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Seth Davies Ships Super High Roller Bowl Cyprus, Wins $3.2 Million

Some of the best poker action is happening in Cyprus, with the top poker players in the world giving it their best try at the PokerGo Tour event, the Super High Roller Bowl Cyprus. And Seth Davies pulled off an incredible victory, taking home the prize of $3,206,000. 

24 players signed up for the $300,000 buy-in event, and the prize pool bulged up to $7,056,000. The Super High Roller Bowl IX  had players like Phil Ivey, Jeremy Ausmus, and others turn up at the Merit Royal Diamond Hotel & Spa in Cyprus to compete.

Seth Davies rules the Final Table of the Super High Roller Bowl

Lenoard Maue took fourth place with $750,000, leaving Seth, Juan Pardo, and Jeremy Ausmus in the hunt for the $3.2 Million first-place prize. Pardo raised the chips from 40,000 to 90,000 with K ❤ and 7 ❤ .

That led to Davies, who had 8 ♦ and 7 ♣ calling, and the flop was of 4 ♣, 4 ♦ and 3 ♣. Davies’ eight-high dominated the game, with Ausmus’ Kx and 9x losing 60/40 to Pardo’s Ax and 6x. The heads-up play was between Pardo and Davis. Pardo took second place at $1.9 million, and Ausmus had to remain content at $1,200,000. 

 

 

 

 

 

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Davies wasn’t the only big winner to come out of North Cyprus. In addition to Super High Roller Bowl IX, the Super High Roller Series included nine other high-stakes tournaments. Roman Hrabec, Quan Zhou, Maher Nouira, Masashi Oya, Maksim Vaskresenski, Adrian Mateos, Martin Dam, Joni Jouhkimainen, and Richard Gryko also won trophies.

Earlier, Santhosh Suvarna made India proud by ending in second place at the Kick-Off event of the Super High Roller Bowl Series (SHRB)  IX in Cyprus, losing only to Roman Hrabec. Suvarna took home $220,000 for his outing.

Super High Roller Bowl Final Table Winners List

Davies is one of the more popular poker players. He has been involved in the money several times in his career and is 32nd on the All-Time Money List.  Before this victory, his best live cash was $1,078,347 at Event #1 of PokerStars Caribbean Adventure in 2023, hosted in Nassau. According to Hendonmob, his first cashout was in 2010 at the Venetian Deep Stack Extravaganza III in Las Vegas. In 2016, he shipped the WPT Canadian Spring Championship for C$256,390 (~$203,000) out of a total of 416 entries. Jeremy Ausmus, who is now a six-time WSOP bracelet winner, added another Final Table cashout to his list in 2024. 

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