The final day of the $10,300 Super High Roller is upon us as part of the 2023 PokerStars North American Poker Tour Las Vegas at Resorts World with just six players remaining. One of those players will walk away with the top prize of $174,550 and a PokerStars trophy, and leading the way is California's David Stamm (852,000).
The California tech worker entertained the table last night by talking about his love of electronic dance music. Along the way, he managed to spin up a ten big blind stack to eventually take the final table chip lead over Sam Soverel (622,000), Jim Collopy (415,000) and Jesse Lonis (374,000), who made it to the final table with a boost that came from picking off a bluff from Tom Orpaz earlier in the day.
Jesse Lonis
Sergio Aido held a big chip lead after doubling through Collopy with kings against Big Slick, but a few cold hands later and the Spaniard ended the night toward the bottom of the counts with 354,000, ahead of only Richard Green (180,000).
$10,300 Super High Roller Chip Counts
Seat
Player
Country
Chip Count
Big Blinds
1
Jesse Lonis
United States
374,000
25
2
David Stamm
United States
852,000
57
3
Jim Collopy
United States
415,000
28
4
Richard Green
United States
180,000
12
5
Sergio Aido
Spain
354,000
24
6
Sam Soverel
United States
775,000
52
Each remaining player is guaranteed a payout of at least $37,200, while the winner will receive nearly five times that.
Action will pick back up on Level 21 with blinds of 10,000/15,000/15,000. Levels are set to remain 60 minutes in duration, though they will be halved to 30 minutes if a deal is made.
Remaining Payouts
Place
Prize
1
$174,550
2
$114,460
3
$82,985
4
$62,955
5
$48,645
6
$37,200
Shannon Shorr and the gregarious John Morgan both made the money but were eliminated before the end of Day 2.
Stay tuned as the PokerNews live reporting team is on-site here at Resorts World and is ready to provide updates as the $10,300 Super High Roller reaches its climax.
