$600 Seniors 50+ No-Limit Hold’em
Prizepool: $82,160 | Structure | Payouts
Level 22: 10,000/20,000 with a 20,000 ante
Players Remaining: 7 of 158
Marc Wolfe raised 55,000 from the button Gordon Eng three-bet to about 275,000 in the small blind, and Wolfe called all in for 220,000 with 
, leading Eng’s 
.
The board came 
, safe for Wolfe to double up.
Marc Wolfe – 480,000 (24 bb)
Gordon Eng – 265,000 (13 bb)
$600 Seniors 50+ No-Limit Hold’em
Prizepool: $82,160 | Structure | Payouts
Level 22: 10,000/20,000 with a 20,000 ante
Players Remaining: 8 of 158
Gordon Eng raised UTG+1 to 40,000, and William Cascioli called all in from middle position for 20,000. Andrew Fahey called from the small blind, and Antuan Bunkley called from the big blind.
There was 100,000 in the main pot, and another 60,000 in the side pot. Any additional betting would go to the side pot.
The flop came 
, and Fahey bet 55,000. Bunkley and Eng both folded. Fahey took the side pot.
For the main pot, Cascioli showed 
, but Fahey turned over 
.
“You’ve got me again,” said Cascioli.
The turn card paired the board with the 
, the river card tripped the board with the 
, and Fahey won the pot with a higher full house, fives full of kings, to eliminate Cascioli in ninth place.
Andrew Fahey – 1,050,000 (53 bb)
William Cascioli – Eliminated in 9th Place ($2,000)
With eight players remaining from a field of 158, the average chip stack is around 495,000 (25 big blinds). The remaining players are guaranteed at least $2,540 each.
$600 Seniors 50+ No-Limit Hold’em
Prizepool: $82,160 | Structure | Payouts
Level 22: 10,000/20,000 with a 20,000 ante
Players Remaining: 9 of 158
Andrew Fahey raised under the gun, William Cascioli moved all in from the cutoff for 480,000, and Fahey called all in for 460,000 with 
.
Cascioli turned over 
, and it was a race situation between very similar stacks.
The board came 
, and the pocket tens held up for Fahey to win the pot and double up to take the final table chip lead.
Andrew Fahey – 970,000 (49 bb)
William Cascioli – 20,000 (1 bb)
With nine players remaining from a field of 158, the average chip stack is around 440,000 (22 big blinds). The remaining players are guaranteed at least $2,000 each.
$600 Seniors 50+ No-Limit Hold’em
Prizepool: $82,160 | Structure | Payouts
Level 22: 10,000/20,000 with a 20,000 ante
Players Remaining: 9 of 158
After the elimination of Matthew Brown in 10th place, the final nine players redraw for random seats at the final table.
With nine players remaining from a field of 158, the average chip stack is around 440,000 (22 big blinds). Here is the lineup with approximate chip counts:
Seat 1. Marc Wolfe – 240,000 (12 bb)
Seat 2. Gordon Eng – 610,000 (31 bb)
Seat 3. Greg Spinder – 360,000 (18 bb)
Seat 4. William Cascioli – 680,000 (34 bb)
Seat 5. Alberto Sabogali – 565,000 (28 bb)
Seat 6. Nick Biasevich – 595,000 (30 bb)
Seat 7. John Cofhlin – 185,000 (9 bb)
Seat 8. Andrew Fahey – 290,000 (15 bb)
Seat 9. Antuan Bunkley – 425,000 (21 bb)
And here are the final table payouts, followed by the players who have finished in the money so far:
1st: $19,960 + Showdown Trophy
2nd: $13,300
3rd: $9,900
4th: $7,400
5th: $5,600
6th: $4,260
7th: $3,280
8th: $2,540
9th: $2,000
10th: Matthew Brown – $2,000
11th: Emerson Ward – $1,500
12th: Jeffrey Kenny – $1,500
13th: Richard Whitebrook – $1,240
14th: Steven Gissin – $1,240
15th: Rich Chouinard – $1,240
16th: Raminder Singh – $1,040
17th: Eric Siegel – $1,040
18th: Dennis Gilman – $1,040
19th: Tina Tellone – $1,040
20th: James Clark – $1,040
$600 Seniors 50+ No-Limit Hold’em
Prizepool: $82,160 | Structure | Payouts
Level 18: 4,000/8,000 with an 8,000 ante
Players Remaining: 20 of 158
In Hand #9 of hand-for-hand play on the Money Bubble, Richard Green raised all in for 16,000 in the cutoff, Nick Biasevich called on the button, Rich Chouinard called in the small blind, and Matthew Brown called in the big blind.
Action was checked to the river of a 
board where Brown isolated the action and showed 
for an eight-straight, besting Green’s 
for a pair of eights to eliminate Green on the money bubble.
Matthew Brown – 88,000 (11 bb)
Richard Green – Eliminated on the Money Bubble
With 20 players remaining from a field of 158, the average chip stack is around 198,000 (25 big blinds).
$600 Seniors 50+ No-Limit Hold’em
Prizepool: $82,160 | Structure | Payouts
Level 18: 4,000/8,000 with an 8,000 ante
Players Remaining: 21 of 158
In Hand #5 of hand-for-hand play on the Money Bubble, Raminder Singh raised from the hijack to 22,000, Alberto Sabogali moved all in from the small blind for 107,000, and Singh called with 
.
Sabogali turned over , and needed to improve to stay alive.
The board came 
, and Sabogali paired his ace on the flop and his king on the river to win the pot with two pair and double up in chips.
Alberto Sabogali – 230,000 (29 bb)
Raminder Singh – 390,000 (49 bb)
With 21 players remaining from a field of 158, the average chip stack is around 188,000 (24 big blinds). The final 20 players will finish in the money, with a min-cash worth $1,040.
$600 Seniors 50+ No-Limit Hold’em
$50,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts
Level 17: 3,000/6,000 with a 6,000 ante
Players Remaining: 26 of 158
The players return from break to begin Level 17, with increased blinds of 3,000-6,000 and a 6,000 ante.
With 26 players remaining from a field of 158, the average chip stack is around 152,000 (25 big blinds). Here are the official chip counts from the break:
TABLE 58
Seat 1. James Clark – 79,000 (13 bb)
Seat 2. Marc Wolfe – 117,000 (20 bb)
Seat 3. William Cascioli – 127,000 (21 bb)
Seat 4. Juan Diaz – 88,000 (15 bb)
Seat 5. Lyle Diamond – 28,000 (5 bb)
Seat 6. Gordon Eng – 92,000 (15 bb)
Seat 7. John Cofhlin – 175,000 (29 bb)
Seat 8. Rich Chouinard – 217,000 (36 bb)
Seat 9. Steven Gissin – 156,000 (26 bb)
TABLE 65
Seat 1. Tina Tellone – 276,000 (46 bb)
Seat 2. Raminder Singh – 356,000 (59 bb)
Seat 3. Antuan Bunkley – 159,000 (27 bb)
Seat 4. Emerson Ward – 98,000 (16 bb)
Seat 5. Jacquelyn Scott – 134,000 (22 bb)
Seat 6. Alberto Sabogali – 184,000 (31 bb)
Seat 7. Richard Whitebrook – 166,000 (28 bb)
Seat 8. Eric Siegel – 173,000 (29 bb)
Seat 9. Jeffrey Kenny – 22,000 (4 bb)
TABLE 66
Seat 1. Dennis Gilman – 158,000 (26 bb)
Seat 2. Andrew Fahey – 101,000 (17 bb)
Seat 3. Richard Green – 96,000 (16 bb)
Seat 4. Nick Biasevich – 336,000 (56 bb)
Seat 5.
Seat 6. Frank Weigel – 59,000 (10 bb)
Seat 7. Paul Avilla – 101,000 (17 bb)
Seat 8. Matthew Brown – 98,000 (16 bb)
Seat 9. Greg Spinder – 338,000 (56 bb)
The final 20 players will finish in the money, and here are the payouts:
1st: $19,960 + Showdown Trophy
2nd: $13,300
3rd: $9,900
4th: $7,400
5th: $5,600
6th: $4,260
7th: $3,280
8th: $2,540
9th-10th: $2,000
11th-12th: $1,500
13th-15th: $1,240
16th-20th: $1,040
$600 Seniors 50+ No-Limit Hold’em
$50,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts
Level 13: 1,500/2,500 with a 2,500 ante
Players Remaining: 38 of 158
The players return from dinner to begin Level 13, with increased blinds of 1,500-2,500 with a 2,500 ante.
A scan of the field during the break turned up four players with at least 200K in chips, creating an unofficial leaderboard:
1. Greg Spinder – 269,000 (108 bb)
2. Steven Gissin – 258,500 (103 bb)
3. Raminder Singh – 237,500 (95 bb)
4. Nick Biasevich – 210,500 (84 bb)
With 38 players remaining from a field of 158, the average chip stack is around 104,000 (42 big blinds). The final 20 players will finish in the money, with a min-cash worth $1,040.
$600 Seniors 50+ No-Limit Hold’em
$50,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts
Level 13: 1,500/2,500 with a 2,500 ante
Players Remaining: 38 of 158
Level 12 comes to an end, and the players take a 45-minute dinner break. Action is scheduled to resume around 6:15 pm.
With 38 players remaining from a field of 158, the average chip stack is around 104,000 (42 big blinds). The big stack at the dinner break belongs to Greg Spinder, who has 269,000 (108 big blinds).
The final 20 players will finish in the money, and here are the payouts:
1st: $19,960 + Showdown Trophy
2nd: $13,300
3rd: $9,900
4th: $7,400
5th: $5,600
6th: $4,260
7th: $3,280
8th: $2,540
9th-10th: $2,000
11th-12th: $1,500
13th-15th: $1,240
16th-20th: $1,040
2026 Seminole Hard Rock Poker Showdown
Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
Hollywood, Florida
Event 5
$600 Seniors 50+ No-Limit Hold’em
$50,000 Guaranteed
Entries: 158
Prize Pool: $82,160
April 9, 2026
Registration closed for the $600 Seniors 50+ No-Limit Hold’em tournament with 158 entries, turning the $50,000 guarantee into a prize pool worth $82,160. The last 20 spots will be paid with $1,040 for a min-cash and $19,960 up top for the Event 5 champ.
1st: $19,960 + Showdown Trophy
2nd: $13,300
3rd: $9,900
4th: $7,400
5th: $5,600
6th: $4,260
7th: $3,280
8th: $2,540
9th-10th: $2,000
11th-12th: $1,500
13th-15th: $1,240
16th-20th: $1,040