The Poker Masters Online PLO Series on partypoker saw Eelis Parssinen from Finland mount an impressive comeback going from short stack to champion at the $25,000 Event #5 final table. With his win, Parssinen jumped into second place on the standings while runner-up Gavin Cochrane took the lead in the
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Super High Roller Bowl Online Series on partypoker is officially underway as the first night of action saw its guarantees eclipsed in all three events. Poker superstar Viktor Blom headlines the final table of Event #2 which will be streamed live on PokerGO with $479,250 awaiting the winner. Super High Roller
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Aces-Up for Jake Schindler
Andras Nemeth raised to 13,000 from under the gun and both Jake Schindler and Manig Loeser called from the blinds. The [6c5d6h] flop checked through to reveal the [Ah] on the turn. Nemeth fired out a delayed continuation bet of 15,000, and both Schindler and Loeser called. The river of the [5s] checked
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Greenwood’s Gutshot Busts Schindler
Jake Schindler limped in from the small blind and Sam Greenwood checked his option in the big before the flop brought out [5cQc9h]. Schindler bet 12,000 on the flop and Greenwood called. On the turn, the [Ah] hit and Schindler bet 28,000, which Greenwood thought was 23,000, and he made the call. The
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Small One for Tsang
Surprisingly, there has still not been any elimination despite players starting with 100 big blinds in this Pot Limit Omaha tournament. The board showed [2s3cJd5s3s] when Jake Schindler bet 2,500 and Anson Tsang raised to 11,000. After a few seconds, Schindler called but only to muck when he was showed [QsQh3h6d].
Fox Falls to Foxen Before Final Table
The opening event of the British Poker Open is down to the final table, after Elio Fox busted to Alex Foxen in 10th place. The battle of late entrants ended with Foxen calling Fox's 53,000 chip shove, after the reigning GPI Player of the Year opened to 12,000 from middle position.