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TournamentsJanuary 7, 2013·1 min read
PCA Super High Roller Tournament: David Sands and Scott Severs Dominate
The PCA Super High Roller tournament, with a buy-in of $100,000, attracted 47 players plus 12 re-entries. The event featured a star-studded lineup and intense competition.
Notable eliminations included Phil Hellmuth, who was out after just 30 minutes. Other high-profile players like Phil Ivy and David Sands made significant impacts. Sands became the chip leader after a crucial hand against Ivy, where he held Ah 5h against Ivy's 5c 2c on a board of 5d Ac 3d 6c. The river 6d sent Ivy to the rail, solidifying Sands' lead.
In the final table, Scott Severs emerged victorious, taking home $2,003,480. Vladimir Troyanovsky finished in 5th place, earning $257,580. The tournament was a display of high-stakes poker and strategic play, with players like David Sands and Scott Severs showcasing their skills.
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