2025 Eastern Poker Open

$34,000 Championship
Day: 1
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Event Info
2025 Eastern Poker Open
Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
k6
Prize
$10,000
Event Info
Prize Pool
$34,000
Entries
365
Level Info
Level
18
Blinds
100,000 / 200,000
Ante
200,000
Players Info - Day 1
Entries
291
Players Left
16
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Haley Scores an Early Knockout

Bill Haley
Bill Haley

With the small blind all in on his right, Bill Haley of Central Mass was one of three callers to see the A5K flop.

Action was checked through to the J turn, and again to the Q river. Haley turned over 1010 for a Broadway straight to earn the pot and score an early knockout.

Player Chips Progress
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Bill Haley
32,000
32,000
32,000

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20 Years and Counting for the Eastern Poker Tour!

Eastern Poker Tour
Eastern Poker Tour

This year's $34,000 Championship event marks 20 years of the Eastern Poker Tour.

The tour has run a staggering total of 40,232 events, with 52,967 players taking part at 675 locations.

Along the way, over 240 monthly championships have been contested and this event is the 34th seasonal championship.

The Eastern Poker Tour has also awarded dozens of WSOP Main Event seats, with the first coming back in 2006.

Fast Start for Recinos

Three players limped before Ardany Recinos checked his big blind option to see the 4AA flop. All four players checked around and the dealer revealed the J turn.

Recinos followed a check from the small blind by betting 1,000, which found a single call in middle position. The 2 river saw Recinos lead out for 2,100, taking down the pot as his opponent folded.

After starting the day with 26,000 chips, the representative of Ev'rybody's Pub in North Providence, Rhode Island was off to a strong start.

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Ardany Recinos
38,500
38,500
38,500

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The $34,000 Championship Has Arrived at the Eastern Poker Open

Eastern Poker Tour Trophy
Eastern Poker Tour Trophy

The Regency Ballroom will be buzzing today, as hundreds of qualifiers converge at the Doubletree by Hilton Boston Milford for a shot at Eastern Poker Open glory.

Day 1 of The $34,000 Championship begins at 10:00 a.m. local time, when invited players from Season 34 of the Eastern Poker Tour will take their seats eyeing a spot in the money and a seat in Sunday’s finale.

The field will be trimmed down to the final 16 players, who will each earn $150 and advance to Day 2. Today’s chip leader will also win a Bar Poker Open $400 hotel & seat package.

$34,000 Championship Day 1 Structure

LevelSmall BlindBig BlindAnte
1100200200
2200400400
3300600600
4400800800
55001,0001,000
66001,2001,200
Lunch Break   
78001,6001,600
81,0002,0002,000
91,0002,0002,000
101,5003,0003,000
Color Up Break   
112,0004,0004,000
122,5005,0005,000
133,0006,0006,000
144,0008,0008,000
Color Up Break   
155,00010,00010,000
1610,00015,00015,000
1710,00020,00020,000
1815,00030,00030,000
Dinner Break   
1920,00040,00040,000
2025,00050,00050,000
2130,00060,00060,000
2240,00080,00080,000
2360,000120,000120,000
2480,000160,000160,000
25100,000200,000200,000

Each invitee will start with at least 20,000 chips, with some players earning bonus chips to begin play. Blinds will open at 100/200 with a 200 big blind ante.

The final 16 remaining players will then join other Day 2 qualifiers from the monthly championships, regional winners, and wild card spots to battle for the title on Sunday.

Stay tuned all day long as the PokerNews team has you covered throughout the $34,000 Championship. Our coverage also includes the final day of the $1,650 High Roller, so don’t miss any of the action from the Eastern Poker Open.

$34,000 Championship

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