Wynn High Rollers Won by Martin Zamani, Sean Winter, Ray Qartomy, and Jared Jaffee

The Wynn Las Vegas was set to host three $10,000 buy-in High Roller tournaments over the weekend, and with an impressive turnout from the high roller community, a fourth tournament was added on Sunday.

Back in March, the Wynn Las Vegas was one of the first poker rooms to begin implementing COVID-19 cleaning protocols during the Wynn Spring Classic, before also being one of the first poker rooms to close their doors as a safety precaution. They were also one of the last poker rooms to reopen, but that hasn’t deterred the action from returning to the Wynn Las Vegas even with a temporary relocation from the Encore to the Wynn.

On Thursday, a total of 49 entries created a prize pool of $490,000 that paid the top seven finishers. The usual contingent of high roller players finished in-the-money with Martin Zamani defeating Christopher Brewer to win $140,107 first-place prize and see his lifetime tournament winnings climb over $2.5 million.

Wynn High Rollers – Event #1: $10,000 No-Limit Hold’em
Place	Player	Country	Prize
1st	Martin Zamani	United States	$140,107
2nd	Christopher Brewer	United States	$134,293
3rd	Jake Daniels	United States	$73,500
4th	Alex Foxen	United States	$53,900
5th	Matthew Wantman	United States	$39,200
6th	Cary Katz	United States	$29,400
7th	Sam Soverel	United States	$19,600

Friday would see an impressive 64-entrants create a $640,000 prize pool as ten players finished in-the-money with Matas Cimbolas and Sam Soverel collecting $19,200 each before falling short of the final table. Matthew Wantman repeated his fifth-place finish from the previous night, while Jake Daniels improved from third-place to second-place after losing heads-up to Sean Winter for the $179,200 first-place prize.

Wynn High Rollers – Event #2: $10,000 No-Limit Hold’em
Place	Player	Country	Prize
1st	Sean Winter	United States	$179,200
2nd	Jake Daniels	United States	$128,000
3rd	Eric Worre	United States	$83,200
4th	Joseph Cheong	United States	$64,000
5th	Matthew Wantman	United States	$51,200
6th	Jeremiah Williams	United States	$38,400
7th	Barry Hutter	United States	$32,000
8th	Adam Hendrix	United States	$25,600

A total of 57-entrants would take a seat on Saturday to create a $570,000 prize pool that paid the top nine finishers. Jeremiah Williams and Barry Hutter repeated their final table visits from the previous day, while Wantman would collect his third consecutive cash as he finished up in second-place behind Ray Qartomy who pocketed the $150,000 first-place prize.

Wynn High Rollers – Event #3: $10,000 No-Limit Hold’em
Place	Player	Country	Prize
1st	Ray Qartomy	United States	$150,000
2nd	Matthew Wantman	United States	$135,000
3rd	Brian Rast	United States	$79,800
4th	Barry Hutter	United States	$57,000
5th	Brock Wilson	United States	$45,600
6th	Upeshka De Silva	United States	$34,200
7th	Jeremiah Williams	United States	$28,500

The final Wynn High Roller tournament of the weekend took place on Sunday with 26 entrants creating a prize pool of $260,000. Four players finished in the money with Jared Jaffee emerging victorious to collect the $119,600 first-place prize to see his lifetime tournament earnings creep over $4.8 million.

Wynn High Rollers – Event #4: $10,000 No-Limit Hold’em
Place	Player	Country	Prize
1st	Jared Jaffee	United States	$179,200
2nd	Sean Perry	United States	$72,800
3rd	Anonymous	—	$41,600
4th	Brian Rast	United States	$26,000

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