After a relatively slow three-handed match, Seth Davies limped the cutoff and then called off for 3.525 million when Sean Winter jammed the button.
Winter: 
Davies: 
Davies got it in good but fell behind when the 
flop gave Winter two pair. Neither the 
turn nor 
river helped Davies and he was sent to the rail in third place.
Winter is now officially out front in the race for the 2019 US Poker Open Championship regardless if he takes first or second.
Level: 21
Ante: 60,000
Button Ante: 120,000
Today, Sean Winter became the first player in High Roller Triple Crown history to make four-straight final tables. Winter opened the series with three cashes, before bagging for Sunday’s $10,000 Short Deck final table stream.
David Peters moved all in from the cutoff to put Seth Davies to the test on the button. Davies called off for 1.475 million and the hands were turned up.
Davies: 
Peters: 
Davies had the superior ace and shipped the double after the board ran out 
.
Sean Winter limped holding the 
and snap-called when Ben Lamb moved all in for 1.78 million holding the 
.
Lamb paired on the 
flop but needed more help. The 
turn wasn't great as Winter made a set, but Lamb could still make Broadway with a ten.
It wasn't meant to be as the bricked the river. With that, Winters took over the chip lead.
Level: 20
Ante: 50,000
Button Ante: 100,000
David Peters limped holding the 
and Ben Lamb checked his button option with the 
.
Peters continued for 100K on the 
flop and Lamb folded.
Seth Davies open with a raise and called when Sean Winter three-bet jammed for 1.55 million.
Winter: 
Davies: 
The flop left Davies looking for an ace, but the turn left him drawing dead as Winter made a boat. The meaningless 
was run out on the river and Winter doubled into second in chips.
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