2024 World Series of Poker

Event #52: $5,000 6-Handed No-Limit Hold'em
Day: 4
Event Info

2024 World Series of Poker

Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
a9
Prize
$656,747
Event Info
Buy-in
$5,000
Prize Pool
$3,762,800
Entries
817
Level Info
Level
33
Blinds
200,000 / 400,000
Ante
400,000
Players Info - Day 4
Entries
4
Players Left
1

Mostafa Haidary Tears Through the Final Four to Win Event #52: $5,000 6-Handed No-Limit Hold'em

Level 33 : Blinds 200,000/400,000, 400,000 ante
Mostafa Haidary
Mostafa Haidary

Mostafa Haidary has emerged the victor of Event #52: $5,000 6-Handed No-Limit Hold'em, capturing his first bracelet as the Australian resident defeated German Bernd Gleissner in heads-up play to the tune of $656,747.

There were a total of 817 entrants in this event as the field was speckled with professional players. A prize pool of $3,762,800 was generated with 123 players from the field having made the money.

Event #52: $5,000 6-Handed No-Limit Hold'em Final Table Results

PlaceNameCountryPayout
1Mostafa HaidaryAustralia$656,747
2Bernd GleissnerGermany$437,821
3Krasimir YankovBulgaria$300,293
4Brandon SchwartzUnited States$206,606
5Pedro MadeiraBrazil$148,939
6Matthew McEwanUnited States$107,770
7Max KruseGermany$79,436
Mostafa Haidary
Mostafa Haidary

Winner's Reaction

PokerNews asked Haidary how he felt after winning and his plans for the remaining summer and he responded.

��I��m so happy! My plans for the moment are to play more poker and celebrate with my wife and kids who are back home. I��m appreciative to be here��

Haidary reflected on his Australian poker playing background and explained that ��We have a great poker scene. There are a lot of great players in Australia and I��m lucky to be one of them.��

With the roaring crowd of friends cheering him on from the rail, Haidary emphasized that great moments don��t mean anything if they aren��t shared with friends. His triumph felt so much better with the good friends that he has.

Haidary shared that ��there were three big hands where I bluffed for pretty much all my chips on the turn. All three of them went through.�� This is when he felt confident that he would win the event.

Finally, when asked for any closing remarks, Haidary noted that ��I just woke up this morning and said I��m as close as it gets to winning. Everything went smoothly so it was great.��

Final Day Recap

Any action missed from the final table can be found in the Day 3 recap. Haidary found himself heading into Day 4 as the chip leader and would tear through the remaining players until heads up. Haidary��s aggressive play and patience helped him to take down the event.

Only four players returned for Day 4, and the short stack of Brandon Schwartz found an early double up through Gleissner. Shortly after Gleissner found a double through Krasimir Yankov to leave him as the short stack.

Living on borrowed time, Schwartz was the first to exit as he was left short when he moved all in with big slick and was out flopped. He was all in the following hand with the majority of his chips in for the big blind and ante. He couldn��t beat Haidary��s button raise as he was sent home.

Mostafa Haidary
Mostafa Haidary

Yankov fell shortly after when he lost a flip against Gleissner. At the time, Haidary held a little over two-thirds of the chips in play.

Early into heads-up play, Gleissner found a double to take the chip lead. Haidary soon got revenge as he hit two pairs with a higher flush draw than Gleissner��s open-ended straight and flush draw.

Haidary now sat confidently with three-fourths of the chips in play. Not long after, Haidary won a flip against Gleissner to take down the event surrounded by his friends and fellow players.

Mostafa Haidary
Mostafa Haidary

This concludes the PokerNews coverage of the event, but there is still plenty of more action to come at the 2024 World Series of Poker at Horseshoe and Paris Las Vegas so stay tuned for all your live coverage needs.

Tags: Bernd GleissnerBrandon SchwartzKrasimir YankovMatthew McEwanMax KruseMostafa HaidaryPedro Madeira