Lee Wai Kiat came out on top in Event #9: $50,000 Short Deck at Super High Roller Series Europe, winning the $513,000 first-place prize. Wai Kiat notched his third short deck tournament cash at the extended high-stakes tournament slate at the Merit Royal Hotel Casino & Spa in North Cyprus. Together
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Mikita Badziakouski Defeats Phil Ivey To Win Event #2
Mikita Badziakouski entered the live-streamed final table of Event #2: $50,000 Short Deck from 2022 Super High Roller Series Europe with a big chip lead. Badziakouski rode that chip lead to a $756,000 victory after he defeated Phil Ivey in heads-up play. The tournament attracted 42 entries and created a
Mikita Badziakouski Wins Super High Roller Series Event #2 for $756,000
Mikita Badziakouski entered the live-streamed final table of Event #2: $50,000 Short Deck from 2022 Super High Roller Series Europe with a big chip lead. Badziakouski rode that chip lead to a $756,000 victory after he defeated Phil Ivey in heads-up play. The tournament attracted 42 entries and created a
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Mikita Badziakouski Leads SHRS Europe Event #2: $50,000 Short Deck Final Table
The first Short Deck tournament of the 2022 Super High Roller Series Europe took center stage at the Merit Royal Hotel Casino & Spa in North Cyprus with Event #2: $50,000 Short Deck attracting a 42-entrant field that created a prize pool of $2.1 million. Belarusian Mikita Badziakouski finished Day 1
Phil Ivey Back to Trophy-Hoisting Form, Winning $850,000 in $50k Short Deck
Phil Ivey Back to Trophy-Hoisting Form, Winning $850,000 in $50k Short Deck
Phil Ivey has once again backed up his reputation as one of the best in the business with a victory in Event #7 $50,000 Short Deck in Sochi, beating a total field of 55 to take home the last trophy available at the partypoker LIVE MILLIONS Super High Roller Series.
Three-way Deadlock Finally Ended as Wai Kiat Lee Finishes 3rd ($374,520)
Michael Soyza called in the hijack with [QcQh]. Wai Kiat Lee shipped his last 2,585,000 all in with [TsJs] and Soyza made the call. This was the second time Soyza had Lee all in and at risk, and this time he was to bust his tenacious opponent. The board ran
Lee Flops Quads, Ivey Pays Minimally
Wai Kiat Lee called in the cutoff with [8h8s]. Phil Ivey on the button made it 425,000 to go with [Qc7s]; call. Lee flopped quads: [Tc8c8d] and checked it, Ivey checking back. Lee bet 250,000 on the [9d] turn and Ivey made the call, however, when he went big on
Lee Drops Back to Third
Wai Kiat Lee has given a few chips back to Michael Soyza (his doubler earlier), seeing an unraised flop of [Qs7cqd]. Soyza had called with [KcQc] and flopped trips, while Lee on the button held [Kh9c]. Neither player bet the flop, but Soyza led for 150,000 on the [9h] turn.