Pedro Ingles raised it up from under the gun and Cliff Ziff three-beet from the hijack. The action folded back to Ingles who four-bet shoved all in and Ziff quickly called off his last 1,270,000 chips.
Cliff Ziff:
Pedro Ingles:
The flop came which got Ziff excited after taking a commanding lead. The and runout changed nothing and Ziff pull off the "lawnmower" move as he earned a big double-up.
Closing out the PokerGO High Rollers at Wynn Millions was High Roller Event #3: $10,500 Pot-Limit Omaha, which attracted 77 entrants for a prize pool of $770,000. Among the players who made the money in the PLO event were Norway's Kent Staahle (8th - $28,567) and PokerGO regulars Jeremy Ausmus (5th - $53,130) and Sam Soverel (4th - $69,685).
Brazil's Joao Simao was eliminated in third place for $100,100 before Eugene Lee defeated 2022 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event final tablist Michael Duek to win a career-best $280,819 after entering the event with less than $25,000 in live earnings.
Duek earned $161,700, his third-best cash behind a third-place finish in Event #69: $10,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Championship at the 2022 WSOP for $548,015 and his third-place finish in the $10,000 Main Event for $4 million.
High Roller Event #3: $10,500 Pot-Limit Omaha Final Table Results
Ron McMillen opened to 100,000 from under the gun and Cliff Ziff put in a three-bet to 250,000 in the hijack. The rest of the table folded and McMillen made the call.
The flop came and McMillen check-called a bet of 75,000 from Ziff. On the turn both players slowed down with a check to the river.
McMillen checked a third time and Ziff tossed out a bet of 100,000. McMillen quickly called and was shown the bad news when Ziff tabled for a flopped full house to score the pot.
Alex Goulder raised to 90,000 in the cutoff and was called by Calvin Anderson on the button. The flop fell and both players checked to the on the turn.
Goulder checked again and Anderson tossed in a bet of 115,000. Goulder called and the completed the board. Goulder checked for the third time and Anderson put together a bet of 235,000.
Goulder check-raised to 850,000 and Anderson counted his chips while intently staring at his opponent. He eventually pushed in the chips to call and Goulder tabled for a set of threes to scoop the pot.
Sara Ralston moved all in for her last 300,000 chips from the hijack. Zhigang Yang flat-called from the cutoff and the rest of the table folded.
Sara Ralston:
Zhigang Yang:
The flop came and Yang picked up a set of fives while Ralston held a straight and flush draw. The on the turn was not enough for Ralston and the on the river improved Yang to a full house.
Mark Zajdner opened the action to 80,000 from under the gun and it folded to Jacob Powers in the cutoff who moved all in for roughly 820,000. The rest of the table got out of the way and Zajdner snap-called to put Powers at risk.
Jacob Powers:
Mark Zajdner:
Powers was in need of help against the better ace for Zajdner, and when the board ran out , he was fortunate enough to find a chop to stay alive in the tournament.
The remaining 31 players are now on a 15-minute break. There will be two more 90-minute levels played today until the surviving players bag for Day 5 tomorrow. The action will resume shortly.
A completed board of was spread across the felt with around 300,000 chips in the pot. Yuval Bronshtein led out with a bet of 75,000 from the small blind and Amir Emami went into the tank for over two minutes before sliding out a raise to 400,000.
Bronshtein countered with a re-raise to 1,200,000 and Emami thought for a bit again before dumping his cards to the muck.
"I gotta show this one," Bronshtein announced as he turned over for a straight flush.
The three High Roller Wynn events kicked off with High Roller Event #1: $10,500 No-Limit Hold'em on March 7, an event that drew 92 runners for a prize pool of $920,000. Those runners included plenty of heavy hitters, including Vikenty Shegal (9th - $27,600), PokerGO founder Cary Katz (7th - $37,444), Daniel Negreanu (5th - $57,500) and Andrew Lichtenberger (4th - $77,096).
Joseph Cheong bowed out in third place for $111,872 before a heads-up battle between Aram Oganyan and Taylor Wilson that saw Wilson taking down the event for $304,70 and Oganyan earning $176,824 for his runner-up finish.
The victory brings Wilson up to $1.3 million in Hendon Mob earnings and gives him his largest career cash.
High Roller Event #1: $10,500 No-Limit Hold'em Final Table Results