A win here and Daniel Negreanu will become the all-time live tourney money winner.
The final table is set for the 2012 EPT €100,000 Super High Roller.
Justin Bonomo boasts the big stack among the remaining 8 with 4,393,000. He’s followed by Tobias Reinkemeier with 1,682,000.
In third overall is Daniel Negreanu with 1,581,000. Continuing his Seidel-esque 2012 run is Jonathan Duhamel, who is fifth overall with 1,265,000.
The final table starts at 12:00 CET. First banks €1,640,000. Get full chip counts here.
Read more: http://www.pokernews.com/live-reporting/2012-ept-grand-final/super-high-roller/
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Tommy Vedes rebounded like Stacy Kiebler in 2012 to capture his second WPT title.
Tommy Vedes entered the 2012 WPT Seminole Hard Rock Showdown final table as the short-stack.
However, like some metaphor that signifies overcoming odds and adversity, Vedes persevered. And when the final table was over, Vedes had all the chips, capturing his second World Poker Tour title.
For the win, Vedes banks $779,520. He defeated ex-November Niner John “Jimmy” Dolan ($459,360) heads-up for the title.
Joe Serock, who started the final table as big stack, finished third for $306,240. This is Serock’s second third in a WPT event this year.
Get a full recap and final table payouts here.
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The HPT saw a resurgence in Colorado this week like Stacy Kiebler in 2012.
Last week, the HPT visited the Palms in Las Vegas. The event drew a small field but produced their most stacked final table to date.
This week, the HPT rolled into Colorado. And… dare we say…the opposite happened?
A record field of 820 showed up to the HPT Golden Gates Casino event, creating a $1.2M total prize pool.
Unlike last week’s pro-laden final table, this one was dominated by locals. The event was won by Coloradan Steen Ronlov, who banked $270,905. Steen defeated Coloradan Michael McCloud ($151,720) heads-up for the title.
Get full results here.
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Jonathan Duhamel is resurging (that a word?) like Stacy Keibler this year.
Huge turn-out for the 2012 EPT Monte Carlo €100,000 Super High Roller event, as 45 players entered, creating a first place prize of €1,640,000.
Day 1 ended with Talal Shakerchi as big stack. He was followed by Jonathan Duhamel, who is pulling his best Erik Seidel impersonation to start off 2012.
As of post-time (7am PT), there are 22 remaining. Shakerchi is still big-stack, and he’s still followed by Duhamel.
Plenty of notables remain, including Tobias Reinkemeier, Patrik Antonius, Dan Shak, ElkY, Phil Ivey, Vanessa Selbst, Daniel Negreanu, and Erik Seidel.
Follow and get full chip counts here.
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Joe Serock (left) eyes his first WPT title as Tommy Vedes (right) goes for his second.
Final table near-live stream is about to start for the 2012 WPT Seminole Hard Rock Showdown.
Pretty stacked final table. Leading the way is Joe Serock with 3,137,000. Serock is fresh off a WPT Bay 101 final table and is looking for his first title. He’s followed by ex-November Niner John Dolan with 1,454,000. Dolan has ended every day among the top stacks as he looks to capture his first WPT title as well.
There is a previous WPT winner in the group, and that’s short-stack Tommy Vedes with 590,000.
Live stream starts at 4:30pm ET. Get full chip counts and follow here.
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