$570 Pot Limit Omaha (Re-Entry) Structure | Payouts Level 16: 2,000/4,000 Players Remaining: 7 of 80
Shortly after Artem Maksimov was eliminated in ninth place for $1,400, Zack Milchman raised to 14,000 from middle position. David Prociak reraised to 25,000 from the hijack, Milchman four-bet shoved for about 29,000, and Prociak called.
Milchman: Prociak:
The board came down , giving Prociak kings full of threes to eliminate Milchman in eighth place for $1,600.
David Prociak – 375,000 (94 bb) Zack Milchman – Eliminated
$570 Pot Limit Omaha (Re-Entry) Structure | Payouts Level 14: 1,200/2,400 Players Remaining: 9 of 80
Following a flop of , David Prociak checked from middle position and Joseph Irgon bet the pot of 24,500 from the hijack. Prociak called, the turn fell, and Prociak bet the pot of 73,500. Irgon called all in for slightly less.
Prociak: Irgon:
Prociak led with a pair of kings and and held a better flush draw, although Irgon held a wrap and had outs to two pair, too.
The river was the , no help to Irgon, ending his tournament in 10th place.
David Prociak – 315,000 (131 bb) Joseph Irgon – Eliminated
2018 Lucky Hearts Poker Open Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood, Florida Event 7 $300 H.O.R.S.E. (Re-Entry) Entries: 86 Prize Pool: $21,930 January 15, 2018
Event 7 of the 2018 Lucky Hearts Poker Open, a $300 H.O.R.S.E. (Re-Entry), drew 86 entries and generated a prize pool of $21,930. After about 11 hours, a four-handed deal was agreed upon by the final four players. Harry Eisenberg was chip leader at the time, earning him the official victory.
Originally from Wayland, Massaschusetts, Eisenberg now resides in Boca Raton and plays in the big tournament series at the Seminole Hard Rock often. With 11 final tables made here over the years, Eisenberg had been close to victory several times. Despite having three third-place finishes and four runner-up showings, however, that elusive SHRP title evaded him.
That all changed tonight.
“It’s wonderful,” said Eisenberg after the win. “I guess you think it’s never going to happen, then it happens, and it’s like walking on air. It’s like the first time I teed off at Pebble Beach. It’s just a wonderful feeling.”
Eisenberg began the final table third in chips, and steadily rose the ranks to seize the chip lead with six players still in the hunt. Once four players remained, they quickly agreed to a deal and Eisenberg finally had his victory at the Seminole Hard Rock.
“You have to get lucky, but I was happy with how I played. It’s nice to win one.”
Payouts *1st: Harry Eisenberg – $4,766 + Trophy *2nd: Gary Kosakowski – $4,200 *3rd: Billie Walter – $3,565 *4th: Mark Hurst – $3,274 5th: David May – $1,371 6th: Stephen Wood – $1,097 7th: Hoyt Verner – $910 8th: Wesley Chong – $768 9th: Marc Sacheli – $707 10th: David Prociak – $658 11th: Robert Nevens – $614
Harry Eisenberg – 295,000 (15 BB) Gary Kosakowski – 180,000 (9 BB) Billie Walter – 175,000 (9 BB) Mark Hurst – 160,000 (8 BB) David May – 45,000 (2 BB)
With his board showing , Stephen Wood bet on seventh street against Harry Eisenberg, who raised with his board of (not necessarily in that order). Wood called all in.
Eisenberg tabled for a 6-4-3-2-A low.
“Ace on the river,” commented Eisenberg.
Wood mucked and was eliminated in sixth place for $1,097.
Harry Eisenberg – 255,000 (16 BB) Stephen Wood – Eliminated
Following the river of an board, Wesley Chong was all in for his last 4,500 from the big blind against Mark Hurst in the hijack.
Chong showed for a pair of deuces with ace-jack high and a 7-6-4-2-A low, while Hurst tabled for sevens and deuces with 7-6-3-2-A to scoop the pot and eliminate Chong in eighth place for $768.
Mark Hurst – 135,000 (8 BB) Wesley Chong – Eliminated