Nick Petrangelo Eliminated in 4th Place ($147,500)

Ali Imsirovic opened from the button with [AcAs] and Nick Petrangelo moved all in from the big blind for 1,220,000 with [JsJc] and Imsirovic snap-called and tabled his aces. The board ran out [AdJd6d3s2c], and both players flopped a set. Petrangelo was left looking for only quad jacks, but couldn't get there and

Katz Shoves the River With 6 High

Cary Katz limped [6s5s] and Nick Petrangelo raised to 120,000 next to act. Katz called. The flop came [QsQh7h] and Katz checked. Petrangelo bet 40,000 and Katz called. Both players checked the turn when the [Kd] came. The river was the [Qd], putting three queens on the board. Katz used a time extension and eventually shoved

Joseph Cappello Eliminated in 6th Place ($88,500)

Nick Petrangelo raised to 60,000 and Joseph Cappello reraised all in with [AcKh] for his remaining 175,000. Cary Katz looked at [AhJd] and thought for a moment before folding. Petrangelo quickly called tabling [KsJc]. Cappello asked if anything folded a jack and Katz said that he did. "I'll just go for the straight

Ali Imisrovic Leads U.S. Poker Open Event #5 Final Table

Keegan McCann - February 18, 2019February 18, 2019

Event #5 - $25,000 No Limit Hold'em kicked off inside the PokerGO Studio and saw a field of 59 entrants generate a prize pool of 1.475 million with a first place prize of $442,500. Ali Imsirovic leads the final six players with 2,505,000 in chips. Imsirovic is very familiar with the PokerGO

Ali Imsirovic Leads Event #5 Final Table

Covering up like a true pro, Ali Imsirovic is gunning for his first U.S. Poker Open title today on PokerGO.

Event #5 - $25,000 No Limit Hold'em kicked off inside the PokerGO studios and saw a field of 59 entrants generating a prize pool of 1.475 million with a first place prize of $442,500. Ali Imsirovic leads the final six players with 2,505,000 in chips. Imsirovic is all to familiar with the

Ali Imsirovic vs. Nick Petrangelo

Ali Imsirovic opened to 50,000 from the hijack and Nick Petrangelo defended his big blind. Both players checked through the [8sKdKh] flop to reveal the [7c] on the turn. Petrangelo checked, Imsirovic bet 45,000, and Petrangelo called. The river landed the [8c] and Petrangelo checked once more. Imsirovic bet 180,000, and Petrangelo mucked.

Justin Bonomo Eliminated in 9th Place ($44,250)

From under the gun, Nick Petrangelo raised to 50,000 only to have Justin Bonomo move all in for 555,000 from middle position. Action folded back to Petrangelo, and he called. Petrangelo: [KdKh] Bonomo: [AhQh] The board ran out [5s6hTdJs8s] and Bonomo was eliminated in ninth-place for a $44,250 payday.

Larry Greenberg Eliminated by Kristen Bicknell

Nick Petrangelo raised to 30,000 from under the gun and Kristen Bicknell called next to act. Dan Shak called from the small blind, and Larry Greenberg shoved for 160,000 from the big blind. Petrangelo folded, Bicknell moved all in for 730,000, and Shak folded. Bicknell: [QdQh] Greenberg: [TcTh] The board ran out [9d4cKsAdAs] and

Stephen Chidwick Eliminated by Cary Katz

Cary Katz limped in and Stephen Chidwick - who tripled the hand before against Dan Shak and Larry Greenberg - moved all in for 45,000 from the hijack. Nick Petrangelo called in the big blind, as did Katz. The flop landed [Jd7hJh] and Katz bet 35,000 and Petrangelo check-folded. Katz: [9c7c] Chidwick: [As8s] The

Cary Katz Doubles Through Nick Petrangelo

The action folded to Nick Petrangelo on the button who moved all in and had the blinds covered. Cary Katz made the call from the small blind and Stephen Chidwick folded. Katz: [JdJh] Petrangelo: [5s5d] The board ran out [8dQdTd6sQs] and Katz doubled up.