High Roller Feature

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  • Instructor: Golf Life
  • Category: Events

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All right, this action's awesome, but we got to check out the msop High Roller event a high-bayan a high purse and donations to the one drop Foundation. We have names like Marty fish Daniel. Neubrano Eric gagnier former Dodger players big names out here putting for some big big cash 110,000 to the champion. Oh boy, a lot of green Heavy Hitters high rollers. Let's check it out. After a stroke play competition former major league pitcher Josh Beckett. Tennis professional Marty fish along with Melrose Place star Jack Wagner and poker Pro Daniel Negron who all qualified for the 16 player match play tournament. And two-time World Series champion Josh back at putted well in the early qualifying rounds, but was unable to hold off Richard lockner A Course pro who traveled all the way from Sweden. The Grano played well early in his qualifier going on a run of birdies on the front nine the sixth time World Series of Poker bracelet winner brought a same temperament on the tables to the major series of fighting course. And the quarterfinals he ran into lochner who continued his strong play while negronu had some troubles with the dreaded three putt. Taylor Montgomery was the first seed entering match play with the same kind of play. We've seen in our stroke play coverage. However, he cooled off in his match with tennis professional Marty fish and it was fish the sixth time ATP champion who stood strong through 18 holes moving on to the quarterfinals. However, Marty lost to eventual finalist Eric Carrigan when he missed his birdie attempt on the 18th to lose by just one. And a familiar face here at the msop. Jeff Gibraltar has been tough as Nails in the High Roller was no exception…