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STREAM: Super High Roller Bowl - Final Table | $1,125,000 Top Prize!
The PokerGO Studio in Las Vegas is hosting one of the year's most prestigious tournaments – the Super High Roller Bowl XI with a buy-in of $103,000. The event attracted a total of 28 entries, pushing the prize pool to $2,800,000.
After two grueling days of play and the burst of the money bubble with Kristen Foxen's exit, only 5 players remain. Each finalist is guaranteed at least $215,000, but the champion will take home the trophy and a $1,125,000 prize.
Leading the pack is American pro Alex Foxen, bringing more than a third of all chips into the final battle. However, other poker heavyweights will make his path to the title challenging.
In second place is Nick Petrangelo, followed by Spanish phenomenon Adrian Mateos in third. Brandon Wilson holds the fourth spot, and the elite lineup is rounded out by Jeremy Ausmus.
Current Standings after Day 2 in the $103,000 NLH Super High Roller Bowl XI:
|
Rank |
Player |
Country |
Stack |
|
1. |
Alex Foxen |
USA |
2,870,000 |
|
2. |
Nick Petrangelo |
USA |
1,680,000 |
|
3. |
Adrian Mateos |
Spain |
1,510,000 |
|
4. |
Brandon Wilson |
USA |
1,270,000 |
|
5. |
Jeremy Ausmus |
USA |
1,070,000 |
Payouts:
|
Place |
Prize |
|
1st |
$1,125,000 |
|
2nd |
$700,000 |
|
3rd |
$450,000 |
|
4th |
$310,000 |
|
5th |
$215,000 |
Sources: PGT, YouTube
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What happens when the game that gave you freedom no longer inspires you the way it once did? In the premiere episode of Face Up with Ivy Teves, Nipun Java opens up about his journey from engineer to professional poker player, making WSOP history, and the changing relationship with a game that shaped his life.
Beyond the bracelets and tournament results, Nipun reflects on the obsession that drove his early career and what happened when that passion began to fade. He shares why mental resilience matters so much in poker, how younger players approach the game without fearing its biggest names, and why studying when you’re winning can be just as important as working through a downswing.
The conversation also moves beyond the table: meaningful travel, authentic connections, finding a daily routine, and exploring a future that doesn’t revolve around the next tournament. If you’ve ever lost motivation for something you once loved, questioned your career path, or wondered what comes after achieving your goals, this conversation will resonate beyond poker.
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From engineering to professional poker
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Making history as the first India-born WSOP bracelet winner
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Confidence, mental resilience, and handling losses
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Losing the urge to grind and finding new interests
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Identity, freedom, and life beyond poker
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