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Tuesday, August 29, 2017

Event #12 - Soukha Kachittavong Wins Second Circuit Ring In the Same Series ($14,898)


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Soukha Kachittavong - Winner Event #12 - $14,898
Soukha Kachittavong has defeated a field of 191 entries to take home his second World Series of Poker Circuit (WSOPC) ring, and $14,898.

Not only did Kachittavong secure a second ring today, but he won his second ring in the same series. Just four days ago, Kachittavong took down Event #8 ($365 No-Limit Hold’em) for $14,274.

“It was my birthday yesterday,” Kachittavong said after his win. “I was disappointed with myself for playing two bullets in the main and not making day 2, but this is a nice consolation prize.”

After his first win, Kachittavong said that he had a ring prop-bet for this series, and that a friend laid him 7:1.

“I only had one prop bet. I was feeling confident, but I wasn’t feeling that confident,” he concluded with a smile.

Official WSOP.com Report
WSOP.com Link to Results


Jeremy Meacham Wins $1,675 Main Event ($156,735)

WSOP.com Write Up: http://www.wsop.com/news/2017/Aug/9311/JEREMY-MEACHAM-WINS-MAIN-EVENT-AT-FOXWOODS.html


Main Event Winner - Jeremy Meacham - $156,735

After falling just short two times in a row, Jeremy Meacham is now a World Series of Poker Circuit ring winner. Meacham won the Main Event at Foxwoods, earning $156,735.

Meacham is a 30-year old professional poker player from Oak Bluffs, MA. Meacham has a very special history with Foxwoods casino, and specifically the World Series of Poker Circuit (WSOPC) Main Event at Foxwoods. The last three years Meacham has not only cashed this event, but has final tabled it. In 2015 he placed 6th for $28,556, in 2016 he took 3rd for $66,930, and today he finally secured the win for $156,735.

“The third time’s the charm, I guess,” Meacham said after the event concluded. “It feels good to finally get there. Sixth, third, and first is a nice little progression.”

Meacham ended Day 1A as the chip leader with 289,000. He was nearly the overall chip leader heading into Day 2, except poker pro Galen Hall inched just ahead of him in Day 1B when Hall eliminated Meacham’s brother Henry the last hand of the night.

“Sort of ironic,” Meacham said about Hall’s Day 1B performance. “He knocked my brother out to take the lead just ahead of me, and I went on to win the tournament.”

Meacham came into the final table second in chips with 1,500,000, just behind chipleader Mike Azzaro (2,690,000). Azzaro was ultimately eliminated in 4th Place ($52,488), and after the elimination of Bob Ricciuti in 3rd place ($70,713), Meacham went heads up with Sean Thomson. Heads-up play lasted just over two hours, and concluded when Meacham shoved all in with pocket twos, and Thomson called with ace-queen. Thomson flopped a queen, but Meacham flopped a set of twos to secure the win.

Foxwoods was the second Circuit stop of the new season, and in addition to the prize money and the Circuit ring, Meacham also won a free entry into the 2017/2018 WSOP Global Casino Championship.

The tournament started with 486 entries, and the top 54 made the money. Other players finishing in the money include Christoher Leong (43rd Place), Dave Stefanski (39th Place), Greg Himmelbrand (27th Place), JeWook Oh (25th Place), Mike Dentale (18th Place), Cory Waaland (11th Place), Ralph Massey (8th Place), Galen Hall (5th Place) and Mike Azzaro (4th Place). 

$250 Ladies Event Results

Karen Goncalves - Ladies Event Winner - $5,504


Place: Name: Payout:
1st Karen Goncalves $5,504.00
2nd Nicole Defrancesco $3,490.00
3rd Qi Zhou $2,329.00
4th Shannon Humphrey $1,694.00
5th Andrea Willbur $1,265.00
6th Ivonne Hernandez $956.00
7th  Emilie Stallings $771.00
8th Audrey Park $641.00
9th Dawn Wilensky $550.00

Monday, August 28, 2017

Caleb Clarke Wins $3,250 High Roller Event ($50,625)

WSOP.com Write Up:  http://www.wsop.com/tournaments/update/2A67/caleb-clarke-wins-foxoods-high-roller/



Caleb Clarke - High Roller Winner - $50,625

After falling short three times this series, Caleb Clarke is now a World Series of Poker Circuit ring winner. Clarke won the High Roller event at Foxwoods, earning $50,625 and his first Circuit ring.
Clarke is a 24-year old professional poker player from Mashpee, MA. Clarke started playing poker just three years ago, and he transitioned to a full-time professional player just one year ago.

Clarke had a wonderful series at Foxwoods, securing not only four cashes, but four final table appearances. He started off his run taking 4th place in Event #4 ($580 Six Max) for $7,992, he then went on to take 8th in Event #6 ($580 No-Limit Hold’em). He thought he would finally secure a ring in Event #9 ($365 No-Limit Hold’em), but ultimately was eliminated in 4th place for $4,699. Today in Event #11, he was finally able to secure the win he had come so close to.

“This was the fourth final table. The first three I came up a little short, a couple of them were a little brutal. I was happy to get some good scores in there, but I really wanted a ring this series, and after some pretty close calls it was great to finally take one down, especially in the biggest event that I played,” Clarke said after his win.

Clarke finished Day 1 as the chip leader, but said that Day 2 he was relatively card dead, and that things didn’t pick back up for him until the middle of the final table. He eventually made it to heads-up play with Dave Stefanski, but it only lasted two hands. Clarke called Stefanski’s all-in holding top pair against Stefanski’s gutshot straight draw. Clarke held, and was awarded his first ring and the $$50,625 top prize.

In addition to the prize money and the Circuit ring, Clarke also won 50 points in the Casino Champion race, and those additional points ensured him the free seat into the 2017/2018 WSOP Global Casino Championship event.

The high roller tournament started with 45 entries, and the top 5 made the money. Here is a look at all of the players that cashed:

1: Caleb Clarke - $50,625
2: Dave Stefanski - $31,293
3: Jonathan Pratt - $21,789
4: David Davenport - $16,889
5: Victor Nissim - $14,404

Event #12 ($365 Turbo) - Robert Palazzo Leads Unofficial Final Table of Ten

Event #12, the $365 no-limit hold'em event, has reached the unofficial final table of Ten. The players have redrawn for their new seats, and are now playing level 21 with 5,000/10,000 blinds, and a 1,000 ante.

Robert Palazzo leads the final ten players, with 254,000. The next closest players is Daniel Bunker, with 253,000. The remaining players are all guaranteed at least $1,088, and the first place prize is $14,898.

Here is a look at the seating assignments and chip counts:

Seat 1: Soukha Kachittavong - 220,000
Seat 2: Phousith Nersavanh - 131,000
Seat 3: Daniel Bunker - 253,000
Seat 4: Francisco Frias - 219,000
Seat 5: Robert Palazzo - 254,000
Seat 6: Henry Cameron - 62,000
Seat 7: Anthony Harris - 208,000
Seat 8: James Dabkowski - 193,000
Seat 9: Xing Li - 232,000
Seat 10: David Lane - 150,000

Event #12 ($365 Turbo) - Prizepool Information

Registration is closed for Event #12, $365 no-limit hold'em. This event drew a total of 191 entries, generating a prizepool of $57,300.

The top 21 spots will get paid with a min-cash worth $636. The top spot will take home $14,898, the gold Circuit ring, and 50 Foxwoods Casino Champion points.

Here is a look at the payouts:

Place:  Payout:
1 $14,898
2 $9,203
3 $6,647
4 $4,876
5 $3,644
6 $2,768
7 $2,137
8 $1,679
9 $1,347
10-12 $1,088
13-15 $893
16-18 $750
19-21 $636

Event #11 ($3,250 High Roller) - Prizepool Information

Foxwoods Casino Championship Info:  http://bit.ly/2wlHURt

WSOP.com Live Updates can be found here:  http://www.wsop.com/tournaments/updates.asp?grid=1361&tid=15907

Registration is closed for Event #11, $3,250 High Roller no-limit hold'em. This event drew a total of 45 entries, generating a prizepool of $135,000.

The top 5 spots will get paid with a min-cash worth $14,,404. The top spot will take home $50,625, the gold Circuit ring, and 50 Foxwoods Casino Champion points.

Here is a look at the full prizepool:

Place: Payout: 
1 $50,625
2 $31,293
3 $21,789
4 $16,889
5 $14,404

Schedule For Monday August 28th - Foxwoods WSOP Series

9 AM - $60 No-Limit Hold'em

11 AM - Event #12: $365 No-Limit Hold'em Turbo 
  • Players start with 10,000 in tournament chips.
  • Blinds start at 25/50
  • All levels are 30 minutes in length
  • Late registration is open until the start of level 9 (~3:30 p.m.)
  • Players are allowed one re-entry while registration is open
  • There are 15 minute breaks after levels 4, 8, 12, 18, 22, and 26
  • There is a 60-minute dinner break after level 16
  • This is a one day event, and will be played to a conclusion today
  • Structure sheet can be found by clicking THIS LINK

12 PM - Event #10: $1,675 No-Limit Hold'em Main Event **DAY 3**
  • For the list of Day 3 players, please see THIS LINK 

    2 PM - $120 No-Limit Hold'em

    2 PM - Event #11: $3,250 No-Limit Hold'em High Roller  **DAY 2**
    • For the list of day 2 players, please see THIS LINK

    6 PM - $100 No-Limit Hold'em Semi-Turbo

    8:30 PM - $100 No-Limit Hold'em Bounty Tournament

    A full schedule of all August 2017 Foxwoods WSOP events can be found HERE.
    A full schedule of all Foxwoods Poker Tournaments, including daily tourneys can be found HERE.

    High Roller - End of Day 1 Recap, Caleb Clarke Leads

    WSOP.com Link:  http://www.wsop.com/tournaments/update/2A3E/caleb-clarke-leads-high-roller-heading-into-day-2/

    Day 1 of the $3,250 High Roller event at Foxwoods is now in the books. There were a total of 41 entries over the course of the first day, and by the end of the night, only 14 players remained. But the total number of entries, and Day 2 players, is likely to increase because registration is open until the start of play tomorrow at 2:00 p.m.
    Caleb Clarke is the leader of the pack heading into Day 2. Clarke won a large pot off of Solomon Yi in the eight level of the day, jump starting his chip lead. Clarke rivered a flush against Yi's straight to get him to the 150,000 chip mark, and he held onto those chips, and built as the night went on. Yi held the early day chip lead in level 3 having hit quad fours to take out Zach Donovan and quad twos to eliminate Scott Mair just a few hands later. When Clarke joined Yi's table, Yi struggled for the second half of the day, and ultimately was eliminated in the last level of the night.
    The last female standing was Denise Pratt. Pratt was eliminated the first time when she shoved all in with AJ♦ against Dave Stefanski holding A♠A. Pratt quickly re-entered and was seated at her son Jonathan's table. She stayed there until the second to last level of the night when she was ultimately eliminated by Brett Apter after flopping  a set of sevens, Apter turning a flush and a straight.
    Pratt's son Jonathan is heading into Day 2 6th in chips (91,500). Jonathan lost a sizable pot the very last hand of the night when he called Houston Baker's all-in with kings, and ran into Baker's aces. Despite the late night setback, Jonathan still has a good size stack coming into Day 2. 
    Here are the top five chip stacks from Day 1:
    1: Caleb Clarke - 183,200
    2: Eric Siegel - 121,100
    3: Jack Duong - 115,600
    4: David Davenport - 115,000
    5: Bryan Rowland - 96,800
    For a full look at all of the surviving players' chip stacks and seating assignments, please see the Reports tab on WSOP.com.  
    Day 2 begins at 2:00 pm tomorrow, and will resume at Level 13 (1,000/2,000 blinds with a 300 ante). All prizepool information will be posted after registration closes.  

    Main Event - End of Day 2 Recap, Mike Azzaro Leads

    WSOP Link: http://www.wsop.com/tournaments/update/2A36/mike-azzaro-leads-the-final-nine-meacham-makes-back-to-back-final-tables-at-the-foxwoods-main-event/

    There were 81 players to start the day but only 9 were left at the end of Day 2. Players quickly played down past the money bubble, breaking it in the third level of the day. All in all it took just a little over ten hands and it was Jamey Kramer who was the unfortunate bubble boy. Kramer managed to survive once on the bubble by quadrupling up, but it wasn’t enough. His pocket sevens fell to Mike Azzaro’s queen-nine off suit and that would do it, brining the remaining 54 players into the money.
    That hand would also kick off a massive heater for Azzaro who eventually finished with the chip lead. He abused the bubble in a big way and increased his stack by several hundred thousand during that time, then picked up a second heater right on the verge of the final table, winning several big pots and eliminating players left and right. Jeremy Meacham is right behind Azzaro on the leaderboard. He made the final table of this event last year and finished in 3rd place, and will look to improve upon that finish on the penultimate day.
    Some notables who didn’t make it through the money bubble include Baseem Nsier, Pearce Arnold, and David Davenport each of whom was able to bag a big stack coming out of Day 1. But there were plenty more who made it into the money but not much further, such as Andrew Ostapchenko (40th for $3,061) who had a hot start early but failed to hold on to his chips, Jack Duong (29th for $4,301) who couldn’t out race Galen Hall and was eliminated, Long Tran (26th for $4,884) who made the final table of this event last year, and one of the Day 1b big stack Kevin Calenzo whose pocket jack fell to the hot run of Mike Azzaro (13th for $9,622).
    The final table bubble boy was Cory Waaland when Bobby Corcione and he fell in rapid succession. Waaland got it all in preflop with pocket tens, but they did not hold up against Hall’s ace-jack, and that brought the last ten players down to the final table. David Mock was the only player to fall after that. He was also eliminated by Hall when his pocket jacks ran into Hall’s pocket queens on a six high flop.
    The final nine players are all guaranteed at least $14,602 but area all gunning for the $156,735 first place prize as well as the WSOP Gold Circuit Ring. Play will resume tomorrow at 12 p.m. EST in level 26 with blinds of 15,000/30,000 and an ante of 5,000.
    Final Table Chip Counts and Seat Draw
    Seat 1: Fabio Dagata - 280,000 (9 bb)
    Seat 2: Ralph Massey - 700,000 (23 bb)
    Seat 3: Galen Hall - 1,000,000 (33 bb)
    Seat 4: Larry Greenberg - 1,440,000 (48 bb)
    Seat 5: Mike Azzaro - 2,690,000 (90 bb)
    Seat 6: Phil Stavrakis - 205,000 (7 bb)
    Seat 7: Bob Ricciuti - 970,000 (32 bb)
    Seat 8: Jeremy Meacham - 1,500,000 (50 bb)
    Seat 9: Sean Thomson - 935,000 (31 bb)

    Sunday, August 27, 2017

    Event #11 ($3,250 NLH High Roller) - Link to Live Updates

    The High Roller Event will be live reported in real-time at the following link:  http://www.wsop.com/tournaments/updates.asp?grid=1361&tid=15907

    Schedule For Sunday August 27th - Foxwoods WSOP Series

    9 AM - $60 No-Limit Hold'em

    11 AM - $400 Mega Super Satellite - Win a $3,250 voucher

    12 PM - Event #10: $1,675 No-Limit Hold'em Main Event **DAY 2**
    • For the list of Day 2 players, please see this link 

      2 PM - $120 No-Limit Hold'em

      5 PM - Event #11: $3,250 No-Limit Hold'em High Roller
      • Players start with 30,000 in tournament chips.
      • Blinds start at 50/100
      • Day one is scheduled to play 12, 40-minute levels
      • Late registration is open until the start of level 13 (Start of Day 2 play)
      • Players are allowed one re-entry while registration is open
      • There are 15 minute breaks after levels 3, 6, and 9 on Day 1
      • Day 2 play will resume at 2 p.m. on Mon. August 28th
      • Structure sheet can be found by clicking THIS LINK

      8:30 PM - $100 No-Limit Hold'em Bounty Tournament

      A full schedule of all August 2017 Foxwoods WSOP events can be found HERE.
      A full schedule of all Foxwoods Poker Tournaments, including daily tourneys can be found HERE.

      Main Event Day 2 - Seating Assignments

      Live Updates: http://www.wsop.com/tournaments/updates.asp?grid=1361&tid=15904&dayof=159043

      Live Stream: www.twitch.tv/foxwoodspoker

      Seating Assignments:

      T-S Player: Chip Count:
      1-1 Coulombe, Joseph 216,000
      1-2 Donovan, Zach 115,000
      1-3 Dagata, Fabio 156,000
      1-4 Saunders, Jeffrey 97,500
      1-5 Thomson, Sean 141,500
      1-6 Aiello, Gerry 119,500
      1-7 Davenport, David 96,500
      1-8 Hall, Galen 293,500
      1-9 Tran, Long 135,500
      2-1 Sande, LJ 82,500
      2-2 Gopalakrishnan, M. 54,000
      2-3 Stams, Travis 66,000
      2-4 Siegel, Eric 89,000
      2-5 Mansur, Forrest 82,500
      2-7 Stefanski, David 58,000
      2-8 Meacham, Jeremy 289,000
      2-8 Gurfinkel, Jeffrey 74,500
      2-9 Si, Joseph 105,000
      3-1 Jackson, Douglas 82,000
      3-2 Yi, Solomon 50,000
      3-3 Shirley, James 72,500
      3-4 Apter, Brett 189,000
      3-5 Waaland, Cory 106,500
      3-6 Massey, Ralph 181,000
      3-7 Oh, Jewook 121,000
      3-8 Clarke, Caleb 96,000
      3-9 Pardy, Jason 97,500
      4-1 Calenzo, Kevin 273,000
      4-2 Rizzo, Christopher 86,500
      4-3 Kim, Lowell 140,500
      4-4 Pratt, Jonathan 127,500
      4-5 Pollard, Taylor 79,000
      4-6 Freedman, Wendy 131,500
      4-7 Stavrakis, Filippos 70,000
      4-8 Nadolski, James 39,500
      4-9 Kramer, Jamey 61,500
      5-1 Russell, Seth 200,500
      5-2 Nsier, Baseem 154,000
      5-3 Ferraro, Michael 10,500
      5-4 Maglio, Vincent 28,000
      5-5 Labriola, David 157,000
      5-6 Ricciuti, Bob 123,500
      5-7 Parker, Tammy 65,500
      5-8 Stone, Glenn 54,000
      5-9 Ostapchenko, Andrew 202,500
      6-1 Smith, Sandy 175,000
      6-2 Mascia, Anthony 37,000
      6-3 Kassel, Grant 137,500
      6-4 Greenberg, Larry 188,000
      6-5 Grimes, Terry 110,500
      6-6 Burt, Theodore 113,000
      6-7 Deloge, Michael 167,500
      6-8 Wu, Shuahua 126,500
      6-9 Dentale, Michael 65,500
      7-1 Weinstock, Andrew 255,500
      7-2 Arnold, Pearce 150,500
      7-3 Deresky, John 60,500
      7-4 Sousa, Saul 81,500
      7-5 Kamer, Russell 58,000
      7-6 Krisak, Alexander 101,000
      7-7 Zacharias, Michael 98,500
      7-8 Miller, Jeffrey 74,000
      7-9 Kovoor, Jayaram 111,500
      8-1 Langianese, Jason 94,000
      8-2 Duong, Jack 129,000
      8-3 Silberzweig, Matthew 207,000
      8-4 Frangoulidis, James 48,500
      8-5 Jepson, Robert 78,500
      8-6 Podheiser, Daniel 146,500
      8-7 Joseph, Johanssy 160,500
      8-8 Diaz, Vincent 147,200
      8-9 Corcione, Bobby 140,500
      9-1 Paradis, M. Fred 69,500
      9-2 Leong, Christopher 228,000
      9-3 Cummings, Louis 113,000
      9-4 Mock, David 63,500
      9-5 Rowland, Bryan 213,500
      9-6 Himmelbrand, Greg 262,500
      9-7 Azzaro, Michael 172,000
      9-8 Zola, Mathew 56,000
      9-9 Meltzer, Jordan 101,500

      Main Event Flight B - Advancing Players/Recap

      Official WSOP.com recap: http://www.wsop.com/tournaments/update/29ZB/galen-hall-leads-81-survivors-after-day-1/

      Player: Chip Count: 
      Hall, Galen 293,500
      Calenzo, Kevin 273,000
      Himmelbrand, Greg 262,500
      Weinstock, Andrew 255,500
      Silberzweig, Matthew 207,000
      Greenberg, Larry 188,000
      Massey, Ralph 181,000
      Smith, Sandy 175,000
      Azzaro, Michael 172,000
      Labriola, David 157,000
      Dagata, Fabio 156,000
      Diaz, Vincent 147,200
      Podheiser, Daniel 146,500
      Thomson, Sean 141,500
      Corcione, Bobby 140,500
      Tran, Long 135,500
      Freedman, Wendy 131,500
      Duong, Jack 129,000
      Pratt, Jonathan 127,500
      Oh, Jewook 121,000
      Aiello, Gerry 119,500
      Cummings, Louis 113,000
      Kovoor, Jayaram 111,500
      Grimes, Terry 110,500
      Waaland, Cory 106,500
      Si, Joseph 105,000
      Krisak, Alexander 101,000
      Zacharias, Michael 98,500
      Saunders, Jeffrey 97,500
      Langianese, Jason 94,000
      Siegel, Eric 89,000
      Rizzo, Christopher 86,500
      Mansur, Forrest 82,500
      Pollard, Taylor 79,000
      Gurfinkel, Jeffrey 74,500
      Miller, Jeffrey 74,000
      Shirley, James 72,500
      Stavrakis, Filippos 70,000
      Paradis, M. Fred 69,500
      Stams, Travis 66,000
      Parker, Tammy 65,500
      Mock, David 63,500
      Kramer, Jamey 61,500
      Deresky, John 60,500
      Kamer, Russell 58,000
      Stefanski, David 58,000
      Gopalakrishnan, M. 54,000
      Stone, Glenn 54,000
      Yi, Solomon 50,000
      Frangoulidis, James 48,500
      Ferraro, Michael 10,500

      Event #10 ($1,675 NLH Main Event) - Prizepool Information

      Registration is closed for Event #10, the $1,675 no-limit hold'em main event. This event drew a total of 486 entries, generating a prizepool of $729,000. There were 189 entries in Flight A, and 297 in Flight B.

      The top 54 spots will get paid with a min-cash worth $2,770. The top spot will take home $156,735, the gold Circuit ring, and a seat into the Global Casino Championship event, with a $1,000,000 guaranteed prizepool.


      Here is a look at the breakdown of the prizepool:

      Place: Payout:
      1 $156,735
      2 $96,957
      3 $70,713
      4 $52,488
      5 $39,366
      6 $30,035
      7 $23,328
      8 $18,225
      9 $14,602
      10-12 $11,736
      13-15 $9,622
      16-18 $7,946
      19-21 $6,706
      22-24 $5,686
      25-27 $4,884
      28-30 $4,301
      31-33 $3,790
      34-36 $3,353
      37-45 $3,061
      46-54 $2,770

      Saturday, August 26, 2017

      Main Event Live Updates

      As a reminder, all live updates for the Foxwoods Main Event can be found at the following link:  http://www.wsop.com/tournaments/updates.asp?grid=1361&tid=15904

      Live Stream:  www.twitch.tv/foxwoodspoker

      Main Event Flight A - Advancing Players/Recap

      Official WSOP.com recap:  http://www.wsop.com/tournaments/update/29WX/jeremy-meacham-leads-30-through-day-1a/

      Player: Chip Count: 
      Meacham, Jeremy 289,000
      Leong, Christopher 228,000
      Coulombe, Joseph 216,000
      Rowland, Bryan 213,500
      Ostapchenko, Andrew 202,500
      Russell, Seth 200,500
      Apter, Brett 189,000
      Deloge, Michael 167,500
      Joseph, Johanssy 160,500
      Nsier, Baseem 154,000
      Arnold, Pearce 150,500
      Kim, Lowell 140,500
      Kassel, Grant 137,500
      Wu, Shuahua 126,500
      Ricciuti, Bob 123,500
      Donovan, Zach 115,000
      Burt, Theodore 113,000
      Meltzer, Jordan 101,500
      Pardy, Jason 97,500
      Davenport, David 96,500
      Clarke, Caleb 96,000
      Sande, LJ 82,500
      Jackson, Douglas 82,000
      Sousa, Saul 81,500
      Jepson, Robert 78,500
      Dentale, Michael 65,500
      Zola, Mathew 56,000
      Nadolski, James 39,500
      Mascia, Anthony 37,000
      Maglio, Vincent 28,000

      Schedule For Saturday August 26th - Foxwoods WSOP Series

      9 AM - $250 Super Mega Turbo - Win a $1,675 voucher  **2 Seats Guaranteed

      12 PM - Event #10B: $1,675 No-Limit Hold'em Main Event **$500,000 Guaranteed
      • Players start with 20,000 in tournament chips.
      • Blinds start at 25/50
      • Day one is scheduled to play 15, 40-minute levels
      • Late registration is open until the start of level 13 (~9:30 p.m.)
      • Players are allowed one re-entry (per flight) while registration is open
      • There are 15 minute breaks every two hours of play on Days 1 and 2
      • There is a 60-minute dinner break after level 9
      • There is a $500,000 guaranteed prizepool for this event
      • Day 2 play will resume at 12 p.m. on Sun. August 27th
      • Day 3 play will resume at 12 p.m. on Mon. August 28th
      • Structure sheet can be found by clicking THIS LINK

        2 PM - $100 Mega Super Satellite - Win a $400 voucher

        6 PM - $400 Mega Super Satellite - Win a $3,250 voucher

        8:30 PM - $100 No-Limit Hold'em Bounty Tournament

        A full schedule of all August 2017 Foxwoods WSOP events can be found HERE.
        A full schedule of all Foxwoods Poker Tournaments, including daily tourneys can be found HERE.

        Event #9 ($365 NLH) - Robert ‘Bobby’ Corcione Wins First Circuit Ring in Event #9

        Robert 'Bobby' Corcione - Winner Event #9 - $14,418

        Robert ‘Bobby’ Corcione bested a field of 178 entries to win his first World Series of Poker (WSOP) Circuit ring, and $14,418. Corcione is well known in the Foxwoods poker scene, and is also known for his deep run in the 2012 $10,000 Main Event, for $294,600. Today Corcione can add Circuit ring winner to his already impressive resume.

        Corcione said that he felt confident coming into today, and his confidence was boosted by his father, who stood on the rail all morning long as his younger name-sake took home the title, and crossed into the Foxwoods Casino Champion lead.

        Official WSOP.com Report

        Friday, August 25, 2017

        $250 Ladies Event - Unofficial Final Table of Ten, Karen Goncalves Leads

        The $250 Ladies Event has reached the unofficial final table of Ten. The players have redrawn for their new seats, and are now playing level 14 with 3,000/6,000 blinds, and a 500ante.

        Karen Goncalves leads the final ten players, with 161,000. The next closest players is Andrea Willbur with 1513,000.

        Here is a look at the seating assignments and chip counts:

        Seat 1: Qi Zhou - 39,000
        Seat 2: Janet Kosloff - 43,000
        Seat 3: Shannon Humphrey - 129,000
        Seat 4: Audrey Park - 58,500
        Seat 5: Andrea Willbur - 153,000
        Seat 6: Dawn Wilensky - 50,000
        Seat 7: Karen Goncalves - 161,000
        Seat 8: Ironne Hernandez - 48,000
        Seat 9: Nicole DeFranseco - 127,000
        Seat 10: Emille Stallings - 26,000

        Event #10 ($1,675 Main Event) - Flight A Feature Table Now Streaming Live

        Level:  5
        Blinds: 150/300
        Ante: 50
        Current Entries: 179
        Current Players Remaining: 108
        Average Stack: 40,224
        WSOP.com Updates: http://bit.ly/2wwfzro
        Foxwoods Casino Championship Info: http://bit.ly/2wlHURt
        Live Stream Link: www.twitch.tv/foxwoodspoker

        A feature table of the Main Event Flight A is now streaming live at www.twitch.tv/foxwoodspoker. The table currently features Circuit regulars Cory Waaland and Wendy Freedman.

        Event #9 ($365 NLH) - Bobby Corcione Wins First Ring and $14,418

        Bobby Corcione - Winner Event #9 - $14,418

        Level:  23
        Blinds: 8,000/16,000
        Ante: 2,000
        Entries: 178
        Current Players Remaining: 1,800,000
        Average Stack: 890,000
        Prizepool Information: http://bit.ly/2xwZEGq
        WSOP.com Updates: http://bit.ly/2iwqtbc
        Foxwoods Casino Championship Info: http://bit.ly/2wlHURt
        Live Stream Link: www.twitch.tv/foxwoodspoker

        Bobby Corcione has just won his first ring in Event #9 after defeating Richard Wible heads up.

        A full winner's story and recap will be posted later this evening.

        Event #9 ($365 NLH) - Richard Wible Eliminated in 2nd Place ($8,913)

        Robert Wible - 2nd Place - $8,913

        Level:  23
        Blinds: 8,000/16,000
        Ante: 2,000
        Entries: 178
        Current Players Remaining: 2
        Average Stack: 890,000
        Prizepool Information: http://bit.ly/2xwZEGq
        WSOP.com Updates: http://bit.ly/2iwqtbc
        Foxwoods Casino Championship Info: http://bit.ly/2wlHURt
        Live Stream Link: www.twitch.tv/foxwoodspoker

        Richard Wible shoves all in for around 260,000, and Bobby Corcione quickly calls.

        Wible: A♣5♣
        Corcione: 4♠4

        The board runs out 987K7♣ awarding Corcione the pot, and eliminating Wible in 2nd place.

        Event #9 ($365 NLH) - Vincent Zacco Eliminated in 3rd Place ($6,413)

        Vincent Zacco - 2nd Place - $6,413

        Level:  23
        Blinds: 8,000/16,000
        Ante: 2,000
        Entries: 178
        Current Players Remaining: 2
        Average Stack: 890,000
        Prizepool Information: http://bit.ly/2xwZEGq
        WSOP.com Updates: http://bit.ly/2iwqtbc
        Foxwoods Casino Championship Info: http://bit.ly/2wlHURt
        Live Stream Link: www.twitch.tv/foxwoodspoker

        Vincent Zacco has just been eliminated in 3rd place. Zacco takes home $6,413, and 30 Casino Champion points.

        Event #9 ($365 NLH) - Caleb Clarke Eliminated in 4th Place ($4,699)

        Caleb Clarke - Pictured Here in Event #4

        Level:  22
        Blinds: 6,000/12,000
        Ante: 2,000
        Entries: 178
        Current Players Remaining: 3
        Average Stack: 593,333
        Prizepool Information: http://bit.ly/2xwZEGq
        WSOP.com Updates: http://bit.ly/2iwqtbc
        Foxwoods Casino Championship Info: http://bit.ly/2wlHURt

        Caleb Clarke shoves all in for around 50,000, and Richard Wible calls in the big blind.

        Clarke: QJ
        Wible; K♣Q

        The board runs out 722♣A3♠ eliminating Clarke in 4th place for $4,699, and 27.5 Casino Champion points.

        Live Main Event Updates

        All live Main Event updates can be found in real time on the WSOP.com site by clicking this link:  http://www.wsop.com/tournaments/updates.asp?grid=1361&tid=15904

        Day 1A of the Foxwoods Main Event Kicks off at 12 PM

        The tenth of twelve Foxwoods ring events begins today at 12:00 noon. The $1,675 Main Event offers players a 20,000 starting stack, and 40-minute levels on Day 1. All players are allowed a single re-renty for each of the two starting flights, so if necessary, a player may buy in up to four times over the two starting days.  

        Last year's Main Event at Foxwoods attracted a field of 460 entries, and generated a prizepool of $690,000. Julian Sacks of New Jersey took home the top honors, his first World Series of Poker (WSOP) Circuit ring, and $148,350.

        Samuel Taylor of New York, NY took home top honors the year prior (2015/2016), along with $149,020.

        Taylor has been spotted this series making deep runs once again. Prior to the start of this event, Taylor has cashed in three of the first nine ring event. It's most likely that he will also make an appearance for the Main Event.

        In addition to the cash prize, there is also a seat into the Global Casino Championship up for grabs for the winner of the Foxwoods Main Event.  This seat allows the recipient to play in the $1 million guaranteed prizepool WSOP bracelet event held each year at the end of the Circuit season in August. 
        Flight A begins today at noon. Any player that does not make it through to Day 2 from this first flight has another chance in tomorrow's Flight B, also at noon.

        Here are the details for this event: 

        • Players start with 20,000 in tournament chips.
        • Blinds start at 25/50
        • Day one is scheduled to play 15, 40-minute levels
        • Late registration is open until the start of level 13 (~9:30 p.m.)
        • Players are allowed one re-entry (per flight) while registration is open
        • There are 15 minute breaks every two hours of play on Days 1 and 2
        • There is a 60-minute dinner break after level 9
        • There is a $500,000 guaranteed prizepool for this event
        • Day 2 play will resume at 12 p.m. on Sun. August 27th
        • Day 3 play will resume at 12 p.m. on Mon. August 28th
        • Structure sheet can be found by clicking THIS LINK

        Schedule For Fri. August 25th - Foxwoods WSOP Series

        9 AM - $250 Mega Super Turbo Satellite - Win a $1,675 voucher  **2 Seats Guaranteed

        12 PM - Event #10A: $1,675 No-Limit Hold'em Main Event **$500,000 Guaranteed
        • Players start with 20,000 in tournament chips.
        • Blinds start at 25/50
        • Day one is scheduled to play 15, 40-minute levels
        • Late registration is open until the start of level 13 (~9:30 p.m.)
        • Players are allowed one re-entry (per flight) while registration is open
        • There are 15 minute breaks every two hours of play on Days 1 and 2
        • There is a 60-minute dinner break after level 9
        • There is a $500,000 guaranteed prizepool for this event
        • Day 2 play will resume at 12 p.m. on Sun. August 27th
        • Day 3 play will resume at 12 p.m. on Mon. August 28th
        • Structure sheet can be found by clicking THIS LINK

        1 PM - Event #9: $365 No-Limit Hold'em  **DAY 2**
        • For a list of all players advancing to day 2, please see THIS LINK 

          1 PM - $250 No-Limit Hold'em Ladies Event
          • Players start with 10,000 in tournament chips.
          • Blinds start at 25/50
          • All levels are 30-minutes in length
          • Late registration is open until the start of level 9 (~9:30 p.m.)
          • Players are allowed unlimited re-entries while registration is open
          • There are 15 minute breaks after levels 4, 8, 16, 20, and 24
          • There is a 60-minute dinner break after level 12
          • This is a one day event, and will play to a conclusion today
          • Structure sheet can be found by clicking THIS LINK

          6 PM - $250 Mega Super Satellite - Win a $1,675 voucher  **10 Seats Guaranteed

          8:30 PM - $100 No-Limit Hold'em Bounty Tournament

          A full schedule of all August 2017 Foxwoods WSOP events can be found HERE.
          A full schedule of all Foxwoods Poker Tournaments, including daily tourneys can be found HERE.