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07-03-2021 12:06 UTC-8

Hands #9-14: Shing Mixing it Up Preflop

Jeff McMillan

Level 30 : 75,000/150,000, 150,000 ante

Hand #9: Clayton Maguire raised to 325,000 from under the gun. Salim Admon called in middle position. The flop came . Admon bet 300,000 which Maguire called. The turn was the both checked. The river came the . Maguire led with 875,000. Admon tanked for a while before relinquishing his hand.

Hand #10: Walk for Maguire in the big blind

Hand #11: From the button, Philip Shing moved all in for 1,475,000 and got no callers.

Hand #12: Joe Kuether raised to 300,000 from early position and everyone else folded.

Hand #13: From the hijack. Shing made a hefty raise to 800,000 which got everyone else out of the pot.

Hand #14: Shing again made a large preflop raise to 700,000 from middle position and again he collected the blinds and ante.

Player	Chips	Progress
Clayton Maguire	13,125,000 625,000	625,000

Salim Admon	5,375,000 -625,000	-625,000
Joe Kuether	4,075,000 375,000	375,000
Philip Shing	2,925,000 1,125,000	1,125,000

Tags: Clayton Maguire Joe Kuether Philip Shing Salim Admon

07-03-2021 11:50 UTC-8

Updated Chip Counts from the Break

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Chad Holloway

Level 30 : 75,000/150,000, 150,000 ante

Player	Chips	Progress
Clayton Maguire	12,500,000 -460,000	-460,000

Julian Milliard-Feral	11,000,000 1,525,000	1,525,000
Jaime Cervantes	7,400,000 -175,000	-175,000
Salim Admon	6,000,000 -800,000	-800,000
Toby Lewis	5,175,000 625,000	625,000

Joe Kuether	3,700,000 -720,000	-720,000
Andrew Moreno	2,600,000 -225,000	-225,000
Lion Yiming Lee	1,900,000 -795,000	-795,000
Philip Shing	1,800,000 -350,000	-350,000

Level: 30

Blinds: 75,000/150,000

Ante: 150,000

07-03-2021 11:36 UTC-8

Hands #6-8: Last Three Hands of Level 29

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Jeff McMillan

Level 29 : 60,000/120,000, 120,000 ante

Hand #6: Julian Milliard-Feral raised to 250,000 from the hijack and Joe Kuether defended his big blind to see a flop of .

Kuether check-called a bet of 280,000 and then both players checked the turn. When the completed the board on the river, Kuether checked for a third time and folded when Milliard-Feral bet 900,000.

Hand #7: Salim Admon raised to 240,000 from the cutoff and Toby Lewis responded with a three-bet to 600,000 from the button. Both blinds folded and Admon did the same.

Hand #8: Lewis raised to 250,000 from the cutoff and then folded when Lion Yiming Lee moved all in from the small blind.

That brought about the end of the level, which meant players have been sent on a 10-minute break. During this time the tournament staff will be coloring up some chips. Stay tuned for updated counts.

07-03-2021 11:34 UTC-8

Hands 1-5: Maguire, Milliard-Feral and Lewis Active

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Jeff McMillan

Level 29 : 60,000/120,000, 120,000 ante

Hand #1: From the small blind, Philip Shing limped. Clayon Maguire raised to 320,000 from the big blind and Shing called.
The flop came the . Both players checked it to the turn which was the prompting two more checks. The river was the . Shing led out with a bet of 230,000 and was called by Maguire.

Shing showed the for second pair which was no good vs the top pair of Maguire as he took the first pot of the table.

Hand #2: Maguire limped from the small blind, Julian Milliard-Feral checked his option. The flop came the . Maguire led with 225,000 and was called. The turn and river were both checked down and Maguire took another pot as his was good over the of Milliard-Feral.

Hand #3: From the cutoff, Shing raised to 240,000. Maguire three-bet to 625,000 on the button. It folded around and Shing gave it up.

Hand #4: Toby Lewis raised under the gun to 250,000. Milliard-Feral called and the blinds folded. The flop was the . Lewis led for 250,000 and was called. The turn was the . Lewis fired again, this time for 850,000.

Milliard-Feral waited a while and raised to 2,000,000 prompting a swift fold from Lewis.

Hand #5: It folded to the small blind, where Salim Admon raised to 420,000. Lewis called. came the flop. Admon check-called a bet of 500,000. The turn was the . Admon checked and Lewis bet again for 750,000 which got a fold.

Player	Chips	Progress
Clayton Maguire	12,960,000 1,035,000	1,035,000

Julian Milliard-Feral	9,475,000 1,125,000	1,125,000
Salim Admon	6,800,000 -920,000	-920,000
Toby Lewis	4,550,000 -430,000	-430,000

Philip Shing	2,150,000 -590,000	-590,000

Tags: Julian Milliard Julian Milliard Feral Philip Shing Salim Admon Toby Lewis

07-03-2021 11:05 UTC-8

Shuffle Up and Deal!

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Chad Holloway

Level 29 : 60,000/120,000, 120,000 ante

Cards are in the air here on the Day 6 finale of the Wynn Millions!

The button was randomly drawn to Seat 4 on Jaime Cervantes.

There are still 27 minutes remaining in Level 29. Stay tuned as we bring you hand-for-hand coverage of the Wynn Millions final table action.

Level: 29

Blinds: 60,000/120,000

Ante: 120,000

07-03-2021 09:08 UTC-8

Wynn Millions Final Nine Battle for $2 Million Top Prize

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Jeff McMillan

It is time for the exciting final day of the $10,000 buy-in, $10,000,000 GTD Wynn Millions as the final table gets underway at noon local time as PokerNews will provide hand for hand coverage throughout.

Clayton Maguire (11.925 million) is the player on top to start the day with more than 3 million more in chips than his next closest opponent.

Trying to chase down Macguire will be experienced players such as; Toby Lewis (4.98 million), Joe Kuether (4.42 million), and Andrew Moreno (2.825 million) mixed in with a few who are making their first huge splash on the live poker scene like, Julian Milliard-Feral (8,35 million), Jaime Cervantes (7.575 million) and Lion Yiming Lee (2.695 million).

For more information on each player, check out the player profiles by seat number just below.

Final Table

The Wynn Millions Final Table

Seat	Player	Chip Count	Big Blinds
1	Toby Lewis	4,980,000	41
2	Joe Kuether	4,420,000	37
3	Lion Yiming Lee	2,695,000	22
4	Jaime Cervantes	7,575,000	63
5	Philip Shing	2,740,000	23
6	Clayton Maguire	11,925,000	99
7	Julian Milliard-Feral	8,350,000	70
8	Andrew Moreno	2,825,000	24
9	Salim Admon	7,720,000	64

The table promises to include some interesting play as no player has fewer than 20 big blinds, so there is still plenty of time and room for each player to make a run at the grand prize of $2,018,866. Second place will also be worth over a million and each place increases significantly in prize money, meaning that each hand could be critical.

Remaining Wynn Millions Prizes

Place	Prize
1st	$2,018,866
2nd	$1,248,886
3rd	$871,314
4th	$619,160
5th	$456,629
6th	$360,140
7th	$289,361
8th	$240,302
9th	$202,765

The plan is to play down to a champion today and PokerNews will be there for all of the updates.

Tags: Andrew Moreno Clayton Maguire Jaime Cervantes Joe Kuether Julian Milliard Julian Milliard Feral Lion Yiming Lee Toby Lewis

07-03-2021 08:54 UTC-8

Seat 1: Toby Lewis (4,980,000)

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Chad Holloway

Arguably the most experienced player at the Wynn Millions final table is the UK’s Toby Lewis, who according to The Hendon Mob has $6,541,365 in lifetime earnings dating back to 2009. That currently puts him seventh on the UK’s all-time poker money list.

Lewis, who is known as “810ofclubs” online, broke onto the poker scene back in 2010 when he took down the European Poker Tour (EPT) Vilamoura Main Event for $594,568. While that score was his biggest up to that point, he has broken it twice since.

First, in January 2018 he won the Aussie Millions Poker Championship for a career-high $1,178,513. A month later, he finished runner-up to Dennis Blieden in the $10,000 WPT L.A. Poker Classic for $600,630.

Other highlights on his poker résumé include winning the 2019 Aussie Million A$50,000 High Roller for $587,936, which came two days after he finished runner-up in the Aussie Millions A$25,000 High Roller for $555,107.

Lewis begins the Wynn Millions final table fifth in chips, and if he plays his cards right he could very well notch a new career-best score.

Tags: Toby Lewis

07-03-2021 08:54 UTC-8

Seat 2: Joe Kuether (4,420,000)

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Chad Holloway

No one at the final table has won more playing poker than Joe Kuether, who according to The Hendon Mob has amassed just over $7 million in lifetime earnings dating back to 2009.

Kuether began Day 5 on the shorter side of things but used his experience to maneuver his way to the final table where he sits sixth in chips.

Originally from Wisconsin, Kuether has one seven-figure score on his poker résumé when he finished in second place in the 2015 PCA $25K High Roller for $1,050,000. His second-largest cash of $424,044 came when he placed fifth in the 2014 Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open $5,300 Main Event.

Other big scores are $262,994 for finishing third in the 2015 WPT Borgata Championship and $246,161 for winning the 2013 Arizona State Poker Championship.

Kuether has plenty of wins to his credit, including the 2012 WSOP Circuit San Diego Main Event for $111,104 and one of his three gold rings. However, Kuether is still looking for that one big signature win, and the Wynn Millions could very well be it.

Tags: Joe Kuether