2019 Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood, Florida Event 8 $400 Black Chip Bounty NLH (Single Re-Entry) $50,000 Guaranteed Entries: 256 Prize Pool: $61,440 Bounty Prize Pool: $25,600 August 5, 2019
Event 8 of the 2019 Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open was a $400 Black Chip Bounty No-Limit Hold’em (Single Re-Entry) with a guaranteed prize pool of $50,000. A field of 256 entries generated a prize pool of $61,440, with another $25,600 set aside for bounties.
Notching the win was Adam Demersseman, collecting $13,910 for his first-place showing. Demersseman began the final table with a sizable chip lead and rode it all the way to end, earning the outright victory.
Final Results 1st: Adam Demersseman – $13,910 + SHRPO trophy 2nd: Randy Marker – $9,920 3rd: Hyndi Khomutetsky – $6,295 4th: Chad Tucker – $3,830 5th: Michael McCray – $2,960 6th: Orestes Melgarejo – $2,450 7th: Pete de Gail – $2,060 8th: Bryce McVay – $1,720 9th: Gerardo Gonzalez – $1,410 10th: Thao Le – $1,410 11th: Benjamin Sriqui – $1,200 12th: Mark Terry – $1,200 13th: Daniel Wirgau – $1,030 14th: Nizar Dajani – $1,030 15th: Andre Rakusa – $1,030 16th: Edward Phillips – $865 17th: Danglis Tompkins – $865 18th: Mohamed Serry – $865 19th: Carlos Nieto – $710 20th: Raymond Kondler – $710 21st: Marc Sacheli – $710 22nd: Nancy Burgess – $560 23rd: Igor Skochilo – $560 24th: Timothy Pettus – $560 25th: Hossein Malekabadi – $485 26th: Steven Weintraub – $485 27th: James Aman – $485 28th: Mark Dube – $425 29th: Walter Guerra – $425 30th: Keith Brennan – $425 31st: Harjinder Chawla – $425 32nd: Jacob Naumann – $425
$400 Pot Limit Omaha (Re-Entry) Structure | Payouts Level 21: 6,000/12,000 Players Remaining: 6 of 155
A short-stacked Stephen Ma committed his short stack of about 50,000 from under the gun with and got action from Antonio Fernández Millán in the big blind .
The board ran out , giving Millán aces and nines to eliminate Ma in seventh place.
Antonio Fernández Millán – 315,000 (26 bb) Stephen Ma – Eliminated in 7th Place ($1,980)
2019 Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood, Florida Event 7 $400 Seniors 50+ NLH (Re-Entry) Entries: 184 Prize Pool: $62,560 August 5, 2019
Event 7 of the 2019 Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open was a $400 Seniors 50+ No-Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry). A field of 184 entries generated a prize pool of $62,560.
A five-handed deal at the final table was reached and it was Lisa Teebagy who was chip leader at the time, officially giving her the victory.
For Teebagy, this marked her second SHRP trophy. A few months ago during the 2019 Showdown series, Teebagy earned top honors in a $150 Big Stack No-Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry) after a six-way deal. Today, she was on top of the chip counts with five players remaining and a deal was quickly agreed upon by everybody.
“I can’t explain,” said Teebagy afterward of her wins in consecutive major Seminole Hard Rock Poker Series. “Just a very nice and euphoric feeling. We are blessed to all be able to play this game, and then to rise to the top and take it down…it’s a great feeling.”
Between the Showdown series in April and today, Teebagy also won two nightly tournaments at the Seminole Hard Rock. What has led to her recent string of success?
“I study the game a lot. I talk to friends about the game, play a lot of tournaments, play as often as I can, and also take a break to step away from the game and clear my head, recalibrate and come back fresh.”
Final Results: *1st: Lisa Teebagy – $9,188 + SHRPO Trophy *2nd: Anthony Hobbs – $8,143 *3rd: Elizabeth Provan -$8,058 *4th: Deborah Miller – $7,656 *5th: Ofer Peleg – $7,130 6th: Chris Honore – $2,495 7th: Joseph Tumminelli – $2,125 8th: Lazaro Rodriguez – $1,870 9th: Gerald Silva – $1,620 10th: Nir Peleg – $1,620 11th: Robert Levin – $1,375 12th: David Hixson – $1,375 13th: Harold Shapiro – $1,155 14th: Michael Trathen – $1,155 15th: Alan Gould – $1,155 16th: Nancy Birnbaum – $970 17th: Jonathan Marks – $970 18th: Larry Hirschfield – $970 19th: Richard Rice – $780 20th: Howard Mash – $780 21st: Ory Hen – $780 22nd: Lisa Roberts – $595 23rd: Scott Robbins – $595