Event #10: $2,200 No-Limit Hold'em High Roller

All stops will release their series' event schedules as they get closer. Every stop is confirmed to offer at least a dozen official gold ring events starting at the $250 buy-in level and include a $1,700 Main Event.

Asher Conniff opened under the gun for 16,000 and Peter Park three-bet jammed for 59,00 on the button. Action folded back to Conniff who called.

Peter Park:   
Asher Conniff:   

Both players had live cards but neither could connect with the       runout giving Park the double up with ace-high.

Asher Conniff	160,000	-10,000
Peter Park	120,000	-10,000

Partick Truong opened with a raise from the small blind and Ryan Hohner three-bet jammed from the small blind for 134,500, Troung snap-called.

Ryan Hohner:   
Partick Truong:   

Hohner was ahead with his made hand but Troung held two overcards and picked up a broadway draw with the     flop.

The board paired with the   turn then doubled paired with the   river to give Hohner the double.

Ryan Hohner	270,000	205,000
Partick Truong	130,000	20,000

Players are now in the hand for hand process as 14 players remain and 13 will be getting paid.

Charlie Dawson opened for 10,000 from middle position and Kevin Ayow called from the small blind. Action was on Pavel Milanov who three-bet jammed 59,500 from the big blind and Dawson came over the top as Ayow mucked    face up.

Pavel Milanov:   
Charlie Dawson:   

Milanov was ahead and improved on the     flop.

The   turn gave Milanov a sweat but the   river sealed his much needed double.

Charlie Dawson	150,000	-80,000
Pavel Milanov	130,000	80,000
Kevin Ayow	130,000	20,000

Calvin Anderson opened for 8,500 from the cutoff and Brett Apter three-bet to 25,500 on the button. Action folded back to Anderson who four-bet all in and was snap-called by Apter.

Brett Apter:   
Calvin Anderson:   

Anderson was dominated and things got worse after the     flop that paired Apter's king.

The   turn sealed the deal and Apter got a 199,500 double up after the   completed the board on the river.

Brett Apter	410,000	260,000
Calvin Anderson	30,000	-75,000

Action on the table folded around to Marle Cordeiro who raised all in from the small blind and Michael Rossitto called from the big blind putting his 25,000 stack at risk.

Marle Cordeiro:   
Michael Rossitto:   

Rossitto was ahead and nothing changed after the     flop that paired his three.

The   turn however gave Cordeiro the flush draw but she couldn't complete as the board completed with the   river to give Rossitto the much needed double.

Marle Cordeiro	162,300	2,300
Michael Rossitto	50,000	35,000

While PokerNews is here offering live updates from the Main Event and High Roller, we'd be remiss if we didn't tell you about the full schedule of side events that have been playing out over the past week at the World Series of Poker Circuit Harrah's Las Vegas.

In Event #2: $400 NLH, 219 runners created a $75,000 prize pool that was paid out to the top 34 players. Among those to cash but fall short of the final table were Michael Hanelin (11th - $1,243), Mike Shin (17th - $904), Jason Seitz (20th - $797), Arkadiy Tsinis (27th - $668), and Melissa Bryne (33rd - $604).

In the end, it was United Kingdom native Haresh Thaker who collected every chip in play to capture his first ring along with a $17,520 payday.

Thaker survived a final table that included five-time WSOP Circuit ring winner Steve Foutty and he also survived a grueling three-handed battle against Jaime Edmondson Longoria and Ryan Dodd that lasted more than two hours long.

Thaker's only other career World Series of Poker cash came in 2014 when he finished in 8th place and just two spots shy of the final table in the $1,500 10-Game Mix 6-Handed event at the World Series of Poker at the Rio.

As soon as Thaker was pushed the final winning pot, he max late-registered in Event #3: $600 No-Limit Hold'em to try to keep his winning momentum going. Event #3 also missed its guarantee by a few thousand dollars.

Final Table Results

There was all in action after a     flop between Barb Visher from under the gun and Fred Conforti from the cutoff with Conforti's 114,500 stack at risk.

Barb Visher:   
Fred Conforti:   

Visher was out-flopped by Conforti and couldn't catch up as the board completed with the   turn along with the   river to give Conforti the massive double up.

Frederick Conforti	280,000	120,000
Barb Visher	50,000	-110,000