$2,200 Pot Limit Omaha (Re-Entry)
Level 13: 3,000/6,000
Players Remaining: 9 of 95

$2,200 Pot Limit Omaha (Re-Entry)
Level 13: 3,000/6,000
Players Remaining: 10 of 95

Following the elimination of Peter Vitantonio in 11th place, the $2,200 Pot Limit Omaha tournament has narrowed to the final 10 and is combined to one table.

Updated seating assignments and chip counts:

Seat 1: Petko Tsakov – 420,000
Seat 2: Bryan Dillon – 218,000
Seat 3: Scott Clements – 200,000
Seat 4:Joseph Irgon – 41,000
Seat 5: David Zemel – 58,000
Seat 6: Matt Stout – 184,000
Seat 7: Henri Koivisto – 231,000
Seat 8: Chris Meyers – 66,000
Seat 9: Joni Jouhkimainen – 169,000
Seat 10: Maxx Coleman – 278,000

1st – $60,277
2nd – $36,100
3rd – $22,800
4th – $14,725
5th – $11,400
6th – $9,025
7th – $7,600
8th – $6,650
9th – $6,029
10th – $5,510

$25,500 High Roller No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 19: 12,000/24,000 with a 4,000 Ante
Players Remaining: 18 of 116

Anthony Spinella and Sean Winter got tangled up in a preflop confrontation that left Winter all in and at risk for his last 436,000 chips.

Spinella:
Winter:

The flop was a disaster for Winter and he shot out of his chair in frustration. “Queen!” he pleaded, but the turn was the blank . The river wasn’t a queen, either, but the was just as good. Winter clapped his hands together in celebration, running down a better full house to double up.

Sean Winter – 975,000 (41 bb)
Anthony Spinella – 620,000 (26 bb)

$3,500 WPT Showdown Championship
Level 32: 75,000/150,000 with a 25,000 ante
Players Remaining: 4 of 1,207

Tony Sinishtaj opened to 400,000 from the button and Fish called in the small blind to the flop. Fish checked, Sinishtaj bet 275,000 and Fish called.

Both players checked the turn and Fish checked the river. Sinishtaj checked behind and Fish tabled for a heart royal flush.

Darryll Fish – 11,325,000 (76 bb)
Tony Sinishtaj – 13,825,000 (92 bb)

$3,500 WPT Showdown Championship
Level 32: 75,000/150,000 with a 25,000 ante
Players Remaining: 4 of 1,207

Players are back in their seats with Tony Sinishtaj still in the lead.

Seat 1: Tony Sinishtaj – 14,125,000 (94 bb)
Seat 2: Darryll Fish – 10,650,000 (71 bb)
Seat 3: Dan Colman – 5,575,000 (37 bb)
Seat 6: Robert Mizrachi – 5,850,000 (39 bb)

$25,500 High Roller No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 19: 12,000/24,000 with a 4,000 Ante
Players Remaining: 18 of 116

Harry Cullen was eliminated by Jonathan Little in 18th place, bringing the field onto the direct money bubble. The next player eliminated will leave empty handed, while the final 16 will be guaranteed a payday of at least $55,100.

Play is being dealt hand-for-hand until the bubble bursts.

Jonathan Little – 640,000 (27 bb)
Harry Cullen – Eliminated

$3,500 WPT Showdown Championship
Level 31: 60,000/120,000 with a 20,000 ante
Players Remaining: 4 of 1,207

On the last hand before the first break, Tony Sinishtaj opened to 275,000 and Dan Colman raised to 825,000 from the small blind.

Sinishtaj called to see the flop and Colman bet 550,000. Sinishtaj called after a short tank and Colman bet another 1,200,000 after the turn.

Sinishtaj didn’t wait too long this time and mucked his hand.

After the hand, the four remaining players went on a 10-minute break.

Dan Colman – 5,575,000 (46 bb)
Tony Sinishtaj – 14,125,000 (118 bb)

$2,200 Pot Limit Omaha (Re-Entry)
Level 13: 3,000/6,000
Players Remaining: 11 of 95

Start-of-day short stack David Eller was the first elimination of Day 2 busting less than 10 minutes into the restart.

David Eller – Eliminated in 12th place ($4,754)

$2,200 Pot Limit Omaha (Re-Entry)
Level 13: 3,000/6,000
Players Remaining: 12 of 95

The clock strikes 2pm and Day 2 of Event 29 of the 2017 Seminole Hard Rock Poker Showdown is underway. The $2,200 buy-in Pot Limit Omaha tournament began yesterday with a field of 95 entries. Following 12 levels of play, just 12 remain and they are all in the money.

Leading the way is Henri Koivisto, but he’s got a talented crew on his heels that includes Seminole Hard Rock Poker team member Matt Stout and defending champion Scott Clements.

Chip counts and payout information:

Seat 1: Bryan Dillon – 179,000
Seat 2: –empty–
Seat 3: –empty–
Seat 4: David Eller -54,000
Seat 5: Henri Koivisto – 330,000
Seat 6: Peter Vivantonio – 200,000
Seat 7: Maxx Coleman – 180,000
Seat 8: –Empty–
Seat 9: Petko Tsakov – 204,000

Seat 1: David Zeml – 73,000
Seat 2: Chris Meyers – 75,000
Seat 3: Matt Stout – 167,000
Seat 4: –empty–
Seat 5: –empty–
Seat 6: Joseph Iryon – 81,000
Seat 7: –empty–
Seat 8: Scott Clements – 89,000
Seat 9: Joni Jouhkimainen – 247,000

1st – $60,277
2nd – $36,100
3rd – $22,800
4th – $14,725
5th – $11,400
6th – $9,025
7th – $7,600
8th – $6,650
9th – $6,029
10th – $5,510
11th – $5,130
12th – $4,754

Updates will be available now through the tournament’s completion right here at SHRPO.com.

$25,500 High Roller No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 18: 10,000/20,000 with a 3,000 Ante
Players Remaining: 19 of 116

Action folded around to the blinds where Sam Soverel moved all in for about 265,000 from the small blind, putting the decision on Alex Keating in the big. Keating had 244,000 chips left in front of him, and he spent several minutes deliberating before calling to put himself at risk for that amount.

Soverel:
Keating:

The flop gave Keating a big lead with two cards to come, and the on the turn was a blank. The river was the , though, giving Soverel the pot with a set of nines.

“Oh nooo!” Keating was less than pleased with the river result. “Good luck, guys,” he said as he exited in 19th place.

Sam Soverel – 521,000 (26 bb)
Alex Keating – Eliminated