$350 Seniors No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 22: 8,000/16,000/2,000 Ante

They only played a few more hands before going on their first break of the day and didn’t play another.

They took their break-time chip counts to tournament staff and quickly agreed to an ICM chop of the remaining money.

Douglas Hartwick – 593,000
Errol Rosen – 374,000
Larry Klur – 273,000

Hartwick had the big lead thanks to the Kings versus Jacks hand and was awarded the title and $9,123 along the way.

1st: Douglas Hartwick – $9,123
2nd: Errol Rosen – $7,824
3rd: Larry Klur – $7,047

$350 Seniors No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 21: 6,000/12,000/2,000 Ante

Things can change quickly and Ory Hen’s tournament ended with a shocker. The four remaining players were in a virtual dead heat with all around the 310,000 average chip mark.

They decided to discuss a chop deal and were ready to pause the clock after one more hand. Errol Rosen folded his hand and Hen insta-shipped from the button. Douglas Hartwick called just as quickly in the small blind to make things interesting.

It started a commotion as they were trying to figure out Hen’s motivation and they saw his after Larry Klur folded his big blind. Hartwick’s call with left Hen in trouble and nothing on the board changed it.

Hen was left with less than 30,000 and he put them in under the gun with . Rosen called in the dark with before the dealer put out the flop. No miracle on the turn or river to send Hen out in 4th place for $3,162 instead of a chop and trophy.

$350 Seniors No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 20: 5,000/10,000/1,000 Ante

There’s no slowing them now. Errol Rosen made an uncharacteristic move, per his opponents, when he three-bet shoved with after Douglas Hartwick opened to 25,000.

Scott Efron quickly called with then fell behind when the flop came . The turn and river gave Rosen the double. Efron was left with just 11,000 which he shipped in the small blind after a limp from Ory Hen.

Hartwick came along in the big blind to the flop and the two live players checked. Hartwick bet out after the turn to get a quick fold from Hen.

“Got a boat,” Hartwick said while rolling over . Efron was drawing dead with and was gone in 5th place for $2,511.

$350 Seniors No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 20: 5,000/10,000/1,000 Ante

It took just three hands to get the first all-in and call. Ory Hen and Scott Efron took the first two before Douglas Hartwick opened to 25,000.

Mark Dugay was the short-stack and moved all-in for just under 80,000 and Hartwick quickly called with . Dugay was ahead for the time being with but fell behind on the flop. Nothing changed when the turn/river came to send Dugay out in 6th place for $1,953.

$350 Seniors No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 20: 5,000/10,000/1,000 Ante

The Seniors Event began yesterday and drew a nice crowd of 124 entrants to the 50+ year old tournament. The prize pool easily surpassed the $20,000 guarantee and climbed to $37,200. The structure had 12 players getting paid but a double elimination on the bubble split 12th place money between Gregg Silverstein and Peter Netherton.

Just six players remain with Larry Klur in the lead, but just by a single 1k chip ahead of Douglas Hartwick. It’s still anyone’s game and they are unbagging their chips. We’ll soon have a new champion.

Seat 1: Douglas Hartwick – 297,000
Seat 2: Larry Klur – 298,000
Seat 3: Errol Rosen – 190,000
Seat 4: Mark Dugay -83,000
Seat 5: Ory Hen – 196,000
Seat 6: Scott Efron -198,000

Payouts:

1. $12,276
2. $7,068
3. $4,650
4. $3,162
5. $2,511
6. $1,953

$350 Seniors No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 19: 4,000/8,000/1,000 Ante

Event 13 ($350 Seniors NLHE) has come to a close with the final six players from a field of 124 at the end of Day 1. Those players will return on Tuesday at 1 p.m. ET to play down to a champion.

There were seven players that busted in the money today and they included Gregg Silverstein and Peter Netherton, who tied for 12th place after busting on the same hand on the money bubble. Other players to finish in-the-money were Clifton Ward (11th), Steven Anderson (10th), Paul Darpino (9th), Ed Turner (8th), and Hector Buitrago (7th).

Here is a look at the chip counts and seating chart for the final six at the end of play.

Seat 1: Douglas Hartwick – 297,000
Seat 2: Larry Klur – 298,000
Seat 3: Errol Rosen – 190,000
Seat 4: Mark Dugay -83,000
Seat 5: Ory Hen – 196,000
Seat 6: Scott Efron -198,000

Here is a look at the remaining prize money up for grabs.

1. $12,276
2. $7,068
3. $4,650
4. $3,162
5. $2,511
6. $1,953

Tune back in tomorrow at 1 p.m. ET to follow along with the conclusion of this tournament.

$350 Seniors No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 19: 4,000/8,000/1,000 Ante

Hector Butriago was all in for his tournament life on the button with and Douglas Hartwick had him covered with in the hole. The final board read and Buitrago was eliminated in seventh place, good for $1,581 in prize money.

$350 Seniors No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 18: 3,000/6,000/1,000 Ante

Ed Turner was recently eliminated from Event 13 at the Seminole Hard Rock Lucky Hearts Poker Open when his fell against his opponent’s full house. Turner busted in eighth place and took home $1,209 in prize money.

$350 Seniors No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 18: 3,000/6,000/1,000 Ante

Ory Hen raised to 16,000 preflop under the gun and Paul Darpino reraised all in for 22,000 total from middle position. Larry Klur called on the cutoff and Mark Dugay called on the big blind. The three live players checked down a board dealt and then everyone flipped over their cards.

Darpino was eliminated with and Klur won the hand with . Hen held and Dugay mucked his cards. Darpino finished in ninth place and took home $837.

$350 Seniors No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 16: 2,000/4,000/500 Ante

Steven Anderson was all in preflop for 68,500 under the gun and both Scott Efron and Paul Darpino got the last of their chips in after the flop was dealt . All three players then flipped over their cards.

Anderson:
Efron:
Darpino:

Turn and River:

Anderson was eliminated on the hand in tenth place, good for $651. Efron more than doubled up on the hand, and Darpino was short stacked after paying out the double.