In the end, it was Brandon Wilson who claimed victory at the $100k Super High Roller Bowl XI at Aria Las Vegas and celebrated his $1,125,000 prize.
Day 1 drew 23 entries, and 12 players—led by Seth Davies—advanced to Day 2. Late registration was still open, and five more entries were added, bringing the total to 28 and creating a prize pool of $2,800,000. The top 5 finishers are paid; the minimum cash prize is $215,000, and the winner receives $1,125,000.
Joao Simao went home empty-handed, as did Jason Koon, Sam Soverel, and Marius Gierse, who ran into Igor Yaroshevskyy’s aces with 
ran into Igor Yaroshevskyy’s aces. The next seat to go was Talal Shakerchi, who fell victim to Adrian Mateos’s straight flush while holding the nut flush. Nick Schulman was defeated by Jeremy Ausmus. Next, Ausmus doubled up against Nick with a straight, and immediately afterward, he took the rest of Nick’s stack. Cary Katz, holding 
against Igor Yaroshevskyy’s 
on a board of 
:6d, 
and after Kristen Foxen used her 6s to send Seth Davies, holding , to the rail, seven players advanced to the final table.
Alex Foxen was the chip leader, ahead of Adrian Mateos and Kristen Foxen. The action continued with numerous double-ups before Alex Foxen extended his lead with a pair of jacks, eliminating Igor Yaroshevskyy, who had gone all-in with 
The board ran 
, and the tournament was on the bubble.
And it was Kristen Foxen who, holding 
, ran into Brandon Wilson’s nines. The board kept things exciting up to the turn 
, but the river was , and so Kristen had to leave as the bubble girl without any prize money.
Her husband, Alex Foxen, on the other hand, was the chip leader among the final five and had his sights set on the $1,125.00 first-place prize. There wasn’t much room to maneuver, so there was plenty of action right from the start. Nick Petrangelo doubled up with pocket 4s against Adrian Mateos’ 
, and Brandon Wilson also doubled up with against Alex Foxen’s tens, taking the chip lead in the process. It was Wilson who then became the first player to be eliminated with 
. He sent Adrian Mateos, holding 
, to the rail, and with that, it was already clear that the victory would go to an American.
Jeremy Ausmus was the next to be eliminated; as the short stack, he was knocked out with 
against Nick Petrangelo’s 
.
Alex Foxen was the short stack at the table; his comeback attempt with 
was thwarted by Brandon Wilson with 
; the board ran .
Brandon Wilson thus entered the heads-up match against Nick Petrangelo as the chip leader. In the heads-up match, Brandon gave Nick no chance; he continued to extend his lead, and when Nick Petrangelo played through the board and finally went all-in, Wilson called with 
for the straight, Nick had only sevens to show and thus had to settle for second place and $700,000, while Brandon Wilson celebrated the victory and $1,125,000.
The action continues tomorrow at the PokerGo Studio with the Poker Masters, where ten events await in the battle for the Purple Jacket.
Super High Roller Bowl XI
Buy-in: $101,000
Entries: 28
Prize Money: $2,800,000
ITM: 5
| Rank | Name | Country | Prize Money |
| 1 | Brandon Wilson | United States | $1,125,000 |
| 2 | Nick Petrangelo | United States | $700,000 |
| 3 | Alex Foxen | United States | $450,000 |
| 4 | Jeremy Ausmus | United States | $310,000 |
| 5 | Adrian Mateos | Spain | $215,000 |