Event #20, Flight B - Matthew 'Bucky' Wantman, Chip Leader

Matthew Wantman - Chip Leader of Flight B

Matthew Wantman has the chip lead of Flight B, by a wide margin.  He bagged 249,500, which is the highest of both flights.  (Je Wook Oh bagged the Flight A chip lead with 208,100).

Other players to bag in this flight include Brad St. Vincent, Nick Palma, Carlo Sciannameo, Steve Tabb, Chris Tryba, Michael Guzzardi, Mike Nye, Steve Happas, and Steven Brackesy.  A full list of all players will be posted later this evening.  

Chips found plastic inda @FoxwoodsPoker Main. Day2 Mon! HappyEaster everybody! #skankin

— christopher tryba (@christryba) March 27, 2016

Made it through day 1 @FoxwoodsPoker main event bagged 102k coming back Monday for day 2

— Steve*Dakota*Happas (@dakotablog) March 27, 2016

Bagged 37k for @FoxwoodsPoker 2700 main event. Back for day2 on Monday at 500/1k. 🐇 Happy Easter! 🐇

— Michael Guzzardi (@mjg916) March 27, 2016

Event #20, Flight B - Four More Hands

The clock has been paused with ten minutes remaining, and the players will play a final four hands before bagging and tagging for the night. 

Event #20, Flight B - Chip Count Update (Final Level of the Night)

Level: 9
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 100
Total Entries Flight B: 99
Total Remaining Players: 50

Carlo Sciannameo - 150,000
Matthew 'Bucky' Wantman - 150,000
Steve 'Dakota' Happas - 100,000
Steven Tabb - 75,000
Nick Palma - 72,000
Mike Nye - 68,000
Nipun Java - 65,000
Bobby Corcione - 60,000
Chris Tryba - 53,000
Steven Brackesy - 50,000
Brad St. Vincent - 50,000
Tim Reilly - 35,000

Event #20, Flight B - Final Break of the Night

There will now be a 15 minute color up break.  Players will return to play the final level of the night (400/800 blinds with a 100 ante).  At the moment, there are 53 players remaining, and a grand total of 98 entrants in today's Flight B. 

Event #21 ($250 NLH Super Stack Turbo) Update

There are currently 173 runners in this evening's $250 NLH Super Stack Turbo Event.  This event boasts a $25,000 Guarantee with re-entries.  Players started with 40,000 in chips, and levels last 15 minutes.  They are currently playing level 8 (250/500 blinds with a 75 ante).  Anyone wishing to enter/re-enter has until the start of level 11 to do so. 

Full structure is available here.

Two Mega Super Satellites Added (Tonight and Tomorrow)!!!

Win your way into the $2,700 Championship event with two added satellites tonight and tomorrow. 

Tonight at 9:00pm, and tomorrow (Sunday) at 6:00pm.

1 seat guaranteed tonight, and 2 seats guaranteed tomorrow! 

Event #20B ($2,700 Championship) Pre-Dinner Update

We are currently less than five minutes away from dinner break.  Players will return after their 60 minute break to play 250/500 blinds with a 50 ante. 

We currently have had 89 entries in today's Flight B, and there were a total of 69 entries yesterday. 

Anyone wishing to enter has until the start of Day 2 (11:00am Monday morning) to do so. 

Get here and get your piece of the $500,000 guarantee!  

Pre-Dinner Chip Counts: 
Dakota Happas - 115,000
Carlo Sciannameo - 100,000 
Matthew 'Bucky' Wantman - 80,000
Brad St. Vincent - 65,000
Steven Tabb - 60,000
Steven Brackesy - 60,000
Chris Tryba - 50,000
Bobby Corcione - 49,000
Tim Reilly - 45,000
Nick Palma - 32,000

Event #20B ($2,700 Championship) - Post Break Round of Chip Counts

Level: 5
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 25
Total Runners So Far Today: 82
Players Remaining: 61

Chip Counts:
Steve 'Dakota' Happas - 130,000
Matthew 'Bucky' Wantman - 80,000
Chris Tryba - 70,000
Bobby Corcione - 60,000
Tim Reilly - 55,000
Brad St. Vincent - 50,000
Steve Tabb - 45,000
Steven Brackesy - 45,000
Mike Nye - 30,000
Carlo Sciannameao - 30,000
Gerald Aiello - 20,000
Linda Swears - 15,000
Nick Palma - 7,000

Event #20B ($2,700 Championship) - A Full Double For Steven Tabb

Steven Tabb - Shortly After Doubling Up

Blinds: 100/200

On a board reading [8s][5c][4c][5d], Steven Tabb has pushed his stack of chips forward, and his opponent has done the same.

His opponent turns over [ks][kd] for two pair, but Tabb has turned a full house holding [8c][8d].

The [3c] comes on the river.  The dealer counts the chips stacks carefully, and after Tabb's full double, his opponent is left with 1,100 in chips.

Steven Tabb - 60,000

Event #20B - Players Now on Break

Players are now on their first 15 minute break of the day.  They will return to play level 3 with 100/200 blinds.

Event #20B ($2,700 Championship) - Rene 'Rod' Rodriguez Early Chip Leader

Rene 'Rod' Rodriguez - Early Chip Leader

Level:  2
Blinds: 75/150

After getting it all in with two other players, Rene 'Rod' Rodriguez is now the early chip leader with just under 90,000 in chips.

According to his table, Rodriguez got it all in holding pocket aces, against an opponent's pocket kings, and another opponent's ace-queen.  His aces held up, and he is now sitting with nearly three times the starting stack.

Event #20B ($2,700 Championship) - Early Runners

Current Level: 2
Blinds: 75/150
Current Entries: 56

A new of the notable early runners:

Chris Tryba
Brad St. Vincent
Gerald Aiello
Carlo Sciannameo
Steven Tabb
Nick Palma
Tim Rielly
Bobby Corcione
Matthew 'Bucky' Wantman
Linda Swears
Steven Brackesy
Mike Nye
Steve 'Dakota' Happas

Event #20, Flight B Now Under Way

The second and final flight of Event #20 is now under way.  Players are starting with 30,000 in chips, and blind levels will be 60 minutes in length, with a break ever two hours.  There will be a 60 minute dinner break after level 6, and play will conclude for the day after level 9. 

Anyone wishing to enter/re-enter can do so all the way until play starts on Day 2 (the beginning of level 10).

Day 2 play starts on Monday March 28th at 11am. 

Structure and information can be found here. 

Event #20, Flight A - End of Day Chip Counts

Oh, JeWook	208,100
Altman, Brian	194,100
Boyadjian, Yervand	161,600
Berg, Eli	136,000
Yazici, Bradley	133,000
Kohlberg, Curt	124,200
Stefanski, David	98,600
Sennon, Peter	89,000
Lavoie, Michael	88,100
Shambach, Brandon	87,700
Rosen, Robert	82,300
Kachittavong, Soukha	65,200
Siegal, Eric	65,000
Paradis, Fred	64,700
Fleming, Joe	49,900
Moustakis, Dino	44,900
Calenzo, Kevin	43,800
Winter, Brandon	43,500
Hammouda, Bassioni	42,900
Campbell, James	42,100
Nguyen, Phi	42,000
Taylor, Sam	37,200
Berardi, Joseph	36,300
Cohen, Samantha	24,200
Kuey, Natale	21,000
Przybcien, Joe	19,200
Frederick, William	16,200
Checca, Steven	15,900

Schedule For Sat. Mar. 26th Foxwoods Poker Classic

9am:
$60 No Limit Hold Em

9am:
$300 Mega Super Turbo Satellite  (Win a $2,700 Voucher)
1 Seat Guaranteed

11am:
Event #20, Flight B, $2,700 No Limit Hold Em Championship
$500,000 Guaranteed
w/ Re-Entries
($2,500 Buy-in / $200 Entry Fee)
Players start with 30,000 in non-value tournament chips
Levels: 60 minutes
Registration open until the start of level 10
Full structure is available here.

6pm:
Event #21, $250 No Limit Hold Em Super Stack Turbo
$25,000 Guaranteed
w/ Re-Entries
($215 Buy-in / $35 Entry Fee)
Players start with 40,000 in non-value tournament chips
Levels: 15 minutes
Registration open until the start of level 11
Full structure is available here.

8:30pm:
$100 No Limit Hold Em Bounty

A full schedule for this Mega Stack Series is available here.

Foxwoods Poker Classic - Event #19 - $300 HOSE - Final Results

Place	Name	Prize
1	Michael Huguenot, Pleasantville, NY	$3,200
2	David Laclair, Salem, MA	$1,800
3	Edson Pap, Lynnfield, MA	$1,800
4	Barak Zaken, Brooklyn, NY	$1,800
5	Leonard Cortellino, Lewiston, ME	$1,800
6	Robert Perry, Maynard, MA	$1,041
7	Candace Verrastro, Pt. Pleasant Boro, NJ	$665

Foxwoods Poker Classic - Event #18 - $400 NLH Big Stack Bounty - Final Results

Place	Name	Prize
1	Brian Altman, Boston, MA	$7,446
2	Peter Everett, Fairfield, CT	$4,861
3	Alex Morgovsky, Needham Hghts, MA	$3,251
4	John Rothe, Wantagh, NY	$2,417
5	Daniel Marino, Rocky Point, NY	$1,833
6	Patrick Tiernan, Northport, NY	$1,501
7	Patrick Carrabis, Saugus, MA	$1,222
8	Jorge Rosales, East Boston, MA	$972
9	Nicholas Hunt, Portsmouth, RI	$780
10	Paul Tong, Nanuet, NY	$611
11	Timothy O’Keefe, Fort Worth, TX	$611
12	Dilipkumar Patel, New Bedford, MA	$611
13	Seungho Lee, West New York, NJ	$555
14	Mike Santos, Naugatuck, CT	$555
15	Gabriel Sayegh, Brooklyn, NY	$555

Foxwoods Poker Classic - Event #17 - $300 7 Card Stud - Final Results

Place	Name	Prize
1	Hollis Ball, Peabody, MA	$3,597
2	Michael Huguenot, Pleasantville, NY	$3,596
3	Larry St. Jean, Salisbury Beach, MA	$3,000
4	Kenneth Hoey, Mystic, CT	$1,637
5	Reynold Dimaggio, Oakdale, CT	$1,265
6	Southone Phouthasy, Guilford, CT	$967
7	Charles Balistreri, Island Park, NY	$818

Event #20, Flight A Chip Leader, Je Wook Oh

Je Wook Oh has bagged the chip lead for the first flight of our Championship event with 208,100.  Flight B will be played tomorrow (Sat. March 26th at 11am).  Players making it through will return to play Day 2 on Monday at 11am. 

Je Wook Oh - Chip Leader of Flight A - 208,100

Event #20A - Peter Sennon Doubles Up Last Hand of the Night

Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 100

A player in early position raises to 2,200.  Eric Siegel calls in the small blind, and Peter Sennon shoves all in from the big blind.  The original raiser goes into the tank, and after nearly four minutes, calls the all in bet.  Siegel folds. 

Sennon: [jc][jh]
Opponent: [9c][9h]

The board runs out [kh][6h][6c][4h][6d].  Sennon will take the pot with his higher full house. 

Peter Sennon - 89,000

Event #20A - Samuel Taylor Doubles Again

Facing Two All-In Shoves, The Button is in the Tank

 
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 100

On a board reading [ac][10d][7d][8h], a player in the big blind shoves all in.  Samuel Taylor also shoves all in for less in the cutoff.  The player on the button goes into the tank.  After two minutes of thinking, and apologizing to his tablemates, the player folds. 

Taylor: [as][4d] (pair of aces)
Big Blind: [10h][6h] (pair of tens, gutshot straight draw)

The [3h] comes on the river, awarding Taylor a full double.  The player on the button tells the table he folded pocket nines. 

Taylor - 50,000

Final Six Hands of Event #20, Flight A

The clock has been paused with ten minutes remaining and the final 29 players are now going to play six more hands before bagging and tagging for the night. 

Players still in the field:

Dave Stefanski
James Campbell
Fred Paradis
Je Wook Oh
Eric Siegel
Soukha Kachittavong
Samuel Taylor
Peter Sennon

A full list of players with chip counts will be posted later this evening.  

Event #20A ($2,700 Championship) Samuel Taylor Doubles Last Level of the Night

Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 100

Players are now in the midst of the final 60 minute level of the night, before bag and tag. 

Samuel Taylor just got it all in holding [kc][kh] against his opponent's [jc][jd]. 

The flop comes [kd][5d][2s], giving Taylor a set of kings.  The [ad] on the turn keeps Taylor in the lead, but also gives his opponent a flush draw. 

Fortunately it's the [9s] on the river, to award Taylor a full double up. 

Taylor won the World Series of Poker Circuit Main Event here at Foxwoods casino back in August of 2015, and is looking for another Main Event/Championship win. 

Samuel Taylor - 24,000

Event #20A ($2,700 Championship) - Post Dinner Chip Counts

Blinds: 250/500
Ante: 50
Total Entries: 69
Players Remaining: 45
Avg. Chip Stack: 46,000

Peter Sennon 130,000
Dave Stefanski - 110,000
Je Wook Oh - 85,000
Curt Kohlberg - 80,000
Brad St. Vincent - 50,000
Eric Siegel - 45,000
Kevin Calenzo - 39,000
Steven Tabb - 22,000
James Campbell - 20,000
Soukha Kachittavong - 8,000

Event #20A - Players Now on Dinner Break

Play will resume at 6:30, at which time the remaining 45 players will play 250/500 blinds with a 50 ante. 

Event #20A - Brad St. Vincent Tanks Into Dinner Break

Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 50

On a board reading [ad][10s][6s][3s][9d], Brad St. Vincent checks in middle position and the player in the cutoff shoves all in.

St. Vincent asks for a count and upon hearing the 18,000 total, he goes into the tank.  He sits back in chair, runs his hands through his hair, and leans back.

Three minutes pass, and the his opponent says, "I'll show ya man."

St. Vincent continues to think for another minute before folding.

"No, don't fold," his opponent says.  To which St. Vincent responds, "I'll still see your cards though."

The player exposes [ks][5s] for the flush.

"Did you have a queen?" he asks St. Vincent.  To which St. Vincent responds, "I had at least a queen."

St. Vincent is now sitting with 35,000 in chips, heading into the dinner break a few minutes late. 

Event #20A - Chopped Pot for Je Wook Oh

Blinds: 200/40
Ante: 50

On a board reading [5c][4d][3h][2h][jh], a player in the big blind bets 6,000, and Je Wook Oh goes into the tank.

After nearly 3 minutes pass, Oh sits back in his chair, and moves a small  stack forward to call. 

"The wheel," the dealer announces about both players. 

Oh shows [ac][9c] and his opponent shows [as][jd]. 

Oh is now sitting with 85,000 in chips heading into the dinner break. 

Event #20A - A Round of Chip Counts

Current Level: 4
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 25
Players Remaining: 52

James Magner - 60,000
Je Wook Oh - 55,000
Fred Paradis - 30,000
Kevin Colenzo - 30,000
Samuel Taylor - 30,000
Heidi Alexander - 29,000
Brian Leblanc - 26,000
Soukha Kachittavong - 23,000
Brad St. Vincent - 19,000
Tim Reilly - 15,000
Eric Siegel - 15,000

Event #20, Flight A - Curt Kohlberg Chipping Up

Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 25

There are six limpers to see the [ah][qc][9h] flop, and all six of them check.  

When the turn comes the [10d], James Campbell checks the small blind, the big blind checks behind, and Cut Kohlberg bets 1,500 from under the gun.  Heidi Alexander calls in middle position as does Campbell in the small blind. 

The river is the [as].  Campbell checks, Kohlberg bets 5,000, Alexander folds, and Campbell folds. 

Kohlberg is now sitting with around 40,000 in chips. 

Event #20A - Now on First Break

Players in Event #20, Flight A are now on their first 15 minute break of the day.  We currently have 40 runners in this first flight.

As a reminder, we are streaming our feature table at www.foxwoodslive.com

Event #20A ($2,700 Championship) - Mike Wriley Off to Strong Start

Blinds: 50/100

On a board reading [ks][jh][7d], a player in the small blind shoves all in, and Mike Wriley quickly calls.

"Do you have a set?" the blind asks Wriley.  Wriley turns over [7s][7c], indeed having flopped a set.  His opponent shows[ah][ac] for a pair of aces. 

The small blind just barely has Wriley covered, and is left with only 1,000 behind. 

Wriley is now the chip leader of Flight A, sitting with just under 60,000 in chips. 

Event #20A ($2,700 Championship) - Early Runners

Table 1 (feature table streaming live at www.foxwoodslive.com):
Seat 5 - James Campbell
Seat 6 - Fred Paradis
Seat 9 - Dave Stefanski

Playing day 1a of the $2700 @FoxwoodsPoker main event. It's about time I win something

— James Campbell (@JCamby33) March 25, 2016

Playing day 1a @FoxwoodsPoker 500k main event streaming live at table 1

— Fred Paradis (@FredParadis1) March 25, 2016

Other notables not at feature table include:
James Magner
Tim Reilly
Eric Siegel
Brian 'Castle' Leblanc

Event #20A ($2,700 Championship) Now Under Way

Flight A of Championship Event #20 is now under way.  Players are starting with 30,000 in chips, and blind levels will be 60 minutes in length, with a break ever two hours.  There will be a 60 minute dinner break after level 6, and play will conclude for the day after level 9. 

Anyone wishing to enter/re-enter can do so all the way until play starts on Day 2 (the beginning of level 10).

There will be a second Flight B tomorrow (Sat. March 26th) at 11am.  Day 2 play starts on Monday March 28th at 11am. 

Foxwoods Poker Classic - Event #16 - $500 NLH Freeze Out - Final Results

Place	Name	Prize
1	Shane Friedlander, Kerhonkson, NY	$12,267
2	Kevin Foley, East Weymouth, MA	$10,000
3	Anthony Campagna, Manorville, NY	$10,000
4	Kenny Roy, Salem, NH	$5,012
5	Barry Rosenkranz, E. Longmeadow, MA	$3,803
6	Richard Salaices, Framingham, MA	$3,111
7	William Pappas, Danvers, MA	$2,536
8	James Wilsey, Taunton, MA	$2,016
9	Jing Zhang, Henderson, NV	$1,616
10	Robert Pafumi, Fiskdale, MA	$1,267
11	Ryan Mott, North Kingstown, RI	$1,267
12	Michael Lavoie, Wolcott, CT	$1,267
13	Robert Passaretta, Pascoag, RI	$1,152
14	Milton Thomas, Randolph, MA	$1,152
15	Frank Flowers, Pleasant Valley, NY	$1,152

Foxwoods Poker Classic - Event #15 - $400 NLH Bounty - Final Results

Place	Name	Prize
1	Daniel Pabon, Stamford, CT	$6,010
2	Thomas Mangino, Saratoga Sprngs, NY	$6,009
3	Joseph Gigante, Wallingford, CT	$3,178
4	Gerald Aiello, Winchester, MA	$2,383
5	Joseph Abbate, Concord, NH	$1,794
6	David Brown, Guilford, CT	$1,435
7	Hector Pena-Tavarez, New London, CT	$1,179
8	Welther Marmol, Providence, RI	$948
9	William Frederick, Methuen, MA	$770
10	Richard Finchum, Coventry, RI	$640
11	Randall Deshaies, Brighton, MA	$640
12	Marco Castellucci, Weston, MA	$640

Schedule For Fri. Mar. 25th Foxwoods Poker Classic

9am:
$60 No Limit Hold Em

9am:
$300 Mega Super Turbo Satellite  (Win a $2,700 Voucher)
1 Seat Guaranteed

11am:
Event #20A, $2,700 No Limit Hold Em Championship
$500,000 Guaranteed
w/ Re-Entries
($2,500 Buy-in / $200 Entry Fee)
Players start with 30,000 in non-value tournament chips
Levels: 60 minutes
Registration open until the start of level 10
Full structure is available here.

2pm:
$300 Mega Super Satellite  (Win a $2,700 Voucher)
5 Seats Guaranteed

6pm:
$300 Mega Super Satellite  (Win a $2,700 Voucher)
10 Seats Guaranteed

8:30pm:
$100 No Limit Hold Em Bounty

A full schedule for this Mega Stack Series is available here.

Foxwoods Poker Classic - Event #12 - $400 NLH Bounty - Final Results

Place	Name	Prize
1	Daniel Pabon, Stamford, CT	$6,010
2	Thomas Mangino, Saratoga Sprngs, NY	$6,009
3	Joseph Gigante, Wallingford, CT	$3,178
4	Gerald Aiello, Winchester, MA	$2,383
5	Joseph Abbate, Concord, NH	$1,794
6	David Brown, Guilford, CT	$1,435
7	Hector Pena-Tavarez, New London, CT	$1,179
8	Welther Marmol, Providence, RI	$948
9	William Frederick, Methuen, MA	$770
10	Richard Finchum, Coventry, RI	$640
11	Randall Deshaies, Brighton, MA	$640
12	Marco Castellucci, Weston, MA	$640

Foxwoods Poker Classic - Event #14 - $400 NLH - Final Results

Place	Name	Prize
1	Joseph Germain, Worcester, MA	$17,000
2	Daniel Chalifour, Swanzey, NH	$22,737
3	John Gilmartin, Hampden, MA	$15,750
4	Jason Wyllie, Newport, RI	$10,750
5	Carmelo Cambareri, Mount Kisco, NY	$10,750
6	Matthew Gambino, West Babylon, NY	$5,697
7	Kevin Grant, Oakville, CT	$4,700
8	Jeffrey Gellert, Marblehead, MA	$3,704
9	Steven Brackesy, Waltham, MA	$2,873
10	Christopher Chan, Boston, MA	$2,079
11	Stephanie Tang, Leominster, MA	$2,079
12	Joseph Graci, Massapequa, NY	$2,079
13	Richard Jordan, Shelton, CT	$1,794
14	Gary Lee, San Jose, CA	$1,794
15	John Huynh, Middleton, MA	$1,794
16	Soukha Kachittavong, Woonsocket, RI	$1,581
17	Thomas Westort, Ashland, MA	$1,581
18	The General	$1,581
19	Susan Mariano, Millbury, MA	$1,367
20	Lynn Murphy, North Kingstown, RI	$1,367
21	Angel Leiva, Chelsea, MA	$1,367
22	Hamid Mezhoud, Waltham, MA	$1,153
23	Alessandro Montecalvo, Worcester, MA	$1,153
24	Edwin Perez, Tiverton, RI	$1,153
25	Jose Tronilo, Pawtucket, RI	$1,011
26	Wayne Kaufmann, Smithtown, NY	$1,011
27	Michael Bonita, New City, NY	$1,011
28	Louis Scianna,m Oxford, CT	$897
29	Peter Hsu, Peekskill, NY	$897
30	Raymond Downing, Portland, CT	$897
31	Kevin Lynch, Quincy, MA	$897
32	Michael Mann, Tenafly, NJ	$897
33	Aristoteles Neto, Natick, MA	$897
34	John Matson, Hope Valley, RI	$897
35	Matthew Dunham, Cranston, RI	$897
36	Dane Wigfall, Dorchester Center, MA	$897
37	Tim Fallon, Seal Cove, ME	$797
38	Brendan Wiley, Danvers, MA	$797
39	James Campbell, Marlborough, MA	$797
40	Matthew Wantman, Stoneham, MA	$797
41	Charles Bunker, Putnam, CT	$797
42	Luke Vrabel, West Hartford, CT	$797
43	Jayme Parro, Belchertown, MA	$797
44	Christian Hughes, Weston, MA	$797
45	Paul Bradshaw, Raymond, ME	$797
46	Laurel Hilton, Crystal Beach, FL	$697
47	Tesfay Begazyon, Atlantic City, NJ	$697
48	Robert Hover, Whitman, MA	$697
49	Johnny Rodrigues, Brewster, NY	$697
50	Nicholas Palma, Bronx, NY	$697
51	Ryan Martin, Warwick, RI	$697
52	Derrick Perry, Taunton, MA	$697
53	Sherwin Agard, Randolph, MA	$697
54	Daniel Pabon, Stamford, CT	$697

Foxwoods Poker Classic - Event #13 - $300 Stud Hi/Lo - Final Results

Place	Name	Prize
1	Southone Phouthasy, Guilford, CT	$3,460
2	Thomas Westort, Ashland, MA	$3,000
3	Andre Laje, East Providence, RI	$1,660
4	Ernie Fischer, Hudson, NC	$1,304
5	Robert Teahan, Brewster, MA	$1,007
6	Eric Kasman, New Paltz, NY	$771
7	Larry St. Jean, Salisbury Beach, MA	$651

Event #16 ($500 Freezeout) - Chop Deal Made

The final three players have agreed to a chop deal.

Anthony Campagna will take 3rd place for $10,000, Kevin Foley will take 2nd place for $10,000, and Shane Friedlander will take 1st place, the trophy, and $12,267.

Congrats to the final three players.

Shane Friedlander - Winner Event #16 - $12,267

Kevin Foley - 2nd Place - $10,000

Anthony Campagna - 3rd Place - $10,000

Event #16 ($500 Freezeout) Final Three Chip Counts

Anthony Campagna -1,060,000
Kevin Foley -1,100,000
Shane Friedlander -1,600,000

Event #19 ($300 HOSE) Prize Pool Information

There were a total of 48 entries into today's $300 H.O.S.E. Event. 

The top 7 places will be paid out as follows:

1 - $3,935
2 - $2,663
3 - $1,695
4 - $1,332
5 - $1,029
6 - $787
7 - $665


Total Prize Pool:  $12,106

Event #18 ($300 NLH Semi Turbo Bounty) Prize Pool Information

There were a total of 116 entries into today's $300 No Limit Hold Em Semi-Turbo Bounty Event. 

The top 15 places will be paid out as follows:

1 - $7,446
2 - $4,861
3 - $3,251
4 - $2,417
5 - $1,833
6 - $1,501
7 - $1,222
8 - $972
9 - $780
10-12 - $611
13-15 - $555

Total Prize Pool:  $27,781

Event #16 ($500 Freezeout) - Anthony Campagna Doubles Through Shane Friedlander

Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 5,000
Avg. Stack: 1,012,500

Anthony Campagna raises to 125,000 on the button, and Shane Friedlander shoves all in from the big blind.  Campagna quickly calls. 

Campagna: [qd][jh]
Friedlander: [ah][9d]

The flop comes [jc][6h][2d], giving Campagna the lead with a pair of jacks.  The [kh] comes on the turn, and the [jd] on the river, ensures a full double for Compagna. 

Anthony Compagna - 800,000
Shane Friedlander - 1,800,000

Event #16 ($500 Freezeout) - Kenny Roy Eliminated in 4th Place ($5,012)

Kenny Roy - 4th Place - $5,012

Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante; 5,000

Kenny Roy shoves all in on the button, and Kevin Foley calls in the small blind. 

Roy: [9s][9h]
Foley: [qd][qs]

Foley moves even further into the lead when the flop comes [ac][qc][js], and he flops a set.  The [ah] on the turn gives him a full house, and the [2h] comes on the river. 

Roy is eliminate in 4th place taking home $5,012. 

Event #16 ($500 Freezeout) - Barry Rosenkranz Eliminated in 5th Place ($3,803)

Barry Rosenkranz - 5th Place -$3,803

Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 5,000

Barry Rosenkranz is all in and has been called by Shane Friedlander.

Rosenkranz: [as][5s]
Friedlander: [qd][qc]

The board runs out [kh][jh][js][jc][2h].  Friedlander makes a full house, and Rosenkranz is eliminated in 5th place, paying$3,803.

Shane Friedlander - 2,025,000
Barry Rosenkranz - Eliminated 

Event #16 ($500 Freezeout) - Rich Salaices Eliminated in 6th Place ($3,111)

Rich Salaices - 6th Place - $3,111

Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 5,000

Action folds to Shane Friedlander who shoves all in from the cutoff, and Rich Salaices shoves all in for less from the button. The small blind, Anthony Campagna, asks for the counts, and upon hearing the 400,000 total for Friedlander, and 300,000 total for Salaices, he mucks his hand, as does the big blind.

Friedlander: [7h][7d]
Salaices: [ad][kc]

The board runs out [9h][8s][4h][5c][9s], eliminating Salaices in 6th place, with a $3,111 payday.

Event #16 ($500 Freezeout) Barry Rosenkranz Doubles

Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 5,000

Barry Rosenkranz shoves all in and gets called by Shane Friedlander.

Rosenkranz: [ad][7d]
Friedlander:  [qs][jh]

The board runs out [ac][qc][8h][3c][7h].  Rosenkranz will double with his two pair.

Barry Rosenkranz - 575,000
Shane Friedlander - 475,000

Event #16 ($500 Freezeout) Billy Pappas Eliminated in 7th Place ($2,536)

Blinds: 12,000/24,000
Ante: 4,000

On a board reading [ah][2h][3h], Billy Pappas is all in holding [ad][7d], and has been called by an opponent holding ace-king.  Unfortunately for Pappas, the [6s] turn and [10c] river do not improve his hand, and he is eliminated in 7th place, paying $2,536.

Event #16 ($500 Freezeout) James Wilsey Eliminated in 8th Place ($2,016)

James Wlsey - 8th Place - $2,016

Blinds: 12,000/24,000
Ante: 4,000

Barry Rosenkranz calls on the button, and James Wilsey shoves all in for 73,000 from the small blind.  Shane Friedlander calls in the big blind, as does Rosenkranz. 

Friedlander shoves all in when the flop comes [ah][6c][5s], and Rosenkraz folds. 

Friedlander shows [as][3d] for a pair of aces, and Wilsey says, "You are way ahead," as he turns over [jc][8d]. 

The turn is the [9c], and the river the [3c], eliminating Wilsey in 8th place, paying $1,616. 

Shane Friedlander - 740,000
James Wilsey - Eliminated