They failed to get there against Seidel’s ten-six and Foxen’s run ended prematurely by his own high standards as the American slid out of contention in sixth place for $337,300. The former Global Poker Index number one had begun the day as Seidel’s closest challenger but found himself all-in and at-risk with just eight-four. Six players were left, and among them was Alex Foxen. “Spades are good for you today, Erik.” said Gottlieb as Jaffe hit the rail and left the field down to six.

Jaffe moved all-in with king-queen this time but fell to Seidel’s ace-five as he flopped the nut flush. On the board of K-T-4-5-4, Mateos lost his stack and Gottlieb grabbed a sacred scalp, removing Mateos’ and his tournament end game strength from the event worth even more than his chips.Įrik Seidel didn’t become the chip leader at the final table – or win nine WSOP bracelets – by passing up the opportunity to score elimination s of his own and he put his chip leading stack to good use to bust Jonathan Jaffe in seventh for $261,400. All-in with pocket sixes, Spanish player Adrian Mateos needed to hold in order to survive, with Seth Gottlieb holding the two overcards of a king and a queen.

With Alex Foxen close behind, others had far fewer chips and it was another poker legend who busted first. On the final day, Erik Seidel led the field, but his lead was a fairly slim one, with 60 big blinds in front of him and the blinds shallow for the buy-in. The $6.85 million prizepool saw 21 players reach the money, with professionals such as Sam Greenwood (19 th for $85,200), Chris Brewer (13 th for $106,500) and Timothy Adams (9 th for $162,800) all making a profit but falling short of the eight-handed final table. With an incredible field of 137 entries, each paying $50,000 to play the Super High Roller Event, the seventh event of the World Series of Poker Paradise festival saw some of thw world’s brightest poker talents meet at the felt. WSOP Paradise 2023 Event #7 $50,000 Super High Roller Final Table Results:

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