Dan Shak Eliminated by Nick Schulman

Stud Dan Shak had the bring-in and Nick Schulman completed next to act. Stephen Chidwick called, as did Shak. On fourth, Schulman bet after it checked to him, and after Chidwick folded, Shak called. On fifth, Schulman bet, Shak raised, Schulman made it three-bets and Shak committed his final 160,000 all in. Shak: [6c4c]

Dan Shak Makes an Eight-Seven on the End

2-7 Triple Draw Heading into the final draw, Stephen Chidwick bet 40,000 and Dan Shak called. Both players drew one, and after Chidwick checked, Shak bet 40,000. Chidwick called, and Shak tabled his [8x7x6x4x2x] and Chidwick mucked.

Dan Shak Takes Chip Lead from Nick Schulman

Stud Dan Shak had the bring-in and Nick Schulman completed next to act. Shak called, and then called down Schulman as he bet out on every street. Shak: [XxXx] / [2s7c3d9s] / [Xx] Schulman: [XxXx] / [7s2h4cAc] / [Xx] Schulman tabled his [Tc7h2c] for sevens-up, but it would be Shak's [Jc9c9d] for trips that

Justin Bonomo Eliminated by Dan Shak

Pot-Limit Omaha Justin Bonomo limped under the gun and Eric Rodawig called in the small blind. Dan Shak announced a raise of pot from the button making it 22,000, and after the blinds folded, Bonomo called and Rodawig folded. The flop landed [3h3c2h] and Bonomo check-shoved all in for a little less

Tens-Up for John Monnette

Stud Hi-Lo Dan Shak had the bring-in and John Monnette completed to 6,000. Shak called, and Monnette proceeded to bet every street thereafter with Shak calling him down. Shak: [XxXx] / [3c6dQcJd] / [Xx] Monnette: [XxXx] / [Ac5d5h4d] / [Xx] After betting seventh street dark and getting called, Monnette tabled his [TcTd9c] for tens-up.

Phil Hellmuth Takes It Down From the Button

No Limit Hold'em Dan Shak made the initial raise to 8,000 from the cutoff. Phil Hellmuth called from the button and John Monnette played for a slight discount from the small blind. When the flop was [3h8dAs], Monnette and Shak both checked. Hellmuth bet 9,500 and got both players to fold.

Bryn Kenney Crushes His Opponents and Wins U.S. Poker Open Event #7

Victorious in U.S. Poker Open Event #7, Bryn Kenney raises his arms aloft.

Remko Rinkema - February 20, 2019

Event #7 of the 2019 U.S. Poker Open was won by Bryn Kenney who made quick work of his final table opponents, finishing the tournament in a little over an hour and taking home $450,000. Kenney jumps into fourth place on the U.S. Poker Open Championship standings with 240 points, which

Justin Bonomo Doubles with Flush vs. Straight

No-Limit Hold'em Justin Bonomo raised the button to 3,000 and Dan Shak defended his big blind. The flop landed [8c7dKd] and both players checked to reveal the [4d] on the turn. Shak checked, Bonomo bet 5,000, and Shak check-raised to 45,000. Bonomo moved all in for 58,000 total, and Shak called. Shak: [6c5c] Bonomo: [Jd5d] The

Dan Shak Eliminated by Chris Vitch

Pot-Limit Omaha Anthony Zinno raised to 3,000 in the cutoff and Dan Shak three-bet to 10,000 from the small blind. Chris Vitch called in the big blind, as did Zinno. The flop landed [3d8c2c] and Shak continued for 10,000. Vitch called, and Zinno folded as the turn landed the [Qh]. Shak bet the

Dan Shak Eliminated in 7th Place ($75,000)

Ben Yu raised to 90,000 from under the gun, and Dan Shak moved all in from the small blind for 680,000. Yu quickly called, and the cards were revealed. Shak: [7h7c] Yu: [JdJc] The board ran out [Qs5dTh6h3d] and Shak was eliminated in seventh-place for a $75,000 payday.