Event 24: Just Getting Started

$200 Buy-In Big Stack NLH (Re-Entry) $50K Guaranteed
Level 1: 25/ 50

We’ve got 132 grinders and growing in today’s $200 Buy-In $50K guaranteed tournament. It’s your last chance to get your hands on some decent moolah here at the SHRPO, as this is the last event of this year’s SHRPO series.

$200 gets you 15K in chips, 30 minute levels, and you can sign up until the start of Level 7. We’re just getting warmed up down here in the ballroom. Come on down and get your SHRPO trophy!

SHRPO Final Results – Event 20: $100K Super High Roller

Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open
Event 20: $100,000 Super High Roller Deep Stack NLH (Re-Entry)
September 1 – September 2, 2014

Entries:  9
Prizepool: $927,500

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Jake Schindler

 

 

 

 

 

RECAP
This $100K big buy-in event was stacked with talented poker superstars such as Jason Mercier, Dan Smith, Josh Arieh, and Scott Seiver. Seiver came into the Day 2 final table as the commanding chip leader with 5 players left. However, when the dust settled after over 8 hours of play it was high stakes tournament expert Jake Schindler that rose to the top of this power-packed field to take down the $570,375 top prize. Seiver ended up finishing 3rd for $50,000.

Schindler said that he definitely ranks this win pretty high up on his list of poker accomplishments. “It had really, really tough competition…but not a lot of players, so the hands were way more difficult than average,” Schindler said after the win. He mentioned that one of his short term goals is to find a place to live. Today’s win will definitely help towards that.

Schindler also wanted to make note “The Hard Rock did a really really good job by making things right, and adding money to the prize pool for 3rd place and fixing the discrepancy from yesterday. I commend them for that, that was really good management.” He also said that he didn’t expect the final table to last so long, expecting it would have ended maybe a few hours earlier. Heads-up play alone lasted for over 2.5 hours. Ryan Fee ends up taking 2nd place for $307,125.

This is Schindler’s fourth high roller final table in this year alone. He placed 3rd in a High Roller event this summer for $549,450. Today’s win amount is second only to his win at the High Roller event at this year’s Pokerstars Caribbean Adventure, where he won $1,192,624.

FINAL RESULTS
1. Jake Schindler $570,375
2. Ryan Fee $307,125
3. Scott Seiver $50,000

MAIN EVENT SCHEDULE AND RESULTS

Event 21: 3rd Place – Victor Figueroa

$1,650 Purple Chip Bounty No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)

Level 21:  Blinds 5k/10k/1k ante

Victor Figueroa - 3rd Place
Victor Figueroa – 3rd Place

Victor Figueroa shoved his short-stack on the button and Derrick Simon called in the dark from the big blind.

Victor held Ah6s and was ahead of Derrick’s 7c2s, but the board fell 5d4s3h5hAd giving Derrick a wheel and the pot.

Victor Figueroa busted out in 3rd place, earning $11,923, plus bounties.

Heads-up play began with Derrick Simon leading with 1 million chips to Ian O’Hara’s 500k (2:1).

Event 21: 4th Place – Jason Wheeler

$1,650 Purple Chip Bounty No-Limit Hold ‘Em (Re-Entry)

Level 20: Blinds 4k/8k/1k ante

Jason Wheeler - 4th Place
Jason Wheeler – 4th Place

Jason Wheeler put 34k in and forgot about the 1k chip on his cards, so he was not all-in.  Derrick Simon called from the small blind.

On the flop of QcTcTs Derrick tossed in 1k to cover Jason, who tossed his last chip in saying “you don’t get my bounty” as he rolled over JcTh for trips.

“I don’t?” said Derrick, as he rolled over Kc4c for the flush draw.

The last two landed 4s6c and Derrick made the flush to take the pot and Jason’s bounty.

Jason Wheeler took 4th place and $10,040, plus any bounties he collected along the way.