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The second stop of the 2025 Pure Poker Tour kicks off on May 15 at Pure Casino Yellowstone, with live coverage by Lyle Bateman throughout the series.
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Eric Wasylenko Returns to Form to Win Event #10: $560 NLH
Event #10: 560 NLH Winner Eric Wasylenko As he has done countless times before, Eric Wasylenko has surpassed the field to win Event #10: $560 NLH. He bested the 72 player field to take home the first place prize of $11,635. The tournament garnered a total prize pool of $34,200 with eight players making the money. He bested Brian Macnevin in heads-up play to take down the event.
Wasylenko held the chip lead in the final table and didn’t look back. He found eliminations to remain the chip lead until heads-up play occurred. At one point Macnevin had a 4:1 chip lead against Wasylenko. He battled back winning a key double up to stay in the game. Shortly after, he got a ton of value when Macnevin flopped a set and he turned a straight. From there he didn’t look back as he called off with ace-ten against Macnevin’s pocket sevens and flopped a ten.
Position Player Prize 1 
Eric Wasylenko$11,635 2 Brian Macnevin$7,865 3 Ryan Smith$5,130 4 Bash Ramahi$3,420 5 Michael Bernstein$2,255 6 Yeping Shan$1,640 7 Shawn Trojan$1,265 8 Jo Teliani$990 -
Brian Macnevin Eliminated in 2nd Place ($7,865)
Level: 24 (20,000/40,000/40,000) Entries: 1/72 Prizes: $34,200 
Brian Macnevin Shortly before this hand, Brian Macnevin lost a big pot to Eric Wasylenko with pocket tens. He flopped a set on the 10♥9♦6♠8♥2♦, while Wasylenko held Q♠7♦. Following the hand, he moved all in for around 600,000. Wasylenko made the call, and both players revealed their hands.
Brian Macnevin: 7♥7♠
Eric Wasylenko: A♥10♦The board ran out 6♦Q♦10♠6♠2♠ for Wasylenko to take the pot and the trophy.
Eric Wasylenko: 1,800,000
Brin Macnevin: 0 -
Wasylenko Doubles
Level: 23 (15,000/30,000/30,000) Entries: 2/72 Prizes: $34,200 
Eric Wasylenko moved all in for 355,000 and was called by Brian Macnevin. Both players revealed their holdings.
Eric Wasylenko: 9♠9♦
Brian Macnevin: A♠Q♦The board ran out 3♥5♣4♦K♦3♣ for Wasylenko to find the double.
Brian Macnevin: 1,160,000
Eric Wasylenko: 740,000 -
Updated Stacks
Player Chip Count Big Blind Brian Macnevin 1,575,000 53 Eric Wasylenko 325,000 11 -
Ryan Smith Eliminated in 3rd Place ($5,130)
Level: 22 (15,000/25,000/25,000) Entries: 2/72 Prizes: $34,200 
Ryan Smith Ryan Smith moved all in for 190,000, and was called by Brian Macnevin. Both players revealed their holdings.
Ryan Smith: Q♣10♦
Brian Macnevin: K♦10♥The board ran out Q♦2♥3♥J♥9♣ for Macnevin to take the pot.
Brian Macnevin: 1,120,000
Eric Waslylenko: 680,000
Ryan Smith: 0 -
Bash Ramahi Eliminated in 4th Place ($3,420)
Level: 21 (10,000/20,000/20,000) Entries: 3/72 Prizes: $34,200 
Bash Ramahi Brian Macnevin opened to 110,000 from the button. Bash Ramahi moved all in for 280,000 from the big blind, and Macnevin made the call. Both players revealed their holdings.
Bash Ramahi: A♠Q♣
Brian Macnevin: 10♠10♥The board ran out 5♦3♠5♥9♥7♦ to give Macnevin the pot.
Brian Macnevin: 1,005,000
Bash Ramahi: 0 -
Chip Stacks on Break
Player Chip Count Big Blinds Brian Macnevin 570,000 29 Eric Wasylenko 419,000 21 Ryan Smith 335,000 17 Bash Ramahi 260,000 13 -
Michael Bernstein Eliminated in 5th Place ($2,255)
Level: 20 (10,000/15,000/15,000) Entries: 4/72 Prizes: $34,200 
Michael Bernstein Event #10 Michael Bernstein moved all in for 210,000, and Eric Wasylenko moved all in over top. The remaining players folded, and both players revealed their hands.
Michael Bernstein: 2♥2♣
Eric Wasylenko: 9♣9♠The board ran out 10♠9♥5♦4♠Q♣ for Wasylenko to take the pot.
Eric Wasylenko: 650,000
Michael Bernstein: 0 -
Yeping Shan Eliminated in 6th Place ($1,640)
Level: 20 (10,000/15,000/15,000) Entries: 5/72 Prizes: $34,200 
Yeping Shan Brian Macnevin raised to 31,000. Yeping Shan moved all in for 134,000 and Macnevin made the call. Both players revealed their holdings.
Yeping Shan: A♠Q♥
Brian Macnevin: [invalid notations] to send Shan to the rail.Brian Macnevin: 479,000
Yeping Shan: 0 -
Shawn Trojan Eliminated in 7th Place ($1,265)
Level: 20 (10,000/15,000/15,000) Entries: 6/72 Prizes: $34,200 
Shawn Trojan Shawn Trojan moved all in for 92,000, and Ryan Smith made the call. Both players revealed their hands.
Shawn Trojan: J♥J♣
Ryan Smith: A♥7♦The board ran out [invalid notations] for Smith to take the pot.
Ryan Smith: 277,000
Shawn Trojan: 0 -
Jo Teliani Eliminated in 8th Place ($990)
Level: 19 (6,000/12,000/12,000) Entries: 7/72 Prizes: $34,200 
Jo Teliani Teliani called off the previous hand with ace-jack against Michael Bernstein’s aces to double him up. Left with 144,000, she moved all in from under the gun. Eric Wasylenko moved all in over the top, and both players revealed their hands.
Jo Teliani: A♥6♥
Eric Wasylenko: A♦J♣The board ran out Q♣4♦2♠Q♥10♦ for Teliani to hit the rail.
Eric Wasylenko: 570,000
Michael Bernstein: 216,000
Jo Teliani: 0 -
Mike Malm Falls Short
Level: 18 (5,000/10,000/10,000) Entries: 8/72 Prizes: $34,200 
Mike Mal Mike Malm opened to 50,000 of his 55,000 starting stack. Jo Teliani moved all in, and Malm took his time before putting in his final chips.
Mike Malm: 5♥5♦
Jo Teliani: 10♠10♥The board ran out 3♦3♣3♠K♥J♣ for Teliani to find the elimination.
Jo Teliani: 313,000
Mike Malm: 0 -
Teliani Takes it Down
Level: 18 (5,000/10,000/10,000) Entries: 9/72 Prizes: $34,200 Jo Teliani Eric Wasylenko opened to 16,000 from middle position. Jo Teliani raised to 30,000 from the cutoff. Wasylenko made the call.
The flop came A♣2♠5♠, and both players checked their option.
After the turn peeled the K♠, and Wasylenko was quick to check. Teliani moved all in for 139,000 and Wasylenko made the fold.
Eric Wasylenko: 489,000
Jo Teliani: 200,000 -
Teliani Time on the Final Table
Play is down to a final table with the next player busting on the bubble. Many familiar faces have made it this far. Among them is Jo Teliani. Teliani has seen success in prior series and is joined on the rail by her brother DJ Sharma. DJ won an event earlier this week and is cheering on his sister as well as giving her advice along the way.
Table Seat Player Feature Table 1 Bash Ramahi Feature Table 2 Mike Malm Feature Table 3 Yeping Shan Feature Table 4 Michael Bernstein Feature Table 5 Eric Wasylenko Feature Table 6 Shawn Trojan Feature Table 7 Jo Teliani Feature Table 8 Brian Macnevi Feature Table 9 Ryan Smith -
All Chip Counts at the Break
Player Chip Count Big Blinds Eric Wasylenko 419,000 52 Jo Teliani 284,000 36 Bash Ramahi 227,000 28 Brian Macnevi 211,000 26 Mike Malm 184,000 23 Ryan Smith 161,000 20 Yeping Shan 105,000 13 Michael Bernstein 91,000 11 Shawn Trojan 63,000 8 Pav Braich 56,000 7 -
Braich Finds Life
Level: 16 (3,000/6,000/6,000) Entries: 11/72 Prizes: $34,200 
Pav Braich Pav Braich moved all in for 19,000 and was called by two players.
The flop and turn came K♥10♠10♣7♠, and both players were quick to check.
After the river peeled the 5♣, Eric Wasylenko fired for 20,000. Nadav Bitton folded, and Wasylenko revealed Q♣Q♥. Braich showed K♦10♦ to take the pot.
Eric Wasylenko: 277,000
Nadav Bitton: 68,500
Pav Braich: 68,500 -
Photos of the Field
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A Big Break for Braich
Level: 14 (2,000/4,000/4,000) Entries: 13/72 Prizes: $34,200 Pav Braich moved all in for 28,500, and was called by Joe Herlein and Nadav Bitton. The three players revealed their holdings.
Pav Braich: 8♣8♥
Joe Herlain: K♦K♥
Nadav Bitton: A♦Q♠The board ran out 9♥10♦8♠10♣7♦ to give Pav Braich the pot.
Nadav Bitton: 104,000
Pav Braich: 86,200
Joe Herlain: 3,000 -
Chip Counts After the Break
Player Chip Count Big Blinds Michael Bernstein 212,000 71 Alan Zhu 184,000 61 Jo Teliani 158,500 53 Mike Malm 98,000 33 Antonio Ma 91,500 31 -
Prize Pool Announced
Place Prize 1 $11,635 2 $7,865 3 $5,130 4 $3,420 5 $2,255 6 $1,640 7 $1,265 8 $990 -
Brower Takes One from Ramahi
Level: 12 (1,500/2,500/2,500) Entries: 21/72 Prizes: $34,200 Action was caught after the flop of Q♦K♠K♦, and Ramahi fired for 5,000. Leo Brower made the call.
The turn was the 4♣, and both players checked their option.
After the river peeled the J♠, Brower led out for 5,000. Ramahi made the call and revealed 10♣10♠/ It was no good as Brower showed J♦10♦ to take the pot.
Bash Ramahi: 136,600
Leo Brower: 59,000 -
Big Stacks and Notables
Player Name Chip Count Big Blinds Alan Zhu 194,100 78 Michael St Pierre Porter 143,200 57 Nadav Bitton 131,500 53 Ryan Smith 82,500 33 Sebastien Crema 42,800 17 Ron Lauson 32,700 13 -
Wasylenko Shows No Fear
Level: 9 (600/1,200/1,200) Entries: 30/72 Prizes: $34,200 
Eric Wasylenko Yeping Shan raised to 2,500 from late position. Eric Wasylenko defended his big blind.
The flop came 10♠7♠9♥, and both players checked their option.
After the turn peeled the A♦, Wasylenko led out for 5,000. Shan made the call.
The river was the Q♠, and Wasylenko continued for 5,500. Shan made the fold.
Eric Wasylenko: 75,000
Yeping Shan: 28,300 -
It’s Sharma Time
Level: 5 (300/500/500) Entries: 29/42 Prizes: $19,950 
E8 Winner DJ Sharma The room just got a little louder as DJ Sharma has found his way into the $560 NLH field. Sharma’s week has been a notable one as he took home his first ever tournament trophy in Event #8: $230 NLH. If you’d like a bigger recap of that day you can check it out here.
Registration is still open for three more levels as well as the 45 minute dinner break proceeding it. Also available tonight is a 1 in 7.5 landmark satellite to the main. This tournament opens at 7:30 PM and costs $170 to enter. Winners of the event will receive $1,100 in tournament dollars that can be used for any events at Yellowhead.
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$560 NLH Early Day Photos
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Event #10: $560 NLH is Underway
Level: 1 (100/100/100) Entries: 16/16 Prizes: TBD The side event of the day, the $560 NLH, has begun. Action will play down to a winner with late registration being open for just under 5 hours. Among the field are notables such as Eric Wasylenko, Rob Lothian, and Sebastien Crema.
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Side Action for $560
Event 10: $560 NLH ($500+$60) Date: May 21, 3 PM Blinds: 30 Minutes Starting Stack: 25k Late Entry: 8 Levels (~7:30 PM) Day 1 Ends: One-Day Event Alongside the final day of the High Roller, Wednesday also hosts the $560 NLH starting at 3 PM. Players get 25k to start and play 30-minute levels (20-min heads up) for the duration.
Buy-ins are open for 8 levels of play, putting the desk closure at about 7:30 PM. That starts the freezeout phase of the game, with the action playing until there is only one player left.
I’ll be away from the floor on Wednesday, taking care of some personal business, but Alek Gillies will be in to cover the final day of the High Roller, then finish his day off on this one. I’ll be back on the floor for Thursday’s action.
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Eric Wasylenko Returns to Form to Win Event #10: $560 NLH
Event #10: 560 NLH Winner Eric Wasylenko As he has done countless times before, Eric Wasylenko has surpassed the field to win Event #10: $560 NLH. He bested the 72 player field to take home the first place prize of $11,635. The tournament garnered a total prize pool of $34,200 with eight players making the money. He bested Brian Macnevin in heads-up play to take down the event.
Wasylenko held the chip lead in the final table and didn’t look back. He found eliminations to remain the chip lead until heads-up play occurred. At one point Macnevin had a 4:1 chip lead against Wasylenko. He battled back winning a key double up to stay in the game. Shortly after, he got a ton of value when Macnevin flopped a set and he turned a straight. From there he didn’t look back as he called off with ace-ten against Macnevin’s pocket sevens and flopped a ten.
Position Player Prize 1 Eric Wasylenko$11,635 2 Brian Macnevin$7,865 3 Ryan Smith$5,130 4 Bash Ramahi$3,420 5 Michael Bernstein$2,255 6 Yeping Shan$1,640 7 Shawn Trojan$1,265 8 Jo Teliani$990 -
Brian Macnevin Eliminated in 2nd Place ($7,865)
Level: 24 (20,000/40,000/40,000) Entries: 1/72 Prizes: $34,200 Brian Macnevin Shortly before this hand, Brian Macnevin lost a big pot to Eric Wasylenko with pocket tens. He flopped a set on the 10♥9♦6♠8♥2♦, while Wasylenko held Q♠7♦. Following the hand, he moved all in for around 600,000. Wasylenko made the call, and both players revealed their hands.
Brian Macnevin: 7♥7♠
Eric Wasylenko: A♥10♦The board ran out 6♦Q♦10♠6♠2♠ for Wasylenko to take the pot and the trophy.
Eric Wasylenko: 1,800,000
Brin Macnevin: 0 -
Wasylenko Doubles
Level: 23 (15,000/30,000/30,000) Entries: 2/72 Prizes: $34,200 Eric Wasylenko moved all in for 355,000 and was called by Brian Macnevin. Both players revealed their holdings.
Eric Wasylenko: 9♠9♦
Brian Macnevin: A♠Q♦The board ran out 3♥5♣4♦K♦3♣ for Wasylenko to find the double.
Brian Macnevin: 1,160,000
Eric Wasylenko: 740,000 -
Updated Stacks
Player Chip Count Big Blind Brian Macnevin 1,575,000 53 Eric Wasylenko 325,000 11 -
Ryan Smith Eliminated in 3rd Place ($5,130)
Level: 22 (15,000/25,000/25,000) Entries: 2/72 Prizes: $34,200 Ryan Smith Ryan Smith moved all in for 190,000, and was called by Brian Macnevin. Both players revealed their holdings.
Ryan Smith: Q♣10♦
Brian Macnevin: K♦10♥The board ran out Q♦2♥3♥J♥9♣ for Macnevin to take the pot.
Brian Macnevin: 1,120,000
Eric Waslylenko: 680,000
Ryan Smith: 0 -
Bash Ramahi Eliminated in 4th Place ($3,420)
Level: 21 (10,000/20,000/20,000) Entries: 3/72 Prizes: $34,200 Bash Ramahi Brian Macnevin opened to 110,000 from the button. Bash Ramahi moved all in for 280,000 from the big blind, and Macnevin made the call. Both players revealed their holdings.
Bash Ramahi: A♠Q♣
Brian Macnevin: 10♠10♥The board ran out 5♦3♠5♥9♥7♦ to give Macnevin the pot.
Brian Macnevin: 1,005,000
Bash Ramahi: 0 -
Chip Stacks on Break
Player Chip Count Big Blinds Brian Macnevin 570,000 29 Eric Wasylenko 419,000 21 Ryan Smith 335,000 17 Bash Ramahi 260,000 13 -
Michael Bernstein Eliminated in 5th Place ($2,255)
Level: 20 (10,000/15,000/15,000) Entries: 4/72 Prizes: $34,200 Michael Bernstein Event #10 Michael Bernstein moved all in for 210,000, and Eric Wasylenko moved all in over top. The remaining players folded, and both players revealed their hands.
Michael Bernstein: 2♥2♣
Eric Wasylenko: 9♣9♠The board ran out 10♠9♥5♦4♠Q♣ for Wasylenko to take the pot.
Eric Wasylenko: 650,000
Michael Bernstein: 0 -
Yeping Shan Eliminated in 6th Place ($1,640)
Level: 20 (10,000/15,000/15,000) Entries: 5/72 Prizes: $34,200 Yeping Shan Brian Macnevin raised to 31,000. Yeping Shan moved all in for 134,000 and Macnevin made the call. Both players revealed their holdings.
Yeping Shan: A♠Q♥
Brian Macnevin: [invalid notations] to send Shan to the rail.Brian Macnevin: 479,000
Yeping Shan: 0 -
Shawn Trojan Eliminated in 7th Place ($1,265)
Level: 20 (10,000/15,000/15,000) Entries: 6/72 Prizes: $34,200 Shawn Trojan Shawn Trojan moved all in for 92,000, and Ryan Smith made the call. Both players revealed their hands.
Shawn Trojan: J♥J♣
Ryan Smith: A♥7♦The board ran out [invalid notations] for Smith to take the pot.
Ryan Smith: 277,000
Shawn Trojan: 0 -
Jo Teliani Eliminated in 8th Place ($990)
Level: 19 (6,000/12,000/12,000) Entries: 7/72 Prizes: $34,200 Jo Teliani Teliani called off the previous hand with ace-jack against Michael Bernstein’s aces to double him up. Left with 144,000, she moved all in from under the gun. Eric Wasylenko moved all in over the top, and both players revealed their hands.
Jo Teliani: A♥6♥
Eric Wasylenko: A♦J♣The board ran out Q♣4♦2♠Q♥10♦ for Teliani to hit the rail.
Eric Wasylenko: 570,000
Michael Bernstein: 216,000
Jo Teliani: 0 -
Mike Malm Falls Short
Level: 18 (5,000/10,000/10,000) Entries: 8/72 Prizes: $34,200 Mike Mal Mike Malm opened to 50,000 of his 55,000 starting stack. Jo Teliani moved all in, and Malm took his time before putting in his final chips.
Mike Malm: 5♥5♦
Jo Teliani: 10♠10♥The board ran out 3♦3♣3♠K♥J♣ for Teliani to find the elimination.
Jo Teliani: 313,000
Mike Malm: 0 -
Teliani Takes it Down
Level: 18 (5,000/10,000/10,000) Entries: 9/72 Prizes: $34,200 Jo Teliani Eric Wasylenko opened to 16,000 from middle position. Jo Teliani raised to 30,000 from the cutoff. Wasylenko made the call.
The flop came A♣2♠5♠, and both players checked their option.
After the turn peeled the K♠, and Wasylenko was quick to check. Teliani moved all in for 139,000 and Wasylenko made the fold.
Eric Wasylenko: 489,000
Jo Teliani: 200,000 -
Teliani Time on the Final Table
Play is down to a final table with the next player busting on the bubble. Many familiar faces have made it this far. Among them is Jo Teliani. Teliani has seen success in prior series and is joined on the rail by her brother DJ Sharma. DJ won an event earlier this week and is cheering on his sister as well as giving her advice along the way.
Table Seat Player Feature Table 1 Bash Ramahi Feature Table 2 Mike Malm Feature Table 3 Yeping Shan Feature Table 4 Michael Bernstein Feature Table 5 Eric Wasylenko Feature Table 6 Shawn Trojan Feature Table 7 Jo Teliani Feature Table 8 Brian Macnevi Feature Table 9 Ryan Smith -
All Chip Counts at the Break
Player Chip Count Big Blinds Eric Wasylenko 419,000 52 Jo Teliani 284,000 36 Bash Ramahi 227,000 28 Brian Macnevi 211,000 26 Mike Malm 184,000 23 Ryan Smith 161,000 20 Yeping Shan 105,000 13 Michael Bernstein 91,000 11 Shawn Trojan 63,000 8 Pav Braich 56,000 7 -
Braich Finds Life
Level: 16 (3,000/6,000/6,000) Entries: 11/72 Prizes: $34,200 Pav Braich Pav Braich moved all in for 19,000 and was called by two players.
The flop and turn came K♥10♠10♣7♠, and both players were quick to check.
After the river peeled the 5♣, Eric Wasylenko fired for 20,000. Nadav Bitton folded, and Wasylenko revealed Q♣Q♥. Braich showed K♦10♦ to take the pot.
Eric Wasylenko: 277,000
Nadav Bitton: 68,500
Pav Braich: 68,500 -
Photos of the Field
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A Big Break for Braich
Level: 14 (2,000/4,000/4,000) Entries: 13/72 Prizes: $34,200 Pav Braich moved all in for 28,500, and was called by Joe Herlein and Nadav Bitton. The three players revealed their holdings.
Pav Braich: 8♣8♥
Joe Herlain: K♦K♥
Nadav Bitton: A♦Q♠The board ran out 9♥10♦8♠10♣7♦ to give Pav Braich the pot.
Nadav Bitton: 104,000
Pav Braich: 86,200
Joe Herlain: 3,000 -
Chip Counts After the Break
Player Chip Count Big Blinds Michael Bernstein 212,000 71 Alan Zhu 184,000 61 Jo Teliani 158,500 53 Mike Malm 98,000 33 Antonio Ma 91,500 31 -
Prize Pool Announced
Place Prize 1 $11,635 2 $7,865 3 $5,130 4 $3,420 5 $2,255 6 $1,640 7 $1,265 8 $990 -
Brower Takes One from Ramahi
Level: 12 (1,500/2,500/2,500) Entries: 21/72 Prizes: $34,200 Action was caught after the flop of Q♦K♠K♦, and Ramahi fired for 5,000. Leo Brower made the call.
The turn was the 4♣, and both players checked their option.
After the river peeled the J♠, Brower led out for 5,000. Ramahi made the call and revealed 10♣10♠/ It was no good as Brower showed J♦10♦ to take the pot.
Bash Ramahi: 136,600
Leo Brower: 59,000 -
Big Stacks and Notables
Player Name Chip Count Big Blinds Alan Zhu 194,100 78 Michael St Pierre Porter 143,200 57 Nadav Bitton 131,500 53 Ryan Smith 82,500 33 Sebastien Crema 42,800 17 Ron Lauson 32,700 13 -
Wasylenko Shows No Fear
Level: 9 (600/1,200/1,200) Entries: 30/72 Prizes: $34,200 Eric Wasylenko Yeping Shan raised to 2,500 from late position. Eric Wasylenko defended his big blind.
The flop came 10♠7♠9♥, and both players checked their option.
After the turn peeled the A♦, Wasylenko led out for 5,000. Shan made the call.
The river was the Q♠, and Wasylenko continued for 5,500. Shan made the fold.
Eric Wasylenko: 75,000
Yeping Shan: 28,300 -
It’s Sharma Time
Level: 5 (300/500/500) Entries: 29/42 Prizes: $19,950 E8 Winner DJ Sharma The room just got a little louder as DJ Sharma has found his way into the $560 NLH field. Sharma’s week has been a notable one as he took home his first ever tournament trophy in Event #8: $230 NLH. If you’d like a bigger recap of that day you can check it out here.
Registration is still open for three more levels as well as the 45 minute dinner break proceeding it. Also available tonight is a 1 in 7.5 landmark satellite to the main. This tournament opens at 7:30 PM and costs $170 to enter. Winners of the event will receive $1,100 in tournament dollars that can be used for any events at Yellowhead.
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$560 NLH Early Day Photos
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Event #10: $560 NLH is Underway
Level: 1 (100/100/100) Entries: 16/16 Prizes: TBD The side event of the day, the $560 NLH, has begun. Action will play down to a winner with late registration being open for just under 5 hours. Among the field are notables such as Eric Wasylenko, Rob Lothian, and Sebastien Crema.
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Side Action for $560
Event 10: $560 NLH ($500+$60) Date: May 21, 3 PM Blinds: 30 Minutes Starting Stack: 25k Late Entry: 8 Levels (~7:30 PM) Day 1 Ends: One-Day Event Alongside the final day of the High Roller, Wednesday also hosts the $560 NLH starting at 3 PM. Players get 25k to start and play 30-minute levels (20-min heads up) for the duration.
Buy-ins are open for 8 levels of play, putting the desk closure at about 7:30 PM. That starts the freezeout phase of the game, with the action playing until there is only one player left.
I’ll be away from the floor on Wednesday, taking care of some personal business, but Alek Gillies will be in to cover the final day of the High Roller, then finish his day off on this one. I’ll be back on the floor for Thursday’s action.
| Position | Player | Prize |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Eric Wasylenko | $11,635 |
| 2 | Brian Macnevin | $7,865 |
| 3 | Ryan Smith | $5,130 |
| 4 | Bash Ramahi | $3,420 |
| 5 | Michael Bernstein | $2,255 |
| 6 | Yeping Shan | $1,640 |
| 7 | Shawn Trojan | $1,265 |
| 8 | Jo Teliani | $990 |
