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2019 US Poker Open

USPO #5 - $25,000 NLH
Jours 1
Event Info

2019 US Poker Open

Résultats
Gagnant
Main Gagnante
96
Prix
$442,500
Event Info
Buy-in
$25,000
Prize Pool
$1,475,000
Entrants
59
Info Niveau
Niveau
21
Blinds
30,000 / 60,000
Ante
60,000

Chris Hunichen Eliminated in 8th Place ($59,000)

Niveau 17 : 15,000/25,000, 25,000 ante
Chris Hunichen
Chris Hunichen

Chris Hunichen opened from the hijack with a raise to 300,000, leaving himself about 150,000 behind. Action folded to the button where Dan Shak clicked it back and made it 600,000. Action folded back to Hunichen who called off, putting himself at risk.

Chris Hunichen: {A-Hearts}{Q-Clubs}
Dan Shak: {J-Clubs}{J-Hearts}

The board ran out {6-Diamonds}{6-Spades}{2-Diamonds}{4-Spades}{5-Hearts} and Shak's jacks held up to take down the pot.

"Wow," Shak said after the hand. "I actually won a flip."

For his run, Hunichen will take home $59,000.

Joueur Jetons Progression
Dan Shak us
Dan Shak
1,600,000
600,000
600,000
$25K Fantasy
Chris Hunichen us
Chris Hunichen
Eliminé
$25K Fantasy
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Brandon Adams Eliminated in 7th Place ($73,750)

Niveau 17 : 15,000/25,000, 25,000 ante
Brandon Adams
Brandon Adams

Ali Imsirovic opened to 75,000, Brandon Adams moved all in from the big blind for 560,000 and Imsirovic snap-called, players turned over their hands.

Ali Imsirovic: {8-Hearts}{8-Diamonds}
Brandon Adams: {7-Hearts}{7-Clubs}

The flop came down {6-Spades}{q-Diamonds}{k-Spades} and Imsirovic was still in the lead. A {j-Hearts} fell on the turn and Adams would need an eight to stay alive. The {a-Clubs} fell on the river and sealed the deal for Imsirovic as he scooped in the pot, eliminating Adams from the tournament.

The final table is now set, all players coming back tomorrow will be guaranteed at least a cash of $88,500 and will be playing down until a winner.

Joueur Jetons Progression
Ali Imsirovic ba
Ali Imsirovic
2,505,000
850,000
850,000
Brandon Adams us
Brandon Adams
Eliminé
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Ali Imsirovic Leads Final Table in Event #5: $25,000 No Limit Hold'em

Niveau 17 : 15,000/25,000, 25,000 ante
Ali Imsirovic
Ali Imsirovic

The first day of the biggest buy-in tournament thus far in the 2019 US Poker Open ended with none other than purple jacket winner Ali Imsirovic bagging the biggest stack in Event #5: $25,000 No Limit Hold'em. Imsirovic started the day off slowly, but shortly after the first break started to pick up traction, knocking out Daniel Weinand with jacks, while also taking down a large side pot against Brandon Adams.

In an unlikely twist, it would be Adams that would give Imsirovic his biggest hand of the day, which also happened to be the last hand of the night. It occurred when Adams lost with sevens against Imsirovic's snowmen, catapulting him to 2,505,000 to end the day.

The star-studded final table is highlighted by two high roller specialist in Nick Petrangelo and Cary Katz. Both will be coming into the final day of the tournament with vastly more experience in high-stakes tournament play than their competitors and will be looking to add another cash to their already stacked resumes at the PokerGO studio just outside of the ARIA Resort & Casino.

Event #5: $25,000 NLH Final Table

SeatPlayerChip Count
1Cary Katz260,000
2Nick Petrangelo1,415,000
3Kristen Bicknell1,545,000
4Dan Shak1,560,000
5Ali Imsirovic2,505,000
6Joseph Cappello95,000

There was a total of 59 entry slips sold for the tournament, creating a prize pool of 1,475,000. After 16 levels of play, it would be Jake Schindler exiting as the bubble boy, of both the final table and money. Schindler got it in good with ace-queen against ace-ten, but could not compete with the heater Imsirovic was on during the first day of the tournament, losing to a spiked ten on the flop.

The nine remaining all sat down at the unofficial final table and were guaranteed at least a min-cash of $44,250. Three players would take an exit within the next hour, setting stage for the final six to bag up and move on to the final day where they would play down until someone took down the $442,500 first place prize.

A start time of 1 p.m. PST is scheduled for Monday's final table and the remaining six will play until a winner is crowned. The action will be live streamed on PokerGo from the start of the day which will begin at 2 p.m. Remember that you can subscribe to PokerGO for just $10 a month or $99 a year to watch nine straight days of U.S. Poker Open final table action plus PokerGO’s full catalog of programming.

Tags: Ali ImsirovicBrandon AdamsCary KatzDaniel WeinandJake SchindlerNick Petrangelo