Julian Warhurst

Hand #42: Julian Walhurst was after the gun and raised to 300,000, leaving 65,000 behind

Christopher Mateo called from the hijack while everyone else stayed away.

The flop arrived 2 7 8

Walhurst checked and Mateo bet 65,000 with Walhurst committing his last chips.

Julian Walhurst: Q J

Christopher Mateo: A Q

The dealer showed an A on the turn and Warhurst was drawing dead.

The 9 river was a formality, sending out Walhurst as the first casualty of the final table.