$360 Deep Stack No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
End of Level 14: 1,200/2,400 with a 400 Ante
Flight G Players Remaining: 190 of 994

Play has come to an end for Flight G of Event 1 with approximately 190 players remaining of the 994 starting entrants. It appears Jeremy Demers held the biggest stack at the end with 300,000.

We will post the official counts as soon as they are official.

$360 Pot Limit Omaha (Re-Entry)
Heading to Level 13: 1,000/2,000
Players Remaining: 13 of 86

Players in today’s 12pm $360 pot-limit Omaha tournament are on a 40-minute dinner break. They’ll return around 7:15pm with only the top nine earning a payday.

Here’s a look at the chip stacks followed by the tournament payouts:

Seat 1: John Binns – 122,000
Seat 2: — open —
Seat 3: Nicholas Russel – 47,700
Seat 4: Michael Newman – 214,400
Seat 5: — open —
Seat 6: — open —
Seat 7: Rafael Indriago – 37,500
Seat 8: Philip Sokolov – 9,800
Seat 9: Wayne Brown – 12,700

Seat 1: Augusto Heligon – 110,000
Seat 2: Jordan Knochaup – 66,000
Seat 3: Robert Cowen – 69,000
Seat 4: Gabriel Ramos – 21,000
Seat 5: — open —
Seat 6: Anthony Falanga – 23,000
Seat 7: Thomas Currey – 70,000
Seat 8: Peter Walsworth – 55,000
Seat 9: — open —

1st – $7,740
2nd – $5,418
3rd – $3,483
4th – $2,580
5th – $1,935
6th – $1,548
7th – $1,290
8th – $1,032
9th – $774

$360 Deep Stack No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 14: 1,200/2,400 with a 400 Ante
Flight G Players Remaining: 216 of 994

Flight G has reached the last level of their day with more than 200 players still around with a chance to bag for Day 2 tomorrow.

We’re keeping an eye out for our end-of-day chip leader and will post the numbers when they are complete.

$360 Deep Stack No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 1: 25/50

Seven flights have run for Event 1 and players are down to one last shot at the $1 Million GTD. The guarantee was reached earlier today and to push the prize pool over $1.2 million before Flight H rolls.

They will also hit a milestone at the start of play when we go over 4,076 combined entrants. That will make Event 1 the biggest tournament field in Florida poker history. There are currently 4,009 officially in the game but more than enough are registered before cards go in the air.

A big-time return on investment for the $360 buy-in.

Entrants today will sit down to 20,000 starting stacks and will play 30-minute levels throughout the day. Late registration is available until the start of Level 9 at 10:30pm and unlimited re-entries are available during that time. They will continue play until the end of Level 14 and those with chips will bag them up for a return tomorrow at 1pm.

$360 Pot Limit Omaha (Re-Entry)
Level 10: 500/1,000
Players Remaining: 21 of 86

The numbers were crunched and Event 4 officially drew 86 entrants to create a prize pool worth $25,800. The final nine players will each earn a piece of the money with the winner taking home $7,740 plus the Seminole Hard Rock “Rock ‘N’ Roll Poker Open” trophy and custom-framed winner’s photo courtesy of Images Masters.

2016 Seminole Hard Rock “Rock ‘N’ Roll Poker Open”
Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
Hollywood, FL
Event 4
$360 Pot Limit Omaha
Entries: 86
Prize Pool: $25,800
November 19, 2016

$360 Pot Limit Omaha (Re-Entry)
Level 9: 400/800
Players Remaining: 24 of 86

While the rest of the ballroom is barely containing the massive Event 1 field, registration closed on the Event 4 Pot Limit Omaha game with 86 entrants getting involved.

Michael Newman entered today after already bagging a nice stack in Event 1 and he’s doing well. Even though he’s not a big fan of the game, he is leading the way with 121,000 after the second break with John Binns in second with 101,000.

Prize pool and payout information will be posted as soon as it is available.

$360 Deep Stack No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 10: 500/1,000 with a 100 Ante
Flight G Players Remaining: 468 of 994

The books are officially closed on the seventh flight of Event 1 and it drew an incredible 994 entrants. That pushes the combined total over 4,000 for the tournament with one more flight going at 6pm.

$360 Deep Stack No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 9: 400/800 with a 100 Ante
Flight G Entrants: 994

As with any tournament this size, not that there are many of them, it will take a few minutes for the big brains to run the accounting numbers before we know exactly how many entrants we have in the field today. Right now there are unofficially 994 entrants in the game to make it one of the biggest single day flights in Florida poker history.

Alexandra Sherman is among those still around and the former Miami-Dade court reporter would like to run up her late stack for a nice Day 2 bag at the end of Level 14. She has a little history in big field tournaments on her side, finishing 28th out of 904 in the Seminole Coconut Casino Stax $100K event this past May.

$360 Deep Stack No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
End of Level 8: 300/600 with a 75 Ante
Flight G Entrants: 960

We’ve reached the second break of the day for the massive Flight G field to leave only 15 minutes to push the count higher.

One of late entrants is Seminole Hard Rock team member Darryll Fish. The former WSOP Circuit winner was busy this week cashing in the WPT Montreal Main Event but had to make his way home for a last minute chance at the big Event 1 money.

Firing this record breaking 1mill gtd @shrpo with a field of over 4,000 entries and counting, nice work @BadBeat_Burns and co!

— Darryll Fish (@DarryllFish) November 19, 2016

$360 Deep Stack No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 8: 300/600 with a 75 Ante
Flight G Entrants: 920

Flight G players have reached the last level of the day with open registration and access to their re-entry option. They cleared the 900-entrant mark with plenty of time to spare and continue to run up the prize pool.

Andre Crooks is taking his shot at the (now) $1.1 million prize pool and he’s one decent cash from topping $600,000 in career earnings. He picked up his first SHRP trophy this past spring during the Seminole Hard Rock Poker Showdown and followed that up with a deep run this summer during the WSOP Main Event. But the biggest score for Crooks came here during the Showdown in 2015 when he made the televised WPT final table and finished in third place for $383,000.