If you're sitting at home kicking yourself because you're missing out on the Hollywood Poker Open stop in Toledo, don't worry because there are still a few more stops in Season 4 that you've got plenty of time to be a part of.
Next up on the HPO Season 4 schedule is St. Louis, with a 33-event schedule starting March 10 and running through March 20. The HPO St. Louis $1,115 Regional Main Event will take place March 18-20 and comes with a $150,000 guaranteed prize pool.
Following that event, the HPO will head to Columbus for an 18-event series running April 28 through May 8. The HPO Columbus $1,115 Regional Main Event will take place May 6-8 and boast a $200,000 guarantee on the prize pool.
After that it will be time for the HPO Regionals to come to a close with the stop in Charles Town from May 12-22. The Charles Town schedule hasn't been released yet, but the dates are out and you can bet you'll get plenty of action coming out of West Virginia.
Wes Bergman was eliminated in 28th place. The players have redrawn down to three tables. The remaining players are guaranteed at least $2,746 in prize money.
Hollywood Poker Open Ambassador, Chris Moneymaker just doubled through Justin Pimpedly.
Moneymaker opened the action by raising from the button and Glen Poitinger and Justin Pimpedly called from the blinds.
The flop came and the action checked to Moneymaker who c-bet to 15,000. Poitinger folded and Pimpedly raised to 32,000. Moneymaker called.
The turn was the , and after checking how much Moneymaker had, Pimpedly shoved all in. Moneymaker snap called and was barely ahead. He had against the of Pimpedly.
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and the action checked to Moneymaker who c-bet to 15,000. Poitinger folded and Pimpedly raised to 32,000. Moneymaker called.
, and after checking how much Moneymaker had, Pimpedly shoved all in. Moneymaker snap called and was barely ahead. He had 
against the 
of Pimpedly.
and Moneymaker doubled up.
against the 
and Orrell would eliminate Weiss. Weiss earned a min-cash for his finish worth $2,261.
, for a pair of jacks.
