#PCA2015 High Roller Prize Pool: Winner to Get $1,294,46

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The winner of the record-breaking PCA 2105 $25k High Roller will receive $1,294,460. There were 269 entries for the event (200 unique players and 69 re-entries) generating a $6,456,000 prize pool.

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This is the biggest PCA High Roller ever held, and the seventh largest $25,000 buy-in tournament in poker history. There will be 39 players paid with a min-cash worth $44,540. As well as their cash prize & coveted High Roller trophy, this year’s winner will also receive a “Steel and Rose Gold” watch from luxury Swiss brand SLYDE, the Official Watch Sponsor for the PCA Main Event, High Roller and Super High Roller.

There were nine players who re-entered today after busting yesterday: Chris Klodnicki, Andrew Robl, Jeff Gross, John Racener, Andrey Zaichenko, Sean Winter, Mike Watson, Olivier Busquet, Jose Carlos Garcia plus new entries from Geoffrey Mooney, Piotr Franczak and Chino Rheem.

PCA 2015 SIDE EVENT RESULTS SO FAR 
13 events are already over here at PCA 2015.

*Event 01 $100k Super High Roller, 66 entries, 9 paid, $6,402,000 prize pool. Winner: Steve O'Dwyer, Ireland, $1,872,580

Event 04 $600 NLH Turbo, 144 entries, 20 paid, $75,312 prize pool. Winner: Dean Amar, Israel, $18,072

Event 05 $2,200 NLH Turbo "Double Bubble", 9 entries, 5 paid, $17,460 prize pool. Winner: Michel Arsenault, Canada, $8,660

Event 09 $5,300 NLH Turbo, 104 entries, 15 paid, $504,400 prize pool. Winner: Nicholas Petrangolo, USA, $113,853

Event 10 $2,200 NLH Turbo "Double Bubble", 49 entries, 25 paid, $95,060 prize pool. Winner: Nicole Cervenka, Canada, $22,220

Event 12 $5,300 PLO Turbo 53 entries, 7 paid, $257,050 prize pool. Winner: Benoit Galland, Canada, $80,970

Event 13 $2,200 NLH Turbo Bounty "$1k bounties", 181 entries, 53 paid, $170,140 prize pool. Winner: Dzmitry Urbanovich, Poland, $37,640

Event 15 $5,300 PLO 8-Handed, 27 entries, 5 paid, $130,950 prize pool. Winner: Justin Bonomo, USA, $48,450

Event 16 $5,300 NLH Turbo, 91 entries, 13 paid, $441,350 prize pool. Winner: Aleksandr Denisov, Russia, $117,250

Event 18 $5,300 NL, 139 entries, 20 paid, $674,150 prize pool. Winner: Nicholas Immekus, Canada, $161,810

Event 19 $1,100 H. O. R. S. E. , 28 entries, 5 paid, $27,160 prize pool. Winner: Alexander Orlov, Russia, $10,040

Event 21 $1,100 NLH, 177 entries, 27 paid, $171,690 prize pool. Winner: Vladimir Dobrovolskii, Russia, $38,050

Event 22 $2,200 NLH Turbo, 87 entries, 11 paid, $168,780 prize pool. Winner: Jimmy Castano, Colombia, $42,000

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