Daniel Negreanu finished fourth in the WSOP Online $25,000 High Roller Championship for $415,699 after reaching the final table among the leading stacks. Casimir Seire defeated Fabiano Kovalski heads-up to win the bracelet and collect $906,647 for the title overall.
Daniel Negreanu finished fourth in the WSOP Online $25,000 High Roller Championship, earning $415,699 after reaching the final table among the leading stacks.
The eight-time World Series of Poker bracelet winner advanced deep into the tournament and came within three eliminations of securing the ninth bracelet of his career.
Casimir Seire ultimately claimed the title, defeating Fabiano Kovalski heads-up to collect the WSOP bracelet and $906,647.
Negreanu entered the closing stages of the $25,000 High Roller Championship among the leading stacks as the field moved toward the final table.
His position kept him in contention for another WSOP title as the Canadian pursued what would have been bracelet number nine.
Several established players also reached the latter stages of the tournament, including Seire, Kovalski, Ole Schemion, Roman Emelyanov and Parahat Nurmuhammedov.
Negreanu maintained his place among the contenders as the remaining field continued to narrow and the tournament approached its decisive stage.
Negreanu remained in the tournament when play reached five-handed and continued competing for a place in the heads-up stage.
With the remaining players moving closer to the largest payouts and the bracelet, Negreanu extended his run into the final four.
That left him three eliminations away from securing another WSOP title and adding to his career bracelet total.
Negreanu's tournament ended in fourth place, earning him $415,699. The result brought his run in the $25,000 High Roller Championship to an end without another bracelet, leaving his career total at eight.
His fourth-place result nevertheless marked another deep finish in a major WSOP Online championship event after he had reached the final table among the leading stacks.