$5,300 SHRPO Championship (Re-Entry) $3,000,000 Guaranteed | Structure Level 3: 200/400 with a 400 ante Day 1A Entries: 325
All the cards were out on the table when Brian Adams was all in for 18,400 from the big blind, and Ruben Perez had him covered UTG+1. Here is a look at the cards.
Adams: Perez:
Board:
Adams doubled up to survive with 37,800, and Perez held 54,000 after the hand.
$50,000 Super High Roller (Single Re-Entry) Structure | Payouts Level 13: 5,000/10,000 with a 10,000 ante Players Remaining: 5 of 25
There is 1:15:33 remaining in Level 13, with blinds at 5,000-10,000 with a 10,000 ante. The final five players have retaken their seats, and everything is set and ready to go.
$2,200 Deep Stack No-Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry) $200,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts Level 21: 10,000/15,000 with a 15,000 ante Players Remaining: 7 of 229
The $2,200 Deep Stack tournament reached the last seven players late on Thursday night and they return this afternoon at 2 pm to play it out for the title on the Poker Night in America stage.
Blake Bohn leads coming back but there’s a table full of tough competition trying to catch him. Everyone locked up $15,575 last night with $107,155 and the SHRPO trophy up top for the Event 29 champ.
Seat 1: Blake Bohn – 1,630,000 (109 bb) Seat 2: Landon Tice – 270,000 (18 bb) Seat 3: Johnny Landreth – 1,245,000 (83 bb) Seat 4: Elvis Toomas – 440,000 (29 bb) Seat 5: Daniel Couzens – 625,000 (42 bb) Seat 6: Ian O’Hara – 400,000 (27 bb) Seat 7: Brock Wilson – 195,000 (13 bb)
$50,000 Super High Roller (Single Re-Entry) Structure | Payouts Level 13: 5,000/10,000 with a 10,000 ante Players Remaining: 5 of 25
The Super High Roller featured the biggest buy-in on the 2022 SHRPO schedule and we had 25 entries post the $50,000 to get in. They played down to the money on Day 1 and five players return this afternoon at 2 pm to find our champ.
$5,300 SHRPO Championship (Re-Entry) $3,000,000 Guaranteed | Structure Level 3: 200/400 with a 400 ante Day 1A Entries: 300
There was 3,000 in the pot, and the flop read when Joe McKeehen (pictured below) bet 1,000. Chance Kornuth (pictured above) called, and then both players checked the on the turn.
They also checked the on the river, and McKeehen showed . Kornuth revealed to win the hand. Kornuth stacked up 31,500, and McKeehen held 44,500 after the hand.
The $1,100 H.O.R.S.E. began with 72 players in the freeze-out and the field is down to the last nine players. They return this afternoon at 2 pm to begin playing the final table and won’t stop until we have another champion.
Christina Hill leads a tough group that includes Gabe Ramos going for his record-tying eighth major Hollywood title and Phil Hui looking for his sixth (and second of the series). Everyone is guaranteed at least $2,800 while the Event 28 champ will take home $24,045 and the SHRPO trophy.
Action gets underway at 2 pm and we will hit the highlights along the way.
Seat 1: Gabe Ramos – 152,000 (9.5 big bets) Seat 2: Kai Hicks – 148,000 (9 big bets) Seat 3: Phil Hui – 170,000 (11 big bets) Seat 4: Filippos Stavrakis – 110,000 (7 big bets) Seat 5: Salah Levy – 126,000 (8 big bets) Seat 6: Christina Hill – 311,000 (19 big bets) Seat 7: Mark Hurst – 52,000 (3 big bets) Seat 8: Tony Cousineau – 265,000 (16 big bets) Seat 9: Dylan Smith – 138,000 (9 big bets)
$5,300 SHRPO Championship (Re-Entry) $3,000,000 Guaranteed | Structure Level 2: 200/300 with a 300 ante Day 1A Entries: 255
Ryan Van Sanford bet 800 preflop from middle position, and Dimitri Vorbe called from late position. The hijack and Vanessa Kade (button) also called before the flop was dealt .
Van Sanford then bet 1,000, Vorbe called, and the hijack called before Kade raised to 4,000. Van Sanford and Vorbe folded, and the hijack called before the turn fell .
Both remaining players checked to the on the river, and Kade bet 10,000. The hijack check-folded so Kade stacked up 53,500.
$5,300 SHRPO Championship (Re-Entry) $3,000,000 Guaranteed | Structure Level 2: 200/300 with a 300 ante Day 1A Entries: 248
The SHRPO Championship is nearing 250 entries heading to the first break, a nice turnout for the early afteroon.
Some friendly faces are with us today including two-time WPT Lucky Hearts Poker Open champ Briant Altman, WSOP and PokerGo sideline reporter Jeff Platt, and two-time WPT champ Jonathan Little.