

David Peters Wins US Poker Open Super High Roller
The US Poker Open series took place in February 2019 at the Aria casino in Las Vegas. The buy-ins for the tournaments ranged from $10,000 to $100,000.
The first tournament, a $10,000 NLHE event, had 90 participants and was won by Steven Chidwick. The second tournament, played in Omaha, was won by Jordan Cristos. The third tournament, a $10,000 NLHE event, was won by Lauren Roberts, her first tournament victory. Lauren Roberts had overcome cancer and had undergone 16 surgeries over three years.
The fourth tournament, played with a short deck, was won by Sean Winter, who defeated David Peters in the heads-up. The fifth tournament, with a $25,000 buy-in, was won by Ali Imsirovic. The sixth tournament, an Omaha event with a $25,000 buy-in, was won by Steven Chidwick, who defeated Cary Katz in the heads-up. The seventh tournament, a $25,000 NLHE event, was won by Brin Kenney. The eighth tournament, a mixed games event with an $25,000 buy-in, was won by Nick Schulman. The ninth tournament, with a $50,000 buy-in, was won by Koray Aldemir, who defeated Ryan Riess in the heads-up. The final tournament, a super high roller with a $100,000 buy-in, was won by David Peters.
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