda, who for the occasion grabbed the chiplead with 4 million chips. The elimination of Philippe Clerc, the only French representative of the final table, of Michael Zucchet and Matthias Bednarek allowed Dana Castaneda and Jason Bigelow to meet in heads-up. With 7.2 million chips against 1.45 million for his opponent, Castaneda wins hands down the $ 1,000 No Limit Hold'em and pocketed $ 454,207. Runner-up of the tournament, Jason Bigelow left the final table with $ 281,991.
Source: Oliver JOHNSON
Friday, 05 July 2013
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