2026 Summer Super Stack – Event #7: $340 1Day Deepstack NLH

Julius Roque started heads up behind Ryan Callahan, but then ran pure to double up a couple of times to take it down. In the final hand, Roque limp-called all in, then hit a 3 with seven-three against queen-eight to take it down.

Place	Player	Prize
1	Julius Roque	$10,046
2	Ryan Callahan	$7,202
3	Matthew Gudmundson	$4,928
4	Peter Darlington	$3,790
5	Nush Alemzadeh	$2,653
6	Dnr	$1,895
7	Christopher Hedderson	$1,516
8	Conor Mcgregor	$1,327
9	Brian Sugden	$1,175
10	Petar Amic	$1,023
11	Ricardo Silva	$910
12	Shane Chief	$758
13	Colin Mcneil	$682

It was a race between Matthew Gudmundson & Julius Roque. Roque limped in from the small, then shoved when Gudmundson made it 115k to go.

Gudmundson to race off his eights against ace-queen for Roque. Roque turned his queen, and Gudmundson couldn’t improve on [invalid notations].

Julius Roque just doubled through Matt Gudmundson. I missed most of the action, but Roque was on ace-king and turned a king. Gudmundson’s hand was already mucked when I arrived at the table. Roque had 625k, so it up to well over a million now, with Gudmundson on the short stack.

Peter Darlington shoved his button, and Ryan Callahan called from the small blind. Darlington was connected with 8♠7♥, and in a not-so-classic race against ace-four of clubs for Callahan.

Callahan turned the wheel, but the turn also gave Darlington bigger straight outs. The river was a brick on 2♥6♣3♣5♦J♥, and Callahan wheeled Darlington out for 4th.

The 1Day field is down to 4 remaining now after Nush Alemzadeh hit the rail tonight for 5th place.

Julius Roque raised to 32k from the cutoff, and Peter Darlington called from the big blind. They both checked through the A♥K♣10♠4♠Q♣ flop. Darlington showed a ten, but Roque tabled K♦7♦ for second pair on the flop and took the pot.

There’s a break coming shortly, and I’ll grab chip counts for the remaining players then.

Julius Roque limped in from the button, and Matt Gudmundson checked his option in the big blind. Both players checked the J♦4♣6♠ flop, but when Gudmundson bet 20k on the K♦ turn, Roque reraised to 60k.

Gudmundson called to the 10♥ river, then check-called after Roque fired 100k. Roque showed queen-nine for the river gutshot. That hand puts Roque up to about 650k, with Ryan Callahan leading with 1.4 million.

One player on the final table wishes to remain anonymous tonight, so their name & picture won’t be posted tonight. Below are the remaining 9 players on the final table tonight.

Oeter Darlington looks to be the leader right now, with about 700k in front of him.

The 1Day Deepstack is setting up the final table now, with 10 players left.

11	Ricardo Silva	$910
12	Shane Chief	$758
13	Colin Mcneil	$682

Raymond Trieu was the soft bubble tonight, and the clock is now paused with 11:11 remaining in Level 17. They’ll take two minutes off the clock for each hand played until the next elimination.

The 1Day is now two off the money, with 15 players remaining. The clock will be paused after the next elimination for the bubble play, and they’ll resume normal play once they are down to 13 remaining.

The 1Day Deepstack is 3 off the money, with 16 players remaining. Level 17 is about to start, and they’ll go hand-for-hand after two more eliminations.

The 1Day deepstack is down to 19 players remaining with about 15 minutes to play in Level 16. Latif Uyar, Andy Truong, Raymond Trieu, Shane Chief, Julius Roque, Trevor Simpson, and Peter Darlington are among the players still in action tonight.

The 1Day game is down to 31 entries, which puts them 18 eliminations away from the 13 paid spots tonight. Level 15 is nearly complete, and they’ll be playing at 3k/6k/6k in just a couple of minutes.

The prizes are in, and the 1Day field is confirmed at 133 entries. There are 39 players remaining, competing for 13 paid spots later tonight.

Mike Malm raised to 160k early, and it folded to Chris Ruddell in the big blind. He asked to see Malm’s stack, then called to the K♥10♠Q♦ flop.

Ruddell led out for 200k, but Malm jammed 600k all-in. Ruddell spent a couple of minutes in the tank before ultimately folding. Simon Evans noted that Malm’s been getting folds to that move a lot tonight, and Malm muttered, “It was a good fold,” as he gathered up the chips.

Entries have just closed for the 1Day Deepstack, with the final number at 133. That’s still unofficial, pending the prize pool, but if it holds, 13 player should be getting a piece of $37,905 in prizes later tonight, with the top prize likely around $8k.

The 1Day field is now over 120 entries, for nearly $35k in prizes. There is about an hour remaining to enter the game.

The 1Day Deepstack is just shy of 100 entries now, with 99 on the board. That puts more than $28k into the prizes, with just under 2 hours to get chips in this game.

The 1Day field is nearing 100 entries before the first break. About 5 minutes remain in Level 5, with that break coming after this level. There are still five levels and another break before the end of entries.

The prizes for the 1Day Deepstack are almost $20k, with 70 entries on the board. About 5 minutes remain in Level 3, with more than three hours remaining to enter the game.

The 1Day Deepstack is drawing a crowd. Level 3 is just underway, with the field already up to 66 entries. About 3.5 hours remain for entries for this game, so it looks like a solid bet this field will cap 100 long before entries close.

The prizes are nearly $12k, with 42 players in their seats. Play is still in Level 1, with about 5 minutes to play, so this is looking like a very solid field, as I expect most players who bust from Day 2 of the multi-day deepstack to jump into this one.

The 1Day Deepstack game is now underway alongside Day 2 of the multi-day Deepstack. The game kicked off with 29 players in their seats for the start of Level 1. Entries are open until about 6:40 PM tonight.

Event #7: $340 1Day Deepstack ($300 + $40)

The first side game on Sunday is the 1Day Deepstack. A turbo version of Event #3, the 1Day has 25-minute blinds, instead of 30, but the 25k starting stack is the same.

Entries are open for 10 levels, putting the last chance to enter at about 6:40 PM. There are no bags in this game, so they’ll play to a winner.

In the Spring this year, Ryan Soptak cut a deal with Josh Bennett for the win. The game had 101 entries for $28,785 in prizes. Last Summer, Guneet Singh found a massive aces over kings spot heads-up to take out Ivanna Yatsiuk in dramatic fashion. That game got 125 entries for prizes of $35,625.

Julius Roque started heads up behind Ryan Callahan, but then ran pure to double up a couple of times to take it down. In the final hand, Roque limp-called all in, then hit a 3 with seven-three against queen-eight to take it down.

Place	Player	Prize
1	Julius Roque	$10,046
2	Ryan Callahan	$7,202
3	Matthew Gudmundson	$4,928
4	Peter Darlington	$3,790
5	Nush Alemzadeh	$2,653
6	Dnr	$1,895
7	Christopher Hedderson	$1,516
8	Conor Mcgregor	$1,327
9	Brian Sugden	$1,175
10	Petar Amic	$1,023
11	Ricardo Silva	$910
12	Shane Chief	$758
13	Colin Mcneil	$682

It was a race between Matthew Gudmundson & Julius Roque. Roque limped in from the small, then shoved when Gudmundson made it 115k to go.

Gudmundson to race off his eights against ace-queen for Roque. Roque turned his queen, and Gudmundson couldn’t improve on [invalid notations].

Julius Roque just doubled through Matt Gudmundson. I missed most of the action, but Roque was on ace-king and turned a king. Gudmundson’s hand was already mucked when I arrived at the table. Roque had 625k, so it up to well over a million now, with Gudmundson on the short stack.

Peter Darlington shoved his button, and Ryan Callahan called from the small blind. Darlington was connected with 8♠7♥, and in a not-so-classic race against ace-four of clubs for Callahan.

Callahan turned the wheel, but the turn also gave Darlington bigger straight outs. The river was a brick on 2♥6♣3♣5♦J♥, and Callahan wheeled Darlington out for 4th.

The 1Day field is down to 4 remaining now after Nush Alemzadeh hit the rail tonight for 5th place.

Julius Roque raised to 32k from the cutoff, and Peter Darlington called from the big blind. They both checked through the A♥K♣10♠4♠Q♣ flop. Darlington showed a ten, but Roque tabled K♦7♦ for second pair on the flop and took the pot.

There’s a break coming shortly, and I’ll grab chip counts for the remaining players then.

Julius Roque limped in from the button, and Matt Gudmundson checked his option in the big blind. Both players checked the J♦4♣6♠ flop, but when Gudmundson bet 20k on the K♦ turn, Roque reraised to 60k.

Gudmundson called to the 10♥ river, then check-called after Roque fired 100k. Roque showed queen-nine for the river gutshot. That hand puts Roque up to about 650k, with Ryan Callahan leading with 1.4 million.

One player on the final table wishes to remain anonymous tonight, so their name & picture won’t be posted tonight. Below are the remaining 9 players on the final table tonight.

Oeter Darlington looks to be the leader right now, with about 700k in front of him.

The 1Day Deepstack is setting up the final table now, with 10 players left.

11	Ricardo Silva	$910
12	Shane Chief	$758
13	Colin Mcneil	$682

Raymond Trieu was the soft bubble tonight, and the clock is now paused with 11:11 remaining in Level 17. They’ll take two minutes off the clock for each hand played until the next elimination.

The 1Day is now two off the money, with 15 players remaining. The clock will be paused after the next elimination for the bubble play, and they’ll resume normal play once they are down to 13 remaining.

The 1Day Deepstack is 3 off the money, with 16 players remaining. Level 17 is about to start, and they’ll go hand-for-hand after two more eliminations.

The 1Day deepstack is down to 19 players remaining with about 15 minutes to play in Level 16. Latif Uyar, Andy Truong, Raymond Trieu, Shane Chief, Julius Roque, Trevor Simpson, and Peter Darlington are among the players still in action tonight.

The 1Day game is down to 31 entries, which puts them 18 eliminations away from the 13 paid spots tonight. Level 15 is nearly complete, and they’ll be playing at 3k/6k/6k in just a couple of minutes.

The prizes are in, and the 1Day field is confirmed at 133 entries. There are 39 players remaining, competing for 13 paid spots later tonight.

Mike Malm raised to 160k early, and it folded to Chris Ruddell in the big blind. He asked to see Malm’s stack, then called to the K♥10♠Q♦ flop.

Ruddell led out for 200k, but Malm jammed 600k all-in. Ruddell spent a couple of minutes in the tank before ultimately folding. Simon Evans noted that Malm’s been getting folds to that move a lot tonight, and Malm muttered, “It was a good fold,” as he gathered up the chips.

Entries have just closed for the 1Day Deepstack, with the final number at 133. That’s still unofficial, pending the prize pool, but if it holds, 13 player should be getting a piece of $37,905 in prizes later tonight, with the top prize likely around $8k.

The 1Day field is now over 120 entries, for nearly $35k in prizes. There is about an hour remaining to enter the game.

The 1Day Deepstack is just shy of 100 entries now, with 99 on the board. That puts more than $28k into the prizes, with just under 2 hours to get chips in this game.

The 1Day field is nearing 100 entries before the first break. About 5 minutes remain in Level 5, with that break coming after this level. There are still five levels and another break before the end of entries.

The prizes for the 1Day Deepstack are almost $20k, with 70 entries on the board. About 5 minutes remain in Level 3, with more than three hours remaining to enter the game.

The 1Day Deepstack is drawing a crowd. Level 3 is just underway, with the field already up to 66 entries. About 3.5 hours remain for entries for this game, so it looks like a solid bet this field will cap 100 long before entries close.

The prizes are nearly $12k, with 42 players in their seats. Play is still in Level 1, with about 5 minutes to play, so this is looking like a very solid field, as I expect most players who bust from Day 2 of the multi-day deepstack to jump into this one.

The 1Day Deepstack game is now underway alongside Day 2 of the multi-day Deepstack. The game kicked off with 29 players in their seats for the start of Level 1. Entries are open until about 6:40 PM tonight.

Event #7: $340 1Day Deepstack ($300 + $40)

The first side game on Sunday is the 1Day Deepstack. A turbo version of Event #3, the 1Day has 25-minute blinds, instead of 30, but the 25k starting stack is the same.

Entries are open for 10 levels, putting the last chance to enter at about 6:40 PM. There are no bags in this game, so they’ll play to a winner.

In the Spring this year, Ryan Soptak cut a deal with Josh Bennett for the win. The game had 101 entries for $28,785 in prizes. Last Summer, Guneet Singh found a massive aces over kings spot heads-up to take out Ivanna Yatsiuk in dramatic fashion. That game got 125 entries for prizes of $35,625.