Steve O'Dwyer Wins 2015 PokerStars Caribbean Adventure Super High Roller ($1,872,580)
He's done it again. Just two months after winning the 2014 Asia Championship of Poker Super High Roller, top professional Steve O'Dwyer has added another prestigious title to his résumé. After a grueling three days of poker, O'Dwyer rose to the top of a stacked field to earn the title of 2015 PokerStars Caribbean Adventure $100,000 Super High Roller champion as well as $1,872,580 in first-place prize money.
The day began with seven of the eight members of the official final table returning to the felt (Scott Seiver was the final elimination of Day 2, earning $243,280 for his eighth-place finish). Sorel Mizzi held the chip lead coming into the day, while the eventual champion, O'Dwyer, sat in the middle of the pack with third-place chips.
The action at the final table came quickly with Andrew Robl being the first to hit the rail. On his final hand, Robl found himself all in on the turn with top pair against Bryn Kenney's flush draw and an over card. Another club peeled off on the river to complete Kenney's flush and eliminate Robl in seventh place for $313,700.
Following Robl to the exit was Day 1 chip leader Sam Greenwood. Greenwood became the victim of a confrontation with German Christoph Vogelsang whose pocket nines held up against Greenwood's pocket sixes during a preflop all in.
Despite this victory, Vogelsang could not gain any momentum at the final table and became the next player to fall. Vogelsang three-bet the 
over an open from Roger Sippl with the 
. Action came back around to Sippl, he moved all in, and Vogelsang called for his own tournament life. When the board ran out, Sippl spiked a queen on the river to send Vogelsang home as the fifth-place finisher for $512,160.
Mizzi became the next victim, unable to ride his start-of-day chip lead into a victory. Mizzi three-bet shipped deuces over the top of a button open from Kenney, who held ace-jack. Kenney called and made a Broadway straight to eliminate Mizzi from play. Mizzi collected $695,400 for his finish. Shortly after scoring this elimination, however, it was Kenney who was the next to fall. He lost a crucial preflop race for his tournament life against O'Dwyer and was forced to settle for a bust just shy of heads-up play.
O'Dwyer began heads-up play with a significant chip lead over Sippl and he maintained that lead throughout the entirety of the match. With the blinds at 80,000/160,000/20,000, Sippl opened his button to 450,000 with the 
and was called by O'Dwyer's 
. The flop came down 
, and O'Dwyer check-called a continuation bet of 750,000. Both players checked the 
on fourth street, allowing the 
to complete the board on the river. O'Dwyer tapped the table for a third time and Sippl instantly moved all in for his last 2,995,000. This bet sent O'Dwyer into the tank for roughly four minutes while he pondered calling with merely ace high. In the end, O'Dwyer announced a call and Sippl was eliminated as the runner-up. He collected $1,344,420 for his impressive finish.
Interestingly enough, Sippl was the first elimination from this tournament. He fired a second bullet on Day 1 and was able to ride that into a second-place finish. O'Dwyer also reentered on Day 1 and that was enough to propel him to his second career Super High Roller victory.
Final Table Payouts
| Place | Player | Prize |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Steve O'Dwyer | $1,872,580 |
| 2 | Roger Sippl | $1,344,420 |
| 3 | Bryn Kenney | $873,880 |
| 4 | Sorel Mizzi | $659,400 |
| 5 | Christoph Vogelsang | $512,160 |
| 6 | Sam Greenwood | $396,920 |
| 7 | Andrew Robl | $313,700 |
| 8 | Scott Seiver | $243,820 |
That does it for our coverage of the 2015 PCA Super High Roller. While this tournament has reached its conclusion, the action is just getting started from the Atlantis Paradise Island. Be sure to check out the live updates from the tournament floor of Day 1 of the $10,300 Main Event.
, failing to help improve Kenney's hand. The 
hit fourth street, meaning Kenney had six outs heading to the river. Unfortunately for Kenney, the 
. Roger Sippl checked 
from the big blind and the flop came down 
. O'Dwyer checked, Sippl fired 175,000, and O'Dwyer called.
fell on the river and O'Dwyer checked for a third time. Sippl moved all in for 2.215 million and O'Dwyer immediately asked for a count. After about a minute in the tank, O'Dwyer announced a call only to find that Sippl had turned a boat.
, keeping Mizzi's deuces out in front. The turn was the 
, giving Kenney a few more outs to make a Broadway straight on the river.
finished off the board and gave him a winning straight. Mizzi, who started the day as the chip leader, was eliminated in fourth place for $695,400.
completed the board and Vogelsang was eliminated in fifth place. He will collect $512,160 for his efforts.
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, Christoph Vogelsang called from the small blind with 
and Sam Greenwood three-bet shoved for 1.26 million with 
from the big blind. Mizzi folded, Vogelsang called and the hands were revealed:
, Roger Sippl called in the small blind with 
and action checked to Robl who continued for 210,000. Both Sippl and Kenney check-called to see the 
