The players have gone on a 15-minute break.

Action was picked up on turn in a massive pot between Linda Renaud in the big blind and another player in late position.

With a board reading , Renaud checked over to her opponent who moved all in for 67,000 and Renaud called.

Late Position:
Linda Renaud:

Renaud faded the straight draw on the river and her stack climbed too over 200k.

A player moved all in for 4,400 from early position and action folded around to James Tedesco in the cutoff, who moved all in for more. Pamela Anderson moved all in for 29,000, which saw all other players fold.

Early Position:
Pamela Anderson:
James Tedesco:

The board ran out as and the queens held up for Anderson to more than double up through Tedesco.

Pamela Anderson	71,000	71,000
James Tedesco	36,500	-17,700

Action was picked up with cards on their backs with Al Renaud holding the covering stack against in the cutoff against another player in the hijack in a pot worth 19,000.

The board read when both players got their chips in.

Opponent:
Al Renaud:

The board ran out and the turn brought a wheel home for Renaud to make a better hand than his opponent's two pair.

Al Renaud

113,000

6,000

Action was picked up in a three-way pot with Joseph Rodriguez in the small blind.

Rodriguez bet 3,500 on the flop reading and the player in late position raised to 9,000, which only Rodriguez called.

On the turn , Rodriguez checked over to his opponent who moved all in for 16,000 and Rodriguez called.

Late position:
Joseph Rodriguez:

The river did not give a flush to the other player and Rodriguez' straight held up to rake in another sizeable pot.

Joseph Rodriguez

208,400

208,400

The annual 2024 $365 Bar Poker Open Championship began today at 10 a.m. with Flight 1a1 and Flight 1a2 starts at 4 p.m., which has most of the same information as Day 1a1. This exclusive, invite-only event will see players in leagues from all around the country make their way to The Golden Nugget in Las Vegas with dreams of becoming the new Bar Poker Open Champion. This will be the ninth summer that it is held at this location. A first place prize of $100,000 is guaranteed with the total payout purse landing somewhere around $400,000. Only players who have qualified through their local leagues will be able to play this event.

Last year, Edward Holt ended up coming out as the victor, beating Ryan Surdi heads up. Holt collected $80,000 for his first-place efforts.

2023 Final Table Results

All entries will start with 25,000 in tournament chips and levels will be 30-minutes each on Day 1 and will increase to 45-minutes on Day 2 and the final day. There will be a 15-minute break after every four levels and each Day 1 will play down to 5 percent of the field.

The second flight of action will begin at 4 p.m Vegas time. There is also a second chance flight that takes off at 11 a.m, on Tuesday June 11th, in which unsuccessful hopefuls can try again at making Day 2 and those that have already bagged a Day 2 stack have the opportunity to try their luck again and aim to bag even more tournament chips.

Any player that successfully bags chips twice will take their largest stack forward and will receive $1,500 for their efforts.

• Players will receive 25,000 in tournament chips.
• Levels will be 30-minutes on Day 1, and 45-minutes on Day 2 onward.
• Day 1a Flight 1 and Flight 2 buy-in is $365.
• Day 1b buy-in is $365.
• On-Site registration is available until the start of Level 11.
• If a player entered any starting day and has been eliminated they may register for the subsequent starting day. Players may also bag and play a subsequent flight.
• Alternates and late sign-ups will enter the tournament with a full chip stack and no obligation from it.
• 10% of each flight will reach the money with a minimum cash of $500
• Day 1 will end when the field reaches 5 percent rounded up. Day 2 will play until the final table is reached.
• Players that bag in any Day 1 flight may play a second chance flight and will take the highest chip stack forward. Lowest will be forfeited and player will receive $1,500 for their second bag.
• The starting blind level on Day 2 will be the lower of the final levels from all Day 1 flights.
• Day 2 will play 8-handed. Redraw at end of Day 1 and at 24 and 9 players, or at the Tournament Director's discretion.
• Bar Poker Open will be funding any added money into the prize pool and all "Seat Winners" "Buy-In" portion.

Stay tuned with PokerNews.com who will be there throughout the entirety of the Bar Poker Open.

A player called in first position, which saw action fold around to late position where another player moved all in for 5,400. Richard Wadleigh called in the hijack and another player called from the big blind.

The board ran out and the big blind checked over to Wadleigh, who bet 10,000 and his opponent folded.

Late position:
Richard Wadleigh:

The river had brought home a wheel for Wadleigh and he took down the pot, eliminating his opponent.

Richard Wadleigh

112,000

112,000