Sean Perry Doubles Through David Peters

David Peters raised to 20,000 from under the gun and Sean Perry moved all-in from the small blind for 117,000. Peters called and tabled his [AdQc] to be against Perry's [KdKs]. The board ran out [9h3c9s5c2h] and Perry collected the double.

Sean Perry Makes Correct Call to Take Chip Lead

Tim McDermott raised to 18,000 in the cutoff and Sean Perry called in the small blind. The flop landed [Kh4hAh] and Perry checked. McDermott continued for 14,000, and Perry called as the turn landed the [Qs]. Both players checked, and the river fell the [3h]. Perry checked, McDermott bet 16,000, and Perry

David Fuss Folds to Sean Perry

On a board of [6h3d6cJs7s] with roughly 75,00 in the middle, David Fuss bet out 20,000 only to have Sean Perry move all-in for 235,000. Fuss used one of his time extensions before folding, as Perry tabled his [5s5c].

Sean Perry Takes it on the Turn

Justin Young raised to 6,500 in late position and Sean Perry called in the hijack, as did Frank Funaro in the big blind. The flop landed [Ks4s4d] and action checked to Perry who bet 6,000. Both Funaro and Young called as the turn fell the [7c]. Funaro and Young checked once more,

Sean Perry Goes Uncalled on the River

Frank Funaro opened to 4,500 from under the gun and was met with calls from Justin Young, Sean Perry, and Jonathan Little from the big blind. The [5s6h3h] flop checked through to reveal the [Jd] on the turn. Action checked to Young in the hijack, and he bet 9,000. Only Perry from

PokerGO Tour Leaderboard: Shawn Daniels Makes Surge While Ali Imsirovic Stays On Top

Tim Duckworth - June 2, 2021June 5, 2021

The PokerGO Tour continues in 2021 with tens of millions of dollars at stake across 150 tournaments spanning across the globe. The PokerGO Tour will celebrate the most elite professional poker players with the PokerGO Tour Rankings showcasing who holds the top spot in the world of high-stakes poker players. The

Venetian High Rollers Won by Ali Imsirovic, Shawn Daniels, and Sean Perry

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Tim Duckworth - May 31, 2021June 1, 2021

The high roller action made its way to The Venetian Resort Las Vegas last week with three tournaments that stretched into the weekend, and PokerGO providing live reporting of all the events. The three tournaments included two $10,000 buy-ins, and a $25,000 buy-in, as winners were crowned that included Ali

Sean Perry Wins Venetian High Roller Event #3: $25,000 No-Limit Hold’em for $365,500

Sean Perry defeated Bill Klein heads-up to top the 43-entrant field to win the Venetian High Roller Event #3 $25,000 No-Limit Hold’em taking home the first-place prize of $365,500. Getting to heads up action proved to be the most challenging part of the tournament as Klein, Perry, and Sam Soverel passed

Bill Klein Eliminated in 2nd Place ($236,500)

Sean Perry opened to 200,000, and Bill Klein called. The flop fell [JsJc2d], and Klein checked. Perry fired 125,000, Klein called. The dealer burned and turned the [3h], and Klein checked for a second time. Perry fired for 275,000, and Klein called. The river fell the [8s], and Kelin checked

Bill Klein Moves Back in Front

Sean Perry limped from the small blind, and Bill Klein checked his option. The flop fell [KsJsQd] and Klein checked. Perry fired 150,000, Klein called. The turn fell the [As], and Klein checked. Perry fired 325,000. Klein put in the check-raise and announced all-in. Perry mucked, and Klein moved back