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Canada's Sorel Mizzi is leading the final seven in the record-breaking PCA 2015 $100k Super High Roller. The 28-year-old has 4,800,000, followed by American Roger Sippl (playing his first PCA Super High Roller) with 3,255,000. Play will resume at 1pm tomorrow, with "as live" cards-up coverage starting at 2pm (subject to a one-hour security delay).
Sorel Mizzi, Canada, 4,800,000 Roger Sippl, USA, 3,255,000 Steve O`Dwyer, Ireland, 2,925,000 Bryn Kenney, USA, 2,410,000 Chistoph Vogelsang, Germany, 1,540,000 Andrew Robl, USA, 1,370,000 Sam Greenwood, Canada, 705,000
The tourney has broken all PCA records for Super High Rollers, as well as the PokerStars record for a $100k tourney. There were 50 unique players in the event, with 66 entries overall, generating a $6,402,000 prize pool. The winner will get $1,872,580, along with a $15k Steel and Diamond SLYDE watch.
Whatever happens tomorrow, it's an amazing result for EPT regular Bryn Kenney, who has already won more than $660k in the last three weeks after making two final tables in Las Vegas high roller events just before Christmas. PCA2014 High Roller winner Jake Schindler, who re-entered the event this morning, "min-cashed" the event in ninth place for $185,660, bubbling the official final table close to midnight. Scott Seiver was 8th for $243,280.
Last season German pro Fabian Quoss defeated a 46-strong field to win $1,629,940.
