Adrian Mateos Wins Super High Roller Series Event #6 for $162,000 and $165,000 in Bounties

The 2024 Super High Roller Series continued from the Merit Royal Diamond Hotel & Spa in North Cyprus, with Spaniard Adrian Mateos parlaying his fourth consecutive cash into a victory in Event #6: $25,750 No-Limit Hold'em Mystery Bounty (6-Max).

The Spanish poker pro claimed his fifth career PGT title after topping the 40-entrant field to win the $162,000 first-place prize. Mateos also picked up three of the seven bounties in play totaling $165,000 - $100,000, $40,000, and $25,000. This was Mateos's third victory of 2024 after winning Triton Jeju's $30k No-Limit Hold'em for $1,175,000 and Triton Montenegro's $50k No-Limit Hold'em for $1,761,000.

According to The Hendon Mob, Mateos' lifetime tournament earnings now climb to more than $49.8 million. He extends his lead on top of Spain's All-Time Money List and creeps closer to Daniel Negreanu, who sits seventh place on the All-Time Money List with $53.89 million.

In the first Mystery Bounty format tournament of the Super High Roller Series, a total of 40 players would take a seat and create a prize pool of $980,000. Half the prize pool would be reserved towards Mystery Bounties, with $25,000 (2), $40,000 (1), $100,000 (2), and $200,000 (1), up for grabs among the final six players.

Sorel Mizzi was the first to fall, and he was soon followed by fellow Canadian Sam Greenwood. Seth Davies bowed out in fourth place as Phil Ivey held the majority of the chips when three-handed play began. Mateos scored a double before a three-way all-in occurred to end the tournament.

Quan Zhou shoved the button for roughly 15 big blinds with ace-six, and Mateos reshoved from the small blind with ace-ten-suited. Phil Ivey called all-in from the big blind for slightly more than what Zhou had, and tabled his king-four. Ivey took the lead on the flop with second pair, but Mateos had flopped a flush draw. A third diamond on the turn ended things for Zhou and Ivey, who finished in third and second, respectively. 

For Mateos, his fourth consecutive cash of the series would secure him a victory for $162,000 in first-place prize money, along with $165,000 in bounties. Ivey may have only won $113,000 for his second-place finish, but he also scored the two biggest bounties of $200,000 and $100,000 to cash for $413,000 effectively.

2024 Super High Roller Series Event #6 Results

Place	Player	Country	Prize Money	Bounties	PGT Points
1st	Adrian Mateos	Spain	$162,000	$165,000	194
2nd	Phil Ivey	United States	$113,000	$300,000	136
3rd	Quan Zhou	China	$82,000	$0	98
4th	Seth Davies	United States	$59,000	$0	71
5th	Sam Greenwood	Canada	$42,000	$25,000	50
6th	Sorel Mizzi	Canada	$32,000	$0	38

After his victory, Adrian Mateos ranks sixth on the PGT leaderboard with 1,568 PGT points. This was Mateos' fourth consecutive cash of the series, having finished second, third, and fourth in the prior three events. Phil Ivey is now up to 26th place on the PGT leaderboard with 1,067 PGT points from his 11 cashes in the 2024 PGT season.

Quan Zhou cashed for the fourth time this season and moved to 136th on the PGT leaderboard with 320 PGT points. Seth Davies sits 46th on the PGT leaderboard with 725 PGT points, Sam Greenwood is 404th, and Sorel Mizzi is 333rd.

PGT Leaderboard Top 10 

Rank	Player	PGT Points	Wins	Cashes	Winnings
1st	Michael Rocco	1,835	1	7	$2,156,811
2nd	Jeremy Ausmus	1,760	0	17	$3,969,576
3rd	Jonathan Tamayo	1,730	1	2	$10,180,000
4th	Jesse Lonis	1,713	1	13	$2,568,339
5th	Daniel Negreanu	1,660	2	15	$2,019,231
6th	Adrian Mateos	1,568	1	10	$2,654,514
7th	Aram Zobian	1,438	2	13	$1,307,392
8th	Dylan Weisman	1,405	3	14	$1,475,099
9th	David Coleman	1,357	4	13	$1,073,228
10th	Jordan Griff	1,350	0	1	$6,000,000

These are the leaderboard standings as of Friday, August 23, 2024. The complete and current PGT leaderboard is at pgt.com/leaderboard.

The next event on the Super High Roller Series schedule is the $306,000 buy-in Super High Roller Bowl IX, which will begin on Friday, August 23, and run through until Sunday, August 25.  through to Sunday. Friday also sees the beginning of a stretch of three Pot-Limit Omaha events.

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