2025 Onyx Super High Roller Series

$102,000 Onyx SHRS PLO Invitational
Day: 1
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Event Info
2025 Onyx Super High Roller Series
Event Info
Buy-in
$102,000
Prize Pool
$7,663,000
Total Entries
79
Players Left
3
Average Chip Stack
26,333,333
Total Chips
79,000,000
Next Payout
Place 3
$950,000
Level Info
Level
20
Blinds
200,000 / 400,000
Ante
400,000
Players Info - Day 1
Entries
66
Players Left
27
Players Left 3 / 79
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Vaskaboinikau Gets a Full Double With One Pair

Level 1 : Blinds 4,000/4,000, 4,000 ante

There were already around 160,000 chips in the pot on a flop of 84Q when Ville Wahlbeck checked from from the small blind and Mikalai Vaskaboinikau tapped the table from the big blind. "Dubai Police" was under the gun and bet 80,000, which only Vaskaboinikau called.

A 7 hit the turn and Vaskaboinikau moved all in for 278,000, which "Dubai Police" called after some time in the tank.

Mikalai Vaskaboinikau: 10985 All in
"Dubai Police": AK95

Vaskaboinikau was ahead with his pair of eights, and the 2 river was as bricky as they come, which meant he got the double-up he needed after a slow start.

Tags: Mikalai VaskaboinikauVille Wahlbeck

Schulman Still Down Despite Full House

Level 1 : Blinds 4,000/4,000, 4,000 ante

Nick Schulman raised from under the gun to 16,000 and got a call from Eelis Parssinen in the cutoff. Richard Gryko also called from the big blind.

On the 783 flop, all three checked to the 10 turn, where Gryko bet 15,000. Schulman and Parssinen both called to see the 8 pair the board on the river.

The three players all knuckled to a showdown, where Schulman showed a boat with 7743 to scoop the pot.

Despite that win, Schulman is still down from the starting stack as he has around 700,000 in front of him, while Ben Lamb across the table has around 1,300,000.

Tags: Ben LambEelis ParssinenNick SchulmanRichard Gryko

Chun-Yin Drags an Early Pot

Level 1 : Blinds 4,000/4,000, 4,000 ante

Armin Ghojehvand made it 15,000 to go from under the gun and Keith Lehr three-bet to 68,000 from the button. Kevin Chun-Yin cold-called from the big blind, and Ghojehvand also called.

Despite three players being involved in the three-bet pot, it was checked to the river on the K84510 board, where when it got to Lehr, he fired 100,000. Chun-Yin called, and Ghojehvand folded.

Lehr then showed a flush with Q1097, but that was no good as Chun-Yin had a bigger flush with KQJ10.

Tags: Armin GhojehvandKeith LehrKevin Chun-Yin

Onyx SHRS Invitational Pairings

Level 1 : Blinds 4,000/4,000, 4,000 ante

Below is a list of the pairings, with 22 in total.

InviteePro Player
David NicholsonRobert Cowen
Pavel IzotovSergei Nesterenko
Armin GhojehvandPhil Ivey
Kevin Chun-YinMartin Dam
"flipandgo"Nick Schulman
Alex TuryanskyGergo Nagy
Sinan UnluRichard Gryko
Rehman KassamLautaro Guerra
Ville WahlbeckEelis Parssinen
Keith LehrBen Lamb
Rob YongJoni Jouhkimainen
Mikalai VaskaboinikauStanislau Melhui
Biao DingArtur Martirosian
"Samba"Laszlo Bujtas
"Dubai Police"Samuli Sipila
Deniz SirMaxi Lehmanski
"Je7"Jonas Kronwitter
Ilya BulychevAndriy Lyubovetskiy
Cong PhamSean Rafael
Kirk SteeleDavid Sands
"Gargamel"Dirk Gerritse
Sergey GrigoryanDanny Tang

Seat Draw

Level 1 : Blinds 4,000/4,000, 4,000 ante
TableSeatPlayerChip Count
Invitee 11Deniz Sir1,000,000
Invitee 12"Gargamel"1,000,000
Invitee 13Pavel Izotov1,000,000
Invitee 14Sergey Grigoryan1,000,000
Invitee 15Alex Turyansky1,000,000
Invitee 16"flipandgo"1,000,000
    
Invitee 21Keith Lehr1,000,000
Invitee 22"Samba"1,000,000
Invitee 23Cong Pham1,000,000
Invitee 24Kevin Chun-Yin1,000,000
Invitee 25Armin Ghojehvand1,000,000
Invitee 26Rob Yong1,000,000
    
Invitee 31Kirk Steele1,000,000
Invitee 32Biao Ding1,000,000
Invitee 33David Nicholson1,000,000
Invitee 34Rehman Kassam1,000,000
Invitee 35Sinan Unlu1,000,000
    
Invitee 41Ville Wahlbeck1,000,000
Invitee 42Mikalai Vaskaboinikau1,000,000
Invitee 43"Dubai Police"1,000,000
Invitee 44"Je7"1,000,000
Invitee 45Ilya Bulychev1,000,000
    
Pro 11Richard Gryko1,000,000
Pro 12Nick Schulman1,000,000
Pro 13Phil Ivey1,000,000
Pro 14Eelis Parssinen1,000,000
Pro 15Gergo Nagy1,000,000
Pro 16Ben Lamb1,000,000
    
Pro 21Laszlo Bujtas1,000,000
Pro 22Stanislau Melhui1,000,000
Pro 23Sean Rafael1,000,000
Pro 24Danny Tang1,000,000
Pro 25Dirk Gerritse1,000,000
Pro 26Lautaro Guerra1,000,000
    
Pro 31Joni Jouhkimainen1,000,000
Pro 32Sergei Nesterenko1,000,000
Pro 33Robert Cowen1,000,000
Pro 34Andriy Lyubovetskiy1,000,000
Pro 35Jonas Kronwitter1,000,000
    
Pro 41Martin Dam1,000,000
Pro 42Maxi Lehmanski1,000,000
Pro 43David Sands1,000,000
Pro 44Artur Martirosian1,000,000
Pro 45Samuli Sipila1,000,000

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Level: 1

Blinds: 4,000/4,000

Ante: 4,000

Elite Field Assembles for $102,000 Onyx SHRS PLO Invitational

Onyx Club
Onyx Club

The $102,000 Onyx SHRS PLO Invitational gets underway at 4 p.m. today as part of the 2025 Onyx Super High Roller Series presented by Onyx Club at the Merit Royal Diamond Hotel Casino & Spa in Northern Cyprus. This prestigious three-day event will showcase some of the world’s most accomplished Pot-Limit Omaha specialists alongside a select group of invited guests, culminating on Wednesday, August 21, when one player will be crowned champion.

As with the NLH Invitational earlier in the series, the PLO edition comes with its own exclusive format. All players must be seated from the first hand, with chips in play immediately. The field will remain separated for the first 12 levels, with invited players competing against each other and pros doing the same.

After Level 12, a full redraw will mix the groups into combined tables. Late registration remains open until the start of Level 10 on Day 2, while eliminated players may reenter within 60 minutes of busting, with those going out in Level 8 on Day 1 having the option to return before play begins on Day 2.

Onyx SHRS PLO Invitational Schedule

DateDayTimeBlind Levels
August 19Day 14 p.m.60 minutes
August 20Day 22 p.m.60 minutes
August 21Day 32 p.m.60 minutes

Players will start with 1,000,000 chips and play eight 60-minute levels on Day 1, continuing under the same structure on Day 2 before the final day plays down to a champion. This event will not count towards the Onyx Player of the Series standings.

The final table will be streamed with a 30-minute delay, giving fans around the world the opportunity to watch the action unfold alongside other featured events from the festival.

Stay locked in with PokerNews for full live coverage of the $102,000 Onyx SHRS PLO Invitational, including chip counts, exclusive updates, and all the major hands from the first deal to the final pot.

$102,000 Onyx SHRS PLO Invitational

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