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2017 PokerStars Championship Bahamas

$25,750 Pot Limit Omaha High Roller
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Event Info

2017 PokerStars Championship Bahamas

Resultados Finais
Campeão
Premiação
$49,867
Event Info
Buy-in
$25,750
Entries
4
Informações do Nível
Nível
7
Blinds
500 / 1,000
Ante
0

Isaac Haxton and Ben Tollerene Chop $25,000 Pot-Limit Omaha High Roller

Nível 7 : 500/1,000, 0 ante
Isaac Haxton
Isaac Haxton

A bit after the aforementioned hand where Isaac Haxton flopped a boat and took the chip lead, he and Ben Tollerene paused the tournament and agreed to chop up the money based on independent chip model (ICM).

Haxton had 105,900 and Tollerene 94,100. As such, the adjusted payouts would be $49,867 for Haxton and $48,133 for Tollerene. Haxton officially won the event.

The original payouts were set to be $63,700 and $34,300.

Originally, the $25K PLO High Roller was set for a 12:30 p.m. start. However, with the Main Event still running and a number of high rollers still playing that, it looked questionable whether the event would even get off the ground. A handful of players mingled about the tournament area as the clock ticked past 12:30, waiting to see if more would show up.

In the end, the tournament director decided to postpone things until 4 p.m. to see if there had been any development. When that time came, four players took seats with 50,000 apiece and got to it: Haxton, Tollerene, Sean Winter, and Lauri Varonen.

Winter served as something of an early punching bag, as other players made huge hands against him a couple of times. He got coolered by Haxton when the latter flopped kings full and Winter turned nines full. Haxton went for a check-raise on the river and got paid. Winter then ran into a boat made by Lauri Varonen and was busto shortly after Level 4 (200/500) began.

A key pot developed between Haxton and Varonen that saw Varonen flop top two and turn a flush draw, while Haxton held top set. They got it in with Haxton holding, which proved to be a major turning point as the Finnish player never got back above the starting stack. Eventually, Varonen got it in good with three pairs — though only top two played — against the bottom two and a straight draw of Tollerene. The American got there, and he took a slightly lead into heads-up play.

That didn't last long, as the two played just a few hands that saw Haxton take the lead before the deal was reached.

Jogador Fichas Progresso
Isaac Haxton us
Isaac Haxton
WSOP 1X Winner
105,900 -4,100
Ben Tollerene us
Ben Tollerene
94,100 4,100

Tags: Ben TollereneIsaac HaxtonLauri VaronenSean Winter

Lauri Varonen Eliminated in 3rd Place

Nível 7 : 500/1,000, 0 ante
Lauri Varonen
Lauri Varonen

Lauri Varonen called from the small blind and Ben Tollerene raised to 3,000. Varonen called, and the flop fell {6-Diamonds}{4-Spades}{9-Diamonds}. Varonen checked and Tollerene bet 3,000. Varonen made it 15,000, and Tollerene shoved for 30,000 or so effective.

Tollerene: {7-Spades}{6-Spades}{5-Spades}{4-Diamonds}
Varonen: {9-Hearts}{7-Diamonds}{6-Clubs}{4-Hearts}

Varonen held the lead with top two, and the turn was a {2-Diamonds}, improving neither player. On the river, a {3-Diamonds} hit, giving Tollerene a straight and knocking Varonen out. He informed the other two players he would not be reentering.

On the first hand of heads-up play, Isaac Haxton flopped top boat with {k-Diamonds}{j-Diamonds}{j-Clubs}{7-Diamonds} and got paid off for 10,000 on the river on a board of {5-Clubs}{5-Diamonds}{j-Spades}{10-Hearts}{9-Clubs}. He now has the lead.

Jogador Fichas Progresso
Isaac Haxton us
Isaac Haxton
WSOP 1X Winner
110,000 13,000
Ben Tollerene us
Ben Tollerene
90,000 9,000
Lauri Varonen fi
Lauri Varonen
Eliminado

Tags: Ben TollereneIsaac HaxtonLauri Varonen

Sean Winter Eliminated

Nível 4 : 200/500, 0 ante
Sean Winter
Sean Winter

Sean Winter raised it up to 1,700 first to act and Isaac Haxton put him all in from the big blind for around 5,000. Winter called.

"I've got a good one," Haxton said, tabling {a-Spades}{k-Spades}{q-Hearts}{10-Hearts}.

He was in need of help though, as Winter had {a-Clubs}{a-Diamonds}{q-Clubs}{3-Spades}.

Haxton got it when {9-Diamonds}{2-Spades}{j-Clubs} flopped, giving him a wrap. The {k-Diamonds} turn sealed at least a chop and the {4-Spades} river signaled the end for Winter.

Winter said he might be back if others buy in.

Jogador Fichas Progresso
Ben Tollerene us
Ben Tollerene
88,000 14,000
Isaac Haxton us
Isaac Haxton
WSOP 1X Winner
66,000 -500
Lauri Varonen fi
Lauri Varonen
46,000 -4,000

Tags: Isaac HaxtonSean Winter

It's a Go

Ben Tollerene
Ben Tollerene

Isaac Haxton, Ben Tollere, Sean Winter and Lauri Varonen are seated and the clock is running for the $25,000 PLO event. Reentry is still a thing for this event, but if a couple of the players go bust early and decline to reenter immediately, registration will close with the last two battling for the prize.

Varonen is in Seat 1, Tollerene in Seat 3, Haxton in Seat 4, and Winter in Seat 7.

Jogador Fichas Progresso
Ben Tollerene us
Ben Tollerene
50,000
Isaac Haxton us
Isaac Haxton
WSOP 1X Winner
50,000
Lauri Varonen fi
Lauri Varonen
50,000
Sean Winter us
Sean Winter
50,000

Welcome to Day 1 of $25,750 Pot-Limit Omaha High Roller

Atlantis Resort, home of the PokerStars Championship Bahamas
Atlantis Resort, home of the PokerStars Championship Bahamas

While no-limit hold'em might be the game of choice for most and the game that's dominating the headlines here at PokerStars Championship Bahamas, that's not all anyone's sitting down at the felt to play. Plenty of other games are on the docket, and one tournament in particular will draw interest from the top players and eyeballs from poker fans everywhere: the $25,750 Pot-Limit Omaha High Roller.

PLO is a game that's exciting for players and fans alike, and high-stakes PLO is on the schedule here with a 12:30 p.m. start time at Atlantis Resort in The Bahamas.

No equivalent tournament existed here last year in the final year of the PokerStars Caribbean Adventure. The closest thing was a $5,300 PLO event won by noted PLO player Florian Langmann of Germany for just under $45,000.

This particular event has 45-minute blind levels and a 50,000 starting stack. One reentry is allowed per player up until the start of Level 9 (800/1,600). Blinds begin at 100/200, and although things are scheduled to end at the conclusion of Level 14 (2,500/5,000), it's anyone's guess whether a Day 2 will be needed.

Either way, PokerNews will be your source for high-stakes PLO action today, so stay tuned.