Poker Masters

The 2019 Poker Masters is underway with Event #1 seeing eight players return and Isaac Baron in control as the chip leader. Baron sits ahead of Jeremy Ausmus, Ralph Wong, Scott Blumstein, Sam Soverel, Dan Shak, Chance Kornuth, and Thai Ha as they play for the $223,100 first-place prize.

Ryan Laplante enters the Pot-Limit Omaha final table as the chip leader at the 2019 Poker Masters. Thai Ha and Chance Kornuth are appearing at their second consecutive final table, while Ali Imsirovic is looking to defend his 2018 Poker Masters Purple Jacket while John Riordan and Tim McDermott round out the final table.

Another change in game variant at the 2019 Poker Masters sees Short Deck take center stage. Jonathan Depa is in the lead ahead of Erik Seidel, Alex Foxen, Jorryt van Hoof, Ben Yu, and Sam Soverel as the final six battle for the $133,200 first-place prize.

The 2019 Poker Masters shifts another gear as seven remain in the 8-Game Mix. Cash game regular Jared Bleznick holds the chip lead over Jake Abdalla, Cary Katz, Mike Gorodinsky, Nick Schulman, Brandon Adams, and George Wolff as they play for the $153,000 first-place prize.

Some new faces and some old faces take a seat at the Event #5 final table at the 2019 Poker Masters. The United Kingdom's Stephen Chidwick holds a dominating chip lead ahead of Australian Kahle Burns, Brazilian Pedro Bromfman, Frenchman Julien Martini, Dutchman Jorryt van Hoof, and local Sam Soverel.

Chance Kornuth holds a monster lead heading into his third final table from the 2019 Poker Masters. Ralph Wong, Ali Imsirovic, Andras Nemeth, Kristen Bicknell, and Ben Heath all remain in contention for the $408,000 first-place prize.

Time for four cards as Pot-Limit Omaha returns at the 2019 Poker Masters with Sean Winter in the lead. George Wolff is his nearest rival, while Sam Soverel, Anthony Zinno, and Kahle Burns round out the final table as they play for the $340,000 first-place prize.

Orpen Kisacikoglu enters his first final table at the 2019 Poker Masters as the chip leader ahead of George Wolff, Sam Soverel, Sergi Reixach, Sean Winter, and Andras Nemeth.

The penultimate event of the 2019 Poker Masters sees Ali Imsirovic on top slightly ahead of Australian Kahle Burns. David Peters, Elio Fox, Sam Soverel, and Sean Winter are bunched together as the final six battle for the $416,000 first-place prize.

Event #9 continues at the 2019 Poker Masters as just five players remain. Sam Soverel has moved into the chip lead ahead of Ali Imsirovic and Kahle Burns, while Elio Fox and Sean Winter round out the rest of the final table as play continues for the $416,500 first-place prize.

The Main Event of the 2019 Poker Masters is down to the final table of six as Chris Hunichen is in the lead. Stephen Chidwick, Elio Fox, Ali Imsirovic, Seth Davies, and Sam Soverel are all still in contention as action begins on the money bubble.

The 2019 Poker Masters Main Event is down to the final three that includes chip leader Chris Hunichen, along with Elio Fox and Sam Soverel. Soverel has already locked up the Poker Masters Purple Jacket, but can he top off his excellent week of high stakes poker with a final win here?