Super High Rollers Prepping for Battle in $2M Guaranteed Event
There's $2 million guaranteed today as the high rollers sit down for a poker battle. H-16: $25,500 Super High Rollers is set to get underway at 15:05 eastern time for one of the highest stakes games of the festival.
Players start with 100K in chips, and can fire as many bullets as they like during the first five hours of late registration. Action proceeds through the day at 15 minute levels, and they'll play until a winner is decided today.
There are already a few familiar faces waiting for action. GGPoker ambassador Fedor Holz is already in the game, as is Rainer Kempe, Wiktor Malinowski, Rui Ferreira, Darren Elias, and Adrian Mateos among others.
The last time GGPoker ran the $25,500 Super High Roller was during Super MILLION$ Week. A total of 127 entries showed up for the $1.5M guaranteed game, putting more than $3 million into the middle in prizes. Scottish phenom Ludovic "Gr4vyB04t" Geilich took down the win for $635,080 after cutting a deal heads up with Bert "girafganger7" Stevens. Stevens actually won the most money from that one, as he had slightly more chips when the deal was cut, but Geilich took down the trophy.
Action gets underway at 15:05 eastern time, and PokerNews will be on the virtual floor all day to bring you all the action. Stay tuned here to find out who takes home the trophy and the winner's share of $2 million guaranteed.
flop, which both players checked. Peters bet 3,043 on the 
turn, and Rudolph called to the 
river. Peters checked, and Rudolph bet 10.5K. Peters re-popped it to 46,756, then called off with slightly more when Rudolph shove.
and Davies check-raised from 1,644 to 6,827. Holz called to the 
turn. Davies checked again, and called when Holz fired 10,160. Davies checked the 
river, and called Holz when he shoved for 37,540.
flop. After some time in the tank, Benitez bet 9,574, then called when Coleman shoved for 45,138.
flop, and Davies called a bet of 5.88K on the 
turn. Malinowski fired 17.28K on the 
river, and Davies called.
