Australia’s Malcolm Trayner champions 2024 WSOP’s Event #5: $1K Mystery Millions to win maiden gold bracelet and $1 Million payday.

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• Attreyee KhasnabisJune 5, 2024
• 5 Minutes Read ShareTweetWhatsAppA jaw-dropping 18,403 poker hopefuls – a number so colossal it shattered WSOP records, making it the sixth-largest live bracelet event in history – descended upon the Horseshoe and Paris Las Vegas, transforming the venues into a high-stakes battleground for Event #5: $1,000 Mystery Millions at the 2024 World Series of Poker (WSOP). This staggering turnout also set a new benchmark for bracelet events with a buy-in of $1,000 or more. After four gruelling starting flights and two additional days of intense poker warfare, a lone warrior emerged from the fray: Australia’s Malcolm Trayner (cover image). The Turramurra resident seized a life-changing $1 Million top prize and his coveted first gold bracelet, marking the 34th WSOP bracelet claimed by an Australian and catapulting Trayner’s career to new heights. This monumental victory dwarfed his previous best cash of $125,495 earned as the runner-up in a $10,000 AUD buy-in event at the World Poker Tour Australia festival last fall. In a heart-pounding heads-up duel, Trayner outmanoeuvred Carson Richards, sending the American player home with $536,080 for his runner-up finish. Aussie Aussie Aussie!!! Malcolm Trayner wins the @WSOP Gold Bracelet and the $1,000,000 first-place prize in the $1k Mystery Millions ???????????? pic.twitter.com/LaNkd9AQzM — PokerGO (@PokerGO) June 5, 2024 “A mix of everything—lots of excitement, overwhelmed,”exclaimed a beaming Trayner moments after his historic triumph. “I just can’t believe what’s happened.” When questioned about his composure at such a young age, the 24-year-old poker prodigy confessed, “I mean, not gonna lie, I was a bit nervous going in. I made a few mistakes earlier on, like acting out of turn and things like that. But once I settled in, it was just a matter of doing what I’ve done many times before, both online and live. Just playing the final table and trying to disassociate from the money, focusing on the chips in front of me and trying to win everyone else’s chips. That was my goal.” As for his plans to celebrate the life-changing prize, Trayner revealed,“Have a nice dinner, get all the boys out for a really nice treat. I have no idea what to do next, apart from a nice dinner and maybe flying my girlfriend business class or something.” The Mystery Millions event itself was a spectacle, amassing a monstrous $16,199,920 prize pool, the largest ever for its size. While Trayner was the sole player to snag a seven-figure payout from the main prize pool, the mystery bounty component crowned two additional millionaires: Valentyn Shabelnyk and DJ Buckley. Each $1,000 buy-in contributed $300 to this thrilling lottery, with prizes ranging from $1,000 to a life-altering $1 Million. Bracelet winner Roberto Romanello and ninth-place finisher Jake Brown also joined the high-roller club, claiming the $500,000 and $250,000 bounties, respectively. WE HAVE A MILLION DOLLAR CHEST AT THE @WSOP MYSTERY MILLIONS ???? Congrats to Valentyn Shabelnyk pic.twitter.com/fApp6NbLZ4 — PokerGO (@PokerGO) June 3, 2024 India’s Sriharsha Doddapaneni, who startedDay 2 with high hopes and an above-average stack, ultimately fell short, finishing in 432nd place for a respectable $3,470 (~₹2.90 Lakhs) – bagging his first cash of the summer. Sriharsha DoddapaneniThe final day of the event began with 18 players still in contention, with Trayner sitting outside the top ten. By the time the final table was set, he had battled his way into the chip lead. In the lead-up to the final table, several notable players were eliminated on the final day, including bracelet winners Pei Li (15th for $45,310) and Alex Ziskin (16th for $36,550). Following Jefferson James‘ elimination in 10th place ($70,860), the nine-handed final table was set, with the players being moved to the feature table. Jefferson JamesThe final table was livestreamed on PokerGO. You can watch the over 2.5 hours-long replay on a subscription. Final Table Chip Counts

31. Malcolm Trayner – 213,100,000
32. Christopher Castellan – 147,800,000
33. Carson Richards – 88,300,000
34. Amir Mirrasouli – 76,200,000
35. Oshri Azran – 75,000,000
36. Eugene Tito – 46,000,000
37. Junho Song – 40,000,000
38. Michael Miller – 38,800,000
39. Jake Brown – 10,700,000 Final Table Recap Jake Brown, the shortest stack at the table’s start, was unsurprisingly the first to fall. He moved all-in with only to be outdrawn by Junho Song’s . The board revealed , sealing Brown’s fate in ninth place. Jake BrownJust minutes later, Christopher Castellan‘s clashed with Carson Richards’ . The board ran out , and Richards’ rivered top pair sent Castellan packing in eighth place. Christopher CastellanThe rapid eliminations continued as Michael Miller exited in seventh place when his fell to Song’s . Michael MillerEleven minutes later, Amir Mirrasouli met his end in sixth place. His couldn’t hold against Malcolm Trayner’s on the board. Amir MirrasouliThe action intensified as Trayner continued his dominant run, eliminating Oshri Azran in fifth placeshort afterwards. Azran’s fell to Trayner’s , which improved to two-pair on the board. Oshri AzranNext to go was Junho Song when his lost to Richards’ . The runout offered no help to Song, and he exited in fourth place. Junho SongPlay continued for another ten minutes before Eugene Tito moved all-in from the button for 5 Million holding . Richards called from the small blind before Trayner three-bet from the big blind to 26 Million. Richards folded, and Trayner turned over . The community cards fanned out , and Trayner’s nine-high straight knocked Tito out in third place. Eugene TitoHeads-up play began with Malcolm Trayner holding a commanding 575 Million to Carson Richards’ 160 Million. Despite starting as a 3.5:1 underdog, Richards battled back, briefly taking the chip lead. However, Trayner regained control and rode his advantage to the end. Carson RichardsIn the decisive final hand, Trayner limped in from the button, and Richards shoved all in for about 160 Million. Trayner took his time before eventually making the call. Carson Richards Malcolm Trayner With all eyes on the table and screens around the Horseshoe and Paris Casino, the dealer fanned a flop of . The turn brought the , giving Trayner a top pair and leaving Richards’ drawing dead. The completed the board, and Malcolm Trayner became the 34th Australian to win a WSOP gold bracelet! Malcolm Trayner With His RailFinal Table Results (USD)
40. Malcolm Trayner – $1,000,000
41. Carson Richards – $536,080
42. Eugene Tito – $407,970
43. Junho Song – $312,250
44. Oshri Azran – $240,350
45. Amir Mirrasouli – $186,080
46. Michael Miller – $144,900
47. Christopher Castellan – $113,490
48. Jake Brown – $89,411 Content & Images Courtesy: World Series of Poker Stay tuned to PokerGuru for all the latest updates as the WSOP 2024 unfolds! 51voteArticle Rating ### Related Players

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