The Super High Roller Bowl Australia has come to an end, with Timothy Adams earning the first-place finish. Adams is a regular at the felt for the largest tournaments in the industry, but this was the first time that he would cash out during a Super High Roller Series. For the win, Adams earned a $1.44 million payday.
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When it came to the final table, Kahle Burns and Elio Fox were the top chip holders with basically the same amount in their stack. Burns had won the AU$100K Challenge and was on a roll, looking to be the winner of this event as well. While Burns was doing well, Adams was not far behind, sitting third in chips during the final table.
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