$100,000 Super High Roller Deep Stack NLH (Re-Entry) Level 5: 1K/2K/ 300 ante 3x6023

We’re getting ready for the start of the final table of the $100K Buy-In Super High Roller Deep Stack event at just about 2pm! They’ll be coming back to blinds at Level 5 with 58:30 left. There will be a re-draw for seat assignments before they officially announce “Shuffle Up and Deal”. Here are the chip counts as the final five get ready for play, with Scott Seiver the chip leader.

Chip leader – Seiver

Scott Seiver 470,500
Jake Schindler 142,100
Jason Mo 126,600
Josh Arieh 82,700
Ryan Fee 79,300

And here is what they are playing for:

Total Entries: 9
Total Prize Money: $877,500

Place – Payout
1st $570,375
2nd $307,125

$5,300 Championship NLH $10 Million Guaranteed (Re-Entry)
Level 28: Blinds 25k/50k/5k ante

Russell Thomas began the day near the bottom of the chip counts but found two hard ways to get his stack moving in the right direction.

Thomas doubled up in an early hand against Natasha Barbour with against . Barbour flopped a Queen but Thomas rivered a gutshot Broadway straight.

As the level was coming to an end, he was all-in for 925,000 with against Dan Colman’s . Thomas was looking at the rail until the dealer dropped Aces up for him on the flop. The 2012 November Niner now sits with a few chips over 2,000,000.

Players are now off on their first 15-minute break with 13 players remaining.

$5,300 Championship NLH $10 Million Guaranteed (Re-Entry)
Level 28: Blinds 25k/50k/5k ante

Uri Kadosh was the shortest stack returning today and picked a good spot to double up. He open-shoved for 525,000 and Mike Leah called on the button. Dan Colman folded face up, which made an impact when Leah showed against the .

The dealer immediately put the case Nine in the window on the flop. Kadosh jumped out of his seat and he couldn’t hit his own miracle on the turn or river. It was a tough one-outer to send him to the rail in 14th place for $77,326.

$5,300 Championship NLH $10 Million Guaranteed (Re-Entry)
Level 28: Blinds 25k/50k/5k ante

Matthew Sedgeman shoved a few times early in the level to pick up a few chips but he finally found someone to give him action. He was all-in and racing against Dan Colman, his versus . Sedgeman found no love from the dealer when the board ran out to send him out in 15th place for $77,326.

$5,300 Championship NLH $10 Million Guaranteed (Re-Entry)
Level 28: Blinds 25k/50k/5k ante

Martin Hanowski opened to 125,000 after action folded to him on the button. Jacob Naquin moved all-in from the small blind for 1,125,000 and Hanowski went into deep-thinking mode.

He seemed conflicted but eventually called with and was happy to see Naquin’s . The flop did little help for Naquin but he picked up a flush draw on the turn. He blanked the river to go out in 16th place for $59,865.

$5,300 Championship NLH $10 Million Guaranteed (Re-Entry)
Level 28: Blinds 25k/50k/5k ante

Farhan Madhani began the day with a comfortable stack but lost a big, early hand to Lenny Duvdivani without a showdown to drop him low.

He opened shoved from the button for his last stack and Natasha Barbour called from the big blind.

Madhani:
Barbour:

Barbour moved further ahead on the flop then locked up the hand with the turn to send Madhani out in 17th spot for $59,865 while Barbour has moved over 2,800,000.

$5,300 Championship NLH $10 Million Guaranteed (Re-Entry)
Level 28: Blinds 25k/50k/5k ante

Ron Ostrow wasted no time trying to get more chips in the game. He was all-in on the very first hand of play against Lenny Duvdivani.

Ostrow was in trouble with against and the flop didn’t help. The turn left Ostrow drawing dead to go out in 18th spot for $59,865.

$250 Pot Limit Omaha 8B (Re-Entry)

Level 1:  Blinds 25/50

Today’s only new event is a one-day Pot Limit Omaha Hi/Lo tournament.  Players get 10,000 chips to start and levels are 30 minutes long.

Late registration and re-entry are available until the start of level 7 (about 3:15pm).  This is a one-day event, so they will play until a winner is determined.

Cards are in the air!

$5,300 Championship NLH $10 Million Guaranteed (Re-Entry)
Level 28: Blinds 25k/50k/5k ante

The penultimate day of the Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open Championship is upon us with just 18 players left with a chance at the $1.4 million top prize.

John Dolan began Day 3 with the chip lead and finished the day in second. Martin Hanowski had a great run at the same time to grow his starting 1.8 million stack over 6 million, before he dropped slightly before dinner break. Hanowski was also responsible for ending play for the night when he sent Michael Stembera out in 19th place.

All 18 players are taking their seats and action will be underway in a moment. They will play until just six are left and they will come back to tomorrow for the PokerStars.tv live-streamed final table.

Table 1
Seat 1: John Dolan – 5,290,000
Seat 2: Blake Bohn – 3,495,000
Seat 3: Brian Hawkins – 4,290,000
Seat 4: Shawn Cunix – 3,940,000
Seat 5: Martin Hanowski – 5,880,000
Seat 6: Jacob Naquin – 1,285,000
Seat 7: Joe Kuether – 2,195,000
Seat 8: Russell Thomas – 1,050,000
Seat 9: Curt Kohlberg – 1,540,000

Table 2
Seat 1: Uri Kadosh – 390,000
Seat 2: Natasha Barbour – 1,310,000
Seat 3: Mike Leah – 3,290,000
Seat 4: Ron Ostrow – 525,000
Seat 5: Dan Colman – 2,665,000
Seat 6: Matthew Sedgeman – 1,535,000
Seat 7: Roman Valerstein – 2,960,000
Seat 8: Lenny Duvdivani – 1,888,000
Seat 9: Farhan Madhani – 1,535,000

Chip counts:

Martin Hanowski – 5,880,000
John Dolan – 5,290,000
Brian Hawkins – 4,290,000
Shawn Cunix – 3,940,000
Blake Bohn – 3,495,000
Mike Leah – 3,290,000
Roman Valerstein – 2,960,000
Dan Colman – 2,665,000
Joe Kuether – 2,195,000
Lenny Duvdivani – 1,888,000
Curt Kohlberg – 1,540,000
Matthew Sedgeman – 1,535,000
Farhan Madhani – 1,535,000
Natasha Barbour – 1,310,000
Jacob Naquin – 1,285,000
Russell Thomas – 1,050,000
Ron Ostrow – 525,000
Uri Kadosh – 390,000