Andrew Lichtenberger Doubles Through Vanessa Kade

On a flop of [4c9h6c] Vanessa Kade checked from the small blind to Andrew Lichtenberger in the hijack who bet 30,000. Kade check-raised to 100,000 and Lichtenberger called as the turn fell the [4d] and both players checked. The river was the [7c] and Kade shoved all-in. Lichtenberger quickly called all-in for

John Riordan vs. Andrew Lichtenberger

Action folded to Andrew Lichtenberger on the button, and he opened to 12,000. John Riordan was in the big blind and called. The flop fell [Ac3cJh], and Riordan checked. Lichtenberger fired for 8,000 and Riordan called. The dealer burned and turned the [2d], and Riordan checked. Lichtenberger fired for 37,000 and Riordan

Shannon Shorr Doubles Through Andrew Lichtenberger

With roughly 65,000 in the middle and the flop reading [AsQs6c], Andrew Lichtenberger check-raised from the cutoff to 42,000. Shannon Shorr was on the button, and he called the additional amount before the turn landed the [4h]. Lichtenberger shoved for roughly 180,000, and Shorr called all-in for 96,000. Shorr: [AhQc] Lichtenberger: [AcKd] The river

Reigning U.S. Poker Open Champion David Peters Wins Event #7 for $217,800

David Peters pulled off an incredible upset at the 2019 U.S. Poker Open by winning the Main Event to close out the series and steal the Championship from Sean Winter but today he reigned supreme from beginning to end. After a slow burn during heads-up play versus Jared Jaffee, Peters

Reigning U.S. Poker Open Champion David Peters Wins Event #7 for $217,800

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Andrew Lichtenberger Leads the Final Table of Event #7 $10,000 No-Limit Hold’Em

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After eliminating John Riordan on the final table bubble, Andrew Lichtenberger holds the chip lead heading into the final table of Event #7 $10,000 No-Limit Hold'em. Lichtenberger holds a 2 to 1 chip lead over Alex Foxen, David Peters, and Jared Jaffee, who all bagged 1.6 million. Joining Lichtenberge, Jaffee, Foxen

Andrew Lichtenberger Leads the Final Table of Event #7 $10,000 No-Limit Hold’Em

John Riordan Eliminated in 9th Place ($39,600)

We picked up the action with John Riordan already all-in, and Andrew Lichtenberger called. Lichtenburger: [AdKc] Riordan: [AhTh] The board ran out [Ax8x2x2x3x], and the ace-king of Lichtenberger eliminated the ace-ten of Riordan in ninth place for $39,600.

Sean Winter Eliminated in 11th Place ($29,700)

Sean Winter moved all-in for his last 410,000, and Andrew Lichtenberger called in the big blind. Winter: [7d7s] Lichtenberger: [8h8d] The board ran out [6hKh5c9hAh], and Lichtenberger rivered a flush to eliminate Winter in 11th place for $29,700.

Alex Foxen vs. Andrew Lichtenberger

Alex Foxen opened to 20,000 in the hijack and Andrew Lichtenberger called on the button. The [Th4h7d] flop checked through to reveal the [8h] on the turn. Foxen bet out 43,000 and Lichtenberger called. The river was the [Kc] and Foxen bet 92,000 and Lichtenberger mucked.