$10,000 Main Event [$10,000,000 GTD] Day 1c | 2022 Wynn Millions

Level: 2

Blinds: 200/300

Ante: 300

03-05-2022 14:09 UTC-7

Player	Chips	Progress
Tony Dunst	71,000 31,000	31,000

Kathy Liebert	48,000

Ryan Riess	47,000 7,000	7,000

Michael Wang	46,000 46,000	46,000

Bin Weng	44,000 4,000	4,000

Anthony Zinno	38,000 -2,000	-2,000

Ryan Laplante	37,000 -3,000	-3,000

Ren Lin	35,000 35,000	35,000

Srur Freerolls to Bust Stout

Connor Richards

Level 2 : 200/300, 300 ante

Matthew Stout opened to 800 in middle position and Austin Srur three-bet to 2,400 in the cutoff. The action folded back to Stout, who called.

Stout checked on the flop of and Srur bet 3,00. Stout check-raised to 8,500 and his opponent re-raised all-in. Stout snap-called with the smaller stack.

Matthew Stout:
Austin Srur:

Both players had flopped the nuts with Broadway straights but Srur was freerolling as he could improve to a flush. The turn brought the to give him the flush and have Srur drawing dead heading to the river.

Player	Chips	Progress
Austin Srur	125,000 125,000	125,000
Matthew Stout	Busted

Tags: Austin Srur Matthew Stout

03-05-2022 14:32 UTC-7

Moreno Ousts Opponent

Brandon Bloom

Level 2 : 200/300, 300 ante

An early position player jammed for approximately 2,500 and Andrew Moreno called the big blind.

Opponent:
Andrew Moreno:

The board ran out and the defending champ eliminated his opponent. Moreno has already accumulated chips today and added more chips to his stack.

Player	Chips	Progress
Andrew Moreno	89,000 49,000	49,000

03-05-2022 14:35 UTC-7

Mark Seif Defeats Mitch Garshofsky to Win Wynn Millions $1,100 NLH Seniors $100K GTD

Chad Holloway

Level 2 : 200/300, 300 ante

The 2022 Wynn Millions is a series comprised of 16 events with more than $15 million in guaranteed prize money. There's a tournament for just about any type of poker player — high stakes, mid-stakes, no-limit hold'em, pot-limit Omaha, bounty events, etc. And there are two seniors events for players aged 50 and above — $400 and $1,100.

From February 28-March 1, the $1,100 NLH Seniors $100K GTD attracted 246 runners and more than doubled the guarantee by creating a $239,850 prize pool.

Among those to finish in the top 27 and cash were David Levi (24th - $2,434), Lee Markholt (23rd - $2,677), Kathy Liebert (16th - $3,279), Bob Mather (13th - $4,147), Scott Epstein (7th - $7,771), and Curt Kohlberg (4th - $17,029).

After Andrew Robbins bowed out in third place for $24,585, the title came down to Las Vegas pros Mark Seif and Mitch Garshofsky. Ultimately it was the former who came out on top to claim the trophy and $60,610 first-place prize.

Wynn Millions $1,100 NLH Seniors $100K GTD Final Table Results

Place	Player	Hometown	Prize
1	Mark Seif	Las Vegas, NV	$60,610
2	Mitch Garshofsky	Las Vegas, NV	$37,417
3	Andrew Robbins	Cincinnati, OH	$24,585
4	Curt Kohlberg	Boston, MA	$17,029
5	Zozimo Revoreda	Mexico	$12,544
6	Scott Levy	Texas	$9,666
7	Scott Epstein	Las Vegas, NV	$7,771
8	Eric Siegel	Melville, NY	$6,452
9	Gary Bain	Canada	$5,493

03-05-2022 14:46 UTC-7

Rheem Shows Top Set

Connor Richards

Level 2 : 200/300, 300 ante

Chino Rheem was on the button and saw a flop four ways in a single-raised pot.

The action checked to Rheem on the board of and he fired a bet to take the pot down without contention as his three opponents folded.

It was clearly not the desired result as Rheem tabled for top set before raking in the small pot.

Player	Chips	Progress
Chino Rheem	60,000 20,000	20,000

Tags: Chino Rheem

03-05-2022 14:51 UTC-7

Riess Jams on Wheeler

Brandon Bloom

Level 2 : 200/300, 300 ante

With roughly 3,000 in the pot on a completed board, Jason Wheeler had 6,000 committed to the pot and was facing a raise to 47,500 by Ryan Riess. Wheeler had approximately 35,000 behind and had a decision for his tournament life.

Wheeler tried to engage in some table talk, but Riess continued to look down and shuffle chips. After some time, the clock was called, and eventually, Wheeler laid down his hand to concede the pot to Riess.

Player	Chips	Progress
Ryan Riess	59,000 12,000	12,000

Jason Wheeler	35,000

03-05-2022 14:59 UTC-7

History of the Wynn Classics

Brandon Bloom

Level 2 : 200/300, 300 ante

One of the premier poker rooms in Las Vegas is Wynn Poker, a room that features 28 tables equipped with personal USB, a sports wagering window, and 37 65” high-definition televisions streaming live sporting events.

The room is a favorite among players thanks to professional staff, action-packed cash games, and popular tournament series under “The Wynn Classic” brand.

PokerNews often brings you all the latest in Wynn Poker action. You can find Wynn news, photos, videos, schedules, live reporting and see results all on PokerNews.com.

What is the Wynn Classic?

Few venues can pull off their own self-branded tournament series quite like The Wynn. The one-time festival has expanded into a series of “Wynn Classic” events held throughout the year, each offering different variants, buy-ins, etc.

When is the Wynn Classic?

There are several Wynn Classic events throughout the year. They’ve traditionally done three a year – The Wynn Spring Classic (March), The Wynn Summer Classic (May-July), and The Wynn Fall Classic (September-October) – but in 2019 added a fourth with The Wynn Winter Classic (December).

PokerNews and the Wynn Classic

Over the years, PokerNews has offered live updates from various Wynn Classic tournaments, including the inaugural Wynn Winter Classic and wildly popular The Wynn Millions.

History of the Wynn Classic

According to The Hendon Mob, the first-ever The Wynn Classic took place back in February/March 2007. The inaugural championship event featured a $10,000 buy-in and was won by Zachary Hyman for $729,033.

It was just a single festival each year through 2010, and then in 2011, the Wynn Summer Classic was added. The year after that, the Wynn Fall Classic was added and it became a three-times-a-year series until 2019, which is when the Wynn Winter Classic was added to the schedule.

Wynn Spring Classic Winners

Year	Tournament	Entries	Prize Pool	Winner	Prize
2007	The Wynn Classic $10,200 Championship	198	$1,920,600	Zachary Hyman	$729,033
2008	The Wynn Classic $10,200 Championship	183	$1,775,100	Chris Moore	$692,286
2009	The Wynn Classic $10,200 Championship	104	$1,008,800	Keith Ferrera	$348,036
2010	The Wynn Classic $5,150 Championship	242	$1,173,700	Brandon Cantu	$363,844
2011	The Wynn Classic $5,170 Championship	212	$1,028,200	Tim West	$318,738
2012	The Wynn Classic $5,170 Championship	190	$921,500	Isaac Baron	$240,512
2013	The Wynn Classic $5,000 Championship	207	$1,003,950	Ray Dehkharghani	$235,931
2014	The Wynn Classic $5,200 Championship	86	$417,100	Brandon Allen	$79,875
2015	The Wynn Classic $2,100 Championship	248	$481,120	Maxim Sorokin	$101,619
2016	The Wynn Classic $1,600 Championship	499	$726,662	Ludovic Geilich	$150,662
2017	The Wynn Classic $1,600 Championship	818	$1,190,190	Eric Baldwin	$188,450
2018	The Wynn Classic $1,600 Championship	984	$1,431,720	David “The Dragon” Pham	$240,254
2019	The Wynn Classic $1,600 Championship	982	$1,428,810	Terry Fleischer	$184,376
2020	The Wynn Classic $1,600 Championship	687	$1,000,000	Kevin Buck	$166,837

Wynn Summer Classic Winners

Year	Tournament	Entries	Prize Pool	Winner	Prize
2012	The Wynn Summer Classic $2,600 Championship	249	$603,825	Michael Hack	$125,103
2013	The Wynn Summer Classic $5,180 Championship	60	$300,000	Kenna James	$83,000
2014	The Wynn Summer Classic $1,600 Championship	754	$1,097,070	Paul Balzano	$180,583
2015	The Wynn Summer Classic $1,600 Championship	427	$621,285	Raymond Travis Rice	$102,795
2016	The Wynn Summer Classic $1,600 Championship	1,030	$1,492,356	Joseph Cappello	$270,955
2017	The Wynn Summer Classic $1,600 Championship	2,035	$2,960,925	Ardavan Yazdi	$237,610
2018	The Wynn Summer Classic $1,600 Championship	2,119	$3,083,145	Florian Duta	$429,161
2019	The Wynn Summer Classic $1,600 Championship	2,287	$3,327,585	Justin Adams	$345,892
2021	The Wynn Summer Classic $1,600 Mystery Bounty	1,518	$1,442,100	Uri Reichenstein	$217,948
2021	The Wynn Summer Classic $10,000 Wynn Millions	1,328	$12,483,200	Andrew Moreno	$1,460,160

Wynn Fall Classic Winners

Year	Tournament	Entries	Prize Pool	Winner	Prize
2012	The Wynn Fall Classic $1,590 Championship	268	$389,940	James Hoeppner	$77,760
2013	The Wynn Fall Classic $1,600 Championship	249	$362,295	Josh Pollock	$84,050
2014	The Wynn Fall Classic $1,600 Championship	290	$421,950	Terry Fleischer	$76,334
2015	The Wynn Fall Classic $1,600 Championship	267	$388,485	Joe McKeehen	$90,125
2016	The Wynn Fall Classic $1,600 Championship	361	$525,165	Tom Middleton	$99,000
2017	The Wynn Fall Classic $1,600 Championship	447	$650,385	Matt Affleck	$139,348
2018	The Wynn Fall Classic $1,600 Championship	594	$864,270	Steve Sung	$170,550
2019	The Wynn Fall Classic $1,600 Championship	1,024	$1,489,920	Bob Shao	$222,820
2021	The Wynn Fall Classic $3,500 Championship	1,775	$5,724,375	Jeremy Kottler	$643,267

Wynn Winter Classic Winners

Year	Tournament	Entries	Prize Pool	Winner	Prize
2019	The Wynn Winter Classic $5,000 Championship	557	$2,740,440	Michael Rocco	$540,800
2021	The Wynn Winter Classic $5,300 Championship	672	$3,306,240	Eli Berg	$626,499

03-05-2022 15:04 UTC-7

Nasreddine Cracks Lin's Aces

Connor Richards

Level 2 : 200/300, 300 ante

Rania Nasreddine was in the big blind and saw a flop against Huy Nguyen and Ren Lin.

Nasreddine led out for 10,000 on the board of and Nguyen folded, while Lin raised all-in from the button. Nasreddine called with a smaller stack.

Rania Nasreddine:
Ren Lin:

It was a massive cooler as Lin's pocket aces were far behind the set of tens of Nasreddine, who held for a double-up as the board ran out . To make matters worse for Lin, it had been a one-outer as Nguyen noted that he folded ace-ten.