Jake Schindler Wins Super High Roller Bowl Europe For $3,200,000
Jake Schindler is the 2022 Super High Roller Bowl Europe champion. On Friday, Schindler played his way to a $3,200,000 victory, winning his first-ever Super High Roller Bowl title.
Schindler outlasted the field of 32 players to win the title, including outlasting Christoph Vogelsang. Vogelsang finished third in this event, battling with Schindler at the final table. Vogelsang beat Schindler heads up in Super High Roller Bowl III when he won his SHRB title.
2022 Super High Roller Bowl Europe Results
| Place | Player | Country | Prize |
| 1st | Jake Schindler | United States | $3,200,000 |
| 2nd | Paul Phua | Malaysia | $2,080,000 |
| 3rd | Christoph Vogelsang | Germany | $1,280,000 |
| 4th | Timothy Adams | Canada | $880,000 |
| 5th | Teun Mulder | Netherlands | $560,000 |
There were 32 entries in this year’s $250,000 buy-in Super High Roller Bowl Europe, generating a prize pool of $8,000,000. The event was aired on PokerGO’s YouTube channel. All players to make the money in the event earned PGT leaderboard points in addition to their cash prize.
Schindler’s Road To Winning Super High Roller Bowl Europe
Jake Schindler returned for the third and final day of Super High Roller Bowl Europe with the chip lead. Seven players remained, and Schindler’s stack of 1,525,000 was in pole position. Only the top five places would make the money, meaning two players had to go home empty-handed.
Michael Addamo was the first player eliminated on the day. He first three-bet an open from Ali Imsirovic and then called when Imsirovic shoved. Addamo had the best of it with ace-queen against ace-ten, but Imsirovic spiked a ten on the river to find a lucky double through the Super High Roller Bowl VI champion. Addamo then lost with ace-king against Timothy Adams’ pocket queens. Adams and Addamo were exactly even in chips, sending Addamo out the door in seventh place.
Play on the stone bubble lasted for more than three hours before sixth place was realized, and it took a cooler of a hand to get the field into the money. Adams looked down to find two aces in the hole and raised. Imsirovic found two kings and reraised to more than half of his stack. Adams put Imsirovic all in, and Imsirovic called it off before he saw the bad news. The board ran out clean for Adams, leaving Imsirovic as the Super High Roller Bowl Europe “bubble boy” for the second year in a row. With Imsirovic’s elimination, the remaining five players locked up $560,000 in prize money.
Teun Mulder then busted first in the money, hitting the rail in fifth place. His ace-queen could not survive against Jake Schindler’s king-jack. The money went in preflop, Schindler flopped a jack, and the pair of jacks held from there. Mulder scooped a $560,000 prize in what was his first career Super High Roller Bowl cash.
Four-handed play lasted for a bit and it included a one-hour dinner break. When the players returned, Adams was the first to bust. He got his chips in with ace-jack and ran into Paul Phua’s ace-queen. For Adams, it was his fourth consecutive Super High Roller Bowl cash, with this one being worth $880,000.
Christoph Vogelsang fell next. On the short stack of five big blinds, he raised to 500,000 from the button with queen-nine, leaving himself with 25,000 behind should something wild happen between Schindler and Phua. Schindler reraised all in with pocket sixes, Phua folded jack-ten of clubs, and Vogelsang called off his last 25,000. An ace-eight-four-ace-five board gave Schindler the win and knocked out Vogelsang in third place for $1,280,000.
Heads-up play began with Schindler in the lead. He had 5,700,000 in chips to Phua’s 2,300,000.
Schindler began picking Phua apart immediately, with Phua quickly down to fewer than 1,500,000 in chips. Another big bluff from Schindler knocked Phua below 1,000,000 in chips and then the final hand came up.
Phua was all in with queen-four and against Schindler’s queen-jack. Schindler was in a dominating position and was able to close it out with a king-eight-three-two-six board to become Super High Roller Bowl Europe champion.
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Super High Roller Bowl Europe Champion Crowned Today; Jake Schindler Leads Final 7 Chasing $3.2 Million
The final day of the $250,000 Super High Roller Bowl Europe sees seven players returning to play for the $3.2 million first-place prize. American Jake Schindler is in prime position holding the chip lead, but he will have to contend with previous Super High Roller Bowl champions and the defending PGT Player of the Year if he is to walk away with the title.
SHRB 2017 champion Christoph Vogelsang, SHRB Australia and Russia champion Timothy Adams, and SHRB VI champion Michael Addamo sit at the final table alongside 2021 PGT Player of the Year Ali Imsirovic, and Super High Roller Series Europe regulars Teun Mulder and Paul Phua. Only five players will make the money with fifth-place assured of a $560,000 payout while first will receive $3.2 million – the 11th biggest in Super High Roller Bowl history.
2022 Super High Roller Bowl Europe Final Table
| Seat | Player | Country | Chips |
| 1 | Michael Addamo | Australia | 705,000 |
| 2 | Christoph Vogelsang | Germany | 1,300,000 |
| 3 | Jake Schindler | United States | 1,525,000 |
| 4 | Teun Mulder | Netherlands | 1,200,000 |
| 5 | Timothy Adams | Canada | 755,000 |
| 6 | Ali Imsirovic | Bosnia and Herzegovina | 1,175,000 |
| 7 | Paul Phua | Malaysia | 1,340,000 |
The final seven players will return to the Merit Royal Hotel Casino & Spa on Friday, April 15, at 1 p.m. local time with the final table airing on the PokerGO YouTube channel at 7 a.m. ET / 4 a.m. PT with Jeff Platy and Brent Hanks on commentary.
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