$25,500 High Roller (Re-Entry)
Prize Pool:  $1,654,900  |  Structure  |  Payouts
Level 16:  15,000/30,000 with a 30,000 ante
Players Remaining:  2 of 67

After the elimination of Alex Foxen in third place, Bryn Kenney and Dan Sepiol quickly agreed to a deal to end the tournament. These were their official chip counts:

Bryn Kenney  –  5,400,000  (180 bb)
Dan Sepiol  –  1,300,000  (43 bb)

And these are the payouts they agreed to:

1st:  $487,990  +  SHRPO trophy
2nd:  $390,810

As chipleader, Kenney was declared the winner, receiving the title and the trophy. Congratulations to Bryn Kenney!

1st:  Bryn Kenney  –  $487,990* + SHRPO trophy
2nd:  Dan Sepiol  –  $390,810*
3rd:  Alex Foxen  –  $220,100
4th:  Brandon Wilson  –  $152,300
5th:  Brandon Wittmeyer  –  $102,600
6th:  Darren Elias  –  $77,800
7th:  Jonathan Jaffe  –  $62,900
8th:  Daniel Rezaei  –  $54,600
9th:  Brock Wilson  –  $52,900

* Indicates the results of a heads-up deal.

$25,500 High Roller (Re-Entry)
Prize Pool:  $1,654,900  |  Structure  |  Payouts
Level 16:  15,000/30,000 with a 30,000 ante
Players Remaining:  2 of 67

Alex Foxen raised from the button to 65,000, Bryn Kenney reraised from the big blind to 300,000, and Foxen used a Time Chip to reraise to 535,000.

Kenney asked for a look at Foxen’s stack, and Foxen broke it down for him to show he had 965,000 left behind.

Kenney thought for a bit before he five-bet all in, and Foxen quickly called all in for 1,500,000 with . Kenney turned over , and Foxen needed to improve to stay alive.

The board came , and Kenney won the pot with his king to eliminate Foxen in third place.

Alex Foxen  –  Eliminated in 3rd Place  ($220,100)

And here are the official chip counts for the start of heads-up play:

Bryn Kenney  –  5,400,000  (180 bb)
Dan Sepiol  –  1,300,000  (43 bb)

And the payouts they’re playing for:

1st:  $518,800  +  SHRPO trophy
2nd:  $360,000

$25,500 High Roller (Re-Entry)
Prize Pool:  $1,654,900  |  Structure  |  Payouts
Level 16:  15,000/30,000 with a 30,000 ante
Players Remaining:  3 of 67

With the board showing on the turn and more than 350K already in the pot, Brandon Wilson bet 160,000 from the big blind, and Alex Foxen used a Time Chip to tank for about a minute before he called.

The river card was the , and Wilson used a Time Chip to tank for a while before he bet 300,000, leaving himsefl just 30K behind.

Foxen thought for a bit before he moved all in, and Wilson called all in for 330,000 with for a pair of kings.

But Foxen turned over to win the pot with two pair, jacks and sixes, eliminating Wilson in fourth place.

Alex Foxen  –  2,240,000  (75 bb)
Brandon Wilson  –  Eliminated in 4th Place  ($152,300)

With three players remaining, the average chip stack is around 2,235,000 (75 big blinds), and the remaining players are guaranteed at least $220,100 each.

$25,500 High Roller (Re-Entry)
Prize Pool:  $1,654,900  |  Structure  |  Payouts
Level 16:  15,000/30,000 with a 30,000 ante
Players Remaining:  4 of 67

Bryn Kenney raised from the button to 70,000, Alex Foxen called from the small blind, and Dan Sepiol moved all in from the big blind for 475,000. Kenney called, and Foxen used two Time Chips to tank for more than a minute before he folded.

Sepiol turned over , and needed it to hold to stay alive against Kenney’s .

The board came , and the pocket jacks held up for Sepiol to win the pot and double up in chips.

Dan Sepiol  –  1,050,000  (35 bb)
Alex Foxen  –  2,400,000  (80 bb)
Bryn Kenney  –  2,550,000  (85 bb)

With four players remaining, the average chip stack is around 1,675,000 (56 big blinds), and the remaining players are guaranteed at least $152,300 each.

$25,500 High Roller (Re-Entry)
Prize Pool:  $1,654,900  |  Structure  |  Payouts
Level 16:  15,000/30,000 with a 30,000 ante
Players Remaining:  4 of 67

Dan Sepiol moved all in from the small blind, and Brandon Wittmeyer called all in from the big blind for 140,000 with . Sepiol turned over , and Wittmeyer needed his fives to hold to stay alive.

The board came , and Sepiol spikes an eight on the river to win the pot and eliminate Wittmeyer in fifth place.

Dan Sepiol  –  520,000  (17 bb)
Brandon Wittmeyer  –  Eliminated in 5th Place  ($102,600)

With four players remaining, the average chip stack is around 1,675,000 (56 big blinds), and the remaining players are guaranteed at least $152,300 each.

$25,500 High Roller (Re-Entry)
Prize Pool:  $1,654,900  |  Structure  |  Payouts
Level 16:  15,000/30,000 with a 30,000 ante
Players Remaining:  5 of 67

Bryn Kenney raised from the button to 65,000, and Darren Elias moved all in from the small blind for 390,000, and Kenney called with .

Elias turned over , and needed to improve to stay alive.

The board came , and Elias paired his four on the flop, only to see Kenney spike a ten on the river. Kenney won the pot with two pair, tens and threes, to eliminate Elias in sixth place.

Bryn Kenney  –  2,350,000  (78 bb)
Darren Elias  –  Eliminated in 6th Place  ($77,800)

With five players remaining, the average chip stack is around 1,340,000 (45 big blinds), and the remaining players are guaranteed at least $102,600 each.

$25,500 High Roller (Re-Entry)
Prize Pool:  $1,654,900  |  Structure  |  Payouts
Level 16:  15,000/30,000 with a 30,000 ante
Players Remaining:  6 of 67

Jonathan Jaffe raised under the gun to 65,000, Alex Foxen reraised from middle position to 160,000, and Bryn Kenney moved all in from the big blind for 740,000. Jaffe called, and Foxen folded.

Kenney showed , and he needed it to hold to stay alive against Jaffe’s .

Foxen smiled and said, “I knew they were both weak.”

The board came , and Jaffe turned a gutshot straight draw, but improved no further. Kenney won the pot with his pocket aces to double up in chips.

Bryn Kenney  –  1,685,000  (56 bb)
Jonathan Jaffe  –  60,000  (2 bb)

The next hand, Jaffe was forced all in blind from the big blind, and Kenney was the one who knocked him out.

Bryn Kenney  –  1,745,000  (58 bb)
Jonathan Jaffe  –  Eliminated in 7th Place  ($62,900)

With six players remaining, the average chip stack is around 1,115,000 (37 big blinds), and the remaining players are guaranteed at least $77,800 each.