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Level: 5
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 0
2017 PokerStars Championship Bahamas
$25,750 Pot Limit Omaha High Roller
Day: 1
Event Info
2017 PokerStars Championship Bahamas
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$25,750
Total Entries
4
Level
7
Blinds
500 / 1,000
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 4
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Level 4
: 200/500, 0 ante
Lauri Varonen made it 1,500 to go in the small blind, and Ben Tollerene defended. Varonen check-called 3,000 on the 
flop, and Tollerene potted again on the 
turn. Varonen released.
Tollerene was in the small blind the next hand and raised to 1,500. Isaac Haxton called, and it got checked to the end on a 
board. Tollerene bet 3,000 and took the pot with 
for a flush after Haxton tank-called.
Level 4
: 200/500, 0 ante
Sean Winter raised it up to 1,700 first to act and Isaac Haxton put him all in from the big blind for around 5,000. Winter called.
"I've got a good one," Haxton said, tabling 
.
He was in need of help though, as Winter had 
.
Haxton got it when 
flopped, giving him a wrap. The turn sealed at least a chop and the 
river signaled the end for Winter.
Winter said he might be back if others buy in.
Level: 4
Blinds: 200/500
Ante: 0
Level 3
: 200/400, 0 ante
Ben Tollerene raised to 1,400 and Lauri Varonen defended the big blind. Varonen check-called 1,500 on a 
flop, and he came out betting with 5,500 on a turn. Tollerene called, and an completed a backdoor flush possibility. Varonen checked and Tollerene fired 15,000. After a bit of thinking time, Varonen called.
Tollerene showed 
for a flush.
Level 3
: 200/400, 0 ante
Isaac Haxton raised to 1,200 in the small blind and Sean Winter called. They both checked a flop of 
and Haxton bet 800 on the turn. Winter called. The river was a 
and Haxton checked. Winter bet 1,300 and Haxton raised to 7,900.
"Ike, what are you doing to me?" Winter asked.
Winter decided to call, though, and Haxton showed 
for top boat. Winter showed nines and mucked.
"I almost checked," Winter said.
"I would never sleep again," Haxton said.
Just after that, Lauri Varonen checked a board of 
and Ben Tollerene bet 400. Winter called on the button and Varonen made it 2,100 to go. Only Winter called. The river was a and Varonen bet 5,200, exactly half of Winter's stack. Winter called and mucked when shown for eights full.
Anthony Zinno wandered over.
"Having fun, boys?" he asked.
"I'm not," Winter replied. "They're good at making boats."
By Neil Stoddart/PokerStars.
Level 3
: 200/400, 0 ante
Sean Winter completed the small blind and then saw Lauri Varonen pop it to 1,200. Winter put in a reraise to 3,600 and Varonen called. Winter bet 2,400 on the 
flop and Varonen quickly folded.
After that hand, the players decided to take a quick break.
Level: 3
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 0
Level 2
: 100/300, 0 ante
Sean Winter opened to 1,000 on the button Lauri Varonen made it 3,300 in the small blind. Winter called to see 
flop. Varonen checked and Winter bet 4,300. Varonen called and both checked the . The river paired the board with the 
. Varonen bet 7,100 and took the pot.
Shortly after that, Winter and Varonen played a big pot with Winter limping under the gun and calling 1,300 from Varonen. They both checked the flop and got stacks in on a 
board on the turn. Both held 
but Varonen had a gutshot to go with one overcard, while Winter had two overs to the seven for better two pair. The river bricked off and they chopped.
