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Sean Perry’s bid for the Super High Roller Bowl XI title ended early after he lost both of his $100,000 entries on Day 1 of the PokerGO Tour event in Las Vegas.
The tournament format permits only one reentry, and Perry used his full allowance before being eliminated. He joined Ben Tollerene and Vinny Lingham, who also fired twice, on the rail with no further entries available to them.
Of the 23 total entries logged at the PokerGO Studio on the opening day, 12 players advanced to Day 2. Two-time Super High Roller Bowl champion Seth Davies topped the counts, while Alex Foxen, who eliminated Perry, finished second.
Perry’s run included an early climb to 360,000 chips after winning a pot against Nick Petrangelo and Adrian Mateos, but he later fell to 23,000 by Level 4. Two double-ups against Kristen Foxen briefly revived his stack before he busted and rebought.
His second attempt also unraveled against the Foxen family. After losing a big pot to Alex Foxen’s straight, Perry was eliminated for good late in the night when his top two pair ran into Foxen’s rivered set, sending his remaining 114,000 chips into the pot on an all-in call he lost.
Nick Schulman, Jesse Lonis, Chris Hunichen, and Petrangelo were also eliminated but retain reentry options. Davies leads Day 2 with 882,000 chips, followed by Foxen with 768,000 and defending champion Joao Simao at 548,000. Play resumes Friday, October 9, at 1 p.m. PT, streamed live on PokerGO from 4 p.m. PT.
