Registration is closed now in WPT #12 Super High Roller Championship, and the final tally was 48 entries. That put $1.2 million into the middle to play for, 20% more than the guarantee.
Nine players will get paid in this one, with eighth and ninth place slated to get $52,200 and $388,709 up top. Jason Koon is still the leader by a large margin.
They are down to 43 players left in WPT Super $215 and Bertil Andreas Samuelsson is leading the way with more than $1,000 in bounties and about 2.6 million chips. WPT Super $55 is down to 403 left with 375 paid, while WPT Weekender Final Day is down to 47.
Henry Kilbane and James Dempsey are bringing cards-up action in WPT #12 Super High Roller Championships right now. Action is on delay with hole cards revealed, so head over to partypokerTV for a look inside the brains of some Super High Rollers.
There has been a lot of motion at the top of the counts in the Super High Roller Championship. Jason Koon is now leading with 480,215, and Pascal Lefrancois is down to about 188,000. Artur Martirosian has the second biggest stack worth about 370,000.
Canada's Pascal Lefrancois is now leading WPT #12 Super High Roller Championship as the prize pool has just capped the guarantee. They are now playing for $1,050,000 with 42 entries, but there is still a bit more than 20 minutes left to enter or re-enter.
Conor Beresford is now leading in WPT #14 High Roller Championsip. He has 308,802 chips now, nearly 100,000 more than second place Mikita Badziakouski with about 220,000.
Mikita Badziakouski is top dog in WPT #14 High Roller Championship at the break, as the only player over 200,000. Ole Schemion is on top of the counts in WPT #12 Super High Roller Championship as the only player with more than 400,000 chips. WPT #12 has 38 entries with 22 still in action, while WPT #14 has 56 entries with 53 still playing.
They are on the money bubble with 8- players remaining, and 79 paid, in WPT Super $215, while WPT Super $55 has 667 players left in it. WPT Weekender Final Day is down to 67 players.
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Registration for WPT Grand is now closed, and in the end it drew 290 entries. That meant they only collected $288,424 towards the $300,000 guarantee.
A total of 47 players will share in the prizes, with the earliest cashers getting $2,190. Most players will be eyeing the $57,124 top prize though, but everyone who makes the final nine will go home at least $5,800 richer.
Birthday boy Jeff Gross has appeared in the top ten of WPT Grand now, with a bit more than 4.5 million chips. The leader in that one is Christian Rudolph with more than 6.3 million.
Mikita Badziakouski leads the field in WPT #14 High Roller Championship in early action, sitting behind 219,000 chips. There are 50 entries and 48 remaining in that one.
Isaac Haxton is back in action in WPT #12 Super High Roller Championship, and on his second bullet he's managed to stack up a fifth place stack worth more than 200,000.
