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2019 World Series of Poker

Event #83: $100,000 No-Limit Hold'em High Roller
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Event Info

2019 World Series of Poker

Resultados Finais
Campeão
Keith Tilston
Mão Vencedora
q♣j♦
Premiação
$2,792,406
Event Info
Buy-in
$100,000
Premiação
$9,603,000
Entries
99
Informações do Nível
Nível
28
Blinds
400,000 / 800,000
Ante
800,000
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Seat Draw Day 2 Event #83: $100,000 No-Limit Hold'em High Roller

Webjoker
Webjoker
Nível 12 : 10,000/20,000, 20,000 ante
RoomTableSeatPlayerCountryChip CountBig Blinds
Amazon4001David PetersUnited States500,00020
Amazon4002Keiji TakahashiJapan1,315,00053
Amazon4003Dan SmithUnited States420,00017
Amazon4006Stephen ChidwickUnited Kingdom460,00018
Amazon4007Michael ZhangUnited Kingdom800,00032
       
Amazon4011Bryn KenneyUnited States2,035,00081
Amazon4012Sean WinterUnited States615,00025
Amazon4013Danny TangHong Kong1,550,00062
Amazon4014Manig LoeserGermany700,00028
Amazon4016Jason KoonUnited States925,00037
Amazon4017Thomas BoivinBelgium2,116,00085
       
Amazon4021Steven MirandaUnited States730,00029
Amazon4023Sam SoverelUnited States720,00029
Amazon4024James CalderaroUnited States1,600,00064
Amazon4025Elio FoxUnited States1,140,00046
Amazon4027Nick SchulmanUnited States900,00036
Amazon4028Jeremy AusmusUnited States755,00030
       
Amazon4031Brandon AdamsUnited States2,950,000118
Amazon4032Jake SchindlerUnited States85,0003
Amazon4034Paul VolpeUnited States1,035,00041
Amazon4035Mikael ThuritzUnited States530,00021
Amazon4036Orpen KisacikogluUnited Kingdom1,125,00045
Amazon4038Sam GraftonUnited Kingdom935,00037
       
Amazon4052Koray AldemirAustria10
Amazon4053Christoph VogelsangGermany410,00016
Amazon4054Mikita BadziakouskiBelarus2,105,00084
Amazon4057Byron KavermanUnited States2,655,000106
Amazon4058Dominik NitscheGermany535,00021
       
Amazon4063Martin KabrhelCzech Republic440,00018
Amazon4064Dietrich FastAustria790,00032
Amazon4065Yong WangChina1,150,00046
Amazon4067Talal ShakerchiUnited Kingdom463,00019
Amazon4068Kainalu McCue-UncianoUnited States1,865,00075
       
Amazon4071Isaac HaxtonUnited States575,00023
Amazon4073Matthias EibingerAustria2,000,00580
Amazon4075Johannes BeckerGermany665,00027
Amazon4076Steffen SontheimerGermany2,010,00080
Amazon4078Brian RastUnited States15,0001
       
Amazon4081Nick PetrangeloUnited States400,00016
Amazon4082Keith TilstonUnited States1,145,00046
Amazon4085Igor KurganovRussia1,690,00068
Amazon4086James ChenTaiwan2,150,00086
Amazon4087Ali ImsirovicUnited States2,060,00082
Amazon4088Justin BonomoUnited States670,00027
       
Amazon4092Sergi ReixachUnited Kingdom480,00019
Amazon4093Kensaku TakagiJapan1,670,00067
Amazon4094Adrian MateosSpain1,615,00065
Amazon4095Vicent BoscaSpain430,00017
Amazon4097Mike LimUnited States1,490,00060
Amazon4098Stefan SchillhabelGermany990,00040

Brandon Adams Leads Event #83: $100,000 High Roller After Day 1

will_shill
will_shill
Nível 12 : 10,000/20,000, 20,000 ante
Brandon Adams
Brandon Adams

After 12 levels of play Brandon Adams has bagged the chip lead with 50 left in Event #83: $100,000 High Roller heading into Day 2.

He's making a habit of bagging chip leads, after finishing top of the pile after Day 2 in the $50,000 High Roller. He finished fourth in that event for $500,282 five days after winning his first bracelet in the $3,200 No Limit Hold'em - WSOP.com Online High Roller (Event #74) for $411,561.

Even bigger prizes are yet to be won here in the biggest buy-in of the 2019 World Series of Poker, and close behind Adams there are still plenty of big stacks including Byron Kaverman (2,655,000), James Chen (2,150,000), Thomas Boivin (2,115,000), Mikita Badziakouski (2,105,000), Ali Imsirovic (2,060,000) and Steffen Sontheimer (2,010,000).

Last year's $100,000 High Roller attracted 105 entries and that looks to be under threat as 93 players entered on Day 1 with late registration and a single re-entry available to players until the start of Day 2.

Mikita Badziakouski
Mikita Badziakouski

Day 1 Recap

As expected, the great and the good sidled into the corner of the Amazon hoping to cap off their summers with a bracelet and an expected seven-figure payout.

However there were some new faces; Japanese players Junichi Nakanowatari, Kensaku Takagi, Yusuke Takahashi and Keiji Takahashi were all in action early, as well as High Roller regulars such as Talal Shakerchi, Bill Klein, Daniel Negreanu, Erik Seidel and Justin Bonomo.

The early pace was set by Sam Grafton, and he was the first player over one million in chips. Although with a 600,000 starting stack, he was soon joined by Klein and Takagi.

More players joined the field including 2019 bracelet winners Ben Heath, Danny Tang and Brandon Adams, although Heath would bust twice in quick succession.

Daniel Negreanu
Daniel Negreanu

As the eliminations and re-entries mounted, the chip stacks continued to grow until the big stacks surpassed two million. Daniel Negreanu was a late elimination, busting in one of the final hands of the night but expect him to be back in action at the start of Day 2.

Play resumes on July 12th at 1 p.m. with the plan to play down to the final six. Stay tuned to PokerNews for all the action as the $100,000 High Roller continues.

Tags: Ali ImsirovicBen HeathBill KleinBrandon AdamsByron KavermanDaniel NegreanuDanny TangErik SeidelJames ChenJunichi NakanowatariJustin BonomoKeiji TakahashiKensaku TakagiMikita BadziakouskiSamSam GraftonSteffen SontheimerTalal ShakerchiThomas BoivinYusuke Takahashi

Event #83: $100,000 No-Limit Hold'em High Roller

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