The other player to lock up a Pro-Am qualifier seat at the stop was Sam Washburn, who you might recall won the RGPS Hard Rock Tulsa Main Event late last year. Sam Washburn Casino Champ RGPS Downstream Casino Champ Sam Washburn Each stop is topping its previous numbers and the players are all queuing up for the chance to represent their room in the PokerGO studio later this year. The record fields are a sign of things to come throughout the rest of the All-Stars season. The top 45 players made the money and it was RGPS Ambassador Michael Lech who was the stone bubble.

The players returned for Day 2 at noon on Sunday with 70 players returning for their shot at the title. The heads-up match didn't take that much longer, and Riffel would come out victorious and take home the All-Stars ring and event seat, along with the extra $8,333. Ward was eliminated in the next hand after the deal. The remaining three players eventually struck their deal and then played for the remainder of the prize pool. Todd got his last 160,000 in three ways but Teel would flop quad jacks and send Todd home in fourth place. Messner had hope with a flush draw, but couldn't get there and went home in fifth place.įrom there, Adam Todd was left short after doubling up Riffel when the two were all in preflop ace-king versus ace-queen. Messner hit the rail in fifth place after he check-raised his remaining stack into Jared Ward's trip queens. Seale just missed out on the title of Casino Champion by finishing in sixth place when he needed just one spot better. Seale was next to go after he check-called a shove by Riffel and it was another case of a kicker problem.

He shoved into Jacob Seale's big blind and found himself with a weaker ace. Matt Johnson was the seventh-place finisher. Messner had the better kicker and held on to send Reilly to the rail. He was eliminated by Dustin Messner when both players flopped an ace.

Eventually, Austin Reilly fell in eighth place. The final table moved relatively slow as far as eliminations were concerned and the table played nine-handed for a bit. He found himself short and eventually shoved into Teel and couldn't out flip him. Hinkle had built up a stack after busting his brother Mason 'Uncle Ron' Hinkle with pocket kings and going on a bit of a run. The final table began with Grant Hinkle being eliminated after a race against Teel with pocket nines.

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