2025 PartyPoker Tour London – £200 poker.pro Omaha 7-Max

It was a dominant performance from Paresh Doshi as he went on to win the £200 poker.pro PLO. He bested the 34 player field eventually overcoming Gang Wang to take home the lions share of the £5,770 prize pool. Doshi also found both bounties of the night eliminating Glenn Brown and Jason Glatzer from the tournament. His performance was dominant on the final table as he soared to the chip lead and never looked back.

The Day’s Action

Before the tournament began, Jason Glatzer announced that Glenn Brown and him would both have a bounty on their first bullet. The prize would be a poker.pro themed gift basket with an exclusive hat, t-shirt, and water bottle for the headhunters. With this, action was soon underway and Glatzer took his first blow from Dimitrov. Boyuan Xue led the chip count at the break with 47,000. JJ Hazan was in close pursuit with 40,500.

Hazan is the Tournaments Head Hunter

JJ Hazan found his stride as he picked up elimination after elimination. First he flopped top set against two players and made top full house to get the double knockout. Shortly after, he flopped trips against an opponents over pair to add to his chip lead. Glenn Brown was quick to hit the rail after he ran his PLO aces into a flopped set. That set belonged to none other than Doshi who shared that he “made a loose call hoping to spin it up or rebuy,” before the registration closed.

JJ Hazan held an overwhelming chip lead as of the first break with 162,000. Ri-Karlo Handy (57,700) and Craig Timmis (53,000) rounded out the podium. Registration came to a close as the trivia contest was underway in the nearby bar. Team poker.pro bubbled placing third (two places payed). Hazan claimed another elimination before the break sharing with the blog before play resumed.

Wichman carved out a name for himself adding to his stack (86,500), while Glatzer and Hazan towed the line of friend and foe. Setting up for later in the evening, they found a few pots together. Glazer took the initial lead between the pair doubling up as both players hands improved on the river. Wichman continued his hot streak by turning trips to send his opponent to the rail. He now sat as the defacto chip leader with 209,100.

Final Table Approaches as the Tournament Crescendo’s

With only nine players left, Wichman sat as the top dog with 187,500 in play. Mohamed Abu-Hassan, Doshi, and Glatzer all sat in close proximity with approximately 130,000. Wichman kept up the pressure taking down a massive pot and sitting comfortably at 359,000.

A final table was set with seven players and those remaining clung on for dear life. A three way all-in occurred between Gang Wang, Hazan, and Wichman. The stacks flipped as both Hazan and Wang survived to close the gap between them and fellow players. The stone bubble was set to burst as only one players elimination would secure a guarantee of £840 for the remaining players.

Glatzer got one all in through, but wasn’t lucky the second time as Doshi found both bounties and brought the remaining players into the money. In similar fashion, Hazan found a double before busting shortly after. His mid rundown hand couldn’t best Doshi’s A♥A♠10♣5♦ to send him to the rail. Doshi sat with nearly 2/3’s of the chips in play. With just a small advantage, he applied maximum pressure and ensured the tournament wouldn’t last much longer.

Next on the chopping block was Wichman who flopped a combo draw. His draw was not as live as it originally seemed after Doshi revealed the nut flush draw. Both players made their flush to give send Wichman out in the bronze podium place. It didn’t take long for Wang to find himself all in. He open shoved the turn on the 6♥2♣7♦Q♥ board. Doshi went into the tank but found the call, and both players revealed their holdings.

Gang Wang: 9♥8♦5♣4♣
Paresh Doshi: A♣Q♦8♥5♦

The river ran out 7♥ for Wang to be sent home with the silver medal.

Doshi was joyed at his win and also complimented the PartyPoker trophy saying it would be a “good addition to his collection.” He may join the field tomorrow or after for the Mini Main and Main Event in the following days. Stay tuned as poker.pro will be there to report the rest of the weeks events.

It was a dominant performance from Paresh Doshi as he went on to win the £200 poker.pro PLO. He bested the 34 player field eventually overcoming Gang Wang to take home the lions share of the £5,770 prize pool. Doshi also found both bounties of the night eliminating Glenn Brown and Jason Glatzer from the tournament. His performance was dominant on the final table as he soared to the chip lead and never looked back.

A full recap will be available shortly going over the day’s action and including quotes from Doshi.

Action was caught after the turn of 6♥2♣7♦Q♥, and Gang Wang moved all in for 185,000. Paresh Doshi made the call and both players revealed their holdings.

Gang Wang: 9♥8♦5♣4♣
Paresh Doshi: A♣Q♦8♥5♦

The river ran out 7♥ for Wang to be sent home with the silver medal.

After the flop of A♦5♥7♥, Gunter Wichman bet 60,000 and Paresh Doshi put him all in. Wichman made the call, and both players revealed their holdings.

Gunter Wichman: 10♥8♣6♣4♥
Paresh Doshi: A♥8♥5♦4♣

The board completed with the 6♥J♠ for Wichman to be sent out in 3rd place.

Action was caught after JJ Hazan moved all in for 72,000 from the button. Paresh Doshi made the call from the big blind and both players flipped over their hands. “I finally woke up with a monster.” joked Doshi.

JJ Hazan: 9♠8♠8♥5♣
Paresh Doshi: A♠A♥10♣5♦

The board ran out 4♣9♦3♦J♥7♣ for Doshi to send Hazan to the rail.

Paresh Doshi: 422,000
JJ Hazan: 0

JJ Hazan moved all in for his remaining 41,000 and was called by Gunter Wichman. Both players revealed their hands.

JJ Hazan: 8♣8♠5♣5♠
Gunter Wichman: A♠Q♦8♦7♥

The board ran out 8♥5♥6♥10♦2♣ to give Hazan the double.

Gunter Wichman: 221,000
JJ Hazan: 122,000

JJ Hazan called from under the gun and Jason Glatzer called from the small blind. Gunter Wichman checked from the big blind.

The flop came 10♥2♥Q♦, and Glatzer checked to Wichman. He bet pot for 40,000 leaving 5,000 behind. Glatzer made the call and called the following 5,000.

Gunter Wichman: Q♥3♥7♠9♠
Jason Glatzer: A♣Q♠10♦8♠

The board completed with the A♥6♦ to allow Wichman to double.

Shortly after, Glatzer moved all in for 35,000 from under the gun. He was called off by Paresh Doshi and both players revealed their hands.

Jason Glatzer: K♠J♦9♦6♣
Paresh Doshi: A♠10♣6♦5♣

The board flopped well for Glatzer as it came the 7♠9♠9♥. However, it completed with the 8♥A♣ to send him to the rail.

Paresh Doshi: 383,000
Jason Glatzer: 0

With only 5 players remaining a pot was brewing between friends and rivals.

Action was caught after the turn of 5♦K♣Q♥7♥ with 40,000 in the pot. Jason Glatzer checked from the small blind, and the big blind checked as well. JJ Hazan fired for 20,000 and Glatzer moved all in for 75,000.

The big blind folded and Hazan went into the tank. “I have you beat but if you feel like gambling…” Glazer told his friend and rival player. Hazan made the fold and told Glatzer he laid down two pair. Glatzer admitted that he was in rough shape as he scooped the pot.

Action was caught after an all in and call occurred between the short stacked (52,000) Gary Dallison and Gang Wang. Both players revealed their hands.

Gary Dallison: A♦K♥J♦3♦
Gang Wang: A♠A♣8♥4♣

The board ran out 8♣3♣8♠K♠A♥ to send Dallison out in 6th. The next player to bust will be the bubble boy but will be rewarded with a poker.pro care package.

Action was caught after a three way all in occurred. JJ Hazan was the shortest stack with 35,000. Gang Wang had more with 102,500, and Gunter Wichman had both covered. The three players revealed their holdings.

JJ Hazan: A♠Q♣J♠2♣
Gang Wang: Q♥J♣10♥10♦
Gunter Wichman: A♦K♥K♣9♦

The board ran out 2♠10♠5♦8♠Q♦ to give both Hazan and Wang part of the pot.

Gunter Wichman: 173,000
Gang Wang: 135,000
JJ Hazan: 117,500

Action was caught after the flop of 3♠6♦9♥, and Gunter Wichman led out for 12,000 from the small blind. Only the under the gun player made the call.

The turn was the 9♠, and Wichman continued for 26,000. He was rewarded with the pot.

Gunter Wichman: 359,000

Jason Glatzer opened to 6,700. Three players called including JJ Hazan in the big blind.

The flop came J♦5♦3♥ and all four players checked their option.

After the turn peeled the 5♣, the small blind checked to Hazan. He fired for 20,000 and was rewarded with the pot.

Hazan revealed 2♦4♥ as part of his hand was an up and down straight draw.

Jason Glatzer: 105,000
JJ Hazan: 90,400

Gunter Wichman sent a player to the rail, and action was caught after the river.

An all in and call occurred after the flop of 7♣10♠4♥ and both players revealed their hands.

Button: A♦7♠5♦4♠
Gunter Wichman: Q♣10♦6♣5♣

The board completed with the 10♣K♠ to give Wichman his monster stack (209,100).

Jason Glatzer took a video and filled poker.pro in on some of the hands banter.

After an initial raise from JJ Hazan, Glatzer three-bet his hand. Hazan made the call. Hazan quipped that he was going to “put Glatzer all in on the flop.” Glatzer responded saying he would “Wait for the turn before being all in.”

As fate would have it, the flop checked through to the turn on the 3♠5♦K♠Q♦ board. Glatzer moved all in and was called off by Hazan. Both players revealed their hands.

Jason Glatzer: K♥K♣4♦6♦
JJ Hazan: Q♣J♥9♠7♥

The board completed with the 10♦ to make both players hands.

JJ Hazan: 134,000
Jason Glatzer: 85,000

Gunter Wichman raised to 3,600 from the button. Both the blinds made the call.

The flop and turn came K♣8♥5♣5♥, and all three players checked their option.

After the river peeled the A♦, both the blinds were quick to check. Wichman fired for 5,500 and was rewarded with the pot.

Gunter Wichman: 86,300

Just before the break, JJ Hazan found another elimination to bring his head count to 4 players.

Action was caught after the flop of J♣3♥7♣, and an all in and call occurred between the big blind and Hazan. Both players revealed their holdings.

Big Blind: J♦J♠A♥2♦
JJ Hazan: A♣Q♣8♠7♠

The board completed with the Q♥9♣ to give Hazan the ace high flush draw.

JJ Hazan (currently): 154,200

With registration soon to close, players are headed on a 30 minute break for the trivia contest. They will return to blinds of 500/1,000 with a 1,000 big blind ante.

In a surprise to know one, Glenn Brown was the first of the two players with bounties on their heads to bust. Although with his hand it is hard to blame him.

Action was caught after the flop with Brown having committed a large chunk of his stack. The flop came 7♣K♥6♠, and Brown moved all in for his remaining 12,900. Paresh Doshi snap called and both players revealed their hands.

Glenn Brown: A♦A♥2♠3♣
Paresh Doshi: A♣J♦7♦7♠

The board completed 9♦5♦ to send Brown out. He is rejoining the tournament and Doshi was rewarded with a t-shirt, water bottle, and hat all with exclusive poker.pro branding as a bonus for eliminating Brown.

Paresh Doshi: 34,500
Glenn Brown: 0

JJ Hazan has eliminated three players so far to gain the overall chip lead of the tournament. He shared the hands that helped him ascend to his position in the standings.

Hazan woke up with A♠K♠K♦3♥ and potted it preflop. Two players called and Hazan was delighted to see the K♣9♥7♥ flop.

One player had a heart draw while the other had a wrap for the straight draw and called off their remaining chips. The turn secured the checkmark for Hazan as it came the 9♠.

Shortly after, Hazan defended with 9♠9♣2♠10♦ and flopped a monster on the Q♠2♥2♦ board. His opponent moved all in and Hazan made the call. His opponents overpair was no good as the board completed the 5♣6♠.

JJ Hazan: 52,000

Glenn Brown called from middle position as well as the button and small blind. The big blind checked as the four players saw a flop.

The flop came 7♥4♦6♦, and all four players checked their option.

After the turn peeled the 5♦, action checked to Mohamed Abu-Hassan in the small blind.

He fired for 1,000 and was rewarded with the pot.

Mohamed Abu-Hassan: 32,000
Glenn Brown: 24,700

Action was caught after the flop came K♦3♣7♣.

After both early players checked to the button, they fired for 600. Jason Glatzer made the call from the small blind.

Ivaylo Dimitrov check raised to 2,600 from under the gun.

Both the button and Glatzer made a quick fold for him to take the pot.

Ivaylo Dimitrov: 26,200
Jason Glatzer: 23,300

Cards are in the air as Jason Glatzer announced the bounty on him and Glenn Brown’s first elimination from the poker.pro PLO event. Stay tuned for live updates as the tournament plays to a winner.

It was a dominant performance from Paresh Doshi as he went on to win the £200 poker.pro PLO. He bested the 34 player field eventually overcoming Gang Wang to take home the lions share of the £5,770 prize pool. Doshi also found both bounties of the night eliminating Glenn Brown and Jason Glatzer from the tournament. His performance was dominant on the final table as he soared to the chip lead and never looked back.

The Day’s Action

Before the tournament began, Jason Glatzer announced that Glenn Brown and him would both have a bounty on their first bullet. The prize would be a poker.pro themed gift basket with an exclusive hat, t-shirt, and water bottle for the headhunters. With this, action was soon underway and Glatzer took his first blow from Dimitrov. Boyuan Xue led the chip count at the break with 47,000. JJ Hazan was in close pursuit with 40,500.

Hazan is the Tournaments Head Hunter

JJ Hazan found his stride as he picked up elimination after elimination. First he flopped top set against two players and made top full house to get the double knockout. Shortly after, he flopped trips against an opponents over pair to add to his chip lead. Glenn Brown was quick to hit the rail after he ran his PLO aces into a flopped set. That set belonged to none other than Doshi who shared that he “made a loose call hoping to spin it up or rebuy,” before the registration closed.

JJ Hazan held an overwhelming chip lead as of the first break with 162,000. Ri-Karlo Handy (57,700) and Craig Timmis (53,000) rounded out the podium. Registration came to a close as the trivia contest was underway in the nearby bar. Team poker.pro bubbled placing third (two places payed). Hazan claimed another elimination before the break sharing with the blog before play resumed.

Wichman carved out a name for himself adding to his stack (86,500), while Glatzer and Hazan towed the line of friend and foe. Setting up for later in the evening, they found a few pots together. Glazer took the initial lead between the pair doubling up as both players hands improved on the river. Wichman continued his hot streak by turning trips to send his opponent to the rail. He now sat as the defacto chip leader with 209,100.

Final Table Approaches as the Tournament Crescendo’s

With only nine players left, Wichman sat as the top dog with 187,500 in play. Mohamed Abu-Hassan, Doshi, and Glatzer all sat in close proximity with approximately 130,000. Wichman kept up the pressure taking down a massive pot and sitting comfortably at 359,000.

A final table was set with seven players and those remaining clung on for dear life. A three way all-in occurred between Gang Wang, Hazan, and Wichman. The stacks flipped as both Hazan and Wang survived to close the gap between them and fellow players. The stone bubble was set to burst as only one players elimination would secure a guarantee of £840 for the remaining players.

Glatzer got one all in through, but wasn’t lucky the second time as Doshi found both bounties and brought the remaining players into the money. In similar fashion, Hazan found a double before busting shortly after. His mid rundown hand couldn’t best Doshi’s A♥A♠10♣5♦ to send him to the rail. Doshi sat with nearly 2/3’s of the chips in play. With just a small advantage, he applied maximum pressure and ensured the tournament wouldn’t last much longer.

Next on the chopping block was Wichman who flopped a combo draw. His draw was not as live as it originally seemed after Doshi revealed the nut flush draw. Both players made their flush to give send Wichman out in the bronze podium place. It didn’t take long for Wang to find himself all in. He open shoved the turn on the 6♥2♣7♦Q♥ board. Doshi went into the tank but found the call, and both players revealed their holdings.

Gang Wang: 9♥8♦5♣4♣
Paresh Doshi: A♣Q♦8♥5♦

The river ran out 7♥ for Wang to be sent home with the silver medal.

Doshi was joyed at his win and also complimented the PartyPoker trophy saying it would be a “good addition to his collection.” He may join the field tomorrow or after for the Mini Main and Main Event in the following days. Stay tuned as poker.pro will be there to report the rest of the weeks events.

It was a dominant performance from Paresh Doshi as he went on to win the £200 poker.pro PLO. He bested the 34 player field eventually overcoming Gang Wang to take home the lions share of the £5,770 prize pool. Doshi also found both bounties of the night eliminating Glenn Brown and Jason Glatzer from the tournament. His performance was dominant on the final table as he soared to the chip lead and never looked back.

A full recap will be available shortly going over the day’s action and including quotes from Doshi.

Action was caught after the turn of 6♥2♣7♦Q♥, and Gang Wang moved all in for 185,000. Paresh Doshi made the call and both players revealed their holdings.

Gang Wang: 9♥8♦5♣4♣
Paresh Doshi: A♣Q♦8♥5♦

The river ran out 7♥ for Wang to be sent home with the silver medal.

After the flop of A♦5♥7♥, Gunter Wichman bet 60,000 and Paresh Doshi put him all in. Wichman made the call, and both players revealed their holdings.

Gunter Wichman: 10♥8♣6♣4♥
Paresh Doshi: A♥8♥5♦4♣

The board completed with the 6♥J♠ for Wichman to be sent out in 3rd place.

Action was caught after JJ Hazan moved all in for 72,000 from the button. Paresh Doshi made the call from the big blind and both players flipped over their hands. “I finally woke up with a monster.” joked Doshi.

JJ Hazan: 9♠8♠8♥5♣
Paresh Doshi: A♠A♥10♣5♦

The board ran out 4♣9♦3♦J♥7♣ for Doshi to send Hazan to the rail.

Paresh Doshi: 422,000
JJ Hazan: 0

JJ Hazan moved all in for his remaining 41,000 and was called by Gunter Wichman. Both players revealed their hands.

JJ Hazan: 8♣8♠5♣5♠
Gunter Wichman: A♠Q♦8♦7♥

The board ran out 8♥5♥6♥10♦2♣ to give Hazan the double.

Gunter Wichman: 221,000
JJ Hazan: 122,000

JJ Hazan called from under the gun and Jason Glatzer called from the small blind. Gunter Wichman checked from the big blind.

The flop came 10♥2♥Q♦, and Glatzer checked to Wichman. He bet pot for 40,000 leaving 5,000 behind. Glatzer made the call and called the following 5,000.

Gunter Wichman: Q♥3♥7♠9♠
Jason Glatzer: A♣Q♠10♦8♠

The board completed with the A♥6♦ to allow Wichman to double.

Shortly after, Glatzer moved all in for 35,000 from under the gun. He was called off by Paresh Doshi and both players revealed their hands.

Jason Glatzer: K♠J♦9♦6♣
Paresh Doshi: A♠10♣6♦5♣

The board flopped well for Glatzer as it came the 7♠9♠9♥. However, it completed with the 8♥A♣ to send him to the rail.

Paresh Doshi: 383,000
Jason Glatzer: 0

With only 5 players remaining a pot was brewing between friends and rivals.

Action was caught after the turn of 5♦K♣Q♥7♥ with 40,000 in the pot. Jason Glatzer checked from the small blind, and the big blind checked as well. JJ Hazan fired for 20,000 and Glatzer moved all in for 75,000.

The big blind folded and Hazan went into the tank. “I have you beat but if you feel like gambling…” Glazer told his friend and rival player. Hazan made the fold and told Glatzer he laid down two pair. Glatzer admitted that he was in rough shape as he scooped the pot.

Action was caught after an all in and call occurred between the short stacked (52,000) Gary Dallison and Gang Wang. Both players revealed their hands.

Gary Dallison: A♦K♥J♦3♦
Gang Wang: A♠A♣8♥4♣

The board ran out 8♣3♣8♠K♠A♥ to send Dallison out in 6th. The next player to bust will be the bubble boy but will be rewarded with a poker.pro care package.

Action was caught after a three way all in occurred. JJ Hazan was the shortest stack with 35,000. Gang Wang had more with 102,500, and Gunter Wichman had both covered. The three players revealed their holdings.

JJ Hazan: A♠Q♣J♠2♣
Gang Wang: Q♥J♣10♥10♦
Gunter Wichman: A♦K♥K♣9♦

The board ran out 2♠10♠5♦8♠Q♦ to give both Hazan and Wang part of the pot.

Gunter Wichman: 173,000
Gang Wang: 135,000
JJ Hazan: 117,500

Action was caught after the flop of 3♠6♦9♥, and Gunter Wichman led out for 12,000 from the small blind. Only the under the gun player made the call.

The turn was the 9♠, and Wichman continued for 26,000. He was rewarded with the pot.

Gunter Wichman: 359,000

Jason Glatzer opened to 6,700. Three players called including JJ Hazan in the big blind.

The flop came J♦5♦3♥ and all four players checked their option.

After the turn peeled the 5♣, the small blind checked to Hazan. He fired for 20,000 and was rewarded with the pot.

Hazan revealed 2♦4♥ as part of his hand was an up and down straight draw.

Jason Glatzer: 105,000
JJ Hazan: 90,400

Gunter Wichman sent a player to the rail, and action was caught after the river.

An all in and call occurred after the flop of 7♣10♠4♥ and both players revealed their hands.

Button: A♦7♠5♦4♠
Gunter Wichman: Q♣10♦6♣5♣

The board completed with the 10♣K♠ to give Wichman his monster stack (209,100).

Jason Glatzer took a video and filled poker.pro in on some of the hands banter.

After an initial raise from JJ Hazan, Glatzer three-bet his hand. Hazan made the call. Hazan quipped that he was going to “put Glatzer all in on the flop.” Glatzer responded saying he would “Wait for the turn before being all in.”

As fate would have it, the flop checked through to the turn on the 3♠5♦K♠Q♦ board. Glatzer moved all in and was called off by Hazan. Both players revealed their hands.

Jason Glatzer: K♥K♣4♦6♦
JJ Hazan: Q♣J♥9♠7♥

The board completed with the 10♦ to make both players hands.

JJ Hazan: 134,000
Jason Glatzer: 85,000

Gunter Wichman raised to 3,600 from the button. Both the blinds made the call.

The flop and turn came K♣8♥5♣5♥, and all three players checked their option.

After the river peeled the A♦, both the blinds were quick to check. Wichman fired for 5,500 and was rewarded with the pot.

Gunter Wichman: 86,300

Just before the break, JJ Hazan found another elimination to bring his head count to 4 players.

Action was caught after the flop of J♣3♥7♣, and an all in and call occurred between the big blind and Hazan. Both players revealed their holdings.

Big Blind: J♦J♠A♥2♦
JJ Hazan: A♣Q♣8♠7♠

The board completed with the Q♥9♣ to give Hazan the ace high flush draw.

JJ Hazan (currently): 154,200

With registration soon to close, players are headed on a 30 minute break for the trivia contest. They will return to blinds of 500/1,000 with a 1,000 big blind ante.

In a surprise to know one, Glenn Brown was the first of the two players with bounties on their heads to bust. Although with his hand it is hard to blame him.

Action was caught after the flop with Brown having committed a large chunk of his stack. The flop came 7♣K♥6♠, and Brown moved all in for his remaining 12,900. Paresh Doshi snap called and both players revealed their hands.

Glenn Brown: A♦A♥2♠3♣
Paresh Doshi: A♣J♦7♦7♠

The board completed 9♦5♦ to send Brown out. He is rejoining the tournament and Doshi was rewarded with a t-shirt, water bottle, and hat all with exclusive poker.pro branding as a bonus for eliminating Brown.

Paresh Doshi: 34,500
Glenn Brown: 0

JJ Hazan has eliminated three players so far to gain the overall chip lead of the tournament. He shared the hands that helped him ascend to his position in the standings.

Hazan woke up with A♠K♠K♦3♥ and potted it preflop. Two players called and Hazan was delighted to see the K♣9♥7♥ flop.

One player had a heart draw while the other had a wrap for the straight draw and called off their remaining chips. The turn secured the checkmark for Hazan as it came the 9♠.

Shortly after, Hazan defended with 9♠9♣2♠10♦ and flopped a monster on the Q♠2♥2♦ board. His opponent moved all in and Hazan made the call. His opponents overpair was no good as the board completed the 5♣6♠.

JJ Hazan: 52,000

Glenn Brown called from middle position as well as the button and small blind. The big blind checked as the four players saw a flop.

The flop came 7♥4♦6♦, and all four players checked their option.

After the turn peeled the 5♦, action checked to Mohamed Abu-Hassan in the small blind.

He fired for 1,000 and was rewarded with the pot.

Mohamed Abu-Hassan: 32,000
Glenn Brown: 24,700

Action was caught after the flop came K♦3♣7♣.

After both early players checked to the button, they fired for 600. Jason Glatzer made the call from the small blind.

Ivaylo Dimitrov check raised to 2,600 from under the gun.

Both the button and Glatzer made a quick fold for him to take the pot.

Ivaylo Dimitrov: 26,200
Jason Glatzer: 23,300

Cards are in the air as Jason Glatzer announced the bounty on him and Glenn Brown’s first elimination from the poker.pro PLO event. Stay tuned for live updates as the tournament plays to a winner.