Event 10 (Day 1)
$500+$60 Super Stack Elevator NLH
Level 30: (50,000/100,000/10,000) (85 minutes)
Entries: 290
Players Remaining: 2
The heads up match between Elan Branas and Allan Rosen continues as they battle for the $39,380 first prize and the BPO trophy. Rosen just double up to bring his stack to 4,000,000 and Branas is holding nearly a 2-1 lead with 7,500,000.
$500+$60 Super Stack Elevator NLH
End of Level 29: (4,000/8,000/1,000)
Entries: 290
Players Remaining: 34
Day 1 of Event 10 The Super Stack Elevator is in the books. Steve Euashacai leads the final 34 players with 793,000. The players will return Friday September 16 at 12 PM noon to resume Day 2 play.
$500+$60 Super Stack Elevator NLH
End of Level 12: Blinds 800/1,600/200 (35 minutes)
Entries: 278
The Elevator has stopped at the end of level 12 for a one hour dinner break. Play will resume at about 8:15pm.
When play resumes, registration will close, so players have one more hour to late register or re-enter.
$500+$60 Super Stack Elevator NLH
Level 1: Blinds 25/50 (10 minutes)
The Super Stack Elevator event is underway! The Super Stack is 40,000 chips and the Elevator refers to the duration of levels. They start at 10 minutes and increase by 5 minutes every two levels.
The Super Stack Elevator first appeared during the 2015 Summer Poker Open and was won by Kevin Grabel ($21,915). When the event finally ended, the levels were 70 minutes long!
Kyle Bowker – 1st Place
2015 BPO Elevator NLH
One year ago, during the 2015 Borgata Poker Open, Kyle Bowker took down the SS Elevator, collecting $50,808 for the win. When the Elevator finally stopped in that event, levels were 75 minutes long.
Late registration and re-entry are available until the start of Level 13. This is a two-day event, so they’ll play until about 2am, then bag up for the night. Day 2 is set for 12 noon on Friday.
The Elevator is on the way up, so jump on!