Live Poker | Super High Roller Bowl PLO: Seth Davies – with two big blinds to win the title

The PLO has even more incredible stories. Seth Davies wrote one of them again at the $100,000 Super High Roller Bowl Pot Limit Omaha at the ARIA Resort & Casino in Las Vegas. He only had two big blinds left and in the end he celebrated victory and $1,500,000.

It was defending champion Jared Bleznick who grabbed the headlines at the $100k SHR Bowl PLO. Because he went into the final of the last five players as the chip leader and had successfully defended his title within his grasp.

We went into the final with five players and it didn’t take long for things to get down to business. With Quads, Sean Winter won the first big pot and moved to second place in the chip count. Josh Arieh was the short stack and kept falling behind. With He finally said goodbye to Sean Winter on the board . Sean Winter was able to briefly take the lead, but it remained a three-way battle between Jared Bleznick, Sean Winter and Artem Maksimov. Seth Davies was already far behind. He fought, but then lost almost all of his chips against Sean Winter’s straight and was already facing tournament death. With he could against .3s: Jared Bleznick then doubled again and successfully started the comeback.

It took some time for him to get rid of the red lantern, but he managed to catch up. After all, it was Jared Bleznick who came out with :Ac. The majority of his chips went to Artem Maksimov on the board had to give up. Immediately afterwards, Seth Davies was able to join us on the board get the last chips, Jared was on the flop all in. The defending champion had to settle for fourth place for $450,000.

Seth Davies continued to climb up and catch up on the board Sean Winter’s chips and now went heads-up against Artem Maksimov with a 2-1 lead. The duel was supposed to last a while, but Artem Maksimov didn’t really make any progress. With :As. he finally flopped all-in, Seth Davies lost mit . Turn River and with that, Seth Davies could celebrate victory and $1,500,000.