Hero Fold Propels Shannon Shorr To Victory At U.S. Poker Open
Briefly

Shannon Shorr achieved a remarkable fold at the 2025 U.S. Poker Open final table, laying down trip nines against Yifu He's superior hand. By not calling He's river bet of 600,000 into a 1,840,000 pot, Shorr maintained a strong chip stack, ultimately winning the tournament and earning $220,400. This victory marked his fourth title in 2025 and positioned him second in Player of the Year standings, with earnings surpassing $15.9 million. The event witnessed 76 entries, showcasing high-level competition among notable players like Stephen Chidwick and Isaac Haxton.
Shannon Shorr made a defining laydown at the final table of the 2025 U.S. Poker Open, choosing to fold trip nines against Yifu He.
Opting not to call Yifu He's significant river bet preserved Shorr's chip stack, positioning him well for subsequent winning hands and ultimately securing victory.
With this win at the U.S. Poker Open and a total earnings boost to over $15.9 million, Shorr solidified his status in the poker community.
The $10,000 buy-in tournament saw 76 total entries, culminating in over $760,000 in prize money distributed among top contenders, highlighting its competitive nature.
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