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Event 8: Early Adopters

August 3, 2016 @ 12:36PM by AlCantHang

$360 Six-Max No Limit Hold’em (Single Re-Entry)
Level 2: 50/100
Total Entries: 53

Event 8 moved over 50 entrants early in play and one table was playing a shorter version of short-handed poker. Seminole Hard Rock Poker team member Sheddy Siddiqui and 8-time WSOP Circuit winner Ari Engel were two players at a three-handed time to start the day.

We expect the number to steadily climb until registration closes at 4:30pm.

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Event 8: Short-Handed Action

August 3, 2016 @ 11:55AM by AlCantHang

$360 Six-Max No Limit Hold’em (Single Re-Entry)
Level 1: 25/50

It will be a busy day in the ballroom with three tournaments giving out three new trophies plus a few satellites thrown into the mix. First up on the Wednesday schedule is a popular short-handed format.

Event 8 is a $360 buy-in Six-Max tournament with only a single re-entry option if a player busts out. It is scheduled to play out in one day and we’ll have another champion later this evening.

Players sit down to 10,000 starting stacks and levels are 30 minutes a piece from start to finish. Late registration is open until the start of Level 9 at 4:30pm but players can only re-enter once during that time. There is a 40-minute dinner break schedule for 6:30 this evening.

The short-handed format will keep things moving along quickly and they’ll get underway in a few minutes.

Players begin with 10,000 in chips and 30-minute levels
Late registration/single re-entry available until start of Level 9
This is a one-day tournament and plays until completion
Event 8 Structure Sheet

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SHRPO Day 7 Schedule

August 3, 2016 @ 8:00AM by AlCantHang

Main Event Schedule

12PM: Event 8 – $360 Six-Max No Limit Hold’em (Single Re-Entry)

Players begin with 10,000 in chips and 30-minute levels
Late registration/single re-entry available until start of Level 9
This is a one-day tournament and plays until completion
Event 8 Structure Sheet

1PM: Event 5 Day 2 – $150 No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)

3PM: Event 9 – $360 Pot Limit Omaha/8 (Re-Entry)

Players begin with 10,000 in chips and 30-minute levels
Late registration/re-entry available until start of Level 9
This is a one-day tournament and plays until completion
Event 9 Structure Sheet

Secondary and Satellite Schedule

5PM: Event 44 – $140 Mega Satellite into Event 10 (1-in-5)

5 seats guaranteed into $570 buy-in/$1M Guarantee Event 10
Players begin with 7,500 chips and 20-minute levels
Late registration/re-entry available until start of Level 9
This is a one-day tournament and plays until completion
Event 44 Structure Sheet

8PM: Event 45 – $570 Championship Turbo Satellite (1-in-10)

2 seats guaranteed into $5M Guarantee SHRPO Championship
Players begin with 7,500 in chips and 15-minute levels
Late registration/re-entry available until start of Level 9
This is a one-day tournament and plays until completion
Event 45 Structure Sheet

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Event 5: Day 2 Returning Chip Counts

August 3, 2016 @ 3:37AM by AlCantHang

$150 No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
End of Level 14: 1,200/2,400 with a 400 ante
Players Remaining: 186 of 1,841

Flight A: 205 Entries, 17 Advanced
Flight B: 321 Entries, 34 Advanced
Flight C: 252 Entries, 24 Advanced
Flight D: 237 Entries, 23 Advanced
Flight E: 401 Entries, 41 Advanced
Flight F: 425 Entries, 47 Advanced
Day 2: Wednesday at 1pm

Rank	First Name	Last Name	Chip Count	Table	Seat
1	Ricardo	Eyzaguirre	330,000	29	9
2	Bruce	Snell	292,500	23	7
3	Gregg	Fund	273,500	28	6
4	Marc	Kropf	241,000	8	5
5	Arie	Benmayor	240,500	30	2
6	Carlito	Cajuste	240,000	32	5
7	Steve	Legautt	234,000	30	3
8	Asher	Conniff	230,500	16	8
9	Dejan	Petkovic	226,000	28	4
10	Kiran	Raina	225,000	15	9
11	James	Salmon	220,000	16	9
12	David	Lestock	211,500	29	1
13	Landon	Sauter	205,000	8	7
14	Perry	Shiao	203,000	32	8
15	Michael	Goldfarb	196,500	24	8
16	Andrew	Blake	193,500	20	8
17	Dan	Killi	193,500	32	6
18	Samuel	Kunin	191,000	29	5
19	Camilo	Manrique	184,500	21	7
20	Jose	Garcia	182,500	29	6
21	Zo	Karim	176,500	4	4
22	Daniel	Knapp	174,000	31	8
23	Daniel	Fernandez	169,500	21	8
24	Jonathan	Owjian	165,000	30	5
25	Iryna	Ostapchuk	162,000	29	2
26	James	Sebastian	161,500	20	7
27	Daren	Stabinski	157,500	7	5
28	Manuel	Solteno	157,500	12	3
29	Gary	Levinger	157,500	23	4
30	Gaston	Miculitzki	154,000	21	5
31	Michael	Ortiz	153,000	15	5
32	Sebastian	Gallego	150,000	23	8
33	Dustin	Tragethon	148,500	3	6
34	Robert	Runchy	144,500	15	1
35	Sean	Irvin	144,200	31	5
36	Patrick	Biancone	143,000	15	4
37	Alan	Phillips	139,500	5	7
38	Luis	Soriano	138,000	29	8
39	John	Magnetta	135,000	4	2
40	Jaeli	Moron	135,000	28	8
41	Chris	Ducsay	133,500	4	5
42	Jeff	Burdeen	131,500	20	4
43	Frank	Gil	130,000	7	2
44	Jeremy	Goureau	129,500	21	4
45	Ira	Horowitz	124,000	3	4
46	Isao	Kishiyama	124,000	22	2
47	Evan	Young	124,000	24	9
48	Leonard	Clavel	123,000	3	9
49	Hector	Flecha	123,000	23	1
50	Hector	Martinez	123,000	30	1
51	David	Poces	122,500	7	1
52	Nagui	Yassa	122,500	13	1
53	Federico	Moreno	121,500	16	4
54	Mariano	Slaifer	121,000	3	5
55	Adam	Brody	120,500	12	8
56	Zachary	Milman	120,000	12	5
57	Spencer	Champlin	120,000	13	9
58	Jahson	Spence	117,500	23	5
59	Elliot	Zaydman	117,000	24	2
60	Cangir	Elcin	116,500	31	1
61	Enos	Smith	115,500	13	7
62	Johann	Hueck	115,000	7	3
63	Glenn	Tupica	114,000	24	1
64	Robert	Lay	111,500	21	2
65	Beynel	Hernandez	110,500	32	4
66	Jesus	Cabrera	108,000	13	5
67	Carlos	Cruz	107,500	22	9
68	Shawn	Vrenna	105,500	13	6
69	Wai	Ngas	104,000	3	2
70	Martin	Ottaviano	104,000	4	3
71	Mark	Smith	103,500	20	1
72	Gregg	Silverstein	103,500	32	7
73	Theodore	Prystal	103,000	14	1
74	Camilo	Irizarry	102,500	31	6
75	Randy	Pfeifer	101,000	30	7
76	Courtland	Twyman	100,000	15	8
77	Mark	Nahama	100,000	29	7
78	Deanna	Williams	98,500	24	6
79	Christopher	Sims	98,000	5	4
80	David	Moreno	96,000	8	1
81	Ezekeil	Shelton	94,500	5	5
82	Haim	Toorgeman	94,000	3	3
83	David	Lithgow	94,000	6	4
84	Arturo	Garcia	93,500	7	8
85	Mario	James	89,500	4	7
86	Brian	Woods	88,000	32	1
87	Javier	Sarache	86,000	5	1
88	John	Tobias	86,000	6	9
89	Yigal	Hen	85,000	20	6
90	David	Adams	84,500	4	9
91	Rafael	Oropesa	84,500	21	6
92	Taimur	Al-Said	84,500	22	6
93	Carlos	Cubillos	84,000	24	7
94	Ken	Bruno	84,000	30	8
95	Michael	Jagroo	83,000	5	8
96	Philip	Geisler	82,500	21	1
97	Angelo	Sorrentino	82,500	22	7
98	Roy	Paulena	82,000	31	4
99	Dan	Heimiller	81,500	12	6
100	John	Marguel	81,500	22	3
101	Abraham	Aburman	81,000	31	2
102	Dan	Christie	80,500	14	6
103	LaVann	Williams	80,500	14	8
104	Miguel	Marrero	80,500	23	2
105	Briy	Heath	80,000	7	6
106	Brian	Green	78,500	29	3
107	Shea	Smith	77,000	16	7
108	Elmer	Dormido	77,000	28	9
109	Joseph	Marzilli	76,800	6	7
110	Rafael	Ramos	76,500	28	5
111	Richard	Lopez	76,000	13	4
112	Andrew	Touchette	76,000	20	9
113	Alex	Matus	75,000	20	3
114	Carlos	Guerrero	74,000	20	2
115	Simon	Philip	73,500	7	9
116	James	Sutherland	73,500	8	8
117	Jameel	Harris	73,000	16	2
118	John	Healey	73,000	23	6
119	Osvaldo	Legrand	73,000	31	7
120	Romeo	Palndo	72,500	6	1
121	Jarrett	Vaughn	72,000	28	2
122	Irwin	Block	71,000	4	8
123	Lesley	Cutler	70,000	3	7
124	Alex	Cohen	69,000	20	5
125	Gregorio	Correa	67,500	24	3
126	Matthew	Wilkins	65,500	8	3
127	Abraham	Yehuda	65,500	12	1
128	Norman	Guigui	65,000	5	9
129	Remy	Bougeois	65,000	8	6
130	Craig	Levine	65,000	31	9
131	Wes	Lasher	64,000	14	4
132	Alex	Oliveira	63,500	15	7
133	Ronny	Mirel	63,000	8	9
134	Samuel	Mann	62,500	14	3
135	James	Jones	62,500	31	3
136	Shaundra	Seay	60,500	16	1
137	Joe	Ruggiano	60,000	13	3
138	Juan	Diaz	59,500	8	2
139	Logan	Baker	58,500	28	7
140	Eric	Riley	58,000	14	9
141	Brett	Trevillian	57,000	22	8
142	Scott	Cowan	56,000	15	6
143	Adam	Teasdale	55,000	22	5
144	Jeffrey	Nemes	54,500	4	6
145	Randall	Fernandez	53,500	32	3
146	Yunier	Rodriguez	53,000	22	4
147	John	Palace	52,000	5	2
148	Max	Itkin	52,000	5	6
149	Will	Givens	51,500	32	2
150	Jeffrey	Milman	51,000	14	2
151	Ian	Feller	51,000	15	2
152	Edward	Filfillan	50,000	6	8
153	Jason	Johnson	50,000	23	3
154	Gustavo	Vazquez	49,000	6	6
155	Piedra	Buena	48,500	5	3
156	Bernhard	Schmidt	48,500	14	5
157	Randall	Cohen	48,500	28	1
158	Ethiel	Garcia	45,000	6	5
159	Scott	Hart	45,000	12	2
160	Nicholas	Mahabee	45,000	14	7
161	Patrick	Padovan	45,000	30	9
162	Leroy	Jones	43,000	7	7
163	Rotem	Halbani	42,500	13	2
164	David	Light	42,500	16	3
165	Robert	Williams	42,500	22	1
166	Rob	Brown	41,500	6	2
167	Janine	Gelb	40,000	21	9
168	Tony	Close	39,500	23	9
169	Brian	Ganon	36,000	24	4
170	Regina	Cassab	35,000	21	3
171	Luis	Hernandez	31,000	24	5
172	Lisa	Albrecht	29,500	29	4
173	Pierre	Rodriguez	29,000	4	1
174	Hari	Sukhu	29,000	12	7
175	Mitchell	Smith	28,000	7	4
176	Michael	Dotson	28,000	15	3
177	John	Paul Ode	26,500	32	9
178	Anthony	Remotta	25,000	12	4
179	Damian	Simon	25,000	16	6
180	Robert	Chusin	21,500	30	4
181	Jeram	Capinpin	21,000	6	3
182	Xuan	Dang	20,500	3	1
183	Bobby	Van Gilder	20,500	8	4
184	James	Quiles	17,500	30	6
185	Edward	Mandel	13,000	16	5
186	Eric	Martin	12,000	28	3

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Event 5: Day 2 Returning Table/Seat Assignments

August 3, 2016 @ 3:36AM by AlCantHang

$150 No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
End of Level 14: 1,200/2,400 with a 400 ante
Players Remaining: 188 of 1,841

First Name	Last Name	Chip Count	Table	Seat
Xuan	Dang	20,500	3	1
Wai	Ngas	104,000	3	2
Haim	Toorgeman	94,000	3	3
Ira	Horowitz	124,000	3	4
Mariano	Slaifer	121,000	3	5
Dustin	Tragethon	148,500	3	6
Lesley	Cutler	70,000	3	7
Leonard	Clavel	123,000	3	9
Pierre	Rodriguez	29,000	4	1
John	Magnetta	135,000	4	2
Martin	Ottaviano	104,000	4	3
Zo	Karim	176,500	4	4
Chris	Ducsay	133,500	4	5
Jeffrey	Nemes	54,500	4	6
Mario	James	89,500	4	7
Irwin	Block	71,000	4	8
David	Adams	84,500	4	9
Javier	Sarache	86,000	5	1
John	Palace	52,000	5	2
Piedra	Buena	48,500	5	3
Christopher	Sims	98,000	5	4
Ezekeil	Shelton	94,500	5	5
Max	Itkin	52,000	5	6
Alan	Phillips	139,500	5	7
Michael	Jagroo	83,000	5	8
Norman	Guigui	65,000	5	9
Romeo	Palndo	72,500	6	1
Rob	Brown	41,500	6	2
Jeram	Capinpin	21,000	6	3
David	Lithgow	94,000	6	4
Ethiel	Garcia	45,000	6	5
Gustavo	Vazquez	49,000	6	6
Joseph	Marzilli	76,800	6	7
Edward	Filfillan	50,000	6	8
John	Tobias	86,000	6	9
David	Poces	122,500	7	1
Frank	Gil	130,000	7	2
Johann	Hueck	115,000	7	3
Mitchell	Smith	28,000	7	4
Daren	Stabinski	157,500	7	5
Briy	Heath	80,000	7	6
Leroy	Jones	43,000	7	7
Arturo	Garcia	93,500	7	8
Simon	Philip	73,500	7	9
David	Moreno	96,000	8	1
Juan	Diaz	59,500	8	2
Matthew	Wilkins	65,500	8	3
Bobby	Van Gilder	20,500	8	4
Marc	Kropf	241,000	8	5
Remy	Bougeois	65,000	8	6
Landon	Sauter	205,000	8	7
James	Sutherland	73,500	8	8
Ronny	Mirel	63,000	8	9
Abraham	Yehuda	65,500	12	1
Scott	Hart	45,000	12	2
Manuel	Solteno	157,500	12	3
Anthony	Remotta	25,000	12	4
Zachary	Milman	120,000	12	5
Dan	Heimiller	81,500	12	6
Hari	Sukhu	29,000	12	7
Adam	Brody	120,500	12	8
Nagui	Yassa	122,500	13	1
Rotem	Halbani	42,500	13	2
Joe	Ruggiano	60,000	13	3
Richard	Lopez	76,000	13	4
Jesus	Cabrera	108,000	13	5
Shawn	Vrenna	105,500	13	6
Enos	Smith	115,500	13	7
Spencer	Champlin	120,000	13	9
Theodore	Prystal	103,000	14	1
Jeffrey	Milman	51,000	14	2
Samuel	Mann	62,500	14	3
Wes	Lasher	64,000	14	4
Bernhard	Schmidt	48,500	14	5
Dan	Christie	80,500	14	6
Nicholas	Mahabee	45,000	14	7
LaVann	Williams	80,500	14	8
Eric	Riley	58,000	14	9
Robert	Runchy	144,500	15	1
Ian	Feller	51,000	15	2
Michael	Dotson	28,000	15	3
Patrick	Biancone	143,000	15	4
Michael	Ortiz	153,000	15	5
Scott	Cowan	56,000	15	6
Alex	Oliveira	63,500	15	7
Courtland	Twyman	100,000	15	8
Kiran	Raina	225,000	15	9
Shaundra	Seay	60,500	16	1
Jameel	Harris	73,000	16	2
David	Light	42,500	16	3
Federico	Moreno	121,500	16	4
Edward	Mandel	13,000	16	5
Damian	Simon	25,000	16	6
Shea	Smith	77,000	16	7
Asher	Conniff	230,500	16	8
James	Salmon	220,000	16	9
Mark	Smith	103,500	20	1
Carlos	Guerrero	74,000	20	2
Alex	Matus	75,000	20	3
Jeff	Burdeen	131,500	20	4
Alex	Cohen	69,000	20	5
Yigal	Hen	85,000	20	6
James	Sebastian	161,500	20	7
Andrew	Blake	193,500	20	8
Andrew	Touchette	76,000	20	9
Philip	Geisler	82,500	21	1
Robert	Lay	111,500	21	2
Regina	Cassab	35,000	21	3
Jeremy	Goureau	129,500	21	4
Gaston	Miculitzki	154,000	21	5
Rafael	Oropesa	84,500	21	6
Camilo	Manrique	184,500	21	7
Daniel	Fernandez	169,500	21	8
Janine	Gelb	40,000	21	9
Robert	Williams	42,500	22	1
Isao	Kishiyama	124,000	22	2
John	Marguel	81,500	22	3
Yunier	Rodriguez	53,000	22	4
Adam	Teasdale	55,000	22	5
Taimur	Al-Said	84,500	22	6
Angelo	Sorrentino	82,500	22	7
Brett	Trevillian	57,000	22	8
Carlos	Cruz	107,500	22	9
Hector	Flecha	123,000	23	1
Miguel	Marrero	80,500	23	2
Jason	Johnson	50,000	23	3
Gary	Levinger	157,500	23	4
Jahson	Spence	117,500	23	5
John	Healey	73,000	23	6
Bruce	Snell	292,500	23	7
Sebastian	Gallego	150,000	23	8
Tony	Close	39,500	23	9
Glenn	Tupica	114,000	24	1
Elliot	Zaydman	117,000	24	2
Gregorio	Correa	67,500	24	3
Brian	Ganon	36,000	24	4
Luis	Hernandez	31,000	24	5
Deanna	Williams	98,500	24	6
Carlos	Cubillos	84,000	24	7
Michael	Goldfarb	196,500	24	8
Evan	Young	124,000	24	9
Randall	Cohen	48,500	28	1
Jarrett	Vaughn	72,000	28	2
Eric	Martin	12,000	28	3
Dejan	Petkovic	226,000	28	4
Rafael	Ramos	76,500	28	5
Gregg	Fund	273,500	28	6
Logan	Baker	58,500	28	7
Jaeli	Moron	135,000	28	8
Elmer	Dormido	77,000	28	9
David	Lestock	211,500	29	1
Iryna	Ostapchuk	162,000	29	2
Brian	Green	78,500	29	3
Lisa	Albrecht	29,500	29	4
Samuel	Kunin	191,000	29	5
Jose	Garcia	182,500	29	6
Mark	Nahama	100,000	29	7
Luis	Soriano	138,000	29	8
Ricardo	Eyzaguirre	330,000	29	9
Hector	Martinez	123,000	30	1
Arie	Benmayor	240,500	30	2
Steve	Legautt	234,000	30	3
Robert	Chusin	21,500	30	4
Jonathan	Owjian	165,000	30	5
James	Quiles	17,500	30	6
Randy	Pfeifer	101,000	30	7
Ken	Bruno	84,000	30	8
Patrick	Padovan	45,000	30	9
Cangir	Elcin	116,500	31	1
Abraham	Aburman	81,000	31	2
James	Jones	62,500	31	3
Roy	Paulena	82,000	31	4
Sean	Irvin	144,200	31	5
Camilo	Irizarry	102,500	31	6
Osvaldo	Legrand	73,000	31	7
Daniel	Knapp	174,000	31	8
Craig	Levine	65,000	31	9
Brian	Woods	88,000	32	1
Will	Givens	51,500	32	2
Randall	Fernandez	53,500	32	3
Beynel	Hernandez	110,500	32	4
Carlito	Cajuste	240,000	32	5
Dan	Killi	193,500	32	6
Gregg	Silverstein	103,500	32	7
Perry	Shiao	203,000	32	8
John	Paul Ode	26,500	32	9

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SHRPO Day 6 Wraps Up

August 3, 2016 @ 3:30AM by Steve Schult

The 2016 Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open is just shy of hitting the one week mark.

Day 6 of the series watched Harold Mahaffey take home the only trophy awarded on Tuesday. Mahaffey won the $570 No Limit Hold’em/Pot Limit Omaha event in a three-way chop.

Mahaffey wins the event a day after coming in fourth in the $300 HORSE event on Monday evening.

While Mahaffey was winning a trophy, one of the bigger fields of the series wrapped up all of its starting flights. There were three more starting flights in the $150 No Limit Hold’em Re-Entry event.

When all was said and done in the $150 No Limit Hold’em Re-Entry, there were 1,841 entries in the event and 187 survived their starting flight.

Those 187 will return for Day 2 on Wednesday afternoon and the top 108 will take home a cash. It is scheduled to play down to a winner on Wednesday.

Here is a look at the schedule for Wednesday’s action:

12 p.m. – $360 No Limit Hold’em Six Max (Single Re-Entry) – Single Day Event
1 p.m. – Day 2 – $150,000 No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry) – $150,000 GTD Prizepool
3 p.m.- $360 Pot Limit Omaha Hi-Lo (Re-Entry) – Single Day Event

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Event 5 Day 1F: Bruce Snell Leads Survivors

August 3, 2016 @ 3:14AM by Steve Schult

$150 No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
End of Level 14: 1,200/2,400 with a 400 ante
Players Remaining: 47 of 425

The scheduled 14 levels of play are in the books for the sixth and final flight of the $150 No Limit Hold’em Re-Entry. When late registration closed, there was 425 players in the final starting flight of the tournament.

But by the end of the day, there were only 47 remaining and it was Bruce Snell who bagged the biggest stack, finishing the day with 292,500 in chips.

The 425 entrants brings the entire field size to 1,841 entrants, which smashed the $150,000 guaranteed prize pool.

The survivors of Day 1F will combine with the survivors of the first five flights on Wednesday afternoon for Day 2. Cards get in the air at 1 p.m. and they are scheduled to play down to a winner.

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Event 7: Harold Mahaffey Takes Lion’s Share of Three-Way Chop in $570 NLH/PLO

August 3, 2016 @ 2:26AM by Steve Schult

2016 Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open
Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Hollywood
Event #7
$570 No Limit Hold’em / Pot Limit Omaha (Single Re-Entry)
Total Entries: 94
Total Prize Pool: $28,200

Harold Mahaffey Earns The Trophy and $6,981 Event 7

Harold Mahaffey made his way down to South Florida specifically for two tournaments – the $300 HORSE and the $570 No Limit Hold’em / Pot Limit Omaha.

The 53-year-old business owner from South Carolina made the most of those two tournaments. After a fourth place finish in the HORSE on Monday evening, Mahaffey came back on Tuesday for the only other event he planned on playing.

More than 12 hours of poker, Mahaffey took $6,981 and a trophy back to his hometown of Anderson, South Carolina after besting a field of 94 players and earning the win in a three-way chop.

“It feels wonderful,” said Mahaffey of the win. “I got lucky with one hand with quad tens and got paid off for it. I pretty much kept the chip lead from then on.”

Mahaffey flopped quad tens in Pot Limit Omaha with two tables remaining. He got all in on the turn against both opponents and had one players full house and the other’s flush drawing dead.

He never relinquished the chip lead and was able to outlast the rest of the field all the way down to a chop with Bradley Young and Cesar Fuentes.

“The structure was fairly good,” said Mahaffey. “I was able to keep around 700,000 the whole time and I was never really below that number. I was able to have chips to play and just be patient.

“I’m leaving in the morning and to be lucky enough to final table both of them and to win one of them is wonderful.”

Mahaffey’s entrepreneurial ventures have allowed both him and his wife Renea the freedom to travel around playing poker tournaments.

“We own our own businesses and have been our own bosses for about 22 years,” said Mahaffey. “We travel around a good bit playing poker.”

Having a poker playing wife has been good for Mahaffey. He even owes her a bit of the credit for his win at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino.

“She’s actually the one who taught me how to play Pot Limit Omaha,” said Mahaffey with a laugh.

Here is a look at the results:

1st: Harold Mahaffey – $6,981
2nd: Bradley Young – $6,821
3rd: Cesar Fuentes – $4,809
4th: Schneur Borenstein – $2,538
5th: Jon Brody – $1,974
6th: Marc Levy – $1,692
7th: Mark Gaudino – $1,410
8th: Asher Conniff – $1,128
9th: Barry Gallaher – $846

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Event 7: Harold Mahaffey Wins in Three-Way Chop ($6,981)

August 3, 2016 @ 12:48AM by Steve Schult

$570 Double Black Chip Bounty NLH/PLO
Level 22: 6,000/12,000 with a 2,000 ante
Players Remaining: 3 of 94

After several minutes of discussing a deal, the final three players have decided to chop up the remaining prize money.

Harold Mahaffey has the chip lead and will get credit for the win. He takes home $6,981 for the win. Bradley Young finishes in second place and earns $6,821, while Cesar Fuentes takes home $4,809 for a third place finish.

A complete recap will be posted later tonight.

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Event 7: Schneur Borenstein Eliminated in 4th Place ($2,538)

August 3, 2016 @ 12:12AM by Steve Schult

$570 Double Black Chip Bounty NLH/PLO
Level 21: 5,000/10,000 with a 1,000 ante
Players Remaining: 3 of 94

Pot Limit Omaha

Harold Mahaffey limped in on the button and Schneur Borenstein potted it to 40,000 out of the small blind. Cesar Fuentes folded his big blind and Mahaffey called.

The flop was and Borenstein moved all in for about 60,000. Mahaffey called.

Borenstein showed and was up against Mahaffey’s .

The turn was the was the , giving Mahaffey Broadway. The river was the and Mahaffey’s straight bests Borenstein’s two pair.

Borenstein was eliminated in fourth place and took home $2,538 for his final table appearance, while Mahaffey gets back some of what he lost in Fuentes’ double up.

Harold Mahaffey – 800,000
Schneur Borenstein – Eliminated