Nick Schulman Rivers Flush to Eliminate Cary Katz

Nick Schulman raised to 8,000 from middle position and both Chris Hunichen and Cary Katz called from the blinds. The flop landed [Jc7s5c] and after Hunichen checked, Katz bet his last 8,000. Schulman called, and Hunichen responded with a check-raise to 30,000. Schulman called, and after the turn fell the [7d], Hunichen

The Big Sweat! Who’s Left in Contention for the U.S. Poker Open Championship?

It's Sean Winter's Championship to lose with only the Main Event left to be played.

There's only one event left to be completed, but there are still plenty of big names in contention for the U.S. Poker Open Championship! After his big win, Koray Aldemir is now among the contenders while Sean Winter and Stephen Chidwick are tied for the lead. If none of the players

Nick Schulman Wins the Preflop War

Action folded to Nick Schulman, and he raised it to 7,000 from the button. Jason Koon folded his small blind, but Dennis Blieden re-raised it to 51,000 from his big blind. Schulman then announced "All in." Blieden asked for a count, and once the dealer confirmed the amount of 202,500, Blieden then used

Martin Zamani Representing Strength Preflop

Action folded around to Martin Zamani, who raised to 4,500 from the cutoff. Nick Schulman then three-bet to 13,000 from the button, which got folds from both blinds. Zamani then pulled back his initial raise and replaced it with a bet of 40,000, which was enough for Schulman to fold.

Isaac Haxton Attempting to Rebuild Stack

Isaac Haxton is off to a rocky start to the day but the good news is he's still in it and it's way too early to panic. Haxton, trying to build his stack back up to its starting size, raised pre-flop to 4,500 and was called by Nick Schulman. Flop: [2h3h6h] Haxton

Kings Up for Nick Schulman

Nick Schulman raised to 4,500 from middle position, getting called by Jason Koon from the next seat over and Isaac Haxton from his big blind. All three players checked the [9dKc9h] flop. After Haxton checked the [5c] turn, Schulman bet 6,500, and got called once again by both players. When the [7d] river

Nick Schulman Turns Top Pair Against Isaac Haxton

Isaac Haxton raised to 4,000 on the button and Nick Schulman called from the big blind. The flop landed [2h7c5h] and Schulman checked to Haxton who continued for 13,000. Schulman called, and then both players checked the [As] on the turn. The river fell the [2d] and Schulman announced a bet of

Chris Hunichen Leads the Turn and Wins

Nick Schulman raised to 3,000 in the cutoff and Chris Hunichen called from the big blind. The flop landed [9cQs6d] and both players checked to reveal the [9s] on the turn. Hunichen led out for 9,000, and Schulman folded.

Ali Imsirovic Coolers Dennis Blieden

Nick Schulman raised to 3,000 pre-flop and was called by the blinds - Dennis Blieden and Ali Imsirovic. The flop ran out [6d2hTd] and Blieden made the unconventional play in 2019 to bet out for 4,000. Imsirovic raised to 14,000. Schulman got out of the way and Blieden made the

Through the Lens: Winter Returns…Again

Drew Amato - February 22, 2019

Another day, another Sean Winter final table. Today marks the 5th final table of the series for Sean Winter as he leads the final 6 in Event 9. Winter only trails Stephen Chidwick in the overall points race, and a solid result today can really shake up the standings heading