$350 Buy-In Big Stack Six-Max No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 15: 1200/2400/ 400 ante
On a board of 
Steven Snyder (Charlotte, NC) is all-in, putting his opponent into the tank. After deliberating for quite a while, the player folds and Snyder rakes in the pot. Snyder now has about 105K (44bbs).
Players are now on a 45 minute dinner break, returning at about 8:50pm. When the 35 remaining players return, they’ll be playing Level 16: 1500/3K/ 500 ante.
$350 Buy-In Big Stack Six-Max No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Greg ‘Fossilman’ Raymer ran his pocket 6s into Stuart Paterson’s AJ and was busted when an Ace flopped. Here’s his story:
My last hand from event 13 @SHRPO, 6-max NLH. Very debatable play in a vacuum, but Stu had been playing massivel… http://t.co/M1Y6zaBrPk
— Greg Raymer (@FossilMan) August 25, 2014
$250 Pot-Limit Omaha (Re-Entry) Greg ‘Fossilman’ Raymer has not entered this event, according to his latest Tweet:
@SHRPO event 14 PLO8, 10K start stack.
— Greg Raymer (@FossilMan) August 25, 2014
$350 Buy-In Big Stack Six-Max No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 12: 600/1200/ 200 ante
On a board of 
, Joe Marchese (Coral Springs, FL) puts out a bet of 5K. Steven Snyder (Charlotte, NC) then goes all-in. Robert Chow (Schaumburg, IL) folds, and Marchese goes into the tank. He eventually mucks, and Snyder takes in the pot. Snyder is sitting on around 111K (92bbs).
66 players remain with the top 18 geting paid.
$350 Buy-In Big Stack Six-Max No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 10: 400/800/ 100 ante
Players are currently on their 15 minute break. When they come back they’ll be playing Level 10. 120 players are left of the 245 total that entered. Here is what they are playing for:
Place – Payout
1. $22,044
2. $12,789
3. $8,306
4. $5,366
5. $3,896
6. $3,308
7. $2,426
8. $1,764
9. $1,691
10-12 $1,544
13-15 $1,323
16-18 $1,103
$350 Buy-In Big Stack Six-Max No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 8: 250/500
Registration closed for the hugely popular 6-Max tournament with 245 getting in the game. That is well over double was was needed to make the $30,000 guarantee.
Prizepool information will be posted as soon as it is available.
$350 Buy-In Big Stack Six-Max No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 2: 50/100
It took just one level for Event 13 to surpass the $30,000 guaranteed prizepool as the board is showing 102 in the field as they bump up the blinds.
Players have a lot more elbow room with only six players around the table and the short-handed format is encouraging a little more gambling than its full-ring counterpart.
A lot of regular faces are in the early crowd. Zach Kessler, Jake Tryba, Bob “Uncle Krunk” Panitch, Errol Massey, Elliot Zaydman, Eric Piderit, and Angel Vu are all regulars around these parts and they are once again joined by 2004 WSOP Main Event champion Greg Raymer.
last full day in FL, last chance to go home a winner, 15K start stack in event 13, 6-max NLH @SHRPO #gogogo
— Greg Raymer (@FossilMan) August 25, 2014
Enter #SHRPO #6Max and snap lose JJ<AQ on J84 flop to rr flush @shrpo. Wtf.
— Redlocks (@zachtax) August 25, 2014
$350 Buy-In Big Stack Six-Max No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 1: 25/50
It’s another big day at the 2014 Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open. The ballroom will be full with five separate major events at the same time. The first one is a $350 buy-in Big Stack No Limit Hold’em tournament with a 6-Max format. Event 13 also sports a $30,000 guaranteed prizepoool for those getting in the short-handed game.
The big name pros have begun arriving at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino and creating nice fields when combined with the large group of poker room regulars.
Players start with 15,000 stacks and 30-minute levels. Late registration/re-entry is available until the start of Level 7, approximately 3:15pm. This is scheduled as a 1-day tournament so they will continue until some earns the title unless the clock reaches 3am, then they will bag up and come back tomorrow.