Author: Paul Oresteen

David Einhorn Playing to Benefit City Year at SHR Bowl

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David Einhorn is no stranger to the High Roller circuit as he’s cashed for over $5 million in only a handful of results. But there’s one large difference between him and the fields he plays against – he doesn’t keep a dime. Einhorn donates 100% of his winnings to charity

Justin Bonomo Leads 19 Remaining Players On Day 2

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(Las Vegas) – Day 2 of the 2017 Super High Roller Bowl at the ARIA Resort & Casino returned 44 players to action on Memorial Day and after seven levels of play the field was trimmed to 19 remaining players. The entire day’s action was live streamed exclusively on PokerGO

Jason Mercier Playing Against Nature’s Clock

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Not much could make Jason Mercier’s life much better at this point, besides the $6 million first-place prize in the 2017 Super High Roller Bowl. He’s recognized as one of the top pros in the world, was recently married and is expecting a baby boy after the summer. Mercier has

Tony G.’s Super High Roller Hiatus from Politics

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Just about every fan of televised poker during the boom years are familiar with Antanas Guoga – better known as Tony G. The brash Lithuanian’s table talk and legendary rivalries with Phil Hellmuth and Ralph Perry was polarizing among the poker community – you either loved him or hated him,

Kevin Hart Opens Up About SHR Bowl Strategy

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Kevin Hart is fired up for making Day 2 of the 2017 Super High Roller Bowl. He advanced with just below the starting stack – which wasn’t too far off the chip average. Hart spent a few minutes before the day started to share his strategy on playing in such

Byron Kaverman Leads Day 1 of Super High Roller Bowl

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Day 1 of the 2017 Super High Roller Bowl kicked off at 1 pm PT with 56 of the world’s best poker players for the $300,000 buy-in – the largest of the year. Seven levels of action trimmed the field to 44 remaining players and Byron Kaverman leads the field

Super High Roller Bowl: “The Cary Bet”

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Early in Level 6 of the 2017 Super High Roller Bowl the field dropped from 56 to 49 players and since the feature table was the highest number to start, it’s the first to break. Cary Katz was relocated to an outer table and Doug Polk was quick to welcome

Lauren Roberts: Takes What She Has and Leverages

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There isn’t much that ties the field together of the 2017 Super High Roller Bowl off the felt – they come from different walks of life, arrived at this point in their career uniquely and cross the spectrum of professions. But one player is different from every other player in