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Eight Deuce · Tournament #47

Mike McEvoy Wins His First in Two Years, and Shawn Miller Takes Five Scalps for Third

Seven tournaments, seven different winners — nobody has repeated yet.

Friday, July 11, 2025 16 players $1,020 prize pool 4 paid

Mike McEvoy made five knockouts and won $420 after five hours and twenty-nine minutes, his first Eight Deuce win since September 2023. It is his third here and the fifth of his career.

Warren Mervin lost the nine-minute heads-up match and took $275, his second final of the season after winning in March.

Shawn Miller made five knockouts of his own — as many as the winner — and finished third for $185. He has cashed three times in seven tournaments this season and has not won one since March 2022. Steve Sarbaugh was fourth for $140 without a knockout, his second cash in this league after a third place last August.

Where the money went

PlayerPrize
1Mike McEvoy$420
2Warren Mervin$275
3Shawn Miller$185
4Steve Sarbaugh$140

The undercard

Eric Denny, who won in May and was second in June, bubbled in fifth. Lee Ugarte made two knockouts and went twelfth.

Sean Denny was the first player out in his fourth tournament, having rebought.

The bigger picture

Seven tournaments, seven different winners. That has never happened here — the previous best start was five before a repeat, and the most any full season has produced is eight.

Sixteen players and three rebuys made $1,020, which ends a six-tournament run above $1,100 but keeps the season at $8,520 after seven nights. That is within $400 of everything 2024 paid out across ten.

The standings have Eric Denny in front on 262.21 with the three men behind him all inside twenty points.

Player of the Year — after #47Points
1Eric Denny262.21
2Lee Ugarte253.33
3Shawn Miller248.64
4Justin Vaughn244.47
5Warren Mervin201.36
6Lance Cain199.60
7David Doole181.94
8Rick Mazza177.41

Eight Deuce #47 — Friday, July 11, 2025. 16 entrants, 3 rebuys, four paid from a $1,020 prize pool. Player of the Year counts each player’s best eight scores.

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