2026 Onyx High Roller Series

$25,500 Main Event
$25,500 Main Event $15,300 6-Max $50,500 Onyx High Roller Championship $10,200 Bounty Show All Events
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Event Info
2026 Onyx High Roller Series
Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
a♣3♦
Prize
$1,250,000
Event Info
Buy-in
$25,500
Prize Pool
$6,120,000
Total Entries
255
Level Info
Level
27
Blinds
250,000 / 500,000
Ante
500,000
Players Info - Day 2
Entries
38
Players Left
9
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Fritz Eliminates Two in Three Way All In

Stewart Morrison
Stewart Morrison
Level 17 : Blinds 25,000/50,000, 50,000 ante
Manuel Fritz
Manuel Fritz

Manuel Fritz raised to 100,000 in the cutoff, and Nicholas Seward three-bet to 1,300,000 in the small blind, leaving 70,000 behind, as the tournament was on a pay jump. Sondre Stormyr then moved all-in from the big blind for 870,000. Fritz called the raise, and the three went to a flop.

The dealer spread a 2♠A♦3♣ flop, on which Seward and Fritz got the remaining 70,000 apiece in.

Sondre Stormyr: J♠J♥ All in
Nicholas Seward: 9♠9♣ All in
Manuel Fritz: K♠K♣

Fritz had both players in trouble with his dominating overpair, and when the 6♦ and Q♦ completed the board, Fritz collected the full pot, sending two to the rail in one swift blow, both of whom made the pay jump.

Tags: Manuel FritzNicholas SewardSondre Stormyr

Mayer Over a Milly

Tim Baker
Tim Baker
Level 17 : Blinds 25,000/50,000, 50,000 ante
Thomas Alfred Mayer
Thomas Alfred Mayer

Thomas Alfred Mayer jammed from the small blind, and Raoul Kanme quickly called from the big blind with his monster stack.

Thomas Alfred Mayer: J♥J♠ All in
Raoul Kanme: 9♠9♥

Kanme was somewhat surprised to find himself behind with pocket nines, as Mayer had woken up with the bigger pair in two jacks.

Mayer then flopped a set on the 10♦A♠J♣ flop, before the 5♦ turn left Kanme drawing dead.

The 7♣ river was a formality, and Mayer doubled up to over seven figures.

Tags: Raoul KanmeThomas Alfred Mayer

Rezaei's Spin-Up Begins

Tim Baker
Tim Baker
Level 17 : Blinds 25,000/50,000, 50,000 ante
Daniel Rezaei
Daniel Rezaei

Matthew Wantman had the chance to eliminate Daniel Rezaei, who got his last 105,000 into the middle from the button.

Daniel Rezaei: A♦7♠ All in
Matthew Wantman: 5♥5♠

Rezaei was one of the shortest stacks remaining and needed to win the flip to keep his tournament alive.

He managed to come out on top, making two pair on the 7♣A♠10♣2♦2♣ runout to secure the double-up and begin his spin-up.

Tags: Daniel RezaeiMatthew Wantman

Kiselev Doubles Through Rezaei

Stewart Morrison
Stewart Morrison
Level 17 : Blinds 25,000/50,000, 50,000 ante

Daniel Rezaei opened to 100,000 in the hijack and called when Daniil Kiselev moved all-in for 665,000 from the big blind.

Daniil Kiselev: 9♠9♥ All in
Daniel Rezaei: A♦9♦

Kiselev hit the case nine on the J♦9♣Q♥ flop, and when the 10♣ turn and Q♦ river completed the board, his full house earned him a double-up, at the expense of Rezaei.

Tags: Daniel RezaeiDaniil Kiselev

Kolev Flushes Out Borovkov

Stewart Morrison
Stewart Morrison
Level 17 : Blinds 25,000/50,000, 50,000 ante
Alexey Borovkov
Alexey Borovkov

Boris Kolev raised to 100,000 from under the gun, and put Alexey Borovkov at risk when he called his all-in from the hijack for 555,000.

Alexey Borovkov: A♠Q♠ All in
Boris Kolev: K♥J♥

Kolev picked up a host of outs on the 10♥9♥7♠ flop, giving him a straight-flush draw. The 6♠ turn also gave Borovkov a flush draw, but it was Kolev who got there on the river, with the 6♥ completing his flush and ending Borovkov's Main Event run.

Tags: Alexey BorovkovBoris Kolev

Sheth Steals One From Shylko

Tim Baker
Tim Baker
Level 17 : Blinds 25,000/50,000, 50,000 ante

Aliaksandr Shylko raised the minimum to 100,000 from the hijack, and only Ravi Sheth wanted to play from the big blind.

Sheth check-called Shylko's continuation-bet of 95,000 on the 3♥J♣9♥ flop.

Both players checked the A♦ turn to see the 7♣ arrive on the river. Sheth then fired around 500,000, and Shylko quickly let it go.

Tags: Aliaksandr ShylkoRavi Sheth

Early Casualties

Stewart Morrison
Stewart Morrison
Level 17 : Blinds 25,000/50,000, 50,000 ante

Woodall Drills an Ace to End Gromov

Tim Baker
Tim Baker
Level 17 : Blinds 25,000/50,000, 50,000 ante
Dmitry Gromov
Dmitry Gromov

Jordan Woodall raised to 100,000 from the hijack, and Dmitry Gromov jammed for 385,000 from the small blind. Woodall, the start-of-day chip leader, made the call.

Dmitry Gromov: J♦J♣ All in
Jordan Woodall: A♣5♠

Gromov was in good shape to double, but that changed when the dealer fanned the A♥6♦2♥ flop, with Woodall spiking an ace to take the lead.

The Q♦ turn and 4♦ river offered no help to Gromov, sending him to the rail while Woodall climbed back above three million.

Tags: Dmitry GromovJordan Woodall

Pu Doubles Through Chip Leader

Stewart Morrison
Stewart Morrison
Level 17 : Blinds 25,000/50,000, 50,000 ante

When the play folded to Jordan Woodall in the small blind, he applied maximum pressure to Weiran Pu in the big blind by moving all in. Pu had a stack of 445,000 and called, putting himself at risk.

Weiran Pu: K♥8♣ All in
Jordan Woodall: J♦10♥

The 2♣3♥3♠7♠A♠ board left both players unimproved, but that was all Pu needed to secure a double-up.

Tags: Jordan WoodallWeiran Pu

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