Renji Mao Wins No Limit Hold'em Night Turbo at King's Resort, Claims Second WSOP Bracelet

Mao's resilience pays off in thrilling final table. He overcomes setbacks to claim victory and solidify his status as a poker powerhouse.

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2025 October 6 . 12:31 PM

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Renji Mao Wins No Limit Hold'em Night Turbo at King's Resort, Claims Second WSOP Bracelet

The No Limit Texas Hold'em Night Turbo poker tournament at King's Resort in Rozvadov concluded with a thrilling final table. Renji Mao emerged victorious, claiming his second WSOP bracelet and a substantial prize.

The final table saw six skilled players battling it out. As the event drew to a close, the tempo slowed, and each player fought to secure their position. Among them was Fahredin Mustafov, who returned for Day 2 despite facing initial setbacks, ultimately bagging over a million chips.

Grzegorz Derkowski secured 3rd place, taking home €92,800. Meanwhile, Mao outlasted a field of 200 entries, proving his prowess in various poker formats, not just No-Limit Texas Hold'em. Despite losing a significant pot at the final table, Mao fought back and clinched the victory.

Shaun Deeb had a strong run but finished 11th for €13,900. Zdenek Zizka and Fahredin Mustafov finished 5th and 4th respectively, both eliminated by eventual runner-up Dario Alioto. Zizka won €45,600, while Mustafov took home €64,000. Alioto's impressive performance earned him €138,800 as the runner-up.

Renji Mao's triumph in the No Limit Texas Hold'em Night Turbo tournament at King's Resort in Rozvadov is a testament to his skill and resilience. With his second WSOP bracelet and a substantial prize, Mao continues to solidify his status as a formidable poker player.