$120 + $30 No Limit Hold ‘Em

Blinds: 6k/12k/2k ante

Paul Stanechewski took a shot with the blinds going up and called all-in after a raise from Guigui. Andrew Frier also came along and they checked down the board until the river when Stanechewski rolled over before Frier stopped him.

“I have to bet,” he said throwing out 40,000. Guigui folded and Frier showed for the Broadway straight. “If I don’t be the nuts, I get a penalty.” Stanechewski picked up $1,114 for his 6th place finish while Frier is up to 400,000.

$120 + $30 No Limit Hold ‘Em

Blinds: 4k/8k/1k ante

Lawrence Cone was the shortest stack remaining on the table and moved all-in under the gun. Norman Guigui called to his immediate left and Frier folded after some consideration. Guigui was ahead with against .

Nothing changed as the board ran out and Cone was the next player sent to the rail in 7th place for $861.

$120 + $30 No Limit Hold ‘Em

Blinds: 4k/8k/1k ante

Ron Blankenship moved all-in under the gun for just 42,000 and Derrick Simon came over the top for 120,000. Andrew Frier had them both covered an also called from the small blind with . Simon tabled two red Nines and Blankenship was still unsure since he shoved in the dark. He finally showed .

Frier hit the flop and stayed ahead for the double knockout on the turn and river. Blankenship received $456 for 9th and $633 for Simon in 8th.

$120 + $30 No Limit Hold ‘Em

Blinds 3k/6k/1k ante

Mike Filipelli was bringing up numbers for a 10-handed chop but no one else was buying it. Once the action was underway, he moved all-in with after action folded to him. Andrew Frier considered his action before just calling the bet. Everyone else folded and Frier tabled .

It was over quick as Frier hit the flop leaving Filipelli looking for a miracle. The locked up the hand to send Filipelli out in 10th place for $354.

The official final table is underway:

$120 + $30 No Limit Hold ‘Em

Blinds 3k/6k/1k ante

The short-stacked table finally had its moment. Albert Palma doubled up Ron Blankenship leaving him with just a single 1k chip. He hit a flush with his first all-in but pushed his 6k in under the gun with and was called by Phillip Tyson and Homer Molina in the blinds.

Tyson shoved all in on the flop with two pair against Molina top pair and Palma was stuck with . The improved Wallace and the river gave him the double elimination of Palma and Tyson.

The clock was paused to form the unofficial final table.

$120 + $30 No Limit Hold ‘Em

Blinds 3k/6k/1k ante

Most of the small stacks were on the other table with Joshua Smith stuck at the table with the big chips. He was all-in on the flop with two pair holding against top pair . The river Jack was unkind Derrick Simon the bigger two pair to eliminate Smith in 13th place for $354.

$120 + $30 No Limit Hold ‘Em

Blinds 3k/6K/1k ante

Event 6 of the Seminole Hard Rock “Rock ‘n’ Roll Poker Open” is about to restart after stopping play at 3am with 13 player remaining. Andrew Frier comes back with the chiplead and looking for his second consecutive final table after finishing 4th in Event 5.

All players are in the money and the next step is making the final table before crowning our next champion.

$500  + $60 No Limit Hold’em Deep Stack

Blinds: 75/150

The field is slowing filling in as they finish the second Level of the day and the deep structure is giving players plenty of room to maneuver. The clock shows 78 entrants in the tournament so far including Juliet Yarina and local pro Zach Kessler.

$500  + $60 No Limit Hold’em Deep Stack

Blinds: 25/50

It will be a busy day in The Poker Room at Seminole Hard Rock today with two big new tournaments and one finishing up from yesterday. Event 7 of the Seminole Hard Rock “Rock ‘n’ Roll Poker Open” is the next to get underway and it will have a big prizepool as the $560 buy-in No Limit Hold’em tournament has a $50,000 and four days of satellites to feed the field.

This tournament will be open to late registration or re-entry through Level 6 and the break giving players more than three hours to get in the action.

Players are taking their seats as the staff making the pre-tournament announcements and cards in the air with 25/50 blinds, 30 minutes levels, and 20,000 chip stacks.