

Jared Bleznick Wins Inaugural Super High Roller Bowl: Pot-Limit Omaha
Jared Bleznick won the first Super High Roller Bowl: Pot-Limit Omaha event for $1,292,000. The event attracted 38 entries, each paying $100,000 to buy in, creating a massive $3,800,000 prize pool.
The final table featured some of the biggest names in poker. Ike Haxton arrived as the chip leader, while Stephen Chidwick was also a formidable opponent. Chino Rheem was the first to be eliminated from the final table. Daniel Negreanu was eliminated early, finishing in eighth place.
Bleznick's dominance became evident as the final table progressed. At one point, he had a 3-1 chip advantage over Ike Haxton. The final three players—Bleznick, Haxton, and Chidwick—battled for over six hours before Bleznick emerged victorious.
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