North American Poker Tour (2010 - 2010)

The Invitational $25,000 High Roller Bounty Shootout is unlike almost any tournament you've ever seen. It's a standard no-limit Texas Hold'em game, but with a couple of twists. First, it's a shootout event. That is, players have to win the equivalent of a $25,000 sit and go to even make it into the money. Not only that, but every player will have a $5,000 bounty on his head. Whoever knocks the player out gets the extra cash. Oh, and just to make things a little more interesting...PokerStars is adding $100,000 to pay off whoever scores the most bounties.

The Invitational $25,000 High Roller Bounty Shootout is unlike almost any tournament you've ever seen. It's a standard no-limit Texas Hold'em game, but with a couple of twists. First, it's a shootout event. That is, players have to win the equivalent of a $25,000 sit and go to even make it into the money. Not only that, but every player will have a $5,000 bounty on his head. Whoever knocks the player out gets the extra cash. Oh, and just to make things a little more interesting...PokerStars is adding $100,000 to pay off whoever scores the most bounties.

Venetian Main Event - Final Table Players Include: Eric Blair John Cernuto Daniel Clemente Thomas Fuller Yunus Jamal Tom Marchese David Paredes Sam Stein

The Invitational $25,000 High Roller Bounty Shootout is unlike almost any tournament you've ever seen. It's a standard no-limit Texas Hold'em game, but with a couple of twists. First, it's a shootout event. That is, players have to win the equivalent of a $25,000 sit and go to even make it into the money. Not only that, but every player will have a $5,000 bounty on his head. Whoever knocks the player out gets the extra cash. Oh, and just to make things a little more interesting...PokerStars is adding $100,000 to pay off whoever scores the most bounties.

The Invitational $25,000 High Roller Bounty Shootout is unlike almost any tournament you've ever seen. It's a standard no-limit Texas Hold'em game, but with a couple of twists. First, it's a shootout event. That is, players have to win the equivalent of a $25,000 sit and go to even make it into the money. Not only that, but every player will have a $5,000 bounty on his head. Whoever knocks the player out gets the extra cash. Oh, and just to make things a little more interesting...PokerStars is adding $100,000 to pay off whoever scores the most bounties.

The Invitational $25,000 High Roller Bounty Shootout is unlike almost any tournament you've ever seen. It's a standard no-limit Texas Hold'em game, but with a couple of twists. First, it's a shootout event. That is, players have to win the equivalent of a $25,000 sit and go to even make it into the money. Not only that, but every player will have a $5,000 bounty on his head. Whoever knocks the player out gets the extra cash. Oh, and just to make things a little more interesting...PokerStars is adding $100,000 to pay off whoever scores the most bounties.

Mohegan Sun Main Event - Final Table Players Include: Jonathan Aguiar Mike Beasly Cliff Josephy Alistar Melville Derek Raymond Scott Seiver Vanessa Selbst Micheal Woods

Mohegan Sun Main Event - Final Table Players Include: Michiel Brummelhuis Lisa Hamilton Matthew Marafioti Will Molson Tobias Reinkemeier William Reynolds Dmitry Stelmak Adolfo Vaeza

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Over 700 players bought in for $5,000 for this Pokerstars.net NAPT Los Angeles Main Event, now just 8 remain to battle it out for the last NAPT title of 2010. The final table is stacked with some of the toughest pros in the game, including Ahn-Van Nguyen, Michael Binger, Ray Henson and Joe Tehan. But perhaps the toughest of the bunch is EPT Champion Jason Mercier, who also happens to be second in chips. Mercier, who also claimed the 2010 NAPT Mohegan Bounty Shootout title, looks to cap off this inaugural NAPT season with another big score. But he and the rest of this talented table will have to get through the chip leader, Chris DeMaci, who is playing in his hometown. Up for grabs is the coveted NAPT trophy the 725,000 dollar top prize and title of champion! (Episode 1 of 1)