Mateos headed for the exit after he four-bet jammed pocket nines and was unable to win a flip against Foxen's big slick.Ī little later, Foxen piled on more chips and had an approximately a 3:1 chip advantage against his closest opponent Haxton. Foxen then extended his chip lead further after he eliminated Adrian Mateos in fifth place for $972,000. The chip lead then changed twice, first to Shakerchi before Foxen reclaimed it for the second time at the final table.

Shakerchi's hand was ahead the entire way, and Kurganov was eliminated in sixth place for $756,000. Talal Shakerchi four-bet jammed with pocket tens over the top and Chidwick folded. Stephen Chidwick opened before Kurganov three-bet shoved with pocket sevens. Imsirovic, who entered the final table with the shortest stack, four-bet jammed preflop with pocket jacks and couldn't hold after Haxton nailed a flush with ace-five suited. Haxton reclaimed the lead with the elimination of Ali Imsirovic in seventh place for $540,000. For the first time, the field didn't reach its max capacity with 36 entrants buying in.Īccording to the Poker Central Blog, the seven-max final table began on the third and final day with Haxton in the lead, closely followed by Stephen Chidwick.Įarly on in the day, Alex Foxen claimed the lead from Haxton after winning a big pot off of Igor Kurganov. The latter bubbled the final table in the SHRB.Īt the end of October, the SHRB announced that its $300,0000 rake-free tournament would move from its position at the end of May, to end of December. He jumped from 20th to 13th place on The Hendon Mob All-Time Money List passing the likes of Jake Schindler, Scott Seiver, Jason Koon, Phil Hellmuth, Brian Rast, Sam Trickett, and Mikita Badziakouski. Haxton surpassed the $20 million mark in a big way with this win and now has amassed $23,654,395 in live tournament winnings according to The Hendon Mob.

'This is the highlight of my tournament career.” 'This is my biggest score ever and easily the best accomplishment,' Haxton said to Poker Central after the win. This is the highlight of my tournament career.” 'This is my biggest score ever and easily the best accomplishment. Isaac Haxton outlasted a field of 36 entrants to win the fifth edition of the $300,000 Super High Roller Bowl (SHRB) for a career-best score of $3,672,000.

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