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Event 5: Everyone is Here

April 6, 2016 @ 2:08PM by AlCantHang

$150 No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 17: 2,500/5,000 with a 500 Ante
Players Remaining: 144 of 1,804
Average Stack: 125,000 (29 big blinds)

Marc Levy arrives late to unbag his big stack

We’re used to seeing players arrive late to tournament restarts, especially those with big stacks. Marc Levy took it a little further than most and was the last to take a seat an hour into play. But it wasn’t his original seat because that table was distributed around the room.

Table 14 was already dealing with Ty Akbasli’s chip leading stack, now it has to contend with Levy as well.

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Event 5: Akbasli Gets Another

April 6, 2016 @ 1:53PM by AlCantHang

$150 No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 16: 2,000/4,000 with a 500 Ante
Players Remaining: 153 of 1,804
Average Stack: 118,000 (29 big blinds)

Ty Akbasli (left) eliminates James Hughs (leaving)

The rich get richer and the field gets shorter.

Ty Akbasli was at an early-break table and moved over to the middle of the room, he was getting active not long after unracking his chips.

James Hughs open-shoved under the gun for 35,500 and it folded around the Akbasli in the big blind. He took a minute to think before saying “let’s gamble”.

Hughs was ahead with against Akbasli’s live and stayed that way on the flop. Akbasli added a gutshot draw and promptly popped it on the turn to leave Hughs drawing dead short of the money.

James Hughs – Eliminated
Ty Akbasli – 510,000 (128 bb)

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Event 5: Cards Fly, Players Leave

April 6, 2016 @ 1:16PM by AlCantHang

$150 No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 15: 1,500/3,000 with a 500 Ante
Players Remaining: 183 of 1,804
Average Stack: 98,500 (33 big blinds)

Cards are in the air and Day 2 is underway. We expect a lot of quick exits at the start before action slows when they approach the bubble.

We lost a player on the second hand of the tournament and it was just as leader Ty Akbasli was getting to his table.

“The shortest stack is going in,” Hagai Stein half-joked.

He began the day with only 17,000 and had his best friend Akbasli at the other end of the table with the biggest. Stein was in the big blind and prepared to get them in when John Ho open-shoved his stack from under the gun.

It folded to Stein and he peeped the for the call. He had only one overcard with against Ho’s and was eliminated early as the board ran .

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Event 5: Day 2 Ready to Roll

April 6, 2016 @ 1:00PM by AlCantHang

$150 No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 15: 1,500/3,000 with a 500 Ante
Players Remaining: 183 of 1,804
Average Stack: 98,500 (33 big blinds)

Ty Akbasli comes back for Day 2 with the chip lead

Six flights of Event 5 drew more than 1,800 entrants over the two starting days but only 183 were able to make it through the first 14 levels of the tournament. Those players return today for Day 2 and we are scheduled to play down to a champion later today.

They created a prize pool worth $216,480 and the last 108 players will earn a piece. Those who min-cash will take home $346 while the eventual champion banks nearly $50,000.

Ty Akbasli bagged up the biggest stack of all the starting flights and returns as the only player over 400,000. He’s followed by Marc Levy with 323,000 with Olvenso Savoie, Evan Young, Joseph Lachovic rounding out the top five.

Also still alive for the title are Wally Maddah, Zo Karim, Carlos Loving, Johanssy Joseph, Kim Stone, and WSOP bracelet winner Joe Ebanks.

Players are finding their new seats, unbagging their chips, and they will be underway in a moment.

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Event 7: Room to Move

April 6, 2016 @ 12:37PM by AlCantHang

$350 Six-Max No Limit Hold’em (Freeze-Out)
Level 2: 50/100
Total Entries: 84

“We have leg room for miles!”

Players are having a good time early in the Six-Max event, laid back, stretched out, and relaxed.

There are 84 players in the freezeout with 100 needed to hit the $30,000 Guarantee. Some of those in early include Daren Stabinski, Francis Margaglione, Nigel Murray, and WSOP Circuit winner John Depersio.

Four hours remain in late registration and we can begin to predict how fast it will play down.

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Event 7: Six-Max Freezeout

April 6, 2016 @ 11:59AM by AlCantHang

$350 Six-Max No Limit Hold’em (Freeze-Out)
Level 1: 25/50

The next new event on the Seminole Hard Rock Poker Showdown schedule is ready to go in the ballroom and it should be a tournament with plenty of action. Event 7 is a $350 buy-in tournament played in a six-max format and players have one entry at their disposal.

Unlike most tournaments these days, Event 7 players are limited to their first buy-in and cannot re-enter if they bust their stack. That will slow down the normal fast-moving pace of shorthanded poker but not by much.

The tournament has a $30,000 guaranteed prize pool and each player starts with a 10,000 starting stack. They will play 30-minute levels throughout the day and we’ll have a new champion before the night is through. Late registration is open until the start of Level 7 at 4:30pm.

Players are finding their seats and cards are set to fly.

$30,000 Guaranteed Prize Pool
Players begin with 10,000 in chips and 30-minute levels
Late registration available until start of Level 9; No Re-Entries
This is a one-day tournament and plays until completion
Event 7 Structure Sheet

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Seminole Hard Rock Poker Showdown Day 7 Schedule

April 6, 2016 @ 8:00AM by AlCantHang

Main Event Schedule

12PM: Event 7 – $350 Six-Max No Limit Hold’em (Freeze-Out)

$30,000 Guaranteed Prize Pool
Players begin with 10,000 in chips and 30-minute levels
Late registration available until start of Level 9; No Re-Entries
This is a one-day tournament and plays until completion
Event 7 Structure Sheet

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

6PM: Event 8 – $250 Ladies No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)

Winner will also earn a $1,050 WPT Finale Mega Satellite Seat
Players begin with 10,000 in chips and 30-minute levels
Late registration/re-entry available until start of Level 7
This is a one-day tournament and plays until completion
Event 8 Structure Sheet

Secondary and Satellite Schedule

9AM: Event 49 – $140 Event 9 Turbo Satellite (1-in-5)

2 seats guaranteed into $500,000 GTD Event 9
Players begin with 7,500 in chips and 15-minute levels
Late registration/re-entry available until start of Level 9
Satellite will be held in the The Poker Room
This is a one-day tournament and plays until completion
Event 49 Structure Sheet

3PM: Event 50 – $250 Pot Limit Omaha (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 50 Structure Sheet

8PM: Event 51 – $390 Championship Turbo Satellite (1-in-10)

2 seats guaranteed into the $2 Million GTD WPT Showdown 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 51 Structure Sheet

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Event 5: Day 2 Returning Chip Counts

April 6, 2016 @ 3:22AM by AlCantHang

$150 No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Total Entries: 1,804
Players Remaining: 183
Average Stack: 98,500

Rank	First Name	Last Name	Count	Table	Seat
1	Ty	Akbasli	405,000	37	8
2	Marc	Levy	323,000	14	8
3	Olvenso	Savoie	290,500	24	1
4	Evan	Young	265,000	7	5
5	Joseph	Lachovich	258,500	13	6
6	Salah	Levy	254,500	22	8
7	Stosh	Gepp	242,000	38	9
8	Eric	Polirer	230,000	7	6
9	Howard	Mash	225,500	16	2
10	Archibald	Barrant	215,000	15	8
11	Mark	Gaudino	214,500	14	3
12	Sebastian	Toro	206,500	6	3
13	Jordan	Meltzer	206,500	29	4
14	Charlie	Townsend	206,000	13	2
15	John	Palace	204,000	8	3
16	Vendel	Johnson	203,000	8	1
17	Christopher	Blik	200,000	14	9
18	Qasem	Jamhour	193,000	23	9
19	Jon	Turner	192,500	32	4
20	Kenneth	Watson	190,000	37	7
21	Barry	Werris	188,500	24	2
22	Julian	Pineda	177,000	16	6
23	Edina	Pantinchin	176,500	6	6
24	James	Salmon	172,000	21	9
25	Ana	Segura	169,500	22	5
26	David	Hass	166,500	23	5
27	David	Lawrence	165,000	8	2
28	Michael	Nasserazad	164,000	48	9
29	Tina	Tellone	160,000	14	6
30	Mohammed	Jaafar	159,000	29	7
31	Tevy	Wellins	153,000	21	4
32	Paul	Balzano	151,000	7	1
33	Kenny	Despuzeau	146,500	7	3
34	Tim	Herrington	146,500	39	7
35	Roger	Bartlett	146,000	8	6
36	Thanhlong	Nguyen	145,500	23	1
37	Jonathan	Litchfield	145,000	6	9
38	Andre	Pillow	143,000	22	9
39	Almog	Biton	142,500	16	7
40	Carlos	Eng	140,000	48	3
41	Riley	Fuller	138,000	39	6
42	Robert	Williams	136,000	15	6
43	Edward	Russell	134,500	32	3
44	Michael	Newman	134,000	5	6
45	Johan	Dusihe	128,500	7	4
46	Zo	Karim	126,000	21	1
47	Alan	Dobrow	125,000	16	4
48	Karl	Manouchakian	123,000	6	5
49	Yitzhak	Quinn	121,500	32	7
50	Mike	Beasley	118,000	29	3
51	Rafael	Reis	117,000	24	4
52	Marc	Kropf	114,500	38	1
53	Iftikhav	Memon	112,500	23	4
54	Allen	Bieler	112,500	16	9
55	Wally	Maddah	112,000	7	8
56	Gregorio	Correa	110,000	40	5
57	Paul	Smerson	108,500	21	7
58	Bryce	McVay	105,000	23	8
59	Jonathan	Ownjian	104,000	6	1
60	Jacob	Richardson	104,000	40	7
61	Steve	Fraser	103,500	8	4
62	Jose	Rodriguez	103,000	13	1
63	Santana	Noronha	103,000	38	4
64	David	Inselberg	102,000	5	5
65	Dale	Berman	101,000	39	5
66	Matthew	Colom	100,000	31	3
67	Vincent	Ortega	100,000	40	4
68	Ray	Millard	99,000	31	2
69	Claudio	Kalili	98,000	32	9
70	Safiya	Umerova	97,000	7	7
71	Rosa	Levin	96,000	14	1
72	Alex	Matus	96,000	39	4
73	Kim	Stone	90,500	5	3
74	Chas	Samuel	90,500	21	5
75	William	Cook	90,500	5	9
76	Brian	Fay	89,500	16	3
77	Ira	Schwartz	88,500	30	5
78	Michael	Larkin	86,500	37	5
79	Victor	Lento	86,500	48	5
80	Rene	Martinez	86,000	32	2
81	Otto	Palacios	86,000	13	3
82	Davond	Marshall	86,000	48	6
83	Iman	Dan	86,000	31	8
84	Compion	Clelland	85,500	48	8
85	Yassiel	Veciana	85,500	7	9
86	Georges	Boyadjian	85,000	29	1
87	Carlos	Loving	85,000	13	7
88	Elliott	Zaydman	84,500	22	2
89	Michael	Rizzuto	84,000	30	6
90	Lawrence	Paden	83,000	29	5
91	Leonardo	Empenaton	82,500	40	9
92	Jeff	Dorn	82,000	30	2
93	Ryan	Chase	80,500	40	3
94	Rees	Scruggs	80,000	15	4
95	Karsten	Bauer	80,000	31	7
96	Marlon	Arola	79,500	22	7
97	Ross	Willner	79,000	6	4
98	Johannsy	Joseph	79,000	39	8
99	Marion	Spierer	78,500	24	7
100	Julio	Fernandez	77,500	13	5
101	Maurice	Sacatte	77,500	8	7
102	Kyle	Prior	77,000	24	3
103	Marcio	Peixota	77,000	38	3
104	Josh	Wasserman	77,000	23	7
105	Daniel	Blum	75,500	40	2
106	Austin	Gray	74,500	16	1
107	Cinda	Goodale	74,000	21	6
108	Denzell	Pillow	72,500	23	2
109	Frank	Gil	72,000	38	5
110	Joe	Ebanks	72,000	40	8
111	Julia	Bindelglass	70,500	5	1
112	Kat	Yamamoto	70,500	30	1
113	Simon	Welds	70,500	5	7
114	Yunlor	Bella	70,500	15	9
115	Amed	Baez	70,000	15	5
116	Alex	Macliado	69,500	23	3
117	Larry	Klur	69,000	22	1
118	Robert	Transue	69,000	15	7
119	Jerome	Lesur	68,000	13	8
120	James	Sutherland	67,000	38	2
121	Ching	Lo	67,000	29	8
122	Ron	Zueibann	66,000	16	5
123	David	Loredo	64,500	40	1
124	Bob	Newhouse	63,000	32	1
125	Perry	Shiao	62,500	48	2
126	Steph	Johnston	62,500	31	4
127	Justo	Gomez	62,000	14	7
128	Christian	Ortega	58,000	32	8
129	John	Ho	57,000	37	2
130	Stephen	Harris	55,500	21	2
131	Kimberly	Jones	55,000	7	2
132	Alejandro	Funes	54,000	22	3
133	Julie	Zelman	54,000	31	6
134	Carlo	Rodriguez	53,500	29	2
135	Thomas	Dujmovich	53,500	6	7
136	Eli	Math	51,500	39	2
137	Trevin	Douglas	51,500	30	3
138	Luis	Guarda	50,500	48	4
139	Bob	Tanner	50,500	22	6
140	Michael	Raimon	50,500	32	6
141	Jacob	Naumann	50,500	40	6
142	Julien	Durity	50,000	24	9
143	Anthony	Velasquez	49,500	5	8
144	Sagi	Zommer	49,000	16	8
145	Luminita	Petric	48,000	6	8
146	Steve	Lake	47,500	23	6
147	Seymour	Field	47,000	14	2
148	Cody	Ferguson	47,000	15	2
149	Jennifer	Abbott	46,500	37	6
150	Austin	Kick	46,500	38	7
151	Mike	Corbett	45,500	31	5
152	Fred	Allenspach	45,500	30	7
153	Anthony	Barbera	44,500	13	9
154	James	Scott	43,500	30	4
155	Kevin	Odonnell	41,500	8	9
156	Davis	Adams	41,000	24	6
157	George	Kukawski	40,500	31	1
158	Mike	Landress	40,500	31	9
159	Lee	Connell	39,500	39	3
160	Thomas	Farrell	39,000	24	8
161	Eric	Mitchell	38,500	37	3
162	Michael	Gulliford	38,000	6	2
163	Antonio	Campbell	36,500	30	8
164	Jimmy	Kim	35,500	48	7
165	Roberly	Felicio	35,000	5	4
166	Louis	Leo	34,500	14	4
167	Syed	Shah	34,000	38	8
168	Adam	Kemper	32,500	39	1
169	Marcus	Merideth	32,000	30	9
170	Max	Kirschebaum	31,500	21	8
171	Ebony	Johnson	29,500	8	8
172	Jameel	Harris	29,000	29	9
173	Nelson	Sobillion Cabrera	28,500	8	5
174	Vinny	Puleo	27,000	45	5
175	Juan	Ferrer	26,500	5	2
176	Theodore	Dild	25,500	22	4
177	James	Hughs	25,500	14	5
178	Damien	Simon	25,500	39	9
179	Dustin	Tragethon	21,500	15	3
180	Dan	Killi	21,000	13	4
181	Suyin	Leon	19,500	15	1
182	Michael	Benko	18,000	37	9
183	Hogai	Stein	17,000	37	1

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Event 5: Day 2 Returning Table/Seat Assignments

April 6, 2016 @ 3:21AM by AlCantHang

$150 No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Total Entries: 1,804
Players Remaining: 183
Average Stack: 98,500

First Name	Last Name	Count	Table	Seat
Julia	Bindelglass	70,500	5	1
Juan	Ferrer	26,500	5	2
Kim	Stone	90,500	5	3
Roberly	Felicio	35,000	5	4
David	Inselberg	102,000	5	5
Michael	Newman	134,000	5	6
Simon	Welds	70,500	5	7
Anthony	Velasquez	49,500	5	8
William	Cook	90,500	5	9
Jonathan	Ownjian	104,000	6	1
Michael	Gulliford	38,000	6	2
Sebastian	Toro	206,500	6	3
Ross	Willner	79,000	6	4
Karl	Manouchakian	123,000	6	5
Edina	Pantinchin	176,500	6	6
Thomas	Dujmovich	53,500	6	7
Luminita	Petric	48,000	6	8
Jonathan	Litchfield	145,000	6	9
Paul	Balzano	151,000	7	1
Kimberly	Jones	55,000	7	2
Kenny	Despuzeau	146,500	7	3
Johan	Dusihe	128,500	7	4
Evan	Young	265,000	7	5
Eric	Polirer	230,000	7	6
Safiya	Umerova	97,000	7	7
Wally	Maddah	112,000	7	8
Yassiel	Veciana	85,500	7	9
Vendel	Johnson	203,000	8	1
David	Lawrence	165,000	8	2
John	Palace	204,000	8	3
Steve	Fraser	103,500	8	4
Nelson	Sobillion Cabrera	28,500	8	5
Roger	Bartlett	146,000	8	6
Maurice	Sacatte	77,500	8	7
Ebony	Johnson	29,500	8	8
Kevin	Odonnell	41,500	8	9
Jose	Rodriguez	103,000	13	1
Charlie	Townsend	206,000	13	2
Otto	Palacios	86,000	13	3
Dan	Killi	21,000	13	4
Julio	Fernandez	77,500	13	5
Joseph	Lachovich	258,500	13	6
Carlos	Loving	85,000	13	7
Jerome	Lesur	68,000	13	8
Anthony	Barbera	44,500	13	9
Rosa	Levin	96,000	14	1
Seymour	Field	47,000	14	2
Mark	Gaudino	214,500	14	3
Louis	Leo	34,500	14	4
James	Hughs	25,500	14	5
Tina	Tellone	160,000	14	6
Justo	Gomez	62,000	14	7
Marc	Levy	323,000	14	8
Christopher	Blik	200,000	14	9
Suyin	Leon	19,500	15	1
Cody	Ferguson	47,000	15	2
Dustin	Tragethon	21,500	15	3
Rees	Scruggs	80,000	15	4
Amed	Baez	70,000	15	5
Robert	Williams	136,000	15	6
Robert	Transue	69,000	15	7
Archibald	Barrant	215,000	15	8
Yunlor	Bella	70,500	15	9
Austin	Gray	74,500	16	1
Howard	Mash	225,500	16	2
Brian	Fay	89,500	16	3
Alan	Dobrow	125,000	16	4
Ron	Zueibann	66,000	16	5
Julian	Pineda	177,000	16	6
Almog	Biton	142,500	16	7
Sagi	Zommer	49,000	16	8
Allen	Bieler	112,500	16	9
Zo	Karim	126,000	21	1
Stephen	Harris	55,500	21	2
Tevy	Wellins	153,000	21	4
Chas	Samuel	90,500	21	5
Cinda	Goodale	74,000	21	6
Paul	Smerson	108,500	21	7
Max	Kirschebaum	31,500	21	8
James	Salmon	172,000	21	9
Larry	Klur	69,000	22	1
Elliott	Zaydman	84,500	22	2
Alejandro	Funes	54,000	22	3
Theodore	Dild	25,500	22	4
Ana	Segura	169,500	22	5
Bob	Tanner	50,500	22	6
Marlon	Arola	79,500	22	7
Salah	Levy	254,500	22	8
Andre	Pillow	143,000	22	9
Thanhlong	Nguyen	145,500	23	1
Denzell	Pillow	72,500	23	2
Alex	Macliado	69,500	23	3
Iftikhav	Memon	112,500	23	4
David	Hass	166,500	23	5
Steve	Lake	47,500	23	6
Josh	Wasserman	77,000	23	7
Bryce	McVay	105,000	23	8
Qasem	Jamhour	193,000	23	9
Olvenso	Savoie	290,500	24	1
Barry	Werris	188,500	24	2
Kyle	Prior	77,000	24	3
Rafael	Reis	117,000	24	4
Davis	Adams	41,000	24	6
Marion	Spierer	78,500	24	7
Thomas	Farrell	39,000	24	8
Julien	Durity	50,000	24	9
Georges	Boyadjian	85,000	29	1
Carlo	Rodriguez	53,500	29	2
Mike	Beasley	118,000	29	3
Jordan	Meltzer	206,500	29	4
Lawrence	Paden	83,000	29	5
Mohammed	Jaafar	159,000	29	7
Ching	Lo	67,000	29	8
Jameel	Harris	29,000	29	9
Kat	Yamamoto	70,500	30	1
Jeff	Dorn	82,000	30	2
Trevin	Douglas	51,500	30	3
James	Scott	43,500	30	4
Ira	Schwartz	88,500	30	5
Michael	Rizzuto	84,000	30	6
Fred	Allenspach	45,500	30	7
Antonio	Campbell	36,500	30	8
Marcus	Merideth	32,000	30	9
George	Kukawski	40,500	31	1
Ray	Millard	99,000	31	2
Matthew	Colom	100,000	31	3
Steph	Johnston	62,500	31	4
Mike	Corbett	45,500	31	5
Julie	Zelman	54,000	31	6
Karsten	Bauer	80,000	31	7
Iman	Dan	86,000	31	8
Mike	Landress	40,500	31	9
Bob	Newhouse	63,000	32	1
Rene	Martinez	86,000	32	2
Edward	Russell	134,500	32	3
Jon	Turner	192,500	32	4
Michael	Raimon	50,500	32	6
Yitzhak	Quinn	121,500	32	7
Christian	Ortega	58,000	32	8
Claudio	Kalili	98,000	32	9
Hogai	Stein	17,000	37	1
John	Ho	57,000	37	2
Eric	Mitchell	38,500	37	3
Michael	Larkin	86,500	37	5
Jennifer	Abbott	46,500	37	6
Kenneth	Watson	190,000	37	7
Ty	Akbasli	405,000	37	8
Michael	Benko	18,000	37	9
Marc	Kropf	114,500	38	1
James	Sutherland	67,000	38	2
Marcio	Peixota	77,000	38	3
Santana	Noronha	103,000	38	4
Frank	Gil	72,000	38	5
Austin	Kick	46,500	38	7
Syed	Shah	34,000	38	8
Stosh	Gepp	242,000	38	9
Adam	Kemper	32,500	39	1
Eli	Math	51,500	39	2
Lee	Connell	39,500	39	3
Alex	Matus	96,000	39	4
Dale	Berman	101,000	39	5
Riley	Fuller	138,000	39	6
Tim	Herrington	146,500	39	7
Johannsy	Joseph	79,000	39	8
Damien	Simon	25,500	39	9
David	Loredo	64,500	40	1
Daniel	Blum	75,500	40	2
Ryan	Chase	80,500	40	3
Vincent	Ortega	100,000	40	4
Gregorio	Correa	110,000	40	5
Jacob	Naumann	50,500	40	6
Jacob	Richardson	104,000	40	7
Joe	Ebanks	72,000	40	8
Leonardo	Empenaton	82,500	40	9
Vinny	Puleo	27,000	45	5
Perry	Shiao	62,500	48	2
Carlos	Eng	140,000	48	3
Luis	Guarda	50,500	48	4
Victor	Lento	86,500	48	5
Davond	Marshall	86,000	48	6
Jimmy	Kim	35,500	48	7
Compion	Clelland	85,500	48	8
Michael	Nasserazad	164,000	48	9

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Day 7 of Seminole Hard Rock Poker Showdown Concludes

April 6, 2016 @ 3:20AM by Steve Schult

As the 2016 of the Seminole Hard Rock Poker Showdown hits the one week mark, the $150 No Limit Hold’em Re-Entry wraps up all of its starting flights.

There were six flights over two days that drew 1,804 entries and a prizepool of over $218,000. There are 183 players that survived the six flights and come back for Day 2 on Wednesday afternoon with Ty Akbasli leading the way.

Akbasli bagged 405,000 on Day 1E and is the only player in the tournament over the 400,000 mark.

When cards get in the air on Wednesday, the money bubble will be at the forefront of everybody’s thoughts. The top 108 players will earn at least a min-cash of $346, but they all have their sights set on the $49,957 first place prize money.

The tournament is scheduled to play down to a winner on Wednesday.

Along with the conclusion of the $150 No Limit Hold’em Re-Entry, there are two single day tournaments that run alongside it. Here’s a look at Wednesday’s schedule:

12 p.m. – $350 No Limit Hold’em Six-Max Freezeout ($30,000 GTD Prizepool)
1 p.m. – Day 2 – $150 No Limit Hold’em Re-Entry
6 p.m. – $250 No Limit Hold’em Ladies Event Re-Entry

SHRPO.com will have complete coverage of all the day’s action.