Seat 9: Sean Perry (1,700,000)
Many poker players are likely familiar with Sean Perry through his appearances on PokerGO’s “High Stakes Poker” and his active presence on the high-roller tournament scene.
According to The Hendon Mob, Perry earned his first tournament cash in March 2017 and has racked up an impressive $6 million in cashes since then.
Perry’s largest cash came just a month ago when he took down Event #8: $50,000 PokerGO Cup for $640,000 after defeating Brock Wilson during heads-up play. Days earlier, Perry took down Event #2: $10,000 NLH for $200,000 to make him the only player to win two events during the series.
Perry is the son of Ralph Perry, a high-stakes poker pro who himself has $3.4 million in live earnings. You may know the elder Perry as the guy who once called Antanas “Tony G” Guoga with king-jack in the 2006 Intercontinental Poker Championship only to get screamed at and told that his “career is finished.”
The younger Perry enters the final table eighth in chips with 1,700,000 and stated at the end of Day 5 that he “just want(ed) to bust and fly to Miami.” We’ll see if Perry can run up his stack or if he will indeed be Miami-bound.
flop and called a bet of 155,000 from Shen, but opted to fold when facing a bet of 400,000 on the 
turn. 
and called a check-raise to 200,000 from Tran. 
turn and Livingston called, and called again when Tran bet 450,000 on the 
river. Tran showed 
to win the pot. 
flop and Kempton led for 175,000 on the 
turn. Perry called. The 
flop and Kade check-called a 175,000 bet. On the 
turn, Kade check-raised a 400,000 bet up to 1,500,000. Livingston called.
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to pair Sinishtaj's ace and to send Lee out in ninth place for $171,280.
to give Kempton a full house and have Perry drawing nearly dead. The board finished out 
flop to the 
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