$100,000 Super High Roller Deep Stack NLH (Re-Entry)
Level 8: 2K/4K/ 500 ante

Three handed play lasts for quite some time as there’s not one weak spot in this line up.

Scott Seiver shoves after a raise from Ryan Fee, and Fee cannot get his chips in fast enough as he snap calls.

Seiver
Fee

The board brings no help to Seiver as it falls and Fee’s pocket ladies hold up to double through Seiver.

Here’s an update on the chip counts:

Fee – 370K
Schindler – 315K
Seiver – 211K

$100,000 Super High Roller Deep Stack NLH (Re-Entry)
Level 7: 1500/3K/ 400 ante

A short stacked Jason Mo goes all-in, and Ryan Fee makes the call once he sees his cards:

Mo:
Fee:

The board is dealt out and Fee’s pocket rockets hold up to eliminate Mo on the bubble in 4th place. The two have been battling back and forth for most of the final table, but Fee finally gets the best of Mo. The remaining 3 players are in the money as 3rd place will receive $50,000 that was added to the prizepool.

$100,000 Super High Roller Deep Stack NLH (Re-Entry)
Level 6: 1200/2400/ 300 ante

Jason Mo

On a flop showing Jason Mo goes all-in, and Ryan Fee makes the call.

Fee:
Mo:

Both have top pair of nines, but Mo has the superior kicker. The turn and river are the and Mo’s better pair of nines with the King kicker hold up to double up his stack through Fee.

Here are the updated chip counts for the final 4:

Seiver – 362K
Fee – 189K
Schindler – 186
Mo – 162K

$100,000 Super High Roller Deep Stack NLH (Re-Entry)
Level 6: 1200/2400/ 300 ante

Ryan Fee shoves his stack in the middle after he raised and is re-raised by Jason Mo. Mo makes the call.

Fee:
Mo:

The board is dealt out and Fee once again doubles through Mo when his pocket rockets hold up. Mo is left with 70K.

$100,000 Super High Roller Deep Stack NLH (Re-Entry)
Level 6: 1200/2400/ 300 ante

Arieh

We have a 3 way all-in pre-flop between Jason Mo, Josh Arieh, and Scott Seiver. Seiver has both opponents covered. The cards are tabled:

Mo:
Seiver:
Arieh:

The board rolls out , and Jason Mo rakes in the big pot after making the nut flush, in the process also knocking out Josh Arieh in 5th place .

$100,000 Super High Roller Deep Stack NLH (Re-Entry)
Level 5: 1K/2K/ 300 ante

Jason Mo puts out a bet of 20K on a board showing . Ryan Fee thinks it over for a while, then raises all-in for 80K, putting his tournament life at risk. Mo mulls it over and makes the call.

Mo:
Fee:

Mo has a Queen high straight but is dominated by the full house, 10s over 7s of Fee. Fee doubles up and takes a big chunk of Mo’s stack.

$100,000 Super High Roller Deep Stack NLH (Re-Entry)
Level 5: 1K/2K/ 300 ante

On a board showing , Ryan Fee bets out 17K. Scott Seiver deliberates for a while, and finally makes the call. Fee flips over the first…then takes a while before flipping over the for a turned trip fives. Fee rakes in the pot.

$100,000 Super High Roller Deep Stack NLH (Re-Entry)
Level 5: 1K/2K/ 300 ante

Here are the new seat assignments for the Super High Roller final table as we get ready for play:

Seat – Name – Chip Count
Seat 1 – Josh Arieh 82,700
Seat 2 – Jason Mo 126,600
Seat 3 – Jake Schindler 142,100
Seat 4 – Scott Seiver 470,500
Seat 5 – Ryan Fee 79,300

There will also be a live stream of this final table with a 1 hour delay at 3pm here: http://www.pokerstars.tv/live/shrpo/

$100,000 Super High Roller Deep Stack NLH (Re-Entry)
Level 5: 1K/2K/ 300 ante

We’re getting ready for the start of the final table of the $100K Buy-In Super High Roller Deep Stack event at just about 2pm! They’ll be coming back to blinds at Level 5 with 58:30 left. There will be a re-draw for seat assignments before they officially announce “Shuffle Up and Deal”. Here are the chip counts as the final five get ready for play, with Scott Seiver the chip leader.

Chip leader – Seiver

Scott Seiver 470,500
Jake Schindler 142,100
Jason Mo 126,600
Josh Arieh 82,700
Ryan Fee 79,300

And here is what they are playing for:

Total Entries: 9
Total Prize Money: $877,500

Place – Payout
1st $570,375
2nd $307,125

$1,100 Buy-In No Limit Hold’em $100K Guaranteed (Re-Entry)
Start of Level 20: 4K/8K/ 1K

We’re still at 10 handed for well over an hour at our final table as chips have gotten moved around among players, but nobody is willing to give up their shot at that $61,250 top prize.

The only significant hand was when Shane Delaney went all in with against the of Farid Jattin and made a boat when the board came , doubling up Delaney.

Levels have just increased to 4K/8K/ 1K ante.