

Poker Pros Make Numerous Re-Entries in Super High Roller Bowl
The Super High Roller Bowl on the Bahamas was a hotbed of activity, with players making numerous re-entries. Michael Moncek led the pack with an impressive 14 re-entries. James Hopkins and Stephen Chidwick each made 13 re-entries, while Jesse Lonis made 12.
One of the most talked-about moments was Jesse Lonis folding a set of kings in a notable hand. Lonis raised pre-flop and bet three barrels, but folded on the river to his opponent's raise, who showed .
Jean-Noël Thorel, a 78-year-old biologist and founder of the successful cosmetics company NAOS (Bioderma), finished second in the Super High Roller Bowl and won $6 million. Thorel's performance was particularly impressive given his age and visual impairments. Eric Wasserson slow-rolled Benni with aces on the bubble of the final table, causing a stir among spectators.
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