Australia’s Jarred FlopNutsOnYouGraham (pictured with Joe Hachem) came out on top in Event #31 of the World Series of Poker on Wednesday, a $1,500 Pot Limit Omaha High-Low Split Eight or Better tournament. The gala began on Monday with a field of nearly 1,000 players and, two days later, Graham, a 24-year-old cash game specialist, came away with the win and earned $255,000.

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As you might expect in a PLO High-Low Split tournament, there were two three-time bracelet winners at the final table,Perry Green and Barry barryg1Greenstein. Graham defeated fellow PocketFiver Marco CrazyMarco Johnson heads-up and busted Greenstein in third place. Graham was up 4:1 in chips entering two-way play, which only lasted a few minutes. Johnson told Graham before it started, “I’ve taken second twice before, so this one wouldn’t hurt as much.”

On the final hand of the tournament, Graham put Johnson(pictured) all-in on a board of 9-10-3 with two hearts. Johnson commented that he had a pair and called with 4h-7d-3s-Ac for threes, while Graham had As-Kd-5d-Kc for a pair of kings. A king on the turn left Johnson drawing dead on the river and Graham picked up his first bracelet in his first career WSOP cash.

As for Johnson, he now has $1.1 million in career WSOP earnings after raking in $158,000 on Wednesday. He took second in a Limit Hold’em Six-Max WSOP tournament last year for $112,000 and was second in a No Limit Hold’em event in 2008 for nearly a half-million dollars. All told, Johnson has 21 career WSOP in the money finishes.

Meanwhile, Greenstein recorded his third cash of the 2013 WSOP and is nearing $3 million in career WSOP earnings. The Poker Hall of Fame member first found the money in a WSOP event 31 years ago. Here were the final table results from Event #31:

1. Jarred FlopNutsOnYouGraham – $255,942
2. Marco CrazyMarcoJohnson – $158,379
3. Barry barryg1Greenstein – $99,091
4. Noomis Jones – $71,924
5. Gabriel Blumenthal – $53,096
6. Loni Harwood – $39,803
7. Eric Rodawig – $30,275
8. Joao Simao – $23,338
9. Perry Green – $18,233

PocketFivers have now claimed 10 bracelets at the 2013 WSOP in Las Vegas and are nearing $10 million in final table cashes so far. That total will grow even more with the conclusion of Event #32 on Thursday, a $5,000 No Limit Hold’em Six-Max affair. The field of 14 is inundated with PocketFivers, including chip leader Jonathan FieryJustice Little (pictured):

1. Jonathan FieryJusticeLittle – 1,290,000
2. Allen albari Bari – 1,191,000
3. Vasile Buboi – 1,100,000
4. Dan KingDan Smith – 719,000
5. Ryan g0lfa D’Angelo – 591,000
6. Andrew good2cu Robl – 554,000
7. Erick Lindgren – 525,000
8. Jonathan FatalError Aguiar – 455,000
9. Lee Markholt – 431,000
10. Kyle White – 225,000
11. Connor blanconegro Drinan – 198,000
12. Craig Fishman – 195,000
13. Harry Bienenfeld – 181,000
14. Dario Sammartino – 173,000

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