Daniel Negreanu wins Super High Roller Bowl VII for $3,312,000

Daniel Negreanu, one of the most accomplished poker players in the history of the game, with six players World Series of Poker bracelets, two world poker tour two addresses card player Player of the Year award, and many other noteworthy accomplishments during his Hall of Fame career as a professional player. According to Negreanu, the past two years have been some of his worst in the professional circuit. For example, earlier this year, he publicly shared losses of over $1.1 million while playing in WSOP . World Series of Poker. He also recently put the final bubble to buy $50,000 from poker masters When his pocket aces were broken by pocket jacks with all the chips in the preflop.

On Friday, October 7, Negreanu emerged from the funk by appearing victorious at the prestigious Super High Roller Bowl SeventhAnd the Elite field of 24 entries in the $300,000 bets event to secure SHRB Ring and second biggest payday of his career: $3,312,000. Negreanu now has $48,864,902 in career tournament earnings to his name, and is the third most profitable player in the world.

“Obviously it’s a great feeling. The last two years have been really, really tough mentally because I know my game is better than ever. But who cares? The audience looks at him like, ‘No, no, no, Daniel.'” You have to look at your results. Your results are not good. You are playing badly. I know how to lose. I’ve been doing this for 30 years. I know when this is me. I know when I make mistakes, which isn’t the case. You played pretty close to flaws Super High Roller Bowl Here and fortunately, the structure is so deep that it’s not just a celebration. If you play Profound Structures all the time, I will be one of my favorite players every time.”

In addition to the title and money, Negreanu also earned 360 card player Overall player points to win. This was his third title and eighth in the final standings of the year. The points he earned in this small event were enough to see him climb close to the top 100 in 2022 POY sponsored race Global Poker. He also imprisoned 600 people PokerGO . Tour points, which is enough to reach the twenty-first place on the leaderboard.

Negreanu got off to a fast start thanks to a wild hand on the first day of the event held in poker jo studio in ARIA Resort and casino in Las Vegas. He wiped out Bryn Kenney, one of the two players on the planet who made more tournaments than him, when he grabbed the sprinter’s quads to hit his opponent’s best aces, helping propel him to the top of the chips heading into day two. Kenny notables joined in hitting the railroad during the first two days of this event, including SHRB VI Champion Michael Adamo, four-time bracelet winner Arian Matthews, bracelet winner and another Masters Poekr $50,000 event champion Jason Kohn, winner of the Mikita Badziakowski bracelet, WPT Champion Seth Davis, and bracelet winner Alex Foxin.

The last day of a three-day nosebleed affair began with five players left and only the top four set to make money. This means that one player had to wait overnight only to be wiped out in a $720,000 financial bubble. Capture the action three times SHRB The winner of the ring Justin Bonomo is the shortest in 2019 Millions Europe €100,000 high roller champion Orpen Kisacikoglu to finish next on the leaderboard.

Bonomo and Kisacikoglu lost ground to the rest of the group as they tried to survive for the money, but the latter was first in the end. Kisacikoglu dropped to just 12 from his big blind when he lifted bracelet-winning Andrew Lichtenberge to 2.5x from under the gun with a Qs. Negreanu from the small curtain called Qdy The occasion and the three bets of Kisacikoglu to pay As From the big blind. Lichtenberger fired a small four-bet to isolation and Negreanu quickly got out of the way. Download the board 10922y To burst the bubble, sending Kisacikoglu home empty-handed as the fifth place finisher.

Bonomo pulled off an early double in fours, with his straight draw and over-cards beating the flopped top pair of Negreanu to see him come out of the danger zone. Despite this, he was still the next to hit the rails. The last hand saw him with a four-for-40 big blind of the button, after Lichtenberger opened it and made three big blinds. Lichtenberger called with Jywhich had 8 Bonomo8 in coarse form. Lichtenberger made the first set at the turn and drew Bonomo with one card coming in.

Bonomo previously had $14.4 million SHRB Scores across six previous exchange funds, including gains in 2018 SHRBAnd the 2018 SHRB China, and 2020 SHRB Connected. With the $720,000 he earned in this event, he increased his balance SHRB Profits of over $15.1 million. The total lifecycle of the 37-year-old is now $60,462,821. This latest result made him the first player in poker history to exceed $60 million. As a result, it has been the number one poker money ever, earning only $3 million more than Brian Kenny’s at number two.

With that said, Lichtenberger moved into an effective tie to take second place in chip counts with Negreanu, while two-time bracelet winner Nick Petrangelo sat atop the leaderboard. With three-way play running over the course of nearly five hours, though, Negreanu managed to get past the lead and then start to pull away as his opponents’ two groups dwindled.

Lichtenberger was just shy of 12 big blinds when he moved on with everything from his small blind with a K6. Negreanu made the call with A.6 The ace failed to take the lead. Lichtenberger would drop dead after the turn, which meant he would be sent home with $1,152,000 as the third place finisher.

The head-to-head game started with Negreanu going big, with 5,915,000 versus 1,285,000 from Petrangelo. The two lasted in battle for just over half an hour, with Negreanu managing to add an advantage until he nearly took a 13:1 lead in time on the event’s final hand.

Negreanu Push Button Opening Approximately 10 Large Blackout Curtains With Q7 Petrangelo with K.5. 732 The whole flop was Negreanu, giving him the best pair and tie. 2 On the turn left of Petrangelo with only a five percent chance of doubling. 4 In the end the bowl was officially closed and the title Negreanu was given. Petrangelo earned $2,016,000 as the runner-up. This was the second biggest hit of his career. His lifetime income increased to over $27 million.

Here is a look at the payouts and ranking points awarded to the top four teams:

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