$1,500 + $150 Seminole Hard Rock “Rock ‘n’ Poker Open” Main Event

Blinds: 15k/30k/5k ante

Javier Prado came back from break to pick up an immediate double and was in good shape to do it again. Yuan Yangshen opened to 60k before Prado moved all-in one more time and Yangshen quickly called.

Prado was dominating with against but was soon in the hole when Yangshen hit his Ace on the flop. The gave Prado four chop outs but it was over with the to send him out first at the final table in 9th place for $14,532.

$1,500 + $150 Seminole Hard Rock “Rock ‘n’ Poker Open” Main Event

Blinds: 15k/30k/5k ante

Javier Prado was sporting the smallest stack at the table after the break and put them in with a three-bet shove after Matt Waxman opened for a min-raise. Waxman called with against . No danger on the flop, turn, or river to give Prado some much needed breathing room.

The second hand after the break saw Kevin Spires take his shot with the short stack. He moved all-in for 170k and Tyler Stafman called from the big blind. Spires was ahead with versus and improved on the flop for his double.

$1,500 + $150 Seminole Hard Rock “Rock ‘n’ Poker Open” Main Event

Blinds: 15k/30k/5k ante

Players ran off on their second break of the day as the staff race off the 1k chips and some dash for a quick dinner. Matt Waxman continues to lead the way while Kevin Spires and Javier Prado are in the danger zone.

Updated final table chip counts:

$1,500 + $150 Seminole Hard Rock “Rock ‘n’ Poker Open” Main Event

Blinds: 12k/24k/4k ante

John Pizano lost more than his starting day chipstack and open-shoved for his final 531k. There were no takers until Javier Prado called on the button with and flipping up against Prado’s .

Pizano avoided the two overs on the flop, the turn, and river to double up while Prado was left with just over 150k.

Those chips went in the middle two hands later and Prado was called by Darryll Fish and Tyler Stafman in the blinds. Fish and Stafman checked down the dry sidepot as the board ran out . Prado’s was better than Stafman’s for more than a triple-up.

$1,500 + $150 Seminole Hard Rock “Rock ‘n’ Poker Open” Main Event

Blinds: 12k/24k/4k ante

Michael Mizrachi began the day second in chips behind Matt Waxman but nothing went well from the beginning. He doubled Yuan Yangshen early and lost a series of pots to get under 500k.

Yangshen opened to 50k and was called by Javier Prado then Darryll Fish and Michael Mizrachi in the blinds. All four players checked the flop and Fish led out for 125k after the turn. Mizrachi moved all-in behind to get folds from Yangshen and Prado.

Fish called with and his flush was ahead of The Grinder’s two pair. Mizrachi was looking for a miracle boat but didn’t find it with the river and he was the final table bubble boy in 10th for $10,628.

$1,500 + $150 Seminole Hard Rock “Rock ‘n’ Poker Open” Main Event

Blinds: 10k/20k/3k ante

It took only 30 minutes to knock out four players on the final day but it was another hour before another all-in and call.

Matt Waxman opened for a min-raise from middle position and Javier Prado came along from the button to the flop. Waxman bet 60k and Prado called once again to see on the turn. It was another check-call of 100k by Prado heading to the river and Waxman responded by putting Prado all-in for his last 317k.

After taking 30 seconds to consider, Prado called with for top pair. Good enough to beat Waxman’s and double up to 1,050,000 while Waxman dropped to 1,800,000.

$1,500 + $150 Seminole Hard Rock “Rock ‘n’ Poker Open” Main Event

Blinds: 10k/20k/3k ante

Players are off on a quick 10-minute break. Current chip counts:

$1,500 + $150 Seminole Hard Rock “Rock ‘n’ Poker Open” Main Event

Blinds: 8k/16k/2k ante

Final 10 chips and seat assignments: