A WSOP player has been banned from the remainder of the event after repeatedly violating the rules and insulting opponents.

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Kassouf: Then he calls the clock, because I'm taking too long or whatever, so I said, "Oh, let's gamble. OK, I'm all-in." He snap-calls with double aces, and the rest is history.

Kassouf said that the worst confrontation he ever had came in Spain, where a German player threatened to beat him up. 5. Benger has advanced to the November Nine and is assured of winning at least ...

Kassouf: Then he calls the clock, because I'm taking too long or whatever, so I said, "Oh, let's gamble. OK, I'm all-in." He snap-calls with double aces, and the rest is history.

In one of the biggest hands of the 2016 World Series of Poker main event, Will Kassouf and Griffin Benger clashed. This is the hand in their own words.