JACK Cleveland Casino

For the second time this season, the MSPT made its way to Cleveland, OH, and players have been duking it out over the past week inside the JACK Cleveland Casino for their Gold Card Festival Series!

Kicking off the five-event Gold Card Festival was Event #1: $300 Ultimate Stack NLH, with 168 players taking to the field and generating a $41,160 prize pool that was paid out to the top 18 players.

Among those to cash but fall before the final table were Christian Jessen (10^th Place - $765), John Micholak (12^th Place - $765), Spencer Wright (14^th Place - $645), Odeh Wahdan (17^th Place - $560), and Mike Ondo (18^th Place - $560).

Walking away with the ultimate victory was Brad Rogoff, who took home the top prize along with his first Gold Card!

Final Table Results

Photo: Jason Kilby

There was all-in action between Jason Kilby from early position and Jack Zugay from the big blind, with Kilby holding the effective stack.

Jason Kilby:
Jack Zugay:

It was a cooler situation for Kilby, as he rolled over the inferior made hand, and the runout sent him packing.

Jack Zugay - 63,400
Jason Kilby - 0

: Ameristar Casino East Chicago, IN

: August 25-30, 2026

: Indiana Poker State Championship

: $1,110 Main Event / $300,000 GTD
$3,500 MSPT CHAMPIONSHIP SEAT ADDED TO MAIN EVENT 1ST PLACE

: 11 Gold Card Tournaments

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Event Schedule: https://msptpoker.com/showpdf.aspx?eventID=733

Photo: Adam Friedman

A series of preflop raises led to all-in action between Ray Bullock and five-time bracelet winner Adam Friedman, with Bullock holding the effective stack.

Ray Bullock:
Adam Friedman:

It was a classic for the ages, with the flop giving Bullock the lead after it paired his ace.

The dealer then turned the , keeping Bullock in the lead, and just as he was looking good to score a double, the came crashing down on the river, securing Friedman the pot.

Adam Friedman - 89,900
Ray Bullock - 30,000

Photo: Tim Flattery

Mike Suggs raised to 2,000 from the cutoff and was called by Marissa Rodriguez from the small blind before Tim Flattery squeezed his 12,100 stack in the middle from the big blind.

Only Suggs called, and the two players tabled their hands.

Tim Flattery:
Mike Suggs:

Flattery was ahead holding a suited ace, and saw one in the window on the flop to take a commanding lead.

The then paired the board on the turn, securing Flattery his double before the completed the board on the river.

Tim Falttery - 28,400
Mike Suggs - 24,500