The likes of Sam Soverel and Jesse Lonis both made the final table of the prestigious event. The event played down to the final six, with the remaining players playing together at the same table from when there were eight left and Shannon Shorr and John Morgan being the unfortunate two who would make the money but not the official final table. The $10,300 Super High Roller started on Saturday and saw 36 players show up to play on Day 1, with another 23 buying in for Day 2 action to complete a field of 59 players and create a prize pool of $572,000. NAPT Super High Roller Reaches Final Table With two more Day 1 flights going on today, here is a quick look at the top 10 stacks who advanced to Day 2 of the NAPT Main Event from the first two flights: It was Cody Wiegmann who accumulated the most chips in this one, as he sits on 242,000 moving into Day 2, ahead of Daniel Baliti’s 204,500. Several other notables also made it through to Day 2, while some big names also fell along the way, including Eric Baldwin, David “ODB” Baker, and others.ĭay 1B was a somewhat less eventful affair, as only 33 players showed up for the evening flight, eight of whom survived Day 1 action and moved on to Day 2. It was Canadian player Dongwoo Ko who climbed to the top of the leaderboard in Day 1A, accumulating a massive 435,000 in chips ahead of Joseph Tehan with 311,000 and Landon Tice with 300,500. The early Day 1A flight saw a total of 180 entries, with the likes of Nick Schulman, Dan Shak, Landon Tice, Kitty Kuo, and Anthony Zinno all in the mix, clearly demonstrating the serious nature of the reinvented PokerStars festival. The much awaited NAPT Las Vegas Main Event started at the Resorts World Poker Room yesterday, with Day 1A and Day 1B played out in a single day.

NAPT Las Vegas Main Event Kick-Off - Dongwoo Ko Leads the Way

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