Hand #101: Moon Kim Out in 7th Place ($118,966)

Photo: Moon Kim (center) stands up after he four-bets all in against Michael Mizrachi (foreground, right) and Marvin Rettenmaier (foreground, left).

Hand #101  –  Moon Kim raises from the hijack to 160,000, and Michael Mizrachi asks for a rough count of his stack. Kim says, "I started with about one-point-two (million)." Mizrachi calls from the small blind.

Marvin Rettenmaier reraises from the big blind to 630,000, and Kim quickly moves all in for 1,060,000. Mizrachi thinks for a bit before he folds, and Rettenmaier calls with [9d9h]. Kim turns over [AsQs], and he’ll need to improve to stay alive.

The board comes [Jh7d3h4c6d], and the pocket nines hold up for Marvin Rettenmaier to win the pot and eliminate WPT Bay 101 champion Moon Kim on the TV bubble in seventh place.

Marvin Rettenmaier  –  6,715,000
Moon Kim  –  Out in 7th Place ($118,966)

With Moon Kim’s elimination, Joe Serock clinches the WPT Player of the Year title. Congratulations to Joe Serock!

The final six players are now filling out their WPT bio sheets and bagging and tagging their chips. The televised WPT Final Table will not be tomorrow — it’ll be at 4:00 pm on Saturday, since the WPT Super High Roller will have its final table on the WPT set tomorrow.

As always, the WPT Final Tables will be featured on the WPT Live Stream, which features all the hole cards and commentary from WPT Raw Deal analyst on a 30-minute delay.