It's High Roller Time at High Noon
It is time for another exciting tournament here in Round Rock at the Lodge Poker Club as Day of Event #10: $5,000 NLH High Roller gets underway at high noon. This tournament boasts a guarantee of $300,000 and will be held over two days, where high rollers will be dueling in deep-stacked action.
The $5,000 entry will garner a 75,000 chip stack. Levels are 60 minutes in length on Day 1 before elongating to 75 minutes on Day 2 on Thursday to create a very deep-stacked tournament. Late registration is open until the start of Level 7. There will be a 15-minute break every two-levels with a 60-minute break for dinner after Level 6.
Day 1 will play ten levels before stopping for the night and the remaining players will come back for Day 2 at 3 p.m. on Thursday.
PokerNews will cover this event from start to finish, so keep it locked here.
. From the button, Jesse Lonis bet 3,000. He was raised from under the gun by Wagner Wysotchanski to 7,000, Lonis called.
. Both players checked to the river which came the 
. Wysotchanski led for11,000 and was quickly called.
for the quad monster which of course was the best hand as Lonis gave a wry smile and mucked his cards.
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to pair the board. Weng shoved all in for 24,100. Burr thought for a bit and got a count before ultimately calling.
which Burr had beat with the 
and Weng was busted.
with an already decent sized pot in the middle. From the big blind, Stephen Song bet 5,000. Charles Alex-Barton raised to 22,000 from the button which Song called.
. Alex-Barton moved all in which Song called as he gave a bit of a frown. It turned out the frown was warranted as Alex-Barton had the 
which coolered the 
of Song.
and he was sent away from the table.
. The river came the 
. From the cutoff Alex Foxen overbet 19,000 into a pot of about 13,500.
for the winning full house.
.
on the river.
to pair the board. Weng slowed down and checked. Polk pushed one chip forward and announced all in for about 35,000. Weng thought for about 30 seconds before he called.
