Primary Event Schedule

11AM: Event 59 – $600 T.O.E. (Re-Entry)

• Players begin with 25,000 in chips
• Levels last 30 minutes
• Late registration until start of Level 9 (3:30pm)
• This is a one-day tournament and plays until completion
• Event 59 Structure Sheet

12PM: Final Table – $5,300 SHRPO Championship

• Championship Final Table Lineup
• Championship Payouts

12PM: Event 60 – $10,000 Eight-Handed NLH (Re-Entry)

• $500,000 Guaranteed Prize Pool
• Players begin with 20,000 in chips
• Levels last 30 minutes
• Late registration until start of Level 11 (6:15pm)
• This is a one-day tournament and plays until completion
• Event 60 Structure Sheet

1PM: Final Table – $25,400 Big 4 High Roller

• High Roller Final Table Lineup
• High Roller Payouts

1PM: Final Table – $3,000 Big 4 Deep Stack NLH

• Event 52 Final Table Lineup
• Event 52 Payouts

1PM: Day 2 – $1,100 Big 4 Deep Stack NLH

• Event 55 Seats and Chips
• Event 55 Payouts

1PM: Event 53 Day 2 – $200 Deep Stack NLH (Re-Entry)

• Event 53 Day 2 Table and Seat Assignments
• Event 53 Day 2 Chip Counts
• Event 53 Payouts

1PM: Event 61 – $400 Deep Stack NLH (Re-Entry)

• Players begin with 20,000 in chips
• Levels last 30 minutes
• Late registration until start of Level 9 (5:30pm)
• This is a one-day tournament and plays until completion
• Event 61 Structure Sheet

2PM: Event 62 – $1,100 Deep Stack Six-Max PLO (Re-Entry)

• Players begin with 25,000 in chips
• Levels last 30 minutes
• Late registration until start of Level 9 (6:30pm)
• This is a one-day tournament and plays until completion
• Event 62 Structure Sheet

5PM: Event 63 – $300 Quad Stack Black Chip Bounty NLH (Re-Entry)

• $25,000 Guaranteed Prize Pool
• $3,500 MSPT Rock ‘N’ Roll Poker Open Championship seat added to 1st place
• Players begin with 40,000 in chips
• Levels last 20 minutes
• Late registration until start of Level 10 (8:30pm)
• This is a one-day tournament and plays until completion
• Event 63 Structure Sheet

Secondary and Satellite Schedule

11AM: $1,050 Event 60 Super Turbo Satellite (1-in-10)

• One seat guaranteed into $10,000 SHRPO Event 60
• Players begin with 10,000 in chips
• Levels last 10 minutes
• Late registration until start of Level 8 (12:20pm)
• Structure Sheet

$5,300 SHRPO Championship
Prizepool:  $3,262,704  |  Payouts  |  Results
Level 26:  50,000/75,000 with a 75,000 ante
Players Remaining:  9 of 673

After the elimination of David Jackson in 10th place, Day 3 came to an end with nine players remaining, and they’ll return tomorrow at 12:00 noon to play for a top prize of $513,404.

David Greufe won the final hand to knock out Jackson, and it catapulted him into the chip lead over Loni Hui, though both begin the final table with more than 100 big blinds each.

Here is the lineup with official chip counts, followed by the remaining payouts at stake:

Seat 1.  Joe McKeehen  –  4,400,000  (59 bb)
Seat 2.  Loni Hui  –  8,125,000  (108 bb)
Seat 3.  Darren Rabinowitz  –  1,275,000  (17 bb)
Seat 4.  Jose Nadal  –  1,350,000  (18 bb)
Seat 5.  Frankie Rivera  –  1,675,000  (22 bb)
Seat 6.  Dan Chalifour  –  2,400,000  (32 bb)
Seat 7.  David Greufe  –  9,725,000  (130 bb)
Seat 8.  Eddie Pak  –  1,650,000  (22 bb)
Seat 9.  Robert-Andrei Burlacu  –  2,075,000  (28 bb)

1st:  $513,404 + SHRPO Guitar Tower Trophy
2nd:  $340,000
3rd:  $250,000
4th:  $188,000
5th:  $142,000
6th:  $108,000
7th:  $83,000
8th:  $65,000
9th:  $51,000

Action is scheduled to resume tomorrow (Tuesday) at 12:00 noon EDT. Stay tuned to SHRPO.com for the exciting conclusion of the Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open Championship.

$5,300 SHRPO Championship
Prizepool:  $3,262,704  |  Payouts  |  Results
Level 26:  50,000/75,000 with a 75,000 ante
Players Remaining:  9 of 673

Here is the full list of players who were eliminated today, along with their payouts:

10th:  David Jackson  –  $51,000

11th:  Roman Hrabec  –  $46,000
12th:  Mikhail Chykiliov  –  $46,000

13th:  Jordan Schneible  –  $41,000
14th:  Martina Cherr  –  $41,000
15th:  Jon Turner  –  $41,000

16th:  Jason Daly  –  $36,000
17th:  Nick Verderamo  –  $36,000
18th:  Jonathan Wang  –  $36,000
19th:  Danny Clarkson  –  $36,000

20th:  Eli Berg  –  $31,000
21st:  Peter Walsworth  –  $31,000
22nd:  Oliver Berens  –  $31,000
23rd:  Jason Rocha  –  $31,000

24th:  Benjamin Zamani  –  $26,000
25th:  Dario Dussan  –  $26,000
26th:  Vitalijs Zavorotnijs  –  $26,000
27th:  Surminder Singh  –  $26,000
28th:  Michael Wang  –  $26,000
29th:  Alejandro Gonzalez Olaech  –  $26,000
30th:  Mark Gaudino  –  $26,000
31st:  Rafael Yaraliyev  –  $26,000

32nd:  Tyler Kuhlman  –  $21,800
33rd:  Nick Seward  –  $21,800
34th:  Salvatore DiCarlo  –  $21,800
35th:  Chun Kwan  –  $21,800

$5,300 SHRPO Championship
Prizepool:  $3,262,704  |  Payouts  |  Results
Level 26:  50,000/75,000 with a 75,000 ante
Players Remaining:  9 of 673

David Jackson raised from the hijack to 150,000, Eddie Pak called from the cutoff, and David Greufe reraised from the big blind to 550,000. Jackson used a Time Chip to tank for a while before he called, and Pak also called.

The flop came , and all three players checked.

The turn card was the , and Greufe bet 525,000. Jackson moved all in for roughly 2,900,000, and Pak folded.

Greufe snap-called with for a set of eights, and Jackson turned over for a pair of kings — Jackson was drawing dead.

The meaningless river card was the , and Greufe won the pot with his set of eights to eliminate Jackson in 10th place.

As soon as the hand ended, Greufe told Jackson that he misclicked preflop, intending to three-bet larger than he had.

When somebody who didn’t see the action asked what happened, Greufe said, “I blundered the hand, then flopped top set.”

David Greufe  –  9,725,000  (130 bb)
David Jackson  –  Eliminated in 10th Place  ($51,000)

The final nine players are now bagging up their chips for tomorrow’s final table, which is scheduled to begin at 12:00 noon as part of the SHRPO Big 4. Stay tuned for official chip counts.

David Jackson falls just shy of the @SHRPO Championship final table when his top pair of kings runs into David Greufe’s set of eights pic.twitter.com/1rP1omsA3L

— Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open (@shrpo) August 11, 2026

$5,300 SHRPO Championship
Prizepool:  $3,262,704  |  Payouts  |  Results
Level 26:  50,000/75,000 with a 75,000 ante
Players Remaining:  10 of 673

With the board showing on the turn, David Greufe checked from the small blind, David Jackson bet 250,000 from the big blind, and Greufe called.

The river card paired the board with the , Greufe checked, Jackson bet 650,000, and Greufe called. Jackson showed for a full house, deuces full of eights, and Greufe mucked. Jackson won the pot.

David Jackson  –  3,925,000  (52 bb)
David Greufe  –  4,800,000  (64 bb)

With 10 players remaining from a field of 673, the average chip stack is around 3,375,000 (45 big blinds). The remaining players are guaranteed at least $51,000 each.

They will play as many 90-minute levels as it takes to reach the final nine players for tomorrow’s final table.

$5,300 SHRPO Championship
Prizepool:  $3,262,704  |  Payouts  |  Results
Level 26:  50,000/75,000 with a 75,000 ante
Players Remaining:  10 of 673

Joe McKeehen limped in from the small blind and Jose Nadal checked in the big blind.

The flop was , McKeehen bet 75,000, and Nadal called.

The turn was the , McKeehen bet 1,000,000, and Nadal called all in for 475,000 with for a pair of jacks with an open-ended straight draw. McKeehen was ahead with for a pair of aces.

The river was the , giving Nadal a queen-high straight to double through McKeehen.

Jose Nadal  –  1,325,000  (18 bb)
Joe McKeehen  –  3,600,000  (48 bb)

With 10 players remaining from a field of 673, the average chip stack is around 3,375,000 (45 big blinds). The remaining players are guaranteed at least $51,000 each.

They will play as many 90-minute levels as it takes to reach the final nine players for tomorrow’s final table.

$5,300 SHRPO Championship
Prizepool:  $3,262,704  |  Payouts  |  Results
Level 26:  50,000/75,000 with a 75,000 ante
Players Remaining:  10 of 673

Roman Hrabec raised from the button to 800,000, leaving himself a single 25K chip behind, and Loni Hui reraised all in from the big blind.

Hrabec called all in for 825,000 with , and Hui turned over . Hrabec needed to improve to stay alive.

The board came , and Hui won the pot with a pair of aces to eliminate Hrabec in 11th place.

Loni Hui  –  8,475,000  (113 bb)
Roman Hrabec  –  Eliminated in 11th Place  ($46,000)

With 10 players remaining from a field of 673, the average chip stack is around 3,375,000 (45 big blinds). The remaining players are guaranteed at least $51,000 each.

They will play as many 90-minute levels as it takes to reach the final nine players for tomorrow’s final table.

$5,300 SHRPO Championship
Prizepool:  $3,262,704  |  Payouts  |  Results
Level 26:  50,000/75,000 with a 75,000 ante
Players Remaining:  11 of 673

Loni Hui raised from under the gun, Roman Hrabec called in the small blind, and Jose Nadal called in the big blind.

The flop was and action checked to Hui who continued for 300,000.  Only Hrabec called.

The turn was the , Hrabec checked, and Hui checked.

The river was the , Hrabec bet 200,000, Hui raised to 800,000, and Hrabec thought for a while before he three-bet all in for 4,125,000.

Hui used a Time Chip to tank for a full minute before she called all in for 3,300,000, and Hrabec showed for two pair, tens and fours.

But Hui turned over to win the pot with a higher two pair, aces and fours, to double up into the chip lead.

Loni Hui  –  7,600,000  (101 bb)
Roman Hrabec  –  825,000  (11 bb)

With 11 players remaining from a field of 673, the average chip stack is around 3,050,000 (41 big blinds). The remaining players are guaranteed at least $46,000 each.

They will play as many 90-minute levels as it takes to reach the final nine players for tomorrow’s final table.

ICE. IN. HER. VEINS. 🥶@Luscious_Lon faces a massive river shove from Roman Hrabec, goes into the tank… and makes the call for a 7.6M pot to take the chip lead with 11 remaining in the@SHRPO Championship. 🔥 pic.twitter.com/Jsl8CSP3ak

— Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open (@shrpo) August 11, 2026

$5,300 SHRPO Championship
Prizepool:  $3,262,704  |  Payouts  |  Results
Level 26:  50,000/75,000 with a 75,000 ante
Players Remaining:  11 of 673

The players return from break to begin Level 26, with increased blinds of 50,000-75,000 and a big blind ante of 75,000.

Here are the official chip counts from the break, followed by the remaining payouts at stake:

TABLE 6
Seat 1.  Roman Hrabec  –  4,125,000  (55 bb)
Seat 2.  
Seat 3.  Jose Nadal  –  2,400,000  (32 bb)
Seat 4.  Loni Hui  –  3,525,000  (47 bb)
Seat 5.  Frankie Rivera  –  775,000  (10 bb)
Seat 6.  
Seat 7.  Darren Rabinowitz  –  2,975,000  (40 bb)
Seat 8.  Joe McKeehen  –  4,000,000  (53 bb)

TABLE 14
Seat 1.  
Seat 2.  Dan Chalifour  –  3,375,000  (45 bb)
Seat 3.  Robert-Andrei Burlacu  –  1,325,000  (18 bb)
Seat 4.  
Seat 5.  David Greufe  –  3,900,000  (52 bb)
Seat 6.  David Jackson  –  4,150,000  (55 bb)
Seat 7.  
Seat 8.  Eddie Pak  –  3,100,000  (41 bb)

1st:  $513,404 + SHRPO Guitar Tower Trophy
2nd:  $340,000
3rd:  $250,000
4th:  $188,000
5th:  $142,000
6th:  $108,000
7th:  $83,000
8th:  $65,000
9th-10th:  $51,000
11th:  $46,000

With 11 players remaining from a field of 673, the average chip stack is around 3,060,000 (41 big blinds). The remaining players are guaranteed at least $46,000 each.

They will play as many 90-minute levels as it takes to reach the final nine players for tomorrow’s final table.

$5,300 SHRPO Championship
Prizepool:  $3,262,704  |  Payouts  |  Results
Level 25:  30,000/60,000 with a 60,000 ante
Players Remaining:  11 of 673

Roman Hrabec raised under the gun to 120,000, Frankie Rivera reraised from the button to 300,000, and Hrabec reraised to 1,100,000.

Rivera five-bet all in for 2,765,000, and Hrabec quickly called all in for 1,990,000 with . Rivera turned over , and Hrabec needed to improve to stay alive.

The board came , and Hrabec paired his ace on the flop to win the pot and double up in chips.

Roman Hrabec  –  4,130,000  (69 bb)
Frankie Rivera  –  775,000  (13 bb)

With 11 players remaining from a field of 673, the average chip stack is around 3,060,000 (51 big blinds). The remaining players are guaranteed at least $46,000 each.

They will play as many 90-minute levels as it takes to reach the final nine players for tomorrow’s final table.