2025 Pure Poker Tour Series #5 – Event #4: $300 PLO Deepstack Hyper

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  • Mike Malm Finds His Third Trophy of the Week in Event #4: PLO Deepstack Hyperturbo ($7,145)

    Mike Malm Wins Event #4: $300 PLO Deepstack Hyperturbo

    Mike Malm is no stranger to the limelight. In another masterclass performance, he bested the 87 player field to take home his third trophy of the week. Malm has shown an affinity to the mixed game events, opting to join the field over rebuying into Day 1a of the $670. Within fifteen minutes, he held the second largest stack with 180,000 at the second break.

    He didn’t slow down becoming the first player to cross the million chip threshold. Heading into the final table, he held half of the chips in play. From there his hot seat and high pressure play found him claiming all, but two eliminations of the final table. Leon Doublet claimed those two and was the final player standing between Malm and the trophy.

    Heads-up play looked to spur on, as Malm was heavily outflopped with Queens against Leon Doublet’s suited Ace-King with top pair flush draw. However, Malm smashed the case Queen to secure another trophy to add to his poker resume. He shared that this was his third trophy win of the week, as he hopes to retain his title as the API player of the year.

    Event #4: $300 PLO Deepstack Hyperturbo Final Results

    PositionPlayerPrize
    1 Mike Malm$7,145
    2 Leon Doublet$4,685
    3 Paul Shakir$3,125
    4 Kenneth Budd$2,230
    5 Thanh Tu$1,675
    6 Josie Brown$1,070
    7 Brent Baxter$1,070
    8 Martin Riley$735
    9 Paul Meyer$580
  • Leon Doublet Eliminated in 2nd Place ($4,685)

    Level:27 (40,000/80,000/80,000)
    Entries:2/87
    Prizes:$22,316
    Leon Doublet

    Leon Doublet moved all in for 540,000, and Mike Malm made the call. Both players revealed their holdings.

    Leon Doublet: AK94
    Mike Malm: QQ102

    The flop heavily favoured Doublet, as it came the 610A. However, in a fitting conclusion to match the rest of the night, Malm found hit a three outer spiking the 7Q.

  • Paul Shakir Eliminated in 3rd Place ($3,125)

    Level:27 (40,000/80,000/80,000)
    Entries:2/87
    Prizes:$22,316
    Paul Shakir

    With the majority of his chips in the blind and ante, Shakir moved all in for his remaining 80,000. Mike Malm made the call, and both players revealed their holdings.

    Paul Shakir: AQ54
    Mike Malm: 9944

    The board ran out Q10J83 to send Shakir to the rail.

    Mike Malm: 3,950,000

  • Kenneth Budd Eliminated in 4th Place ($2,230)

    Level:27 (40,000/80,000/80,000)
    Entries:3/87
    Prizes:$22,316
    Kenneth Budd

    Action was caught after the flop of 985, and Mike Malm put Kenneth Budd all in. He made the call, and both players revealed their holdings.

    Kenneth Budd: A653
    Mike Malm: 9743

    The board completed with the J6 to give the pot to Malm.

    Mike Malm: 3,720,000

  • Thanh Tu Eliminated in 5th Place ($1,675)

    Level:26 (30,000/60,000/60,000)
    Entries:4/87
    Prizes:$22,316
    Thanh Tu

    Thanh Tu raised to 180,000, and Mike Malm put him all in for 300,000. He made the call, and both players revealed their holdings.

    Thanh Tu: KQ109
    Mike Malm: 101075

    The board ran out J3AA5 to send Tu to the rail.

    Mike Malm: 3,310,000

  • Josie Brown & Brent Baxter Eliminated in 6th/7th Place ($1,070)

    Level:25 (25,000/50,000/50,000)
    Entries:5/87
    Prizes:$22,316

    Josie Brown and Brent Baxter were all in for 60,000, with action on the side.

    The flop and turn came the Q4JK, and Mike Malm led out for 100,000. Leon Doublet moved all in for 350,000. Malm made the fold and the three players revealed their holdings.

    Josie Brown: J766
    Brent Baxter: 10778
    Leon Doublet: A1053

    The board completed with the 8 for Doublet to take the pot.

    Leon Doublet: 750,000

  • Martin Riley Eliminated in 8th Place ($735)

    Level:24 (20,000/40,000/40,000)
    Entries:7/87
    Prizes:$22,316
    Martin Riley

    Martin Riley moved all in, and was called by Mike Malm. Both players revealed their holdings.

    Martin Riley: KA98
    Mike Malm: J1042

    The board ran out KA4Q2 to give Malm the pot.

    Mike Malm: 2,390,000

  • Paul Meyer Eliminated in 9th Place ($580)

    Level:23 (15,000/30,000/30,000)
    Entries:8/87
    Prizes:$22,316
    Paul Meyer

    Paul Meyer moved all in for 85,000, and was called by Mike Malm. Both players revealed their holdings.

    Paul Meyer: AQ52
    Mike Malm: 6443

    The board ran out [invalid notations] to give Malm the pot.

    Mike Malm: 2,100,000

  • Bok Falls On the Bubble

    Level:22 (15,000/25,000/25,000)
    Entries:9/87
    Prizes:$22,316

    Garrett Bok moved all in for 50,000, and Martin Riley made the call. Both players revealed their holdings.

    Garrett Bok: QQ57
    Martin Riley: KQJ3

    The board ran out 7210JK to send Bok to the rail.

    Martin Riley: 370,000

  • Prize Pool Announced

    PositionPrize
    1st$7,145
    2nd$4,685
    3rd$3,125
    4th$2,230
    5th$1,675
    6th$1,205
    7th$935
    8th$735
    9th$580
  • Limpert Doubles Through Fan

    Level:13 (1,500/3,000/3,000)
    Entries:33/87
    Prizes:$22,316

    Francis Fan made the call, and Robert Limpert bet the pot of 13,500. Fan made the call.

    The flop came 410J, and Fan was quick to check. Limpert moved all in for 17,000, and Fan made the call. Both players revealed their holdings.

    Robert Limpert: KK68
    Francis Fan: A985

    The 83 runout gave Limpert the double.

    Francis Fan: 70,000
    Robert Limpert: 58,500

  • Updated Stacks as Registration Closes

    PlayerChip Count
    Bash Ramahi208,000
    Mike Malm188,500
    Justin Pennell175,000
    Scot Munro174,300
    Bewar Hussein171,500
    Francis Fan171,500
  • Chip Leaders at the Break

    PlayerChip Count
    Christopher Lawson161,000
    Justin Pennelli132,000
    Eric Taylor115,800
    Bewar Hussein108,200
    Eric Johnston107,600
    Kyle Levicki106,200
    Luis Loy Bravo99,100
  • Tran Flushes Away Pennelli

    Level:3 (200/300/300)
    Entries:44/47
    Prizes:$12,056

    Action was caught after the flop of A76, and Justin Pennelli led out for the pot of 5,200 from the small blind. Richard Tran re-potted, and Pennelli moved all in. Tran made the call for less (30,200) and both players revealed their holdings.

    Richard Tran: A563
    Justin Pennelli: A976

    Backdoor diamonds in the form of the 38 gave Tran the nut flush along with the double up.

    Richard Tran: 65,900
    Justin Pennelli: 15,800

  • Yorks Heats Up Early

    Level:2 (100/200/200)
    Entries:33/33
    Prizes:$8,465

    Action was caught after the turn of J9A6, and the small blind player was quick to check. Pete Flyma checked to Skyler York, who fired for a pot sized bet of 14,800. Only Flyma made the call.

    The river came the K, and both players checked their option. York revealed AJ105 to best Flyma’s K775.

    Skyler York: 66,700
    Pete Flyma: 38,000

  • PLO Deepstack Hyper on the Friday Side

    Date:Nov 21, 6 PM
    Blinds:15 Minutes
    Starting Stack:50k
    Late Entry:11 Levels (~9:15 PM)
    Day 1 Ends:One-Day Event

    This relatively new format has proven popular in the last few series, combining deep stacks with hyper-fast blind levels. The format comes in two versions, with the four-card version running alongside Day 1a of Event #3 on the first Friday of the series.

    Action kicks off at 6 PM with 50k in chips. Blinds will increase every 15 minutes, so the action is sure to be hot from the start in this one. Late entry is open for 3 hours and 15 minutes, closing when the return from the second break for the start of Level 12. The one-day event will finish out after that, but don’t expect it to be very late, as this one tends to play fast right to the end.

    Nate Habte (L) & Eric Taylor (R)

    In September’s PPT #4, Eric Taylor chopped it up for the win over Nate Habte. They both pocketed a bit more than $4.5k in the HU deal, with Taylor taking down the trophy afterwards when he hit a king-high straight with the chips in the middle.

    Alek Gillies will be doing the reporting on this one, with the caveat that his focus will be on Day 1a of Event #3 for most of the day. I’ll be back in the reporter’s booth starting Tuesday to finish out the series.

    2025 PPT5 E4
    2025 PPT5 Sched
  • Mike Malm Finds His Third Trophy of the Week in Event #4: PLO Deepstack Hyperturbo ($7,145)

    Mike Malm Wins Event #4: $300 PLO Deepstack Hyperturbo

    Mike Malm is no stranger to the limelight. In another masterclass performance, he bested the 87 player field to take home his third trophy of the week. Malm has shown an affinity to the mixed game events, opting to join the field over rebuying into Day 1a of the $670. Within fifteen minutes, he held the second largest stack with 180,000 at the second break.

    He didn’t slow down becoming the first player to cross the million chip threshold. Heading into the final table, he held half of the chips in play. From there his hot seat and high pressure play found him claiming all, but two eliminations of the final table. Leon Doublet claimed those two and was the final player standing between Malm and the trophy.

    Heads-up play looked to spur on, as Malm was heavily outflopped with Queens against Leon Doublet’s suited Ace-King with top pair flush draw. However, Malm smashed the case Queen to secure another trophy to add to his poker resume. He shared that this was his third trophy win of the week, as he hopes to retain his title as the API player of the year.

    Event #4: $300 PLO Deepstack Hyperturbo Final Results

    PositionPlayerPrize
    1 Mike Malm$7,145
    2 Leon Doublet$4,685
    3 Paul Shakir$3,125
    4 Kenneth Budd$2,230
    5 Thanh Tu$1,675
    6 Josie Brown$1,070
    7 Brent Baxter$1,070
    8 Martin Riley$735
    9 Paul Meyer$580
  • Leon Doublet Eliminated in 2nd Place ($4,685)

    Level:27 (40,000/80,000/80,000)
    Entries:2/87
    Prizes:$22,316
    Leon Doublet

    Leon Doublet moved all in for 540,000, and Mike Malm made the call. Both players revealed their holdings.

    Leon Doublet: AK94
    Mike Malm: QQ102

    The flop heavily favoured Doublet, as it came the 610A. However, in a fitting conclusion to match the rest of the night, Malm found hit a three outer spiking the 7Q.

  • Paul Shakir Eliminated in 3rd Place ($3,125)

    Level:27 (40,000/80,000/80,000)
    Entries:2/87
    Prizes:$22,316
    Paul Shakir

    With the majority of his chips in the blind and ante, Shakir moved all in for his remaining 80,000. Mike Malm made the call, and both players revealed their holdings.

    Paul Shakir: AQ54
    Mike Malm: 9944

    The board ran out Q10J83 to send Shakir to the rail.

    Mike Malm: 3,950,000

  • Kenneth Budd Eliminated in 4th Place ($2,230)

    Level:27 (40,000/80,000/80,000)
    Entries:3/87
    Prizes:$22,316
    Kenneth Budd

    Action was caught after the flop of 985, and Mike Malm put Kenneth Budd all in. He made the call, and both players revealed their holdings.

    Kenneth Budd: A653
    Mike Malm: 9743

    The board completed with the J6 to give the pot to Malm.

    Mike Malm: 3,720,000

  • Thanh Tu Eliminated in 5th Place ($1,675)

    Level:26 (30,000/60,000/60,000)
    Entries:4/87
    Prizes:$22,316
    Thanh Tu

    Thanh Tu raised to 180,000, and Mike Malm put him all in for 300,000. He made the call, and both players revealed their holdings.

    Thanh Tu: KQ109
    Mike Malm: 101075

    The board ran out J3AA5 to send Tu to the rail.

    Mike Malm: 3,310,000

  • Josie Brown & Brent Baxter Eliminated in 6th/7th Place ($1,070)

    Level:25 (25,000/50,000/50,000)
    Entries:5/87
    Prizes:$22,316

    Josie Brown and Brent Baxter were all in for 60,000, with action on the side.

    The flop and turn came the Q4JK, and Mike Malm led out for 100,000. Leon Doublet moved all in for 350,000. Malm made the fold and the three players revealed their holdings.

    Josie Brown: J766
    Brent Baxter: 10778
    Leon Doublet: A1053

    The board completed with the 8 for Doublet to take the pot.

    Leon Doublet: 750,000

  • Martin Riley Eliminated in 8th Place ($735)

    Level:24 (20,000/40,000/40,000)
    Entries:7/87
    Prizes:$22,316
    Martin Riley

    Martin Riley moved all in, and was called by Mike Malm. Both players revealed their holdings.

    Martin Riley: KA98
    Mike Malm: J1042

    The board ran out KA4Q2 to give Malm the pot.

    Mike Malm: 2,390,000

  • Paul Meyer Eliminated in 9th Place ($580)

    Level:23 (15,000/30,000/30,000)
    Entries:8/87
    Prizes:$22,316
    Paul Meyer

    Paul Meyer moved all in for 85,000, and was called by Mike Malm. Both players revealed their holdings.

    Paul Meyer: AQ52
    Mike Malm: 6443

    The board ran out [invalid notations] to give Malm the pot.

    Mike Malm: 2,100,000

  • Bok Falls On the Bubble

    Level:22 (15,000/25,000/25,000)
    Entries:9/87
    Prizes:$22,316

    Garrett Bok moved all in for 50,000, and Martin Riley made the call. Both players revealed their holdings.

    Garrett Bok: QQ57
    Martin Riley: KQJ3

    The board ran out 7210JK to send Bok to the rail.

    Martin Riley: 370,000

  • Prize Pool Announced

    PositionPrize
    1st$7,145
    2nd$4,685
    3rd$3,125
    4th$2,230
    5th$1,675
    6th$1,205
    7th$935
    8th$735
    9th$580
  • Limpert Doubles Through Fan

    Level:13 (1,500/3,000/3,000)
    Entries:33/87
    Prizes:$22,316

    Francis Fan made the call, and Robert Limpert bet the pot of 13,500. Fan made the call.

    The flop came 410J, and Fan was quick to check. Limpert moved all in for 17,000, and Fan made the call. Both players revealed their holdings.

    Robert Limpert: KK68
    Francis Fan: A985

    The 83 runout gave Limpert the double.

    Francis Fan: 70,000
    Robert Limpert: 58,500

  • Updated Stacks as Registration Closes

    PlayerChip Count
    Bash Ramahi208,000
    Mike Malm188,500
    Justin Pennell175,000
    Scot Munro174,300
    Bewar Hussein171,500
    Francis Fan171,500
  • Chip Leaders at the Break

    PlayerChip Count
    Christopher Lawson161,000
    Justin Pennelli132,000
    Eric Taylor115,800
    Bewar Hussein108,200
    Eric Johnston107,600
    Kyle Levicki106,200
    Luis Loy Bravo99,100
  • Tran Flushes Away Pennelli

    Level:3 (200/300/300)
    Entries:44/47
    Prizes:$12,056

    Action was caught after the flop of A76, and Justin Pennelli led out for the pot of 5,200 from the small blind. Richard Tran re-potted, and Pennelli moved all in. Tran made the call for less (30,200) and both players revealed their holdings.

    Richard Tran: A563
    Justin Pennelli: A976

    Backdoor diamonds in the form of the 38 gave Tran the nut flush along with the double up.

    Richard Tran: 65,900
    Justin Pennelli: 15,800

  • Yorks Heats Up Early

    Level:2 (100/200/200)
    Entries:33/33
    Prizes:$8,465

    Action was caught after the turn of J9A6, and the small blind player was quick to check. Pete Flyma checked to Skyler York, who fired for a pot sized bet of 14,800. Only Flyma made the call.

    The river came the K, and both players checked their option. York revealed AJ105 to best Flyma’s K775.

    Skyler York: 66,700
    Pete Flyma: 38,000

  • PLO Deepstack Hyper on the Friday Side

    Date:Nov 21, 6 PM
    Blinds:15 Minutes
    Starting Stack:50k
    Late Entry:11 Levels (~9:15 PM)
    Day 1 Ends:One-Day Event

    This relatively new format has proven popular in the last few series, combining deep stacks with hyper-fast blind levels. The format comes in two versions, with the four-card version running alongside Day 1a of Event #3 on the first Friday of the series.

    Action kicks off at 6 PM with 50k in chips. Blinds will increase every 15 minutes, so the action is sure to be hot from the start in this one. Late entry is open for 3 hours and 15 minutes, closing when the return from the second break for the start of Level 12. The one-day event will finish out after that, but don’t expect it to be very late, as this one tends to play fast right to the end.

    Nate Habte (L) & Eric Taylor (R)

    In September’s PPT #4, Eric Taylor chopped it up for the win over Nate Habte. They both pocketed a bit more than $4.5k in the HU deal, with Taylor taking down the trophy afterwards when he hit a king-high straight with the chips in the middle.

    Alek Gillies will be doing the reporting on this one, with the caveat that his focus will be on Day 1a of Event #3 for most of the day. I’ll be back in the reporter’s booth starting Tuesday to finish out the series.

    2025 PPT5 E4
    2025 PPT5 Sched
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PositionPlayerPrize
1 Mike Malm$7,145
2 Leon Doublet$4,685
3 Paul Shakir$3,125
4 Kenneth Budd$2,230
5 Thanh Tu$1,675
6 Josie Brown$1,070
7 Brent Baxter$1,070
8 Martin Riley$735
9 Paul Meyer$580

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