Allen ‘Chainsaw’ Kessler Secures Fourth WSOP Circuit Ring in Epic Mixed Game Victory at Graton

In a notable turn of events at the WSOP Circuit Graton, Allen “Chainsaw” Kessler clinched his fourth ring. Tackling 57 competitors in Event 15: Stud 8/Omaha 8, this marks Kessler’s inaugural win in a mixed game category.

Reflecting on the tense moments, Kessler admitted, “I was almost down to my last bet.”

Notably, Kessler is renowned for his expertise in Stud, making this win particularly apt.

The final showdown saw Kessler halt Wendy Freedman, a three-time ring champion, from securing her fourth victory. After placing her remaining chips in a Stud 8 round, she graciously conceded, “It’s your win, Allen.”

Overwhelmed, Kessler expressed, “Incredible. This is the fourth.”

When the moment arrived to capture the champion’s snapshot, Kessler was flanked by poker elites such as Daniel Lowery, a 14-time Ring victor, seven-time champ La Sengphet, Jeff Lennon, and several other participants from the main event.

Kessler’s presence at the Graton circuit is unmistakable, having participated in every mixed game on offer. He narrowly missed out on Event 10: H.O.R.S.E, secured a 10th place in Event 11: Big O, and eventually emerged triumphant in Event 15.

With a spontaneous glint in his eye, Kessler remarked as he exited the venue, “I might just give the Main Event a miss and head straight to Tulsa tomorrow.”

Our crew is gearing up to track Kessler’s next moves, ensuring our readers remain updated on the WSOP Circuit’s unfolding drama.