Martins Adeniya Won gameexchange 567Big At The 2025 Lucky Hearts Poker Open

Table Of Contents

• Martins Adeniya Wins LHRPO Championship
• LHPO Championship Final Table Results
• Wilson Denies Wilson in $25,500 High Roller
• $25,500 High Roller Final Table Results
• 2025 LHPO Winners

From January 9-21, Florida’s Seminole Hard Rock Hollywood hosted the 2025 Lucky Hearts Poker Open (LHPO), which was comprised of 54 events. The series catered to a combined 12,531 entrants and awarded $11,478,070 in prize money.

Among those to win titles were Fabian Foster (Event #1: $600 Deep Stack NLH for $141,365), T.K. Miles (Event #31: $1,100 Deep Stack NLH for $45,350), Yuval Bronshtein (Event #44: $1,100 Mixed PLO for $24,588), Nick Pupillo (Event #47: $3,000 H.O.R.S.E. for $35,200), and Michael Berk (Event #52: $5,000 Deep Stack NLH for $175,350). You can see a full list of winners at the bottom of this article.

Here's a look at two other big winners from the 2025 LHPO.

Martins Adeniya Wins LHRPO Championship

From January 17-21, the $3,500 buy-in 2025 LHPO Championship took place. The tournament attracted 1,162 runners, which crushed the $2 million guarantee by creating a $3,718,400 prize pool.

The tournament was won by poker pro Martins Adeniya, who claimed a career-high $512,600 prize to bring his lifetime tournament earnings up over $2.2 million dating back to 2010 according to The Hendon Mob. His prior high score was $275,125 for finishing third in the 2023 Wynn Summer Classic $2,200 Mystery Bounty.

“It’s just perfect timing,” Adeniya told LHPO reporters after the win. “I’ve got a baby on the way in April, and I’m getting married in two weeks. The only problem is I’m missing my fiancée’s birthday today.”

Adeniya, who only fired one bullet into the tournament, added: “I lost nearly half my stack in the first couple levels of the tournament. Then someone ran a big bluff on me, but I hero called.”

During heads-up play, Adeniya and fellow poker pro Spencer Champlin, fresh off a career year in which he won nearly $900K, were nearly even in chips when they opted to adjust the payouts a but before playing it out. Eventually, Champlin ran an all-in bluff only to see Adeniya call with a rivered flush for the win.

LHPO Championship Final Table Results

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Others to cash the tournament were Brock Wilson (10th - $56,000), Ben Miner (15th - $39,000), Ricky Landais (21st - $27,500), Cherish Andrews (27th - $23,100), Chris Conrad (34th - $19,400), and Asher Conniff (42nd - $16,300).

Wilson Denies Wilson in $25,500 High Roller

From January 20-21, Event #48: $25,500 High Roller played out. The tournament surpassed its $1 million guarantee by drawing a 56-entry field, which resulted in a $1,383,200 prize pool that was paid out to the top seven finishers.

At the final table, all eyes were on Brandon Wilson, who had won a SHRP High Roller title in three straight series according to LHPO reporters and was looking to extend his record to four in a row. Despite having the chip count, it wouldn’t be easy as the likes of Chance Kornuth and Dan Sepiol were at the final table.

However, those two pros bowed out in third and fourth place respectively leaving Wilson to do battle with Taylor Wilson in heads-up play. The latter Wilson ultimately prevailed to claim the title and $511,900 first-place prize.

It was a new career-high score for Taylor Wilson surpassing the $304,704 he received for winning the 2023 Wynn Millions High Roller. Two months before that, he actually placed sixth in the 2023 LHPO Championship for $181,950.

$25,500 High Roller Final Table Results

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2025 LHPO Winners

_{*Images courtesy of Seminole Hard Rock LHPO.}