Robert Chorlian Climbs from Shortstack to Capture First PGT Title

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Chorlian's Spectacular Final Performance

The second tournament of the prestigious four-card series held at PokerGO Studio drew 106 entries, creating a total prizepool of $530,000. The top 16 players received payouts, but only the winner took home a six-figure sum.

Spanish PLO specialist Lautaro Guerra entered the final day as the chipleader, while Chorlian had the fewest chips among the six finalists. However, Chorlian quickly doubled his stack through Guerra and then eliminated two-time WSOP bracelet winner Taylor Paur in 6th place.

The final heads-up formed after Guerra knocked out Ky Nguyen in 4th place and Chorlian eliminated Sean Rafael in 3rd place.

Entering the heads-up, Chorlian had more than a 2:1 lead and swiftly capitalized on it. In the decisive hand, Guerra went all-in after the turn with A d 9 s 5 h 3 c on a board showing A s T d 9 h 5 s. Chorlian called with A h J d T s 9 c, and after the 7 h river, he celebrated his tournament victory.

Results of Event #2: $5,300 Pot-Limit Omaha

Place

Player

Country

Prize

1.

Robert Chorlian

USA

$135,150

2.

Lautaro Guerra

Spain

$84,800

3.

Sean Rafael

USA

$60,950

4.

Ky Nguyen

USA

$47,700

5.

Cesar Garcia

Spain

$34,450

6.

Taylor Paur

USA

$26,500

7.

Nick Palma

USA

$21,200

8.

Bryce Yockey

USA

$21,200

9.

Jonas Kronwitter

Austria

$15,900

10.

Joao Simao

Brazil

$15,900

11.

Chino Rheem

USA

$13,250

12.

Matthew Wantman

USA

$13,250

13.

Dylan Weisman

USA

$10,600

14.

Jim Collopy

USA

$10,600

15.

Jeremy Ausmus

USA

$10,600

16.

Martin Zamani

USA

$7,950

Sean Rafael's Immediate Second Chance

Though Sean Rafael finished in third place in Event #2, he didn't have to wait long for another shot at a title. In the following Event #3: $10,500 PLO, he's delivering another stellar performance.

Rafael closed the first day by eliminating Jeremy Druckman in 6th place and stands in 2nd among the last 5 players. Greek player Roussos Koliakoudakis leads with nearly triple Rafael's stack.

The event saw 66 entries, creating a prizepool of $660,000. The winner will walk away with $198,000.

Current Standings in Event #3: $10,500 Pot-Limit Omaha

Position

Player

Country

Stack

1.

Roussos Koliakoudakis

Greece

3,715,000

2.

Sean Rafael

USA

1,370,000

3.

Chino Rheem

USA

1,140,000

4.

Brevin Andreadis

USA

880,000

5.

Ariel Mantel

Argentina

830,000


Sources: PGT, X