$1,100 Buy-In No Limit Hold’em $100K Guaranteed (Re-Entry)Level 18: 2500/5K/ 500 ante ys3y
The final 12 players have just gone up in blinds to 2500/5K/ 500 ante for the next 60 minutes. A few of the notable players still remaining are Darryll Fish, Justin Zaki, Faraz Jaka, Farid Jattin.
$1,100 Buy-In No Limit Hold’em $100K Guaranteed (Re-Entry)
Level 17: 2K/4K/ 500 ante
12 handed play has been going on for quite a while, with chips being shuffled back and forth between players.
On a flop of 
, Elliot Zaydman puts out a pot-sized bet. Farid Jattin asks Zaydman how much he has behind. When it’s determined he has 107K left, Jattin announces all-in on the 7 high flop. Zaydman calls.
Zaydman: 
Jattin: 
The rest of the board comes 
and Zaydman doubles up to just over 200K with his pocket Queens holding up.
Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open
Event 21: $1,650 Purple Chip Bounty No Limit Hold’em
September 1-2, 2014
Total Entries: 125
Total Prize Pool: $125,000
PAYOUTS:
1: $37,648
2: $20,708
3: $11,923
4: $10,040
5: $7,530
6: $6,275
7: $5,020
8: $3,765
9: $2,824
10-12: $2,510
13-15: $2,196
16-18: $1,883
$1,100 Buy-In No Limit Hold’em $100K Guaranteed (Re-Entry)
Level 17: 2K/4K/ 500 ante
Place – Name – Payout
13. Muhammad Maghraoui $2,863
14. John O’ Seah $2,863
15. Jonathan Brody $2,863
$1,100 Buy-In No Limit Hold’em $100K Guaranteed (Re-Entry)
End of Level 16: 1500/3K/ 500 ante
Players are currently on their 15 minute break, returning to blinds at Level 17: 2K/4K/ 500. Farid Jattin is the chip leader with about 520K (130bbs). 13 players left. Average stack is 211K (53bbs).
Here’s a reminder of what they’re playing for:
1. $61,250
2. $39,388
3. $25,190
4. $18,206
5. $14,084
6. $11,450
7. $9,160
8. $6,756
9. $4,351
10-12. $3,321
13-15. $2,863
16-18. $2,519
19-24. $2,176
$250 Holiday Deep Stack NLH $30K Guaranteed (Re-Entry)
Level 22: Blinds 12k/24k/4k
Today’s one day event is running very quickly. They’re already down to the final 13 players:
Table 1
Table 2
$5,300 Championship NLH $10 Million Guaranteed (Re-Entry)
End of Level 28: Blinds 25k/50k/5k ante
Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open Championship Day 4 table draw:
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
$1,100 Buy-In No Limit Hold’em $100K Guaranteed (Re-Entry)
Level 16: 1500/3K/ 500 ante
On a flop of 
, we see both Manish Parekh and Chou Chou all-in against Farid Jattin…who has both of his opponents covered. The cards are tabled:
Chou: 
Parekh: 
Jattin: 
The turn and river are the 
and Jattin rivers his Ace high flush to eliminate both players. Here are payouts 16-18:
Place – Payout
16. Louis Constant
17. Manish Parekh
18. Chou Chou
$5,300 Championship NLH $10 Million Guaranteed (Re-Entry)
Level 28: Blinds 25k/50k/5k ante
It didn’t take long for play to stop for the day after the dinner break. Michael Stembera came back looking to double his short stack
He shoved with his first hand after the break with no callers then tried it again on his second. This time he was looked up by Martin Hanowski with 
to dominate Stembera’s 
.
Stembra hit the 
for a chance to stay alive and was one card from a double after the 
turn. That chance ended with the 
river to eliminate Stembra in 19th place for $49,888.
The tournament clock was paused with 1:26 left in the 90-minute level. The last two tables will return tomorrow at noon to play down to the final table.
