Level 24
Blinds: 20,000/40,000/40,000
Total Entrants: 312
Players Remaining: 8
Jacky Lee moved all in for roughly 250,000 in early position and Donald Mathews rejammed in the cutoff.
Lee: Q♣10♥
Mathews: A♥K♦
The board ran out A♠9♥2♥7♥J♥ and Lee was eliminated in ninth place for $1,308 + bounties.
Donald Mathews – 1,800,000
Jacky Lee – 0
9 players remain out of 312 as the final table is set in the DeepStack Extravaganza II Event #34 $400 NLH Ultimate Bounty $100,000 guarantee
9th place: $1,308
1st place: $11,473
Seat 1: Said El Harrak – 545,000
Seat 2: Steven Michaelis – 1,440,000
Seat 3: Jacky Lee – 315,000
Seat 4: Kaveh Roghanian – 4,945,000
Seat 5: Brandon Zuidema – 75,000
Seat 6: Jordan Swindell – 1,300,000
Seat 7: Donald Mathews – 1,400,000
Seat 8: Brandon Ienn – 575,000
Seat 9: Sebastien Chevillet – 1,700,000
Stay tuned for live updates of the DeepStack Extravaganza Event #34 $400 NLH Ultimate Bounty $100,000 GTD final table on April 27, 2023.
Congratulations to Mychajlo Semianczuk of Las Vegas, NV who was the outright winner in our DeepStack Extravaganza II Event #31 $400 NLH UltimateStack $100,000 guarantee on 4.24.23
Mychajlo takes home the DeepStack Extravaganza bronze coin, the trophy, and $27,524
Level 31
Blinds: 100,000/200,000/200,000
Total Entrants: 469
Players Remaining: 1
Mychajlo Semianczuk jammed and David Kolhelly thought about it and called all in for his stack of about 2,000,000.
Kolhelly: 7♦3♦
Semianczuk: K♦Q♣
The board ran out 10♥10♣4♥4♣5♠ and Semianczuk stayed ahead to eliminate Kolhelly as runner-up for $20,238, while Semianczuk takes home the trophy and the $27,524 first-place prize.
Mychajlo Semianczuk – 18,750,000
David Kolhelly – 0
Level 31
Blinds: 100,000/200,000/200,000
Total Entrants: 469
Players Remaining: 2
David Kolhelly had started to narrow the gap before this hand. Mychajlo Semianczuk limped and Kolhelly raised to 800,000. Semianczuk called.
The dealer fanned out the K♦9♥4♦ flop and Kolhelly checked. Semianczuk bet 1,000,000 and Kolhelly called.
The 6♦ landed on the turn and Kolhelly checked again. Semianczuk moved all in, and that prompted Kolhelly to send his cards into the muck after a brief deliberation.
Mychajlo Semianczuk – 15,350,000
David Kolhelly – 3,400,000
Level 30
Blinds: 75,000/150,000/150,000
Total Entrants: 469
Players Remaining: 2
Timothy Pai was all-in for roughly 3,500,000 in the big blind and at risk against Mychajlo Semianczuk in the small blind.
Pai: A♦4♦
Semianczuk: K♥K♦
Pai ran into the kings and the board ran out 6♠4♣2♠3♠7♠ to eliminate him in third place for $15,055.
Mychajlo Semianczuk – 15,000,000
David Kolhelly – 3,750,000
Timothy Pai – 0
Level 30
Blinds: 75,000/150,000/150,000
Total Entrants: 469
Players Remaining: 3
Mychajlo Semianczuk – 9,250,000
David Kolhelly – 5,500,000
Timothy Pai – 4,000,000
Level 29
Blinds: 60,000/120,000/120,000
Total Entrants: 469
Players Remaining: 3
Ahmed Amin was all-in for approximately 1,850,000 in the big blind and was at risk against Mychajlo Semianczuk in the hijack.
Amin: K♥K♦
Semianczuk: A♦Q♠
Amin was in good shape for a double with the cowboys, but the board ran out Q♣10♥5♥5♦A♥ and Semianczuk spiked an ace on the river to eliminate Amin in fourth place for $11,331.
Mychajlo Semianczuk – 8,700,000
Timothy Pai – 7,400,000
David Kolhelly – 2,650,000
Ahmed Amin – 0
Level 28
Blinds: 50,000/100,000/100,000
Total Entrants: 469
Players Remaining: 4
Charisse Case was left with only a few big blinds after Timothy Pai flopped a set of eights and ended up doubling through Case.
A few hands after, Pai jammed the small blind and Case called all in for her remaining stack of a few big blinds.
Case: Q♥6♠
Pai: 9♠9♣
Case was calling for a queen, but the dealer ran out the A♥9♥7♦7♥2♠ board and Case was eliminated in fifth place for $8,631.
Timothy Pai – 5,200,000
Charisse Case – 0