$300 + $50 No Limit Hold’em Seniors
Blinds: 25/50
It should be a fun day in The Poker Room at Seminole Hard Rock as Event 14 gets moving. It will be the Seniors throwing chips around trying to grab a piece of a $15,000 guaranteed prizepool.
The $350 buy-in tournament requires players to be 50 years of age or older to enter and they are here early. Players begin with stacks of 8,000 and will play 40-minutes levels. Late registration is available through four levels of play and can re-enter if eliminated during that time.
We will follow their action throughout the day and bring live updates on SHRPOLive.com.
flop and with Mike Bruyere holding 
, leaving Massey in bad shape. The turn 
and river 
did not help him any and Bruyere’s nut flush scooped the pot and Massey was our first in the money elimination.
flop with Ezrol holding 
and Cohen holding 
. The turn was the 
and the river was the 
giving Cohen runner runner nut flush. Ezrol had Cohen covered by just 3K and he would get his chips in the very next hand. He would flop a full house on the T-T-4 flop but Don Todd had T-9 and would river a 9 to give him a bigger full house. Ezrol is a successful local who has a $100,000 tournament score and a WSOP Main Event cash for $44,655 to his credit.
board with Rosenberg finally making a small 5K bet on the river. Todd folded and Michael turned over 
for the nut low and a ten high straight. It was good as Roth held 
flop. Todd bet pot, committing his entire stack and Cohen made the call having him covered by 10K. Todd turned over 
for a flopped set of Aces and Cohen was drawing to a queen or running hearts with his 
. The turn was the 
wrapping up the hand for Todd with a full house. Todd would finish Cohen off on the very next hand.
for a flopped set of 4′s but hist set was second best as Todd had 
flop and Todd bet out 10K. Rosenberg potted it to 40K and Todd quickly put in another pot raise, this one to 130K. Michael seemed perplexed and only had about 20K behind if he decided to make the call. With a “what the hell” look on his face, Rosenberg put the rest of his chips in and Todd quickly called. The hands:
for top two pair.
giving Todd a low and a flush. “Oh no, I don’t know why I did that,” said a flustered Rosenberg. The river was the 
. The flop was a safe one for Daniel as it came 
on the turn gave Andrea a pair prompting him to ask the dealer for another one. The dealer obliged with the 
Twyman held. An Ace on the flop would give Courtland a strangle hold on the hand and no miracles arrived to save Brian’s tournament and he is our 9th place finisher.
