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Vorbe Wins 2021 SHRPO for $929K; McKeehen, Shorr & Baumstein Among ��Big Four�� Winners

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2021 SHRPO Winners

The 2021 Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open (SHRPO) recently wrapped up its 43-event series, which catered to a combined 19,881 entries and awarded $21,014,260 in prize pools. The series got off to a strong start when Yuval Bronshtein claimed two titles, while midway through a pair of $50,000 Super High Roller tournaments took place.

Among those to capture titles during the series were Sam Panzica (Event #31: $1,100 H.O.R.S.E. Championship for $23,185), Matthew Sabia (Event #36: $15,000 NLH Freezeout for $135,515), and Sam Soverel (Event #43: $10,000 No-Limit Hold��em for $293,205).

The series ultimately climaxed with ��The Big 4,�� a quartet of tournaments that held their final tables at the same time.

Dimitri Vorbe Wins 2021 SHRPO Championship

Dimitri Vorbe
Dimitri Vorbe

The $5,250 buy-in SHRPO Championship, which ran from August 6-10, blew by its $3 million guarantee as 1,180 runners generated a $5,723,000 prize pool. That was paid out amongst the top 149 finishers including former champ Blair Hinkle (10th - $100,215), Chance Kornuth (11th - $73,655), Bob Mather (16th - $46,700), Sofia L?vgren (17th - $46,700), Aaron Massey (25th - $27,470), and Brian Hastings (29th - $23,925).

The final table was a stacked affair, but ultimately it was Dimitri Vorbe besting AP Louis Garza in heads-up play to claim the title and $929,365 first-place prize.

��It��s unbelievable,�� Vorbe told SHRPO officials after the win. ��I dreamed about this, but I did not understand what it would be. It��s a great feeling.��

Vorbe, a recreational player who was born and raised in Haiti before relocating to South Florida, added: ��Poker is fun, but a tournament is very, very different. It��s a sport like all the other sports. There��s a physical energy that you have to put into it �� The trophy means more to me than anything, because this is an achievement. It means that I started from scratch, and I won. I��m not a professional poker player, and some people spend 20-30 years playing poker professionally and never achieve that.��

2021 SHRPO Championship Final Table Results

PlacePlayerPrize
1Dimitri Vorbe$929,365
2AP Louis Garza$674,285
3Ian O��Hara$437,350
4Mark Dube$324,035
5Matt Affleck$244,775
6Darren Rabinowitz$197,850
7Jeff Trudeau$163,390
8Harrison Brown$130,455
9Michael Wang$100,215

McKeehen & Elias Strike Deal in $25,500 High Roller

Joe McKeehen
Joe McKeehen

In Event #39: $25,500 NLH High Roller, 91 entrants created a $2,247,700 prize pool that was paid out to the top 13 finishers. Among those to cash but fall short of the final table were Bin Weng (13th - $56,195), Barry Hutter (12th - $58,440), John Riordan (11th - $60,690), and Brandon Adams (10th - $62,935).

The tournament ended when the 2015 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event champ Joe McKeehen and four-time World Poker Tour (WPT) winner Darren Elias struck a heads-up deal. The two were close in chips, but McKeehen had a slight edge to claim the title and $550,990 in prize money while Elias finished as runner-up for $539,125.

��I came in with a lot of chips and had a lot of hands early. I made some nice hands, won some pots and kind of just stayed afloat from that point on,�� McKeehen told SHRPO reporters. ��I got to three-handed and had some chips. I got a little lucky and that was that.��

It��s just the latest win for McKeehen, who over the summer won a U.S. Poker Open title.

Event #39: $25,500 NLH High Roller Final Table Results

PlacePlayerPrize
1Joe McKeehen$550,990*
2Darren Elias$539,135*
3Thomas Boivin$285,460
4Jake Daniels$197,800
5David Peters$128,120
6Joseph Cheong$96,650
7Dylan Smith$78,670
8Nadya Magnus$67,430
9Chad Eveslage$65,185

*Denotes heads-up deal.

Shorr Prevails After Three-Way Deal in Event #35: $2,650 NLH

Shannon Shorr
Shannon Shorr

Event #35: $2,650 No-Limit Hold��em attracted 490 entries, which resulted in a $1,188,250 prize pool. Among the top 62 to make the money were Ankush Mandavia (10th - $23,335), David Toscano (18th - $12,895), and Ilyas Muradi (23rd - $9,100).

The tournament ended when the final three players worked a deal that saw Shannon Shorr claim the trophy and $186,261 in prize money, Aditya Prasetyo finish as runner-up for $170,243, and Mukul Pahuja take third for $141,966.

��Since the pandemic, I��ve been working really hard on my game. I��ve been studying a lot and playing a lot of online poker during the break,�� said Shorr, who is expecting his first child. ��It��s actually sort of tunneled me into this mindset where I��m actually super motivated to bring my best self and sort of do all the right things on these trips, as opposed to party and waste time. I��m living much more intentionally knowing that I��m going to be a dad.��

Event #35: $2,650 NLH Final Table Results

PlacePlayerPrize
1Shannon Shorr$186,261*
2Aditya Prasetyo$170,243*
3Mukul Pahuja$141,966*
4James Miller$72,650
5David Shmuel$55,765
6Victor Figueroa$46,485
7Dan Colpoys$38,740
8Steven Karp$31,015
9Ray Qartomy$23,335

*Denotes three-handed deal.

Scott Baumstein Wins Event #38: $1,100 NLH

Scott Baumstein
Scott Baumstein

Event #38: $1,100 No-Limit Hold��em (Re-Entry) drew 567 entries and offered up a $567,000 prize pool to the top 71 finishers. Among those to make deep runs but fall short of the final table were Sergio Giha (10th - $10,800), Eric Salazar (14th - $7,175), Angelina Rich (17th - $5,985), and Jason Wheeler (29th - $3,005).

The tournament ended in a four-way deal that saw Scott Baumstein, who had already cashed half a dozen times during the series and made a trio of final tables, claim the title and $81,220 in prize money.

��It was a really good way to cap a really long and grueling series,�� Baumstein told SHRPO officials. ��I��ve been here grinding almost every day for 20 days and I was able to finally close one out after the chop. I was at the $1K final table last week and had some regrets. So, I did things a little differently this time. I��m happy that it went better today.��

Event #38: $1,100 NLH Final Table Results

PlacePlayerPrize
1Scott Baumstein$81,220*
2Aaron Pinson$81,220*
3Chris Meyers$54,915*
4Donald Maloney$48,500*
5Kyle Merron$26,570
6Logan Hewett$21,995
7Matt Giametta$18,145
8Miguel Caputo$14,425
9Katie Wier$10,800

*Denotes four-handed deal.

The 2021 SHRPO
The 2021 SHRPO

2021 SHRPO Results

*DateTournamentEntriesPrize PoolWinnerPrize*    
July 22-25Event #1: $400 Deep Stack NLH3,730$1,249,550Joseph Rossi$138,887    
July 22Event #2: $400 Limit Omaha 8 (Freezeout)100$34,000Yuval Bronshtein$6,673    
July 23Event #3: $400 HORSE (Freezeout)82$27,880Avery Bloom$6,903    
July 25Event #4: $400 Deep Stack PLO133$45,220Yuval Bronshtein$10,423    
July 25Event #5: $400 Deep Stack NLH302$102,680Clifford Conners$22,750    
July 25-26Event #6: $1,100 Deep Stack NLH126$122,220Richard Menjura$35,355    
July 26-28Event #7: $200 Big Stack NLH2,056$328,960T.K. Miles$51,560    
July 26Event #8: $400 Black Chip Bounty171$41,040Eric Piderit$10,730    
July 26Event #9: $400 Deep Stack PLO122$41,480Rebekah Emmons$12,475    
July 27Event #10: $400 6-Max NLH217$73,780Lunique Petiote$13,000    
July 27Event #11: $400 Omaha 8/Stud 893$31,620Ziya Rahim$9,065    
July 28Event #12: $400 Deep Stack NLH Freezeout184$62,560Michael Rosen$11,095    
July 28Event #13: $400 6-Max PLO128$43,520Colbert Silva$7,136    
July 28Event #14: $200 Double Green Chip Bounty333$36,630Raminder Singh$6,256    
July 26-August 2Event #15: $600 Deep Stack NLH4,529$2,377,725Jeff Trudeau$352,200    
July 29Event #16: $600 Limit Omaha 8 (Freezeout)111$58,275Scott Matejka$15,108    
July 30Event #17: $600 HORSE (Freezeout)108$56,700Andy Woodmancey$13,121    
July 31Event #18: $600 Pot-Limit Omaha 8140$73,500Long Nguyen$19,605    
1-AugEvent #19: $400 Deep Stack NLH510$173,400Frank Russo$19,205    
August 1-2Event #20: $1,700 Purple Chip Bounty177$177,000Masato Yokosawa$44,925    
August 2Event #21: $400 Seniors 50+227$77,180Benjamin Robinson$18,030    
August 2Event #22: $600 Double Black Chip Bounty300$97,500Ducarmel Beaubien$20,860    
August 2Event #23: $600 Pot-Limit Omaha143$73,075Tom Guedj$18,238    
August 2Event #24: $150 Big Stack NLH569$68,280Pasquale Calazza$7,182    
August 2-3Event #25: $1,100 Limit Omaha 8 Championship87$84,390Donny Rubinstein$27,220    
August 3Event #26: $600 6-Max NLH330$173,250Victor Choupeaux$25,328    
August 3Event #27: $600 6-Max PLO136$71,400Logan Howett$18,055    
August 4Event #28: $1,100 Deep Stack NLH385$373,450Neal Corcoran$76,020    
August 4-5Event #29: $50,000 Super High Roller24$1,164,000Chris Brewer$420,670    
August 4Event #30: $200 Double Green Chip Bounty348$38,280Roberto Bendeck$5,836    
August 5-6Event #31: $1,100 HORSE Championship78$75,660Sam Panzica$23,185    
August 5Event #32: $2,200 Deep Stack NLH300$600,000Bin Weng$99,142    
August 5-6Event #33: $50,000 Super High Roller29$1,406,500Zhuang Ruan$562,600    
August 6-10Event #34: $5,250 SHRPO Championship1,180$5,723,000Dimitri Vorbe$929,365    
August 8-10Event #35: $2,650 NLH (Single Re-Entry)490$1,188,250Shannon Shorr$186,261    
August 8Event #36: $15,000 NLH Freezeout27$388,800Matthew Sabia$155,515    
August 8Event #37: $600 Deep Stack Turbo NLH Freezeout79$41,870David Nowling$7,227    
August 9-10Event #38: $1,100 NLH (Re-Entry)567$567,000Scott Baumstein$81,220    
August 9-10Event #39: $25,500 NLH High Roller91$2,247,700Joe McKeehen$550,990    
August 9-11Event #40: $150 Big Stack NLH873$104,760Gonzalo Garcia$21,970    
August 6-10Event #41: $2,650 Pot-Limit Omaha45$109,125Ari Oxman$38,795    
August 10Event #42: $400 Deep Stack Turbo NLH120$40,800Michael Newman$7,573    
August 10Event #43: $10,000 NLH101$969,600Sam Soverel$293,205    

The next major tournament series scheduled for the Seminole Hard Rock Hollywood is the Rock ��N�� Roll Poker Open scheduled for November.

*Images courtesy of SHRPO.

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