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David Salituro

Brampton
As seen in: FanSided, PokerNews, Medium, NewsBreak, PokerNews France, Jays Journal, The Sheridan Sun
@PokerNews and @WPT Live Reporter. Two-time EPT Champion. @GPI nominee. @SheridanCollege + @UofT grad. Contact: davidasalituro@gmail.com
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2026 World Series of Poker

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By David Salituro
| PokerNews
Nick Schulman moved all in for 45,000 in the hijack and was called by Phil Hellmuth in the cutoff and Chris Moneymaker in the big blind, creating a three-way pot featuring three members of the Poker Hall of Fame. All three players drew one. Moneymaker then checked to Hellmuth, who bet 62,000. Moneymaker quickly folded, and Hellmuth turned over 8x5x4x3x2x. Schulman's cards went into the muck, and the defending champion was sent to the rail. Tags: Chris MoneymakerNick SchulmanPhil Hellmuth
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Scott Clements Denies Hellmuth and Brunson in $10k Omaha Hi-Lo Championship

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By David Salituro
| PokerNews
Bracelet No. 4 was a long time coming for Scott Clements, and it fittingly came in a game where he’s enjoyed so much success in the past. Clements first earned a piece of World Series of Poker gold jewelry 20 years ago in the $3,000 Omaha Hi-Lo event. Over the years, he’s had several close calls in the $10,000 version of the event event, finishing second in 2009 and fourth in 2015.
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2026 World Series of Poker

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By David Salituro
| PokerNews
In a limped pot, Scott Clements bet from the big blind on a flop of 4♠3♦3♥ and Dylan Weisman raised. Clements called, and the 7♣ fell on the turn. Clements then bet again, and Weisman raised all in. Clements called and turned over 10♣6♣5♦2♥ for a straight and a low, while Weisman had J♦6♠3♣2♦ for trips. The river was the K♥ and Clements scooped the pot to eliminate Weisman in second place and secure his fourth career WSOP bracelet. Tags: Dylan WeismanScott ClementsWSOP
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