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rules for official terms. All right, Super High roller Bowl
nine just up today. It's Sunday, August twenty fifth here
in Las Vegas. Three straight days of action, twenty four entries,
more than seven million dollars in a prize in the
prize school. Jeff Platt and Brent Hanks on the call,
and they called the crowning of Seth Davies. He was
the player standing alone at the top of the mountain
when things were all said and done.
Speaker 2: Makes the call and there is that signature win for
Seth Davies, so many close calls in his career.
Speaker 1: He gets the job done here.
Speaker 2: To join a list of illustrious champion.
Speaker 1: You heard it there, Jeff Platt calling Seth Davies as
the Winter. He defeated Juan Pardo Dominguez in heads up play.
Both players had a straight Davies had the best of it,
was able to get his jam called. And that was
all she wrote for the Spaniard in second place, Davies
taking home three million, two hundred and six thousand dollars
for his efforts. Three hundred thousand dollars buy in on
the Super High Roller Bowl. This was the flagship Super
High Roller Bowl. Davies joins a very very good group
of past champions for this event. Brian rast Rayner, Kempy,
Christoph Vogelsaging Justin Bonima, Isaac Haxton, Michael Odamo, Daniel Legrand
New and then Isaac Hackston again. So Davies is now
in that elite group. One parto one point nine million
for second place for him. Jeremy Osmas continues his absolutely
blazing hot year. One point two million for third place
for Jeremy Osmas. And hey, if you missed it, you
guys should go back and listen to the last episode
when I talked to Jeremy just before he got on
a plane to go over to Europe to play in
this series. And Leonard Maua he got fourth place for
seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars. But Davies, he's the
man we all need to celebrate. He's on top of
it all. It feels like for quite some time, you know,
Davies has always been showing up to these events, the
biggest events in the world. He plays a hunt of
the PGT stuff, He plays high rollers with the WSP,
he plays them all over the world. He plays the
Triton stuff, et cetera, et cetera. But the results, you know,
really haven't been there. A lot was made a couple
of years ago about all of the close calls and
beats and all that sort of stuff that Chris Brewer
was taking. You know, Seth Davies is kind of in
the same vein. You know, he's just constantly showing up.
A very seasoned player, extremely talented, very studied, but you know,
he just wasn't breaking through. Now, he did win earlier
in the PGT season. Earlier this year he won the
final event, the twenty five thousand dollars buying at the
PGTPLO series. So that was a big score for him.
Believe he took like five hundred and twenty thousand dollars
for that one. But this one, you know, this is
in another category all by itself. Super high roller bull
victory and let's now hear from Seth Davies. Tim caught
up with him after the victory.
Speaker 3: Seth congratulations you just went super high ROLLBOE nine. I
want to know what's what's going on right now? How
what's the emotion, like, what's the what's the headspace like
after winning three point two million oars?
Speaker 4: I mean super intense, man. It It was especially when
we only played heads up two hands, so like I
was just kind of settling into like, Okay, I'm playing
a massive heads up match for one point three million,
and then all of a sudden secondhand I make like
basically the nuts and I'm all in and he's tanking,
like wow, he's gonna call I'm gonna win like this.
I was thinking right through there, So it was just
very intense right away. It came in a big, big
wave of just like you know, I'm playing a gigantic
heads up match and then it's over, and it so
very intense. Have calmed down a little bit now, but
you know, it's as you fork as.
Speaker 5: It gets from poker.
Speaker 3: Where does the super high rollerbale for you personally rank
among all these high role eponomis that you play around
the world.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean super high rollable ranks super high. Especially
for me, it has like a special place in my
heart because the first time I ever played a gigantic
tournament like over one hundred k was super high rollable
in Vegas. I think it was twenty eighteen and I
actually bubbled, So it was you know, the first time
I experienced like a very high stakes like this went
really bad. You know, like I was had such high
hopes for this tournament and I end up bubbling getting nothing.
So now coming full circle and actually getting to win it.
Speaker 5: It's it's really.
Speaker 3: Cool for me personally obviously, you know, playing these high rollers,
you know, you're battling against friends all the time, in
this case close from back home, Jeremy, I was mostly
playing foulhanded. What's it like playing with someone close like that,
you know for such high stakes.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that was amazing.
Speaker 4: I think it really did a lot for my mindset
to have one of my closest fands right next to me,
because you know, throughout the final table we were able
to kind of just say little things to each other
and the kind of bring the temperature down and kind
of calm us down a little bit, so like help
me kind of stay grounded and focused.
Speaker 6: So that was really cool. That's something you like almost
never get to do, especially at these stakes.
Speaker 4: So it was like really unique and it really helped
with my mindset and kind of stay staying calm and
grounded for someone.
Speaker 3: Like you, a family man, you know, to you nowadays,
a little bit older, what's more important to you? Is it,
you know, winning greens or trying to win bracelets, WPT titles,
or is it the catch you just playing purely for
winning the most money you can.
Speaker 5: I mean, it's it's both.
Speaker 4: I think I think that that's actually something where when
I was younger, I thought kind I put place less important,
less importance on winning like actually trophies and things like that,
But as they've gotten older, it's it's pretty cool to
kind of not only win money, but also like win
the respect of people in your industry, especially your peers
in the in the tournaments, and so it's, uh, it
does definitely carry some weight with me, and you know,
being respected. You know, the older I get, the more
I kind of think that money is kind of overrated.
Like obviously, this is my job and I'm here to
make money, but things like respect and people you know,
being happy for you is, uh is maybe even more
important than the money. So I'm never gonna be a
guy who's you know, just like very egotistical about like
I'm winning all this trophies and all that, but like
it is a part of it, and it's something that's
very cool and a lot of people don't get to
experience that in whatever career they have, So I.
Speaker 5: Really appreciate that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, super higher rollable title. Now you won the twenty
five KPLO Championship back in March. You're sitting just outside
the top town on the PGT leader board, so probably
something you've probably lucked in for this free roll. But
I want to know, as a high role player and
you personally, how important is it that you know the
PGT does have a million dollar free roll, does all
these player bonuses and gives back to the guys that
kind of make them too.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean the PGT is a ma the I
was actually talking to Makiya Makita Bodzikuci about this and
how the PGT does so much for the players, like
more so than any other tour with just all these bonuses,
Like every series there's a bonus, there's the.
Speaker 4: Free role, there's just the uh the year long leaderboard bonus.
There's a very low rake. So it's a very it's
a it's a it's a tour that really focuses on
the players and gives us a lot of value and
a lot of reason to show up. So the PGT
is really kind of special to me. And it's especially
cool because I was kind of involved in high stakes poker,
like right at the start of this, uh at the
Aria with with Poker Go and everything. So I saw this,
saw this, I've seen this kind of grow out of
just kind of a more casual, unofficial high Roller series.
So it's really cool to you know, cement myself as
like a big part of it by winning this. So
it's been really nice.
Speaker 1: Yeah you heard, you heard there.
Speaker 5: It feels good.
Speaker 1: It feels good to finally finally get this this thing
for the guy I mentioned the straight over straight that
was ultimately the final hand, but there was a big
bluff that Davies pulled three handed. He came into the
final day four players remaining. They were all in the money.
Davies was second in chips behind just one Parto Dominguez.
The bluffy pulled was against Juan Parto. It was three handed,
twenty thousand, forty thousand blinds. Parto made it ninety thousand
on the button with king seven hearts. Dave's called out
of the big blind with eight six off. It came
four to four to three with two clubs and I
believe one diamond. Davis checked. Parto bet sixty thousand. Davies
made the call. Turn was the five of spades. Davey's
leads this time for ninety thousand. Parto elects to kick
it up to three hundred and fifteen thousand. Davies says no, no, no, sir,
and makes it six hundred and fifty thousand. Parto can't
really do anything there, even though he did have the
best hand. He puts his hand into the muck and
Davies scooped that pot to kind of really put himself
in the driver's seat.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: He played extremely well throughout the final table. There was
kind of some some icm things going on at the
beginning where both Leonard Maua and Jeremy Osmas were kind
of on the shorter side. So at times when Davies
had some bigger hands, you know, he had jacks, he
had ace queen stuff like that. Out of the small
blind facing raises from Juan Parto, who was the chip leader,
so Davies, you know, not wanting to completely blow up
his equity in the spot, given the two other shorter
stacks at the table, you know, opting to play those
a little bit more on the conservative side. But ultimately
he was able to maneuver himself to heads up play,
and then him and Juan Parto played two hands of
heads up play before it was all over, and Davies
was the three point two million dollar winner. Davies has
now amassed more than twenty nine million dollars in live
tournament earnings. This is according to the hendedmob dot com.
He now sits twenty sixth on Poker's all time money list.
This score move him ahead of Scott sever, Brian rast Antonio, Smndiri,
Mike Watson, Danny Tang, and Dan Coleman. Some other big
wins on Davies's career resume include twenty sixteen, he won
the WPT Canadian Spring Championship. I mentioned that he won
the PGTPLO Series twenty five K earlier this PGT season,
and then, interestingly enough, in twenty nineteen, not a victory
for Davies, he got second place in the EPT Barcelona
fifty K, but second place to Jean Pardo, so those
two have a little bit of history and have gone
headhead before. As for the PGT leaderboard, Davies picks up
six hundred points. There he moves to thirteen hundred and
twenty five points total, where he now sits thirteenth. Entering
the next series for the PGT, which is the Poker Masters,
Davies moves up ahead of Brian Kim and then he's
just behind Kristin Foxin on the PGT leaderboard. Davies did
wrap up the entire Super High Roller series with two cashes.
He had, of course, the Super High Roller Bowl victory.
He also finished fourth in event number six for fifty
nine thousand dollars. And then just quickly, I'll run through
the other event winners and then I'll hit on some
some notable stuff. So we have the first event twenty five.
K Nolan had told them so quickly. I think Tim
and I talked about this before. But interesting about these
events as all part of the Super High Roller Bowl series,
including the Super High Roller Bowl, all freeze outs, so
you know, you can you can really understand how much
players won or loss at this series because you don't
have to factor in re entries, so you know that,
you know, if somebody fired all these events they were
in for X dollars and then they cashed for whatever
they cashed for, you can do the quick math and say, Okay,
this person was up this much money or this person
was down this much money. Pretty easy to do there.
So I kind of liked that, you know, just on
the on the nerd side of things, but I would
guess that, you know, re entries might have been favored.
But we'll see what Tim says. We'll get his temperature
on that. He was obviously over there in North Cyprus
and probably talked to a lot of the players and
felt them out in that regard. So once he gets back,
once we get back on the horn together, we'll we'll
hit on that a little bit more in depth. But
back to the events. The first event of the series
was a twenty five thousand dollars buying Nolan man hold
Him eight Max event. Roman Haravic won it for three
hundred and sixteen thousand dollars. There were thirty nine entries
in this one. Santos Servanna, who won the w s
P two hundred and fifty k Super high Roller this summer.
He finished in second place there. Event number two was
a twenty five thousand dollars buying Nolan man hold him
seven max. The first three events were all twenty five ks.
It was an eight max, then a seven max, then
a six max. So this this second event seven max,
thirty nine entries. Again same as the first event. Kwan
Zau topped all comers and won three hundred and sixteen
thousand dollars. He defeated Louis Spencer in heads up play,
Lewis Spencer taking home two hundred and twenty thousand dollars
for second place. Ren Lynn finished in third four hundred
and fifty eight thousand dollars and then squeaking into the
money with a min cash here in this one was
none other than Jeremy Osmis, cashing in sixth place for
sixty two thousand dollars. Event number three twenty five k
Nolan mad hold them six max, forty one entries in
this one, maher Noira, I probably completely butchered ou. In fact,
I know I did, won it for three hundred and
thirty three thousand dollars, defeating Adrian Matteos. We're gonna talk
about him a lot when I run through these results,
Mateo's finishing in second place for two hundred and thirty
one thousand dollars there and then the buying gets upped.
For event number four, fifty thousand dollars, Nolanman hold him
a seven max thirty entries, Masashi o Ya takes it
down five hundred and thirty five thousand dollars from him,
Jeremy Osmis finishing second for three hundred and seventy three
thousand dollars, and then aj Mateos he just finished second
in the event before he gets third place in this
event for two hundred and sixty two thousand dollars. Also
cashing in this one someone I feel like we haven't
seen in a long time. Sirel Mitzi fifth place one
hundred and twenty thousand dollars for Sirell. Event number five
was the one hundred thousand dollars Nolaman hold him eight
max thirty five entries there, prize pool over three point
four million dollars. Maximvskarinski takes it down for one point
two five million dollars. He topped Thomas Santurn and heads
up play. Brian Kim got third, Adrian Mitteos third consecutive
final table. He takes fourth for four hundred and twenty
thousand dollars there, and then we move on to event
number six, twenty five thousand dollars buying Nolan Matholdam Mystery
Bounty six Max. Here it was Adrian Matteos topping phil
Ivy in heads up play Mateos taking one hundred and
sixty two thousand dollars, and then I think he I
think he won one hundred and sixty five thousand dollars
in bounties as well. Those don't count in the official
prize pool results and they don't count towards PGT leaderboard points,
but nice score there. So four consecutive final tables for
Mateos he gets, he gets a second, a third, a fourth,
he gets this win here he tops phil Ivy. This
was the event that Seth Davies, the Super High Rollable champion,
did finish fourth in and then Serell Mizzy got back
in there sixth place for thirty two thousand dollars. We
talked about the Super High rollerbl that was technically the
seventh event on the schedule here, So moving on to
event number eight, twenty five thousand dollars PLO. These final
three events, Event eight, Event nine, and Event ten. We're
All potlamit Omaha Tournaments. Event eight twenty five thousand dollars
buying PLO seven Max Martin dam takes it down for
two hundred and seventy eight thousand dollars. Then in event
number nine, a fifty thousand dollars buy in PLO seven
Max you Oni you Co mine In takes it down
five hundred and twenty six thousand dollars. Looks like he
made a deal to some degree with Gurgo Naggy, Naggy
taking four hundred and thirty one thousand dollars for a
second place finish there. Naggi also cashed fourth for twenty
five thousand dollars. So in the first PO event, novet
number eight, the final four players are elected to do
a save there to get the fourth place finisher there
buying back. So so Naggi, you know, broke even on
the first event cash pretty bring on that second PLO
event there and then event number ten, the final event
of the series, twenty five thousand dollars buying PLO Mystery Bounty.
It was Richard Greicho winning for one hundred and fifteen
thousand dollars. Jean Peter Yatman took second and Lataro Guerra
took third place in that one. Just kind of looking
at the stats from the series, so we talked about
Seth Davies. He finished the series having earned the most
PGT leaderboard points. He picked up six hundred and seventy
one total. As I mentioned earlier, he moved up to
thirteenth overall on the season leaderboard. Jeremy Osmas three cashes
for him more than one point six million dollars one.
He picks up six hundred and sixty one PGT leaderboard
points and what that does for mister Osmas is it
puts him in the number one spot of the PGT leaderboard.
Ozmas came into this series in fifth place. He earns
enough points to overtake Michael Rocco, who was the player
who came into this series with the number one spot.
Michael Rocco did not go over to Cyprus to play
in this event. Jeremy Osmas takes the top spot. He
moves up to twenty one and sixty points total. Ozmas
has eighteen cases on the season this PGT more than
five point one million dollars one but he hasn't won
an event yet. Eighteen cashes but no wins yet. The
next closest in terms of cases is just looking at
these stats here, Oh, Daniel Legrandu. Of course he's got
fifteen cashes on the PGT this season, but he's got
two victories. You have Dylan Wiseman's got fourteen cashes. You
got a few players here, David Coleman, Jesse Lonis, and
Aramzobian all have thirteen cashes, and then there's some other
people with some double digit cashes as well. But where
Jeremy Osmas sits I would guess he has to be
the favorite to top the leaderboard at the end of
the season. Of course, there's probably I don't know what
thirty forty events left that are going to be qualifying
for the PGT. But given the given that Jeremy plays
all the games, he lives in Las Vegas, he's gonna
be playing all the stuff there. You know, he's gonna
be starting with the Poker Masters, He'll play the PLO
series that's coming up. I'm guessing he'll be in the
Super High Rollable PLO that's also coming up in October.
So he's gonna be battling and all of that stuff.
You know, Jeremy's extremely talented as a poker player and
and he's well versed. He can play all the different games.
So with with that lead that he has, and you know,
coupled with the momentum, the confidence that he has, all
of that sort of stuff, it's it's it's hard to
say that anyone else is the favorite. But of course,
you know, there's there's a lot to be had with
with the PGT season, So we'll see how it goes.
Tim did talk with Jeremy, and I know we spoke
with him where I spoke with him on the last
episode heading into this series. But now that he took
the number one spot, Tim caught up with him over
in Cyprus and here is that interview for you.
Speaker 3: Now, Jeremy, congratulations, that is your third biggest career score,
one point two million. You came in the day as
a short stack, lighted up a spot. I want to
know when you were eliminated, is that a feeling of
joy cashing for one point two million or more? Like, man,
I'm so close to potentially one point nine and three
point two million.
Speaker 7: Yeah, for me personally, like the biggest stressor is kind
of the bubble right. Once that's burst, I feel like
it's everyone's a little more laid back. I mean we're all,
you know, not playing any different, but I personally feel
less stressed because you know, you're making money and you're
just kind of might make a lot more money.
Speaker 5: So that's kind of how I view.
Speaker 3: It, speaking of, you know, the amount of money that's
up for grabs, You're sitting at the table with a
close trying of your seth. How is that playing such
like uba high steaks with a close friend.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean it's kind of just most people in
high stakes now are you know, Like everyone was very
good the final few people. Everyone was very very good.
So it's not like I know his game, he knows
my game. It's kind of like we're all playing a
very solid, very strong game, so.
Speaker 5: None of that comes into play.
Speaker 7: I think we've just played so much poker that it
doesn't really you don't think about it much, like if
he busts me, if I bust him, whatever, Like we
just take it hand by hand and just kind of
play your hand. You know, we've just done it so long.
I don't think about like busting him or him busting me.
It's kind of like, oh, this hand, I think I
should do this, you know.
Speaker 5: Type of thing.
Speaker 3: I want to talk about your twenty twenty four You know,
you second place in the one hundred k of the
World Series, cashing the two fifty k, and now you've
third place in this What's what's the secret to your
twenty twenty four year of poker?
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 7: I mean maybe I put a little less emphasis on solver,
following the solver at all costs and focusing on some
other dynamics going on, especially at the World Series where
there's weaker players.
Speaker 5: That's a very big deal. I think that's that's part
of it.
Speaker 7: Surely I've ran very well, you know, I mean I
haven't won anything, as people like to point out, like
maybe you.
Speaker 5: Or Jeff Platt, but whatever.
Speaker 7: You know, there's a lot of value in getting second
and third and fourth, and if you try to win more,
you get fifth more. So I'm trying to make the
most money. I cannot win the most titles I can win,
so you know, that's just kind of how I look
at it. But it's just been a very fortunate year.
The biggest heater I've ever been on I would say,
without a.
Speaker 3: Doubt I was gonna ask that about that, you know,
titles versus money, you know, I think I mentioned on
Twitter the other day, but this is you know, you know,
iteen cash this season the PGT no wins yet. But
is that thought process you know of I just want
to win the most money something that as an older
you know, y're older now have a family. Is that
thinking or is it just you've always been like that.
Speaker 5: I think I've always been like that.
Speaker 7: I mean, as a professional poker player, my number one
goal is to make the most money I can. And
along the way I picked up lots of titles. I
don't know how many PGT titles I have. And then
you know, I have six bracelets. So you will when
you put yourself there, you're just going to win, you know.
Speaker 5: And I haven't done it this year.
Speaker 7: But if you look at how many final tables it's been,
it's not like it's you know, fifty and like I'm
playing doing something wrong. I don't think, you know, maybe
there's times to look at your game and say, like, come,
maybe I'm being too passive here and just kind of
trying to ladder up a little too much. You could
definitely be doing something like that. But I think it's
a lot of variants. I mean two years ago I
won like I think ten tournaments or something something absurd,
you know. So it's just in a handful of live tournaments.
There's just a lot of variants, a lot of volatility,
and you know, I feel like the wins will come.
I'm glad I, like I said, I have some already,
because otherwise I would be pushing more to you know,
wish I had won more or had more titles. But
at this point, it's, yeah, just make the most money
I can.
Speaker 3: Let's bring it back to the PGT. You're now number
one on the PGT leaderboard. We've got three hundred and
twenty five points ahead of Michael Rocker. How important is
it to you to first of all, win potentially win
finished on top of the PGT leader board, especially in
like a series you play nearly every.
Speaker 5: Even Yeah, it's it's important to me.
Speaker 7: I mean I going into the year, I feel like
I am one of the favorites to win the PGT
leaderboard without a doubt. I live in Vegas, play every series,
I play PLO, I play mix, I go hard at
the World Series, so I'm definitely one of the top guys,
you know, so it would mean a lot, you know,
and there's extra fifty k, which is amazing. A lot
of most places give you nothing for leaderboards, so I
think that's pretty cool. So yeah, it's something that I
think about, you know, going into the year and throughout
the year, and.
Speaker 5: Partially made this trip to for that.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 5: If this was a PGT thing, I may or may
not have even come. I don't know.
Speaker 3: Do you feel like there's now that you're leading your head?
Is there some added pressure for you to hold that spot.
We've probably got maybe thirty or forty events remaining in the.
Speaker 7: Not really, you just kind of can only do so much,
you know. You just take it day by day, hand
hand by hand, tournament by tournament. It's not like I'm
paranoid someone catching me. They might, you know, and if
it happens, it happens. I'm just gonna keep playing how
I play and just try to play my best and
hopefully I can just stay on that top spot.
Speaker 1: So that was Jeremy Osmas. I mean, he's gonna be
gunning for it. He's going to be trying to win
that PGT player of the Year title. It does come
with a fifty thousand dollars bonus, and then you would
enter into the PGT Championship million dollar free roll with
the most chips, so he'd be in a good position
there set himself up as good as possible. But again,
as I mentioned, still plenty of poker left to be
played on the PGT. It all starts in September. September
tenth or eleventh, I think it's tenth for the twenty
twenty four Poker Masters. The series starts the tenth. Streaming
starts on the eleventh. We'll be streaming every single day,
two streams per day starting on the eleventh, I believe,
doing the final table of whatever you know event took
place the prior day, and then play down. But then
after the final table is done, a couple hours after
I don't know, it's around seven thirty or so Vegas time.
Don't don't hold me to that number or that time,
but he'll be read around then as we'll pick up
day one coverage of the next event that's happening. Remco
and I plan to be on the call for commentary
and we'll take we'll take that one down to a
final table, So something like fifteen streams or something we're
doing from Poker Mass, so tons of poker streaming to
come from Poker Ghro. So that's that's really cool, and
I'm certainly excited to be in the booth alongside my
guy Remco and call the action for all of these
highly competitive, highly talented super elite players. We touched on
ad Matteos and all those results that he had. He
finished this series with four cashes. He had that victory
cast for just over one million and seventy five thousand dollars.
That does not include the believe again, it was one
hundred and sixty five thousand dollars that he won in
mystery bounties. But he moves up to six on the
PGT leaderboard.
Speaker 5: He has one.
Speaker 1: Thousand, five and sixty eight points total, so he's just
behind Daniel Legrand who's in fifth place. He moves ahead
of a Ramzobian who was in seventh place. Mateos has
one victory on the PGT this season. Ten cashes, more
than two point six million dollars. One some other players
who had multiple cashes over at Super high Roller series
you had. Maxim Askarinsky had two cashes. Leonard Mahak, Kwanzaut
and Gurgo Nagy all had two cashes. Sorell Mitzi had
two cashes. Sam Greenwood had two cases as well, So
you know, pretty good series overall. I'll be interested to
hear Tim's take when he, you know, gets back over
here and you know, gets gets all settled in and
we'll hop on another pod. I think we're going to
be trying to do some different style podcasts during the
Poker Masters that those are in the planning stages right now,
so hopefully we can delivered to you guys some fun
stuff for that one. But other than that, I mean,
that's all I got for you, you know, short one,
but hopefully you consider it pretty sweet. Just want to
remind everyone again this Poker gro WSP main event seat
giveaway the final drawing for the third and final seat
to next year's wspmin event. It comes with I think
it's four nights at Aria and you also get a
travel voucher or travel credit to help you book a flight.
But that final drawing, that third and final drawing will
take place on September nineteenth, So if you're not already
a Poker Grow Annual subscriber or a VIP subscriber, I
would encourage you to do so again. If you want
to see the rules, you can head on over to
poker go dot com slash rules. All right, that's gonna
do it for me. Hopefully you guys tuned into the
live streaming coverage from Super Highroller Series slash Super Hygroller
Bowl on Poker Grow. If you didn't, go back and
check it out. A lot of really high level play
that everyone can learn from, myself included. I really enjoyed
watching that show. Until next time, my name is Donna Peters.
Talk to you later. Express