500000 Usd super high roller in vegas

Obv really tough field. Hard to say who is favourite or who has most edge.

Not Talal Shakerchi

Originally posted by NutzAreOk
Obv really tough field. Hard to say who is favourite or who has most edge.

Actually atm Daniel Colman is really tough to beat at tournaments. Even though I don`t like the guy, if must choose a favourite to win, it would be him. He has runned good since the One Drop victory but also played really well against the best.

Ben Lamb has only two cashes since 2011 WSOP so interesting to see if he makes it to FT. He`s mainly CG player though.

I dont like Coleman also but hes good at poker for sure, someone i like and seems to doing good at this highroller events is Scott Seiver so hes my favorite but as you said its alot of great players in the field so hard to pick one favorite only.

Day 2 is completed and bubble bursted.

Chip counts for FT:
Brian Rast 7,980,000
Scott Seiver 3,950,000
David Peters 3,015,000
Erik Seidel 1,930,000
Timofey Kuznetsov 1,725,000
Tom Marchese 1,705,000
Connor Drinan 1,295,000

Pricepool:
1. $7,525,000
2. $5,160,000
3. $3,225,000
4. $2,150,000
5. $1,505,000
6. $1,075,000
7. $860,000

7th Erik Seidel

6th Tom Marchese

5th David Peters

4th Timofey Kuznetsov

3th Connor Drinan

right now is hu in play,

Scott Seiver 14 500 000

Brian Rast 7 100 000

blind level 60k-120k ante 20k

11 hands of Hu play, and blind level is now 80k-160k ante20k , we saw a double up from Brian Rast,

stacks now

Brian Rast 14 205 000

Scott Seiver 7 395 000

22 hands hu play, nothing much happend from last update,

Brian Rast 14 970 000

Scott Seiver 6 630 0000

after 27 hands of hu play we saw a winner when both players got it allin preflop Seiver holding 5♦: 5♠: and Rast A♠: 9♠:

Seiver ahead but that changed when the flop was dealt 9♦: 2♣: Q♥: and with no help for Seiver with K♦: and 6♦: at turn flop we saw a winner in Brian Rast , congrats to him and congrats to Scott seiver for another nice score in a Highroller tournament