$25,500 High Roller No Limit Hold’em
$1,000,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts
Level 18: 10,000/20,000 with a 3,000 ante
Players Remaining: 12 of 75
In near consecutive hands, both Joe McKeehen and Sean Winter doubled through all-in preflop.
McKeehen’s double saw him open to 45,000. Justin Bonomo was on his direct left and slid in a stack of red. Action was back on McKeehen and he jammed for 538,000. Bonomo called and had McKeehen at risk.
McKeehen: 

Bonomo: 

Runout: 




McKeehen’s aces-up were best and he doubled through Bonomo.
Winter’s double saw $50,000 Super High Roller champion Adrian Mateos open under the gun to 40,000. It folded to Winter on the button and he shoved 130,000 total. Next up was Dylan Linde in the small blind and he moved all-in for more. Mateos folded and Winter was at risk versus Linde.
Linde: 

Winter: 

Runout: 




Winter spiked a set to come from behind and double through Linde.
Joe McKeehen – 1,121,000 (56 bb)
Sean Winter – 308,000 (15 bb)






, and Lijo doubled up with kings up.
. McKeehen checked, Bonomo continued for 90,000, and McKeehen called.
, and McKeehen check-called another bet of 210,000.
. When McKeehen checked for a third time, Bonomo moved all in with the biggest stack at the table. McKeehen had about 525,000 chips left in front of him, and he folded after about a minute of thought.



, and Yu doubled up with kings up.

turn.
, and Bonomo moved all in. Tollerene had about 755,000 chips left in front of him, and he turned to take a long stare at Bonomo.

, and Petrangelo doubled up with a pair of kings.
flop. Tollerene bet 27,000, and Schillhabel called.


flop provided quite the sweat. The 

