$1,650 Deepest Stack No Limit Hold’em
Level 23: 12,000/204000/4,000 Ante
Players Remaining: 18/367
Cards are in the air for Level 23 with Scott Heiligman firmly in the driver’s seat. After late registering at the start of play today, Heiligman took a few orbits off and first sat down to a 35,000-chip stack. He spun up just a few big blinds and now claims 2,720,000 chips with the tournament’s $148,627 top prize right around the corner.
Scott Heiligman – 2,720,000
$1,650 Deepest Stack No Limit Hold’em
Level 22: 10,000/20,000/3,000 Ante
Players Remaining: 18/367
Chris Bolek opened the button for 45,000. It was on Seminole Hard Rock Poker team member Mukul Pahuja in the small blind and he three-bet to 160,000. Anthony Ruttler folded the big blind sending it back to Bolek. He called and saw a flop with Pahuja.
Both players checked and the dealer burned and turned.
Pahuja checked again. Bolek bet 180,000 and Pahuja called. They saw the river.
Pahuja checked a third time. Bolek eyed Pahuja’s stack, which sat right at 565,000. He shoved and Pahuja took a few second in the tank before plopping a lone 25,000 chips in the pot for a call. He tabled 
for a pair of aces. Bolek mucked and sent a double the way of Team SHRP.
Mukul Pahuja – 1,855,000
Chris Bolek – 495,000
The pot put Pahuja second in the counts. He, along with everyone else in the tournament, trails chip leader Scott Heiligman’s stack of 2,600,000.
$1,650 Deepest Stack No Limit Hold’em
Level 22: 10,000/20,000/3,000 Ante
Players Remaining: 18/367
Following the back-to-back eliminations of Matthew Yorra 20th and Paul Domb 19th, the field is down to the final 18 players and occupying only two, nine-handed tables.
$1,650 Deepest Stack No Limit Hold’em
Level 22: 10,000/20,000/3,000 Ante
Players Remaining: 20/367
Jerry Wong open shoved and Anthony Ruttler called from his direct left. The remaining players in the hand folded and Wong was at risk.
Wong: 
Ruttler: 
Wong faded a 
flop and turn, but the river 
busted him 21st. He earned $3,854 for his deep run while Ruttler grew his stack up toward 1,200,000.
Anthony Ruttler – 1,180,000
Jerry Wong – Eliminated 21st ($3,854)
Updated results:
21st: Jerry Wong – $3,854
22nd: Almog Biton – $3,854
23rd: Mark Dube – $3,854
Additional results are available in the posts below
$1,650 Deepest Stack No Limit Hold’em
Heading to Level 22: 10,000/20,000/3,000 Ante
Players Remaining: 23/367
Despite running his set of queens into Marcus Stein’s aces on an 
flop, Scott Heiligman retains his lead on dinner break of the $1,650 Deepest Stack. Just 23 players remain and they’re all assured $3,854.
Here’s a look at the final three tables followed by the remaining payouts and updated results:
Table 33
Seat 1: Chad Eveslage – 965,000
Seat 2: Jonathan Marks – 202,000
Seat 3: Sheddy Sidiqui – 923,000
Seat 4: Qasem Jamhour – 760,000
Seat 5: — empty —
Seat 6: Chris Bolek – 580,000
Seat 7: Jerry Wong – 438,000
Seat 8: Anthony Ruttler – 1,012,000
Seat 9: Mark Dube – 246,000
Table 35
Seat 1: Jan Ziegler – 1,457,000
Seat 2: Marcus Stein – 1,014,000
Seat 3: — empty —
Seat 4: Jeffrey Trudeau – 354,000
Seat 5: Scott Heiligman – 1,980,000
Seat 6: Daniel Blum – 1,131,000
Seat 7: Matthew Yorra – 356,000
Seat 8: Steven Wolansky – 407,000
Seat 9: — empty —
Table 36
Seat 1: Ido Ashkenazi – 550,000
Seat 2: Austin Peck – 1,031,000
Seat 3: Samuel Wynde – 880,000
Seat 4: — empty —
Seat 5: Almog Biton – 195,000
Seat 6: Gil Nagar – 1,100,000
Seat 7: Alexander Gambino – 1,092,000
Seat 8: Mukul Pahuja – 908,000
Seat 9: Paul Domb – 516,000
1st – $148,627 + SHRPO Seat
2nd – $82,575
3rd – $51,362
4th – $41,288
5th – $32,480
6th – $26,699
7th – $21,470
8th – $16,240
9th – $11,010
10th-12th – $7,157
13th-15th – $5,918
16th-18th – $4,707
19th-23rd – $3,854
24th: Michael Newman – $3,854
25th: Harvey Freedman – $3,854
26th: Theophilus Lawson – $3,854
27th: Frederick Goldberg – $3,854
Additional results are available in the posts below
Cards go back in the air at roughly 7:15 p.m. All remaining levels are 90 minutes in length.
$150 Deep Stack Turbo
Level 1: 50/100
Entries: 31
It’s 6 p.m. and Event 6 of the Deep Stack Series at the Seminole Hard Rock is underway. The $150 buy-in, $10,000 guaranteed Deep Stack Turbo follows the same structure as Event 2 and 5 before it and sees its winner earn a Deep Stack Series guitar trophy.
Here’s how the one-day tournament will play out:
6pm: $150 Deep Stack Turbo – One-Day Event
We will provide another update when registration closes and then from there we’ll post the winner’s photo following the event’s conclusion.
$1,650 Deepest Stack No Limit Hold’em
Level 21: 8,000/16,000/2,000 Ante
Players Remaining: 27/367
Following a few quick eliminations, the field is down to 27 players and freshly redrawn to the final three tables. It appears Scott Heiligman retains his lead — now with about 1,800,000 — while other notables like start-of-day chip leader Qasem Jamhour, Seminole Hard Rock Poker team members Sheddy Siddiqui and Mukul Pahuja, Chad Eveslage, Almog Biton and Michael Newman are still in contention.
Final three tabels:
Remaining payouts:
1st – $148,627 + SHRPO Seat
2nd – $82,575
3rd – $51,362
4th – $41,288
5th – $32,480
6th – $26,699
7th – $21,470
8th – $16,240
9th – $11,010
10th-12th – $7,157
13th-15th – $5,918
16th-18th – $4,707
19th-27th – $3,854
Updated eliminations;
28th: Joel Harwood – $3,413
29th: Brandon Setzer – $3,413
30th: Charlemagne Benjamin – $3,413
31st: Barry Pevner – $3,413
32nd: Kevin Chan – $3,413
33rd: Phil Woerner – $3,413
34th: Robert Oxenberg – $3,413
35th: James Kirvin – $3,413
36th: John Restrepo – $3,413
$1,650 Deepest Stack No Limit Hold’em
Level 21: 8,000/16,000/2,000 Ante
Players Remaining: 28/367
The board laid 
and Seminole Hard Rock Poker team member Sheddy Siddiqui was all-in in a heads-up pot against Brandon Setzer. Siddiqui was on the button and faced off against Setzer in the big blind. The all-in bet was for 334,000 and Setzer took a few minutes before he called. Siddiqui exposed for a flopped, 10-high straight and took the pot.
The hit to his stack proved insurmountable for Setzer. He busted 29th a few hands later.
Sheddy Siddiqui – 795,000
Brandon Setzer – Eliminated 29th ($3,413)
$1,650 Deepest Stack No Limit Hold’em
Level 20: 6,000/12,000/2,000 Ante
Players Remaining: 30/367
After sharing a table for the better part of 10 hours in Event 3 just a few days ago, Event 3 winner Almog Biton and runner-up Chad Eveslage are gracing the same felt yet again. While Biton got the best of Eveslage in Event 3, he’s at a slight chip disadvantage now. Most recently, though, Biton took a small pot of Eveslage in a battle of the blinds.
Chad Eveslage – 850,000
Almog Biton – 650,000
$1,650 Deepest Stack No Limit Hold’em
Level 20: 6,000/12,000/2,000 Ante
Players Remaining: 36/367
Following 10 hands of hand-for-hand play, Raymond Ruszkowski busted 37th in the $1,650 Deepest Event sending the remaining field into the money. On the final hand, Ruszkowski was out of position in a heads-up pot versus Chris Bolek. The flop was 
. Ruszkowski checked and Bolek bet an unknown amount. After a minute or so, Ruszkowski moved all in for the last of his stack — just over 100,000. Bolek called and the hands were tabled.
Ruszkowski: 
for top pair
Bolek: 
for a gutshot straight draw with two overs
The dealer burned and quickly turned the 
improving Bolek to a pair of kings. Ruszkowski still had outs, but the river 
wasn’t one of them. He hit the rail 37th, one spot shy of a payday.
Among others, Jessica Dawley, Loni Harwood, Allen Kessler, Ory Hen, Timothy Miles, James Salmon, Steve McKoy and Phil Hui busted shy of the money. The remaining 36 have locked up $3,413 with the tournament’s champion pocketing $148,627, an added $5,250 Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open Championship seat and, of course, the Seminole Hard Rock Hollywood guitar trophy.
Prize structure:
1st – $148,627 + SHRPO Seat
2nd – $82,575
3rd – $51,362
4th – $41,288
5th – $32,480
6th – $26,699
7th – $21,470
8th – $16,240
9th – $11,010
10th-12th – $7,157
13th-15th – $5,918
16th-18th – $4,707
19th-27th – $3,854
28th-36th – $3,413
The chip leader for now appears to be Scott Heiligman. Impressively, Heiligman late registered the event this morning, then took a few orbits off before taking his seat to roughly 35,000 chips. In the few levels since, he’s amassed a stack of over 1,500,000.