2026 Summer Super Stack – Event #17: $280 NLH Bounty

The prizes are in for the final game of the series, and they found an extra entry for 130 entries in this one. 13 players are getting paid some piece of $24,375 in payouts, with an additional $6,500 in the total bounty pool today.

Entries are closed for the final event of the Summer Super Stack, with 129 entries on the board. If that holds, it will mean 13 players sharing in $24,188 in payouts, with an additional $6,450 in bounties in the field today.

As mentioned, this game probably won’t get much, if any, action coverage as I’ll be focused on the Main Event Day 2 for most of the day, and I expect this game to finish while the Main is still playing.

The side game players are back in action after the first break of the day, with 4 more levels of poker before entries close for good on the 2026 Summer Super Stack. The field is at 80 entries, with 60 still in their seats, for prizes of $19,000 ($15,000 prizes, $4,000 bounties).

The side game is up to 61 entries, with Level 4 just beginning. That puts the combined prizes close to $15k, with $3,050 of that in the bounty pool.

The final game of the series s=is now underway in the Chrome room, with 28 players. Level 1 has about 5 minutes to play, and I expect this to be a fairly big field. Entries are open until about 5:30 PM.

Event #17: $280 Bounty ($200 + $50 + $30)

The final game of the 2026 Summer Super Stack runs on Sunday at 2 PM, alongside Day 2 of the Main Event. Players get 20k to start, and levels are 20 minutes long throughout the game.

Entries are open for 9 levels, which should mean the desk closes for the final time at about 5:30 PM on Sunday. After that, they’ll play down to a winner before the end for the day.

This game may not get a lot of coverage on Sunday. I’ll be focused on the Main Event Day 2, and there’s a good chance that this game will finish before the Main Event does. I’ll do my best to at least update the numbers as much as possible and get the results posted at the end, but I’ll only be watching action in this one if the Main finishes early.

Last Summer, Kevin Kemna took down this final game heads-up over Ryan Cairns. They got 90 entries for prizes of $21,375 ($16,875 prizes, $4,500 bounties), while this past Spring, Chris Ruddell prevailed over 114 entries ($27,075 ($21,375 prizes, $5,700 bounties)) to take it all down over Andy Truong.

The prizes are in for the final game of the series, and they found an extra entry for 130 entries in this one. 13 players are getting paid some piece of $24,375 in payouts, with an additional $6,500 in the total bounty pool today.

Entries are closed for the final event of the Summer Super Stack, with 129 entries on the board. If that holds, it will mean 13 players sharing in $24,188 in payouts, with an additional $6,450 in bounties in the field today.

As mentioned, this game probably won’t get much, if any, action coverage as I’ll be focused on the Main Event Day 2 for most of the day, and I expect this game to finish while the Main is still playing.

The side game players are back in action after the first break of the day, with 4 more levels of poker before entries close for good on the 2026 Summer Super Stack. The field is at 80 entries, with 60 still in their seats, for prizes of $19,000 ($15,000 prizes, $4,000 bounties).

The side game is up to 61 entries, with Level 4 just beginning. That puts the combined prizes close to $15k, with $3,050 of that in the bounty pool.

The final game of the series s=is now underway in the Chrome room, with 28 players. Level 1 has about 5 minutes to play, and I expect this to be a fairly big field. Entries are open until about 5:30 PM.

Event #17: $280 Bounty ($200 + $50 + $30)

The final game of the 2026 Summer Super Stack runs on Sunday at 2 PM, alongside Day 2 of the Main Event. Players get 20k to start, and levels are 20 minutes long throughout the game.

Entries are open for 9 levels, which should mean the desk closes for the final time at about 5:30 PM on Sunday. After that, they’ll play down to a winner before the end for the day.

This game may not get a lot of coverage on Sunday. I’ll be focused on the Main Event Day 2, and there’s a good chance that this game will finish before the Main Event does. I’ll do my best to at least update the numbers as much as possible and get the results posted at the end, but I’ll only be watching action in this one if the Main finishes early.

Last Summer, Kevin Kemna took down this final game heads-up over Ryan Cairns. They got 90 entries for prizes of $21,375 ($16,875 prizes, $4,500 bounties), while this past Spring, Chris Ruddell prevailed over 114 entries ($27,075 ($21,375 prizes, $5,700 bounties)) to take it all down over Andy Truong.