2012 World Series of Poker
- Congratulations to Naoya Kihara, Winner of Event #34: $5,000 Pot-Limit Omaha - Six-Handed ($512,029)
- Chris De Maci Eliminated in 2nd Place ($316,308)
- Daniel Hindin Eliminated in 3rd Place ($203,369)
- Hans Winzeler Eliminated in 4th Place ($134,857)
- Hans Winzeler Doubles Up
- Davidi Kitai Eliminated in 5th Place ($92,064)
- Tommy Le Eliminated in 6th Place ($64,671)
- Welcome to the Final Table of Event #34: $5,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Six-Handed
- Scott Bohlman Eliminated in 7th Place ($46,692)
- Scott Bohlman Doubles Up Again
- Jason Dewitt Eliminated in 8th Place ($46,692)
- Joseph Cheong Eliminated in 9th Place ($34,620)
- De Maci Doubles Through Kihara
- Dimitar Danchev Eliminated in 10th Place ($34,620)
- Kevin MacPhee Eliminated in 11th Place ($26,349)
- Joseph Cheong Doubles Up In The First Hand
- The Final Day of Event #34: $5,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Six-Handed - It's Going to be a Cracker!
- Naoya Kihara Dominates Big Names on Day 2
- Danchev Doubles Through MacPhee
- Sebastian Bastian Eliminated in 12th Place ($26,349)
Event 34: $5,000 Pot-Limit Omaha - Six-Handed
Davidi Kitai Eliminated in 5th Place ($92,064)
It took a monster pot and a man from Japan to oust one of the favorites for this title, Davidi Kitai.
Kitai opened to 60,000 from under the gun and Naoya Kihara three-bet to 210,000. Kitai wasn't to be removed and raised the pot. This took a few minutes and about ten people to figure out it was up to 660,000. Kihara surprised a lot of people by just calling.
The flop came down 
and Kihara shoved for 750,000. Kitai snap-called off his remaining 645,000.
Kihara: 
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Kitai: 
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The turn came 
giving both players the same straight. Kihara was free-rolling to a better straight though. He needed a ten and that's what he got as the river came 
to give him the winning straight. Kitai looked as if he'd just been stabbed in the heart.
Tags: Davidi Kitai, Naoya Kihara.
| Chipcounts | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Naoya Kihara | 2,715,000 | 1,360,000  |
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| Davidi Kitai | Ausgeschieden | |||
Naoya Kihara
Fotos
- Naoya Kihara, Receives his 2012 WSOP Gold Bracelet. The First Poker Player from Japan to win a WSOP Bracelet
- Naoya Kihara, Receives his 2012 WSOP Gold Bracelet. The First Poker Player from Japan to win a WSOP Bracelet
- Naoya Kihara, Receives his 2012 WSOP Gold Bracelet. The First Poker Player from Japan to win a WSOP Bracelet
- Naoya Kihara, Receives his 2012 WSOP Gold Bracelet. The First Poker Player from Japan to win a WSOP Bracelet
- Naoya Kihara
- Chris De Maci
- Chris De Maci
- Naoya Kihara and Chris De Maci
- Chris De Maci
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