We weren’t covering the Super High Roller tournament in depth, but on Day 2 of the event, US-born, Costa-Rica-based poker pro Chris Hunichen claimed victory in the event, beating out a star-studded 6-way final table that included Sam Greenwood, Sam Trickett, Adrian Mateos, Rafael Moraes, and Steffen Sontheimer.
As always, PokerNews had spectactular coverage of the whole event: PokerNews’ Super High Roller coverage.
If you’re interested in following the final stretch of the MILLIONS Super High Roller tournament, you can watch it all on the Live Stream.
PokerNews’ fantastic coverage of the MILLIONS Super High Roller came to a close last night when just 6 players remained, all of whom will return to play to a winner today. Again in this tournament the final group is extremely internationally diverse, with players representing the US, Canada, Brazil, Spain, and the US ready to resume action on the streamed feature table later today.
Due to scheduling issues, Day 1 of the Super High Roller was postponed yesterday – and after some consultation with players, the event has been changed to a 2-day event that will play down through 30-minute levels to a final 6. This final table will return tomorrow to play to a winner!
Action is underway now with poker luminaries in almost every seat – Sam Trickett, Fedor Holz, Bryn Kenney, and David Peters, fresh off his final table appearance in the WPT Montreal – to mention only a few…
$1,000,000 Guaranteed Prize Pool
Starting stack: 1,000,000 chips
Blind level length: 60 minutes.
Unlimited re-entry until the end of level 12 on Day 2 (4:30pm).
Late registration available until Day 2 at 4:30pm (end of level 12).