Moshe Gavrieli won World Series of Poker Event #60: $3,000 Limit Hold’em for $200,303, beating the field of 343 entries. The event generated a prize pool of $915,810. It was held at the Horseshoe and Paris Las Vegas.
Gavrieli had previous total live earnings of $298,970, with his most significant score coming in 2024 when he came fourth in $5,200 No-Limit Hold’em event for $76,120.
Gavrieli beat Scott Bohlman in the heads-up battle to win his first WSOP bracelet and new most significant score. Bohlman earned $129,183 for his second-place finish.
Event #60: $3,000 Limit Hold’em Final Table Results
Place
Player
Country
Prize
1
Moshe Gavrieli
United States
$200,303
2
Scott Bohlman
United States
$129,183
3
Ian Pelz
United States
$85,431
4
Nicholas Tsoukalas
United States
$57,963
5
Simeon Tsonev
Bulgaria
$40,374
6
Kerry Welsh
United States
$28,893
7
Andrew Bradshaw
United Kingdom
$21,258
The Final Table
At the start of the final table, Moshe Gavrieli was coming as the chip leader with 46 big bets, and Scott Bohlman was right behind him with 38 big bets. Andrew Bradshaw was proud to own the shortest stack of six big bets.
Andrew Bradshaw opened in EP, and Moshe Gavrieli called BB. The flop came J♦2♥3♣, Bradshaw bet, Gavrieli raised, Bradshaw shoved, and Gavrieli called. Andrew Bradshaw was behind with Q♠10♥ against Gavrieli’s A♥9♠, and the turn came 7♠ followed by 6♠ on the river. Ace high was enough for Gavieli to eliminate Andrew Bradshaw in seventh place for $21,258.
Andrew Bradshaw
Kerry Welsh opened from the HJ, Ian Pelz 3-bet from the SB, and Welsh called with just under one big bet behind. The flop came 8♠K♦5♦, and both players checked. The turn came Q♣, Pelz checked, Welsh put his last bet in, and Pelz called. When cards turned, Welsh was drawing dead with 7♠7♥, and Pelz had 8♦8♣ flopping set of eights. The river was 8♥, improving Pelz to quads and eliminating Kerry Welsh in sixth place for $28,893.
Kerry Welsh
Simeon Tsonev shoved from UTG, Ian Pelz called in the SB, and Moshe Gavrieli called in the BB.
The flop came J♦9♣J♥, Pelz went for the lead, and Gavrieli called. Pelz led again on the 6♥, and Gavrieli folded. Tsonev was at risk with A♣8♦ against Pelz, who flopped trips holding J♠6♦, and Tsonev was drawing dead just like the last victim of Pelz. The river came 2♦, and Tsonev was out in fifth place for $40,374.
Simeon Tsonev
Moshe Gavrieli opened from UTG, Nicholas Tsoukalas 3-bet from the SB, Gavrieli went for 4-bet, and Tsoukalas called. The flop came J♠Q♦3♠, Tsoukalas led, Gavrieli raised, Tsoukalas 3-bet and Gavrieli called. The turn was A♠, and Tsoukalas shoved, just to get snap-called by Gavrieli. Tsoukalas had Q♥10♣ and was against A♦A♦ of Gavrieli, which turned a set of aces, and Tsoukalas was left to just four outs. The river came 4♣, and that was the end of the road for Tsoukalas, who finished in fourth place for $57,963.
Nicholas Tsoukalas
Ian Pelz was forced all-in from the SB, Scott Bohlman called from the BTN, and Moshe Gavrieli checked in BB. Both players checked the board Q♣4♠J♣A♠9♠ until the river showdown. Pelz had 10♣4♥ vs Bohlman’s 5♠2♣ vs Gavrieli’s J♦6♠, and Pelz was eliminated by Gavrieli who hit pair of jacks. Ian Pelz earned $85,431 for his third-place finish.
Ian Pelz
The Heads-Up
Moshe Gavrieli opened from BTN, and Scott Bohlman called in BB. The dealer rolled 2♣3♣J♠, Bohlman checked, Gavrieli bet and Bohlman raised. Gavrieli then 3-bet, and Bohlman called for his last chips. Bohlman turned Q♣J♦ and was ahead of Gavrieli’s J♣5♣. The turn came A♣, giving the lead to Gavrieli, who now needed to dodge the club on the river. The river came 8♠, and that was it for Bohlman, who was out in second place for $129,183.
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Moshe Gavrieli
Simeon Tsonev
Andrew Bradshaw
