Super High Roller Bowl

Through the Lens: Best Photos from SHRB London!

Drew Amato -

A little over a week ago we saw Cary Katz take home his biggest career score, after winning Super High Roller Bowl London. The $2.6 million score bumped Katz into the 18th spot on the all-time money list, solidifying his case as a future Poker Hall of Famer. Katz overcame one

Through the Lens: Best Moments From the British Poker Open

Drew Amato -

The 2019 British Poker Open produced 10 High Roller Champions over the course of 10 days. Some of the worlds best came out to battle it out in small and very elite fields, to prove their stock when it comes to the greats of the game. I was fortunate to

Bryn Kenney: The Biggest Winner in Poker Tournament History

Bryn Kenney in action during Super High Roller Bowl London.
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Most players would be indulgent after their greatest success, but for Bryn Kenney, the moment he became the world’s most successful live tournament poker player was just something he had to come down from. Looking back on his historic Triton Main Event runner-up finish and the $20,563,324 result that put

Stephen Chidwick Hailed by Poker Heroes After Super High Roller Bowl London

Stephen Chidwick in action during the British Poker Open.
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Anyone who watched the Super High Roller Bowl London final day take place on PokerGO will have enjoyed the incredible footage as Cary Katz took down the £2.1 million top prize, beating Ali Imsirovic to the trophy. CHIDWICK STARS DESPITE BUSTING IN FOURTH Despite not winning the event, or cashing by reaching

Ep. 163 London Champs ft Bryn Kenney & Ben Tollerene

British Poker Open champion Sam Soverel & Super High Roller Bowl London champ Cary Katz join the podcast to tell the story of their event.
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The Poker Central Podcast recaps the British Poker Open as well as Super High Roller Bowl London.  This week, Brent and Remko are joined by British Poker Open champ Sam Soverel as well as event winners Mikita Badziakouski, Sergi Reixach, and Ben Tollerene. As well as talking about his victory for

Through the Lens: Cary Katz Conquers SHRB London!

Drew Amato -

In the early hours of Sunday morning here in London, Cary Katz cemented his legacy in poker with his victory in the 2019 Super High Roller Bowl London for £2,100,000. Play started with a bang today, as Ali Imsirovic eliminated both David Peters and Sam Greenwood in the same hand.

Cary Katz Wins Super High Roller Bowl London (£2,100,000)

Cary Katz proudly wears the Super High Roller Bowl London ring after taking down the event for £2.1 million.
Remko Rinkema -

What a battle it has been but finally a winner has been crowned after a 10-hour final table that resulted in a win by Cary Katz who took home the first prize worth £2.1 million and with that the largest score of his career. Relive the entire final table of Super

Luc Greenwood on Family, Final Tables and Finding His Focus

Luc Greenwood in action during the final table of British Poker Open Event #1.
Paul Seaton -

Luc Greenwood arrived in London determined to make the most of his latest poker excursion in Europe. The Canadian, who had won $1.5 million in live tournaments since the start of July this year before even playing the £10,000 NLHE British Poker Open event he won today, has become one

Luc Greenwood Wins Opening Event of 2019 British Poker Open for £119,600

Luc Greenwood wins the first ever British Poker Open event.
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After two fun-packed days of poker action, it was the overnight chip leader Luc Greenwood who prevailed in the opening event, though not with more changes of chip leader than ever as the final table became a shootout between elite pros. Rewatch the entire final table on PokerGO right now. WATSON BUBBLES

Stephen Chidwick on Solvers and Exploitative Strategy

Learn and be entertained by Stephen Chidwick on Heads Up with Remko.
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In anticipation of the British Poker Open on PokerGO, enjoy this throwback podcast featuring Stephen Chidwick, the No. 1 player from the UK. This podcast was originally published in March of 2018. One of the few players who proved himself to be one of the elite at this summer’s World Series