2025 SHRPO Live Updates

2025 SHRPO in Review

August 13, 2025 @ 7:00PM by AlCantHang

The 2025 Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open was a two-week series, one of our biggest each year, featured a $5,300 Championship and the Big 4 tournaments with $4,750,000 in guaranteed prize pools.

But that was just a small part of the 15-day 63-event series.

Events: 63
Entries: 16,723
Guarantees: $7,540,000
Prize Pools: $14,590,830

Nearly 17,000 entries through the door (and that’s just in trophy events) with more than $14.5 million awarded. That’s only the numbers; it’s our players and their stories that make the series a success.

The SHRPO Championship drew 889 entries, turning the $3,000,000 guarantee into a prize pool of over $4.3 million. Jake Cody, one of the few players on the planet to win the poker triple crown (WSOP, WPT, and EPT titles), dominated the last two days of the tournament to become our 2025 Champion, banking $510,850.

Shannon Shorr won the $25K Big 4 High Roller title after a huge comeback, becoming the first player in our history to win two different Big 4 titles. His previous win was the $2,650 Big 4 Deep Stack in 2021.

Landon Tice won the $3,000 Big 4 Deep Stack title for $124,023 and Levi Berger was the $1,100 Big 4 Deep Stack champ for $48,102.

SHRPO Big 4 Championship: Jake Cody – $510,850
Big 4 $25K: Shannon Shorr – $352,873
Big 4 $3K: Landon Tice – $124,023
Big 4 $1K: Levi Berger – $48,102

David Shmuel won the $1,100 Limit Omaha 8 event for his 12th major SHRP trophy, moving him into a tie for third on our all-time wins list, and Gabe Ramos captured the $600 Big Bet Mix Dealer’s Choice tournament for his ninth SHRP trophy. Here’s a look at the updated list:

Raminder Singh 15 wins
Yuval Bronshtein 13 wins
Michael Newman 12 wins
David Shmuel 12 wins
Phil Hui 11 wins
Matt Bretzfield 10 wins
Gabe Ramos 9 wins

When Shmuel won the Limit Omaha 8 trophy, it also moved him to the top of the SHRPO $10,000 Mixed Game Leaderboard on the last day of eligibility.

It was another fun series and we appreciate all of our players who come out to play. We couldn’t do it without you!

Thanks again, and we hope to see you in a few months for the Rock ‘N’ Roll Poker Open from November 19 to December 2, 2025!

Check the links below for the results from every 2025 SHRPO trophy event:

Event 1 ($250 Slater Scoops): Sebastian Espinoza – $11,355
Event 2 ($400 NLH): Joseph Kim – $159,149
Event 3 ($600 Seniors): Greg Spinder – $18,720
Event 4 ($600 Big O): Nicolas Milgrom – $17,700
Event 5 ($300 NLH/PLO): JJ Shayani – $10,010
Event 6 ($400 Turbo NLH): Carlos Santuro Garcia – $7,710
Event 7 ($600 O8): Joseph Olivieri – $15,080
Event 8 ($1K NLH): Zach Eicenbaum – $13,484
Event 9 ($600 6-Max PLO): Chase Crouch – $13,837
Event 10 ($300 Bounty): Brandon Bradbury – $7,450
Event 11 ($400 Turbo PLO): Bobby Morris – $8,735
Event 12 ($600 10-Game): Mike Soroka – $11,495
Event 13 ($600 Bounty NLH): Wayne Clarke – $9,631
Event 14 ($600 Bounty PLO): Kamel Mokhammad – $12,320
Event 15 ($300 NLH): John Bellotte – $11,070
Event 16 ($400 PLO/NLH): Thomas Burkett – $6,630
Event 17 ($600 Mixed PLO): Mitchell Garonce – $19,825
Event 18 ($1K NLH): Lucky Pericles – $87,770
Event 19 ($400 NLH): Gary Gelman – $28,318
Event 20 ($600 Mixed TD): Scott Matejka – $13,560
Event 21 ($400 Double Board PLO): Julian Suaza – $6,951
Event 22 ($300 Bounty): Matthew Olkhovetsky – $10,460
Event 23 ($600 Turbo NLH): Christopher Liranzo – $9,095
Event 24 ($600 Seniors Bounty): Peter Fellows – $10,769
Event 25 ($600 PLO): Anika Ajmera – $36,900
Event 26 ($600 Dealer’s Choice): Gabe Ramos – $11,715
Event 27 ($400 6-Max NLH): Lee Strubeck – $11,105
Event 28 ($600 HORSE): David Tarbet – $14,020
Event 29 (Platinum Stack): Michael Amato – $96,000
Event 30 ($10K 6-Max): Neil Warren – $151,905
Event 31 ($400 Bounty): Ariel Rosello – $6,132
Event 32 ($1K Turbo NLH): Blake Whittington – $15,990
Event 33 ($600 PLO8): Brandon Cantu – $15,710
Event 34 ($2K NLH): Chris Hunichen – $41,020
Event 35 ($1K PLO): Bulat Khusainov – $25,975
Event 36 ($300 Bounty): Gino Rendel – $2,824
Event 37 ($1K Bounty): Matthew Beinner – $8,488
Event 38 ($1K O8): David Shmuel – $20,080
Event 39 ($1K NLH): John Morris – $32,800
Event 40 ($10K NLH): Darren Elias – $219,535
Event 41 ($300 NLH): Kao Saechao – $13,055
Event 42 ($1K Turbo): Bin Weng – $17,940
Event 44 ($400 Seniors): Rafael Fernandez – $7,803
Event 45 ($600 Mixed PLO): Frank Brannan – $11,780
Event 46 ($400 Bounty): Willie Wiggins – $8,100
Event 47 ($400 NLH): Raymond Millard – $9,096
Event 48 ($600 10-Game Mix): Long Nguyen – $11,790
Event 49 ($300 NLH): Zyad Qasem – $7,000
Event 50 ($600 TORSE): Max Goliger – $7,965
Event 51 ($600 NLH): Qasem Jamhour – $20,320
Event 53 ($200 NLH): Ferran Reverte Barrera – $10,925
Event 54 ($400 Bounty PLO): Bill Casciolo – $8,255
Event 57 ($1K Big O): Brandon Ageloff – $18,624
Event 58 ($600 Turbo PLO/NLH): Kamel Mokhammad – $9,705
Event 59 ($400 PLO8): Loni Hui – $7,625
Event 60 ($10K NLH): Alex Anton – $288,000
Event 61 ($400 NLH): Eric Siegel – $7,910
Event 62 ($1K 6-Max PLO): Matthew Gilman – $26,325
Event 63 ($300 Bounty): Fernandez Gandlaz – $5,722

2025 SHRPO Live Updates

Championship: Jake Cody Tops The Field With A Dominant Chip Stack Down the Home Stretch

August 13, 2025 @ 9:00AM by Luccrazy

2025 Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open
Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
Hollywood, Florida
Event 43
$5,300 SHRPO Championship
$3,000,000 Guaranteed
Entries: 889
Prize Pool: $4,311,650
August 8-12, 2025

2025 Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open Champion Jake Cody

Jake Cody is no stranger to poker tournament success with the $510,850 he won tonight taking his career earnings above $5 million. He has World Series of Poker, World Poker Tour, and European Poker Tour titles to his name for the poker triple crown, and now he can add another prestigious accolade to his trophy case as Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open champion.

The Englishman had stepped away from the tournament circuit as of late to concentrate more on cash games, but that didn’t stop him from putting on a display down the home stretch of the championship event with a dominant chip stack. We caught up with Cody after the win to chat about the win, final table, and where he is at in his poker career these days along with his thoughts on playing here at Seminole.

On the win: “It feels unbelievable, getting the trophy, winning the tournament, even if you get a lot of money, actually winning just feels so good. There’s nothing that could have gone any different, I’m very happy with it.”

On playing with the lead: “Coming into the final table I was just trying to stay focused. I knew I was in a great position. You know that anything can happen, but I was just trying to play my cards well, and try to hopefully run good, and it worked out pretty well.”

On playing a big hand against Stephen Song early: “Stephen was arguably one of the best players at the final table so I was not exactly looking to tangle with him, but you know if we got into certain situations that would have to happen. That was one of those spots. I was honestly happy to see A-K vs. A-K. I didn’t even want to get called by queens or something and then flip for 25 million pre[flop] there. But it worked out ok.”

On the first stretch of play at the final table: “I wanted to chip people down and just play small pots really. I wasn’t looking to play some big all ins, I was looking to just win the blinds a lot, and play post-flop. It was a great situation really for me and Stephen because we could just … when one of us folded the other one could open. Because there were so many short stacks in the middle that they really couldn’t do anything. They were just kind of handcuffed, so any marginal spots they had, they probably just had to fold.”

On still playing tournaments: “These days I just really play cash games really. I play maybe like ten tournaments a year anymore just in locations that I’m in. I still enjoy the rush of going deep, there’s no better feeling than going deep in a tournament, but cash games are where it’s at right now.”

On adjusting between cash games and tournaments: “It’s difficult to be honest, cash games are very different because it’s always deep stacks, and in tournaments it’s always changing. I’m definitely not a fish, but I feel a bit less confident in some certain situations than I did previously. But I can still hold my own with these guys.”

On where he decides to play a select few tournaments: “If I’m somewhere on holiday and there’s a big tournament there that’s not too far I will got out for that. But I don’t grind that tournament scene anymore.”

On playing at Seminole Hard Rock: “This is genuinely my favorite casino in the entire world. It just looks aesthetically amazing, great restaurants, I love to play the cash games here, and obviously the trophy is insane so I’m very happy.”

Place	First Name	Last Name	Prize Amount
1	Jake	Cody	$510,850*
2	Jeremy	Wien	$450,000*
3	Stephen	Song	$438,000*
4	Andjelko	Andrejevic	$240,000
5	Shaun	Davis	$181,000
6	Arlinda	Johns	$138,000
7	Jasper	Ma	$106,000
8	Joseph	Curcio	$82,000
9	Chris	Hunichen	$65,000
10	Eric	Kolodny	$65,000
11	Justin	Zaki	$57,000
12	Justin	Swilling	$57,000
13	Nick	Palma	$49,500
14	A.J.	Kelsall	$49,500
15	Jeremy	Becker	$49,500
16	Kevin	Paustenbach	$43,000
17	Brian	Altman	$43,000
18	Anton	Smirnov	$43,000
19	Bryn	Kenney	$43,000
20	Kao "Flexx"	Saechao	$36,500
21	Joseph	Klonowski	$36,500
22	Jon	Turner	$36,500
23	Philipe	Pizzari Pinto	$36,500
24	Elliott	Kampen	$31,000
25	Daniyal	Gheba	$31,000
26	Tyler	Hirschfeld	$31,000
27	Trung	Pham	$31,000
28	Fred	Paradis	$31,000
29	Tyrell	Atkinson	$31,000
30	Aaron	Klausman	$31,000
31	Chris	Brewer	$31,000
32	Christian	Harder	$26,000
33	Brandon	Duvdivani	$26,000
34	Thornton	Scott	$26,000
35	Dale	Roesel	$26,000
36	Brian	Green	$26,000
37	Eric	Yanovsky	$26,000
38	Ivan	Starostin	$26,000
39	Maksim	Pisarenko	$26,000
40	Nathan	Pitts	$21,800
41	Dean	Hutchison	$21,800
42	Eugene	Katchalov	$21,800
43	Damaso	Benalcazar	$21,800
44	Blake	Purvis	$21,800
45	Michael	Pawelek	$21,800
46	Myles	Mullaly	$21,800
47	Marius	Gierse	$21,800
48	Jeremy	Dan	$18,400
49	Jordan	Glazer	$18,400
50	Mike	Liang	$18,400
51	Justin Chi Jen	Chu	$18,400
52	Jessica	Dawley	$18,400
53	Artem	Metalidi	$18,400
54	Christopher	Arnold	$18,400
55	Joel	Escobar	$18,400
56	Donald	Le	$15,500
57	Matt	Yorra	$15,500
58	Kevin	Nee	$15,500
59	Nevan	Chang	$15,500
60	John	Barr	$15,500
61	Brandon	Hamlet	$15,500
62	Ariel	Rosello	$15,500
63	Tom	Thomas	$15,500
64	Vincent	Boothe	$13,100
65	Andre	Plaza	$13,100
66	Daniel	Rosenbaum	$13,100
67	Jared	Reinstein	$13,100
68	Frank	Lagodich	$13,100
69	Aaron	Kupin	$13,100
70	John	Petro	$13,100
71	Amy	Patel	$13,100
72	Demo	Kiriopoulos	$13,100
73	Jonathan	Wang	$13,100
74	Paul	Hizer	$13,100
75	Antonio	Mallol	$13,100
76	Daniel	Cruz	$13,100
77	Glenn	Becker	$13,100
78	Jordan	Meltzer	$13,100
79	Joshua	Zucchet	$13,100
80	Colby	Covington	$11,200
81	Alberto	Meran	$11,200
82	Steve	Buckner	$11,200
83	Randall	Emmett	$11,200
84	Alan	Tenorio	$11,200
85	Timothy	Chang	$11,200
86	Omer	Rotman	$11,200
87	Nitis	Udornpim	$11,200
88	Joel	Gossett	$11,200
89	Peter	Park	$11,200
90	Tony	Cousineau	$11,200
91	Mark	Osoteo	$11,200
92	Nguyen	Le	$11,200
93	Andreu	Ferragut Lluch	$11,200
94	Paul	Siem	$11,200
95	Connor	Rash	$11,200
96	Jung	Je Bae	$9,700
97	Artem	Tuliupa	$9,700
98	Antuan	Bunkley	$9,700
99	Steve	Yagudaev	$9,700
100	John	Giglio	$9,700
101	Marc	Goldman	$9,700
102	Antonio	Serrao	$9,700
103	Engelberth	Varela Moreno	$9,700
104	Jerry	Wong	$9,700
105	Sean	Greenough	$9,700
106	Sterling	Savill	$9,700
107	Eric	Baldwin	$9,700
108	Johnny	Bromberg	$9,700
109	Kamel	Mokhammad	$9,700
110	Mike	Beasley	$9,700
111	Scott	Hall	$9,700
112	Oded	Aickin	$4,850
113	Ketan	Pandya	$4,850

*denotes three-way deal

2025 SHRPO Live Updates

Fernando Gandlaz Wins Event 63 of the 2025 Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open in Seven-Way Deal for $5,722

August 13, 2025 @ 3:18AM by Mickey Doft

2025 Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open
Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
Hollywood, Florida
Event 63
$300 Quad Stack Black Chip Bounty NLHE (Re-Entry)
Entries: 284
Prize Pool: $44,020
Bounty Prize Pool: $28,400
August 12, 2025

2025 Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open Event 63 Champion Fernando Gandlaz

Event 63 of the 2025 Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open was, “The Curtain Call,” a $300 Quad Stack Black Chip Bounty No-Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry). A field of 284 entries generated a prize pool of $44,020, with an additional $28,400 set aside for bounties.

A seven-handed deal was reached at the final table and Fernando Gandlaz was the chip leader at the time, making him the official Event 63 winner for $5,722.

Place	First Name	Last Name	Prize Amount
1	Fernando	Gandlaz	$5,722*
2	Douglas	Booth	$5,478*
3	Miguel	Rivero	$4,929*
4	Peter	Fellows	$4,135*
5	Benjamin	Patterson	$3,744*
6	Rafael	Rodriguez Arango	$3,507*
7	Alain	Candales Falcon	$2,640*
8	Mateo	Tilston	$1,220
9	Facundo	Rossello	$960
10	Jeremy	Wolf	$960
11	Nadeem	Hirani	$700
12	Jahan	Sahni	$700
13	Yobanis	Leyva Mendoza	$580
14	Anthony	Sepe	$580
15	Jose	Avila	$580
16	David	Lopez	$460
17	Ernesto	Castellanos	$460
18	Rafael	Lima	$460
19	Richard	Fernandez	$460
20	Daniel	Cruz	$380
21	Jorge	Del Carpio Marroquin	$380
22	Joseph	Block	$380
23	Carlo	Rodriguez	$380
24	Angel	Uriol Sanabria	$325
25	Sergio	Gamarra	$325
26	Patricia	Basilo	$325
27	Myles	German	$325
28	Emilio	Brana	$325
29	Richard	Blume	$325
30	Drew	Wynkoop	$325
31	Joseph	Metcalfe	$325
32	Didier	Bramy	$325
33	Mia	Higginbotham	$325
34	Danielle	Sage	$325
35	Joseph	Gotlieb	$325
36	Pinchas	Chakchakov	$325

*denotes seven-handed deal

2025 SHRPO Live Updates

Matthew Gilman Wins Event 62 of the 2025 Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open Outright for $26,325

August 13, 2025 @ 2:44AM by Mickey Doft

2025 Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open
Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
Hollywood, Florida
Event 62
$1,100 Deep Stack Six-Max PLO (Re-Entry)
Entries: 87
Prize Pool: $84,390
August 12, 2025

2025 Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open Event 62 Champion Matthew Gilman

Event 62 of the 2025 Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open was a $1,100 Deep Stack Six-Max Pot-Limit Omaha (Re-Entry), drawing a field of 87 entries for a prize pool of $84,390.

Earning the lion’s share was Matthew Gilman, taking it down outright for $26,325.

Place	First Name	Last Name	Prize Amount
1	Matthew	Gilman	$26,325
2	Andrew	Smith	$16,900
3	Phuoc	Vo	$11,200
4	Andre	Plaza	$7,645
5	Gabriel	Pardo	$5,420
6	Kevin	Naim	$3,980
7	Kenneth	Po	$3,040
8	Dominick	Sarle	$3,040
9	Keo	Saechao	$2,420
10	Benjamin	Zamani	$2,420
11	Eric	Kolodny	$2,000

2025 SHRPO Live Updates

Eric Siegel Wins Event 61 of the 2025 Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open in Heads-Up Chop for $7,910

August 13, 2025 @ 2:17AM by Mickey Doft

2025 Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open
Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
Hollywood, Florida
Event 61
$400 Deep Stack No-Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Entries: 110
Prize Pool: $36,300
August 12, 2025

2025 Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open Event 61 Champion Eric Siegel

Event 61 of the 2025 Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open was a $400 Deep Stack No-Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry), drawing 110 entries for a prize pool of $36,300.

A heads-up chop went down and Eric Siegel was the chip leader at the time, making the official Event 61 winner for $7,910

Place	First Name	Last Name	Prize Amount
1	Eric	Siegel	$7,910*
2	Gary	Gelman	$7,910*
3	David	Lieberman	$4,700
4	Judith	Bielan	$3,520
5	Rajeskar	Govindan	$2,660
6	Giulio	Stanzione	$2,020
7	Calixto	Rodriguez	$1,560
8	Jeffrey	Dana	$1,220
9	Alexander	Torres	$940
10	Brandon	Kemp	$940
11	Stephen	Ekin	$800
12	Joshua	Zucchet	$800
13	Matthew	Gold	$660
14	Omer	Rotman	$660

*denotes heads-up chop

2025 SHRPO Live Updates

Alex Anton Wins Event 60 of the 2025 Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open Outright for $288,000

August 13, 2025 @ 1:46AM by Mickey Doft

2025 Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open
Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
Hollywood, Florida
Event 60
$10,000 Eight-Handed No-Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
$500,000 Guaranteed
Entries: 96
Prize Pool: $912,000
August 12, 2025

2025 Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open Event 60 Champion Alex Anton

Event 60 of the 2025 Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open was a $10,000 Eight-Handed No-Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry). A field of 96 generated a prize pool of $912,000, nearly doubling the guarantee.

Emerging victorious was Alex Anton, winning outright for $288,000.

Place	First Name	Last Name	Prize Amount
1	Alex	Anton	$288,000
2	Nicholas	Palma	$173,300
3	Anatoly	Nikitin	$109,500
4	Filipp	Khavin	$71,700
5	Nitis	Udornpim	$54,800
6	Chris	Hunichen	$43,200
7	Tyler	Hirschfeld	$36,500
8	Bin	Weng	$32,000
9	Connor	Rash	$29,000
10	Adam	Hendrix	$26,500
11	Ronald	Sullivan	$24,600
12	Nazar	Buhaiov	$22,900

2025 SHRPO Live Updates

Event 60: Nick Palma – 2nd Place ($173,300)

August 13, 2025 @ 1:28AM by Mickey Doft

$10,000 Eight-Handed No-Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Prize Pool: $912,000 | Structure | Payouts
Level 22: 10,000/20,000 with a 20,000 ante
Players Remaining: 2 of 96

Alex Anton raised all in with his chip-leading stack from the button and Nick Palma called all in for about 375,000 in the big blind.

Anton:
Palma:

The board ran out , giving Anton tens and treys to win Event 60 outright for $288,000. Palma finished runner-up for $173,300.

1st: Alex Anton – $288,000 + SHRPO Trophy
2nd: Nick Palma – $173,300
3rd: Anatoly Nikitin – $109,500
4th: Filipp Khavin – $71,700
5th: Nitis Udornpim – $54,800
6th: Chris Hunichen – $43,200
7th: Tyler Hirschfeld – $36,500
8th: Bin Weng – $32,000
9th: Connor Rash – $29,000
10th: Adam Hendrix – $26,500
11th: Ronald Sullivan – $24,600
12th: Nazar Buhaiov – $22,900

2025 SHRPO Live Updates

Event 60: Anatoly Nikitin – 3rd Place ($109,500)

August 13, 2025 @ 1:06AM by Mickey Doft

$10,000 Eight-Handed No-Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Prize Pool: $912,000 | Structure | Payouts
Level 22: 10,000/20,000 with a 20,000 ante
Players Remaining: 2 of 96

Alex Anton – 1,600,000 (80 bb)
Nick Palma – 320,000 (16 bb)
Anatoly Nikitin – Eliminated in 3rd Place ($109,500)

1st: $288,000 + SHRPO Trophy
2nd: $173,300

3rd: Anatoly Nikitin – $109,500
4th: Filipp Khavin – $71,700
5th: Nitis Udornpim – $54,800
6th: Chris Hunichen – $43,200
7th: Tyler Hirschfeld – $36,500
8th: Bin Weng – $32,000
9th: Connor Rash – $29,000
10th: Adam Hendrix – $26,500
11th: Ronald Sullivan – $24,600
12th: Nazar Buhaiov – $22,900

2025 SHRPO Live Updates

Event 60: Filipp Khavin – 4th Place ($71,700)

August 13, 2025 @ 12:48AM by Mickey Doft

$10,000 Eight-Handed No-Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Prize Pool: $912,000 | Structure | Payouts
Level 22: 10,000/20,000 with a 20,000 ante
Players Remaining: 3 of 96

Alex Anton raised all in for about 820,000 with his chip-leading stack from the cutoff and Filipp Khavin called all in from the small blind for roughly 200,000.

Anton:
Khavin:

The board came , giving Anton a pair of aces on the turn to eliminate Khavin fourth place.

Alex Anton – 1,070,000 (54 bb)
Anatoly Nikitin – 455,000 (23 bb)
Nick Palma – 395,000 (20 bb)
Filipp Khavin – Eliminated in 4th Place ($71,700)

1st: $288,000 + SHRPO Trophy
2nd: $173,300
3rd: $109,500

4th: Filipp Khavin – $71,700
5th: Nitis Udornpim – $54,800
6th: Chris Hunichen – $43,200
7th: Tyler Hirschfeld – $36,500
8th: Bin Weng – $32,000
9th: Connor Rash – $29,000
10th: Adam Hendrix – $26,500
11th: Ronald Sullivan – $24,600
12th: Nazar Buhaiov – $22,900

2025 SHRPO Live Updates

Event 60: Nitis Udornpim – 5th Place ($54,800)

August 13, 2025 @ 12:05AM by Mickey Doft

$10,000 Eight-Handed No-Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Prize Pool: $912,000 | Structure | Payouts
Level 20: 5,000/15,000 with a 15,000 ante
Players Remaining: 4 of 96

Nick Palma raised to 30,000 from the button, Nitis Udornpim reraised all in for 130,000 in the big blind, and Palma called with , leading Udornpim’s .

The board ran out , no help to Udornpim, ending his tournament in fifth place.

Nick Palma – 515,000 (34 bb)
Nitis Udornpim – Eliminated in 5th Place ($54,800)

With four players remaining from the field of 96 entries, the average stack is 480,000 (32 big blinds). The remaining players are guaranteed $71,700.