2021 Poker Palace Summer Championships

AU$2,500 High Roller
Day: 1
Event Info

2021 Poker Palace Summer Championships

Final Results
Winner
Prize
80,500 AUD
Event Info
Buy-in
2,500 AUD
Prize Pool
297,000 AUD
Entries
135
Level Info
Level
26
Blinds
40,000 / 80,000
Ante
80,000

Day 2 Seat Draw

Level 12 : 2,000/4,000, 4,000 ante
TableSeatPlayerChip Count
11Collin Tran248,000
12--
13Richard Faura94,500
14Vincent Huang291,000
15Jamal Ishac172,000
16[Removed:268]602,000
17Honglin Jiang44,000
18--
    
21--
22Jarrod Thatcher260,500
23Yita Choong279,000
24--
25Chris Tran96,500
26Wissam Al Hayek251,000
27--
28Michel Bouskila234,500
    
31Jarryd Godena115,000
32David Rodwell276,000
33Peter An424,500
34--
35--
36Meerwais Hussaini104,000
37Lewis Murray168,000
38Toby Giles128000
    
41George Elias96,500
42Alan Zheng210,000
43David Hanna83,000
44--
45--
46William Undy430,000
47Joseph Antar177,000
48Luis Arrilucea228,500
    
51--
52--
53Rehman Kassam516,500
54Jarod Cunningham564,500
55Steve Pappas160,500
56Rob Damelian304,000
57Marco Perri583,500
58Morten Mortensen514,500
    
61--
62Didier Guerin352,000
63Ryan Bownds161,500
64--
65Anish Kumar903,500
66Patrick Yazbeck242,500
67Charles Chiha115,000
68Dejan Boskovic168,000
    
71Michael Oscuro405,000
72Kaygee Gergis165,000
73--
74--
75--
76Rob Spano355,500
77Bassam Habib265,000
78Marc Seymour144,000
    
81Patrick Camilleri100,000
82--
83--
84David Sebesfi309,000
85Michael Brahim431,500
86Jim Pizanias181,500
87Ben Salah98,000
88Tyson Orth145,000

Day 1 Chip Counts (full)

Level 12 : 2,000/4,000, 4,000 ante
Player Chips Progress
Anish Kumar au
Anish Kumar
903,500
103,500
103,500
[Removed:262] au
[Removed:262]
602,000
602,000
602,000
Marco Perri au
Marco Perri
583,500
358,500
358,500
Jarod Cunningham au
Jarod Cunningham
564,500
464,500
464,500
Rehman Kassam gb
Rehman Kassam
514,500
197,500
197,500
Morten Mortensen dk
Morten Mortensen
514,500
19,500
19,500
Michael Brahim au
Michael Brahim
431,500
-43,500
-43,500
William Undy nz
William Undy
430,000
430,000
430,000
Peter Au au
Peter Au
424,500
-48,500
-48,500
Michael Oscuro au
Michael Oscuro
405,000
245,000
245,000
Robert Spano au
Robert Spano
355,500
155,500
155,500
Didier Guerin au
Didier Guerin
352,000
352,000
352,000
David Sebesfi au
David Sebesfi
309,000
249,000
249,000
Robert Damelian au
Robert Damelian
304,000
214,000
214,000
Vincent Huang au
Vincent Huang
291,000
191,000
191,000
Yita Choong au
Yita Choong
279,000
279,000
279,000
David Rodwell au
David Rodwell
276,000
116,000
116,000
Bassam Habib au
Bassam Habib
265,000
175,000
175,000
Jarrod Thatcher au
Jarrod Thatcher
260,500
160,500
160,500
Wissam Al Hayek
Wissam Al Hayek
251,000
131,000
131,000
Colin Tran
Colin Tran
248,000
248,000
248,000
Patrick Yazbeck au
Patrick Yazbeck
242,500
27,500
27,500
Michel Bouskila au
Michel Bouskila
234,500
69,500
69,500
Luis Arrilucea au
Luis Arrilucea
228,500
148,500
148,500
Alan Zhang
Alan Zhang
210,000
210,000
210,000

Read full

Kumar Claims Big Chip Lead After Day 1 of the A$2,500 High Roller

Level 12 : 2,000/4,000, 4,000 ante
Anish Kumar
Anish Kumar

Day 1 of the A$2,500 High Roller at the Poker Palace Summer Championships has ended with a clear chip leader taking us into Day 2. Anish Kumar will bring 903,500 chips into the final day, a massive lead over his nearest rivals Stephen Gergis (602,000). Marco Perri (583,500), Jarod Cunningham (564,500), Rehman Kassam (516,500), and Morten Mortensen (514,500) were the other players to bag over half a million in chips,

Kumar found himself in the top of the standings for most of the day and bolstered his lead when he knocked out Patrick Camilleri and his 300,000 chip stack with set-over-set. At one point, Kumar even crested the one million mark to ultimately end at 900k.

Among the notables who made it through to the second and final day are Vincent Huang, Michael Oscuro and Peter Au, while Michael O'Grady, Craig Blight and Noel Jaber were unable to find themselves a bag at the end of the night.

The day finished with 45 players from the 122 entries, a number that's expected to rise as late registration will be available right up until the end of the first blind level on Day 2. The prize pool of the event is already up to A$270,000, smashing the estimated prize pool of $150,000.

Day 2 will start at 4.00 p.m local time and will play down to a winner. At 5 p.m. tomorrow, cards will also be in the air for Day 1a of the $1,150 Main Event. Follow along with PokerNews throughout the week as we bring you all the latest from the Summer Championships at the Poker Palace!

Check the Day 2 Seat Draw here

Rehman Kassam takes a top 5 stack into Day 2
Rehman Kassam takes a top 5 stack into Day 2

AU$2,500 High Roller

Day 1 Completed