The Deepstack Hyper is now over, with Josh Myers taking the win. Randy Vecchia ended his day in 3rd place just before Myers and Ryan Cairns made a deal. They chopped the money straight up, with Myers securing the trophy with the biggest stack.
The stacks are pretty short in the Deepstack Hyper now. Aaron Syrenne was the chip leader with almost a million a couple of minutes ago, but that was still less than 20 big blinds. While I missed the action watching the other game, Syrenne went from chip leader to the next player out in just a couple of hands, with Josh Myers collecting most of his chips.
Mark Hutchinson ended his day in 5th place tonight. I’ve just had a look at the remaining stacks, and Aaron Syrenne has a slight lead over Randy Vecchia. Both are playing more than 900k.
The Deepstack Hyper is in the money now, with 7 players left. I’m having some issues uploading photos tonight, however, so for the time being, I won’t be able to post the final table faces. Below is a look at the players in the money, but I’m not watching this game closely as the $560 NLH is in the money as well, so I don’t have a good handle on the stacks here.
The side game is down to 24 players left now, and the action is moving quickly, as expected. It’s looking more and more likely that this game will finish before the main game today, so this will likely get very limited coverage tonight.
Entries are closed for the Deepstack Hyper game, with the unofficial total at 71 entries. If that number holds, it should mean 8 players sharing on a bit more than $20k in prizes later tonight.
The official proze pool should be posted shortly, and I’ll confirm the numbers then.
There is less than an hour left to enter the Deepstack Hyper game, with the play now in Level 9. Less than 10 minutes remain in the level, but entries remain open for two more levels after this one, plus the break following Level 11.
The numbers on this one are a bit lower than expected, but I still expect to see pretty brisk rebuy action through the end of registration, so the final numbers should easily end up over 70 entries.
The prizes for the Deepstack Hyper game are now over $10k with Level 5 nearly complete. Just under 2 hours remain to buy into this game, with the entry desk set to close at about 8:15 PM (though it might actually be a little later than that, since the game didn’t start on time today).
The NLH Deepstack Hyper got going a bit late today, and there are 22 players in their seats for Level 1. With 15-minute blinds, expect this game to have a lot of action and a lot of rebuys. Also expect it to be a quick night — it’s entirely possible that this game will finish before the main game today, which could mean this game gets almost no coverage.
Among the players in the game early are Rob Lothian, Cindy Grabia, Mehmet Siginc, Jeff Clarke, Benny Sarnelli, Justin Pennell, and Ross Wilson.
The second Deepstack Hyper game is on the side on Wednesday. This version is played with 2 cards and a starting stack of 40k.
Blinds are 15 minutes long throughout the game, so expect a lot of action and quite a few rebuys in this one. Players have 11 levels to enter or rebuy, with the desk closing at about 8:15 PM.
I’m not sure how much coverage this game will get. It’s quite possible this game finishes before the main game on Wednesday, and if so, I will likely only be able to report results here. However, if Event #11 finishes early, I’ll move to this one for the rest of the night.
The Deepstack Hyper is now over, with Josh Myers taking the win. Randy Vecchia ended his day in 3rd place just before Myers and Ryan Cairns made a deal. They chopped the money straight up, with Myers securing the trophy with the biggest stack.
The stacks are pretty short in the Deepstack Hyper now. Aaron Syrenne was the chip leader with almost a million a couple of minutes ago, but that was still less than 20 big blinds. While I missed the action watching the other game, Syrenne went from chip leader to the next player out in just a couple of hands, with Josh Myers collecting most of his chips.
Mark Hutchinson ended his day in 5th place tonight. I’ve just had a look at the remaining stacks, and Aaron Syrenne has a slight lead over Randy Vecchia. Both are playing more than 900k.
The Deepstack Hyper is in the money now, with 7 players left. I’m having some issues uploading photos tonight, however, so for the time being, I won’t be able to post the final table faces. Below is a look at the players in the money, but I’m not watching this game closely as the $560 NLH is in the money as well, so I don’t have a good handle on the stacks here.
The side game is down to 24 players left now, and the action is moving quickly, as expected. It’s looking more and more likely that this game will finish before the main game today, so this will likely get very limited coverage tonight.
Entries are closed for the Deepstack Hyper game, with the unofficial total at 71 entries. If that number holds, it should mean 8 players sharing on a bit more than $20k in prizes later tonight.
The official proze pool should be posted shortly, and I’ll confirm the numbers then.
There is less than an hour left to enter the Deepstack Hyper game, with the play now in Level 9. Less than 10 minutes remain in the level, but entries remain open for two more levels after this one, plus the break following Level 11.
The numbers on this one are a bit lower than expected, but I still expect to see pretty brisk rebuy action through the end of registration, so the final numbers should easily end up over 70 entries.
The prizes for the Deepstack Hyper game are now over $10k with Level 5 nearly complete. Just under 2 hours remain to buy into this game, with the entry desk set to close at about 8:15 PM (though it might actually be a little later than that, since the game didn’t start on time today).
The NLH Deepstack Hyper got going a bit late today, and there are 22 players in their seats for Level 1. With 15-minute blinds, expect this game to have a lot of action and a lot of rebuys. Also expect it to be a quick night — it’s entirely possible that this game will finish before the main game today, which could mean this game gets almost no coverage.
Among the players in the game early are Rob Lothian, Cindy Grabia, Mehmet Siginc, Jeff Clarke, Benny Sarnelli, Justin Pennell, and Ross Wilson.
The second Deepstack Hyper game is on the side on Wednesday. This version is played with 2 cards and a starting stack of 40k.
Blinds are 15 minutes long throughout the game, so expect a lot of action and quite a few rebuys in this one. Players have 11 levels to enter or rebuy, with the desk closing at about 8:15 PM.
I’m not sure how much coverage this game will get. It’s quite possible this game finishes before the main game on Wednesday, and if so, I will likely only be able to report results here. However, if Event #11 finishes early, I’ll move to this one for the rest of the night.
Josh Myers
