David Peters Leads Poker Masters Main Event Final Table on PokerGO

The final table is set for the $100,000 Poker Masters Main Event and it starts the way the series began last week. David Peters shipped Event 1 and is the chip leader by a slim margin over Dan Smith heading into tomorrow’s finale on PokerGO. The conclusion of the Poker Masters series attracted 25 total entrants and set up a long grind to the final four.

Brandon Adams and Isaac Haxton started play with hopes of donning the Purple Jacket but their chances were vanquished.

The full replay of the day’s action can be found here:

Day 2 entrants Bryn Kenney led off the PokerGO feature table with a bang. The Super High Roller Bowl final tablist flopped big against Haxton and put the $10,000 Short Deck winner to the test on the river. Haxton failed and left his Purple Jacket odds on the felt for Kenney to scoop into his stack.

A big hand for @ikepoker, but @BrynKenney has better!
The knockout crushes Haxton's Purple Jacket hopes and moves Kenney up the $100K Main Event leaderboard.
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— PokerGO (@PokerGO) September 14, 2018

U.S. Poker Open champion Stephen Chidwick started his day hot from a late arrival. After dealing with passport issues, Chidwick finally got to the tables and wasted zero time making the room aware of his overwhelming presence.

He dominated the #USPO and now Stephen Chidwick is dominating the #PokerMasters Main Event!
Busts @GatsbyKempinho and @aliImsirovic to take the $100K chip lead!
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— PokerGO (@PokerGO) September 15, 2018

Peters put an end to the Chidwick show midway through the day. A perfect flop combined with a huge hand for Chidwick led to fireworks with Peters claiming the chip lead as a result. Peters never relinquished the lead from that point forward for the rest of Day 2.

He opened the #PokerMasters with a win and @dpeterspoker17 just took the Main Event chip lead!
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— PokerGO (@PokerGO) September 15, 2018

Adams battled all day but never gained major traction. His elimination in seventh place against Dan Smith signified the official arrival of Ali Imsirovic as the Poker Masters champion of 2018.

Brandon Adams falls short of the money and that means @aliImsirovic is your 2018 #PokerMasters champion!
Double winner takes home over $1.2 million and the Purple Jacket!
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— PokerGO (@PokerGO) September 15, 2018

The night ended with 2017 Super High Roller Bowl winner Christoph Vogelsang exiting. Only four get paid in this event and Vogelsang missed by one mark to end his Poker Masters.

Christoph Vogelsang can't survive and the former #SHRBowl champ bubbles the #PokerMasters Main Event!
Watch @DanSmithHolla, @dpeterspoker17, @kooraay90, and @BrynKenney play for the $100K title on Saturday!
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— PokerGO (@PokerGO) September 15, 2018

The four-handed official final table starts at 4 PM ET tomorrow on PokerGO with Koray Aldemir, Kenney, Smith, and Peters battling for the $1.15 million first-place prize.

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