05-15-2013
The final day of the final event of Season 9 on the European Poker Tour came to an end in spectacular style today.
05-15-2013
Scott Seiver's ride has come to an end so a new Super High Roller champion will be crowned (Seiver took down the last SHR at the PCA)
He shoved for 895,000 from early position and was snapped off by Jason Mercier in the big blind.
05-15-2013
Scott Seiver made a great lay down just now against Timothy Adams.
Both had similar sized stacks when Seiver opened the button with ace-seven. Adams was in the small blind and shoved for 1.1 million with ace-eight. Seiver tank-folded.
05-15-2013
Scott Seiver has got his stack up to 1.3m after two successful three-bet shoves.
First of all, he three-bet all in with pocket fives after Vladimir Troyanovsky opened to 125,000. The Russian folded.
05-15-2013
On the very first hand after the break Scott Seiver moved all in for 785,000 under the gun plus one. Seiver had but he got no callers.
On the second hand of play it was Timothy Adams who moved all in for 425,000 with .
05-15-2013
Vladimir Troyanovsky raised from the cutoff to 105,000 and Scott Seiver moved all in from the big blind for 340,000. Troyanovsky called creating another all-in showdown.
Troyanovsky:
Seiver:
The board ran out and Seiver doubled up.
05-15-2013
Scott Seiver has managed to triple up his micro stack to a short stack after queen high was good.
The action folded around to him on the button and he moved in for 110,000 and was called by Mike Watson and Timothy Adams in the blinds.
05-15-2013
A dream start for Mike Watson as he doubled up the second hand.
He started with less than ten big blinds and had no time to hang around. He was under the gun and moved all in and was called by Scott Seiver in the big blind.
05-14-2013
Scott Seiver put his tournament at risk but managed to double up through Jason Mercier.
Mercier raised from the cut-off and called when Seiver shoved or 330,000 from the small blind.
05-14-2013
Jason Mercier has twice been the pre flop aggressor and checked back the flop before raising an opponent on the turn. It's a confusing and powerful line to take given the circumstances.
05-14-2013
Scott Seiver just successfully reshoved after Team PokerStars Pro Jason Mercier had raised. Seiver is not out of trouble yet but he has regained some momentum on the money bubble.
05-14-2013
Scott Seiver moved all in from the cutoff for 327,000 and Timothy Adams called from the big blind.
Seiver:
Adams:
The board ran out and Seiver doubled up. We are still on the money bubble.
05-14-2013
Scott Seiver was seated in the small blind and put his neighbor, Erik Seidel, all in. Seidel had 420,000 chips left behind and tanked for quite some time before making the call.
Seiver:
Seidel:
The board ran out and Seidel doubled up.
05-14-2013
Timothy Adams took a pot off Scott Seiver and in doing so, he moved to more than a million and Seiver went the other way.
Seiver opened to 48,000 and Adams defended his big blind to see a flop.
05-14-2013
Team PokerStars Pro Jason Mercier raised from the cutoff to 40,000 and Max Altergott called from the button. Fabian Quoss called from the small blind and Scott Seiver did so as well from the big.
05-14-2013
Scott Seiver just raised to 24,000 from the cutoff and Alex Mos moved all in over the top for 232,000 total. The action was folded back to Seiver who tanked for a bit and called.
05-14-2013
Scott Seiver raised under the gun to 23,000 and Fabian Quoss called to his immediate left. Phil Ivey called on the button after which Daniel Negreanu moved all in from the big blind for 321,000.
05-14-2013
Scott Seiver raised to 14,000 from the button, Tobias Reinkemeier three-bet from the small blind to 40,000 and after that the action was on Timothy Adams in the big blind.
05-14-2013
On the turn the board read and Scott Seiver had a 25,000-chip out in front of him from the small blind. We picked up the action as Dani Stern moved all in from the button and Seiver called.
05-13-2013
Scott Seiver raised to 12,000 and Talal Shakerchi made the call. Justin Bonomo proceeded to call from the small blind and Team PokerStars Pro Jason Mercier did the same from the big blind.