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2019 US Poker Open

USPO #10 - $100,000 Main Event
Jours 1
Event Info

2019 US Poker Open

Résultats
Gagnant
Main Gagnante
a8
Prix
$1,320,000
Event Info
Buy-in
$100,000
Entrants
33
Info Niveau
Niveau
22
Blinds
40,000 / 80,000
Ante
80,000

Koon Scoops in a Monster Through Zamani

Niveau 14 : 6,000/12,000, 12,000 ante
Jason Koon
Jason Koon

Martin Zamani opened to 30,000 in early position, Justin Bonomo called from the hijack and Jason Koon stuck around in the cutoff. The dealer fanned out {3-Diamonds}{7-Spades}{6-Hearts} on the flop, action checked to Bonomo who bet 30,000 and both opponents called.

A {2-Hearts} fell on the turn, action checked to Koon, he pushed in a bet of 135,000 and only Zamani called. An {8-Diamonds} peeled off on the river, Zamani checked to Koon who took almost his entire shot-clock before he announced all in for 467,000.

Zamani try to make small talk with Koon in an attempt to get a read, but Koon was stone and Zamani hit the tank. Zamani thought for almost 90-seconds before he would ultimately call the all in of Koon.

Koon tabled {6-Spades}{6-Diamonds} for a flopped of sixes and Zamani's face told it all as he tabled {a-Diamonds}{a-Clubs} for just a pair of aces, sending the massive pot to Koon.

Joueur Jetons Progression
Jason Koon us
Jason Koon
1,430,000
763,000
763,000
WSOP 1X Winner
Martin Zamani us
Martin Zamani
795,000
-665,000
-665,000

Tags: Jason KoonJustin BonomoMartin Zamani

Hunichen Puts the Pressure on Bonomo

Niveau 14 : 6,000/12,000, 12,000 ante

Justin Bonomo opened to 27,000 from middle position and Chris Hunichen three-bet on the button to 88,000. Action folded back to Bonomo who called.

The flop was {a-Hearts}{9-Spades}{2-Spades} and Bonomo checked. Hunichen made it 60,000 and Bonomo called.

Both players checked on the {j-Spades} turn and the {10-Spades} rolled off on the river. There, Bonomo checked over to Hunichen. Hunichen then used a time extension, thinking through his decision. Near the end of his time, he made it 235,000. Bonomo tanked through his 30 second time bank, and in the end, decided to fold, so Hunichen took the pot.

Joueur Jetons Progression
Chris Hunichen us
Chris Hunichen
1,640,000
188,000
188,000
Justin Bonomo us
Justin Bonomo
575,000
-145,000
-145,000
WSOP 3X Winner

Tags: Chris HunichenJustin Bonomo

Tilston Stands Strong with Cowboys Against Koon

Niveau 14 : 6,000/12,000, 12,000 ante
Keith Tilston
Keith Tilston

Jason Koon opened to 30,000 from the button, Keith Tilston three-bet to 111,000 from the small blind and Koon called. The flop came down {5-Spades}{j-Hearts}{2-Diamonds} and Tilston bet 60,000.

Koon called and the {5-Hearts} landed on the turn. Both players checked to the {9-Clubs} on the river and Tilston led for 175,000. Koon took a full shot clock duration, before he moved all in for more than Tilston had behind.

Tilston took until his very last second on the clock before he announced call for his total stack of 467,000 and Koon tabled {q-Diamonds}{j-Clubs} for jacks up. Tilston looked of relief as he showed {k-Hearts}{k-Clubs} for kings over nickels and the better hand, taking down the pot for a full double through Koon.

Joueur Jetons Progression
Keith Tilston us
Keith Tilston
1,325,000
655,000
655,000
WSOP 1X Winner
Jason Koon us
Jason Koon
670,000
-760,000
-760,000
WSOP 1X Winner

Tags: Jason KoonKeith Tilston

End of Day Chip Counts

Niveau 14 : 6,000/12,000, 12,000 ante
Joueur Jetons Progression
Chris Hunichen us
Chris Hunichen
1,790,000
150,000
150,000
Keith Tilston us
Keith Tilston
1,300,000
-25,000
-25,000
WSOP 1X Winner
Martin Zamani us
Martin Zamani
805,000
10,000
10,000
David Peters us
David Peters
640,000
-42,000
-42,000
WSOP 2X Winner
Jason Koon us
Jason Koon
630,000
-40,000
-40,000
WSOP 1X Winner
Justin Bonomo us
Justin Bonomo
595,000
20,000
20,000
WSOP 3X Winner
Sean Winter us
Sean Winter
375,000
-53,000
-53,000
Ryan Riess us
Ryan Riess
340,000
40,000
40,000
WSOP Main Event Champion
WSOP 1X Winner
WPT 1X Winner
Nick Schulman us
Nick Schulman
125,000
-29,000
-29,000
WSOP 4X Winner
WPT 2X Winner

The Heat is On as Nine Remain in the US Poker Open $100,000 Main Event; Winter, Schulman, and Peters with a Shot at the Title

Niveau 14 : 6,000/12,000, 12,000 ante
Chris Hunichen
Chris Hunichen

Fourteen levels are in the books after Day 1 of the US Poker Open $100,000 Main Event and after one day of play, nine remain of the 33-entry field. The number of entries matched that from last year despite the 100% increase in buy-in. As a result, the prizepool for the event grew to $3.3 million and created a first place prize of $1,320,000.

Leading the way after the first day of play was Chris Hunichen. While "Big Huni" hasn't had the most impressive series so far — just one cash for $59,000 — he's in a prime position to increase that number by at least five times, as a min-cash is worth $264,000.

Hunichen turned on the gas early in the tournament and he never let off throughout the day. In the end, he bagged 1,790,000 chips which was good enough to be the leader heading into Day 2. Others making the final nine include the likes of Martin Zamani, Ryan Riess,Justin Bonomo, and Jason Koon, who played his first event of the series.

Here's a look at how everyone stacks up in the final 9:

SeatPlayerChip Count
1Jason Koon630,000
2Keith Tilston1,300,000
3Chris Hunichen1,790,000
4Sean Winter375,000
5Ryan Riess340,000
6Martin Zamani805,000
7Nick Schulman125,000
8David Peters640,000
9Justin Bonomo595,000

David Peters, Nick Schulman, and Sean Winter are all still in it as well and are in contention for the US Poker Open Championship title, which comes with a trophy and $100,000 to the player who accumulates the most High Roller of the Year Points over the course of the series.

Winter currently leads that race and would lock up the title with a fifth-place finish or better, while Schulman needs at least second and Peters would need to win to secure the prize. Stephen Chidwick currently is tied with Winter for the lead, but Winter holds the tiebreaker over Chidwick with most money won.

For every exciting success story though, there are plenty of stories of failure. Among those who entered but didn't make it through the day were the likes of Ali Imsirovic, Rainer Kempe, Dan Smith, Isaac Haxton, Chidwick, Bryn Kenney, and Alex Foxen. Each of those players is considered among poker's elites, but none were able to make it through the tough field.

Chidwick had one of the most memorable bust outs of the day, just missing out on the final table. In his final hand, he opened to 22,000 and was three-bet by Zamani. Chidwick then moved all in and Zamani snapped him off. Chidwick was holding ace-jack but it wasn't able to catch up to the aces of Zamani and he hit the rail in a brutal spot.

Day 2 starts off tomorrow and the entirety of the final table will be live streamed on PokerGo starting at 2 p.m. Remember, you can watch US Poker Open final table action live streams exclusively on PokerGO. Click here to get access for just $10 a month or get an annual subscription for just $99.

PokerNews will also return tomorrow with coverage from start to finish, so be sure to tune back in.

Tags: Alex FoxenAli ImsirovicBryn KenneyChris HunichenDan SmithDavidDavid PetersIsaac HaxtonJason KoonJustin BonomoMartin ZamaniNick SchulmanRainer KempeRyan RiessSean WinterStephen Chidwick

USPO #10 - $100,000 Main Event

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