Kristen Bicknell Wins All-In, Sean Winter Adds On Again

Kristen Bicknell moved all-in with the best hand against Sean Winter, who called, before the flop. Bicknell: [QdQh] Winter: [AsQc] The board ran out [KhJsTsTcTh], which was no help to Winter who was forced to use another add-on.

Sean Winter Eliminated by Stephen Chidwick

Larry Wight limped in and Stephen Chidwick raised to 250,000. Sean Winter called all in for 145,000 from the cutoff, and Wright folded. Chidwick: [JsTs] Winter: [AcKc] The board ran out [8d6h9dQh7c] and Chidwick's straight sent Winter to the rail.

Ep. 135 The Chidwick Poker Open and Bilzerian Controversy!

Dan Bilzerian, Stephen Chidwick and Sean Winter are heavily featured on this week's Poker Central Podcast.

Remko Rinkema - February 16, 2019

Brent Hanks and Remko Rinkema sit down to get you caught up on all the latest of the U.S. Poker Open as Stephen Chidwick is once again putting on a show. Sean Winter is also in strong contention along with Jordan Cristos, winner of the PLO tournament. The guys also revisit

Sean Winter Adds On After Losing All-In to Ben Lamb

Ben Lamb opened the pot to 21,000 and, after tanking for a short while, Sean Winter shoved all-in for about 65,000 and got a call and was at risk. Lamb: [Tc9s] Winter: [AsTh] The board ran out [JdJh7c6h8s], giving Lamb a winning straight. Winter was forced to use an add-on.

Stephen Chidwick Now in the Mix

Defending US Poker was recently eliminated in third place from Event #3 and he wasn't ready to go home and call it a day just yet. He has a trophy to defend and will attempt to score his third cash of the series. Chidwick late registered for the short deck tournament,

Sean Winter and Ben Yu Chop Pot

It didn't take long for Sean Winter to get involved in a big pot. He moved all-in pre-flop and got a call from Ben Yu who was on the button. Winter: [KsQs] Yu: [QdJd] The board ran out [TdAhThJhKh]. Chop it up.

There’s No Time Like the Present for Jordan Cristos

Jordan Cristos is one of the top contender at the 2019 U.S. Poker Open after winning Event #2.

Remko Rinkema - February 16, 2019

Jordan Cristos is viewed by many as "the tanking guy" for taking quite a bit of time to make his decisions playing in non-shot-clock tournament events. Whenever Cristos' name pops up, the association with his playing style is immediately made, but during the U.S. Poker Open, restricted by shot clocks

Sean Winter Eliminated in 5th Place ($72,800)

Koray Aldemir shoved from the small blind with [8s3d] and Sean Winter called his remaining 1,970,000 from the big blind with [AcKd]. Meanwhile, Brandon Adams was sitting with just 60,000 behind and looking to earn a pay jump if Winter were to get eliminated. The board ran out [8d6c2hJd4h] and Winter

Two Doubles For Winter

Koray Aldemir shoved all in from the small blind with [Ts6h] into Sean Winter's big blind. Winter called off his remaining 380,000 with [KhQs]. The board ran out [7s5h2d5dQs] and gave Winter the pot. The next hand, Winter was the one shoving from the small blind with [Kd8c] and Brandon Adams called

Aldemir Doubles Through Winter to Take Chip Lead

Koray Aldemir raised to 210,000 from the cutoff with [AhAc] and Sean Winter shoved all in with [AsJs] on the button. Aldemir called, putting himself all in. The board ran out [7h5d4dQc2h] and Aldemir doubled up and took a more than two-million chip lead.