Sean Perry: “Can I Pick One?”

Joey Weissman raised to 30,000 in the hijack and Sean Perry three-bet to 90,000 from the cutoff. From the big blind, Daniel Negreanu moved all-in for 1,315,000. Weissman folded, and Perry deliberated. "What should I do, Phil?" Perry asked in the direction of Phil Hellmuth after using his second time extension. "Will you show?"

Sean Perry vs. Daniel Negreanu

Daniel Negreanu opened the hijack to 30,000 and Sean Perry defended the big blind. The dealer spread the [KcTh5s] flop and Perry check-called for 30,000. The [8s] turn saw Perry check-call for 75,000, and both players checked the [5d] river. "King is good," Negreanu said. "That's what I got," Perry replied, as he tabled

Sean Perry vs. Jake Daniels

Sean Perry raised to 24,000 in the cutoff and Jake Daniels called in the big blind. The flop landed [3h5hJd] and Daniels checked to Perry who bet 14,000. Daniels check-raised to 54,000 and Perry called. The turn was the [3d] and Daniels checked. Perry bet 32,000 and Daniels folded.

Sean Perry Squeezes from the Big Blind

Daniel Negreanu raised to 22,000 in the hijack and Joey Weissman called from the small blind. From the big blind, Sean Perry moved all-in for 182,000. Negreanu folded, and Weissman used a time extension before folding also.

Sean Perry vs. Dan Smith

Sean Perry opened to 13,000 in early position and Dan Smith defended the big blind. The flop fell [KhTc4h] and Smith check-called for 11,000. On the [As] turn, Smith check-called for 25,000. The [7h] completed the board and after Smith checked, Perry moved all-in, covering his opponent's 52,000 chips. Smith laid down his

U.S. Poker Open 2022 Picks & Predictions

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The 2022 U.S. Poker Open starts this week, featuring 12 high-stakes poker tournaments at the PokerGO Studio in Las Vegas. If you’re like us, you’re locked and loaded for nearly two full weeks of elite competition at the game’s highest levels. One of our favorite things to do inside PokerGO

Wynn Millions Champion Tony Sinishtaj Tops PGT Leaderboard

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The second season of the PokerGO Tour (PGT) is running now and there are 26 events now complete following the recent Wynn Millions series. A handful of PGT-qualifying events took place during the 2022 Wynn Millions series, with Tony Sinishtaj emerging as the biggest winner of them all. With his

Bin Weng Wins Wynn High Roller Event #4: $10,000 No-Limit Hold’em for $189,800

Bin Weng came into the final table with the chip lead and eliminated four of the final nine players en route to the trophy and the $189,800 first-place prize in Event #4: $10,000 No-Limit Hold'em. Weng sent the players into the money when his nine-eight out flopped the pocket sevens of

Stanley Tang Eliminated by Sean Perry

Sean Perry moved all-in from the button with [AdKs] and Stanley Tang called all-in from the big blind for 146,000 total with [AcJh]. The board ran out [3h8s4s6s4h] and Tang was eliminated in 16th place.

Sean Perry Shows an Ace

Sean Perry opened to 12,000 from under the gun, and Ren Lin called in the big blind. The flop fell [AdTd8h], and Lin checked. Perry continued for 10,000, and Lin called. The turn [As] hit the felt, and Lin checked. Perry bet approximately 30,000, and Lin mucked. Perry flashed the