$600 Mega Stack Final Table Chip Counts

We are down to the final table of the $600 Mega Stack Challenge.

The blinds are currently 12,000-24,000 with a 4,000 ante.

Chip counts by seat assignments are as follows:

1. Chris Ganias 1,637,000
2. Soukha Kachittavong 878,000
3. Kent Bowley 916,000
4. Roger Brestak 1,019,000
5. Robert Corcione 1,258,000
6. Ray Hicks 1,221,000
7. Greg Phillips 1,476,000
8. Tom Resha 272,000
9. Chris Rich 583,000
10. Barry Weprin 1,063,000

Payouts at the final table are as follows:

1st - $50,017
2nd - $28,754
3rd - $18,262
4th - $14,600
5th - $11,345
6th - $9,109
7th - $7,407
8th - $5,917
9th - $4,876
10th - $3,298

$600 Mega Stack Results 11th-12th - $3,298

Here are the results for 11th-12th place. These players take home $3,298.

11th - Bob Ricciuti
12th - Andrew Levesque

$600 Mega Stack Results 13th-15th - $2,447

Here are the results for 13th-16th place. These players take home $2,447.

13th - Requested name withheld
14th - Adam Bitker
15th - Joseph Ryan

$600 Mega Stack Results 16th-20th - $1,872

Here are the results for 16th-20th place. These players take home $1,872.

16th - Joshua Silva
17th - Vinny Cantiello
18th - Andrew Parker
19th - Jim French
20th - Justin Smith

$600 Mega Stack Results 21st-30th - $1,532

Here are the results for 21st-30th place. These players take home $1,532.

21st - Dennis Whitner
22nd - Daniel Konopka
23rd - David Carleton
24th - Joseph Kosko
25th - Rodney Legendre
26th - James Coyne
27th - Linda Swears
28th - Joseph Weinstock
29th - David Pocknett
30th - Donato Dandreo

Final Two Tables of the $600 Mega Stack Challenge

We are down to the final 20 players in the $600 Mega Stack Challenge.

Players are currently redrawing for seats at the final two tables.

Click "Watch LIVE Video" at the top of the page to view the live stream.

Break Time in the $600 Mega Stack with 29 Players Left

The players in the $600 Mega Stack Challenge are now on a 10-minute break.

When play resumes, the blinds will be increased to 6,000-12,000 with a 2,000 ante.

With 29 players remaining, the average chip stack is now 357,000.

$600 Mega Stack Results 31st-40th - $1,404

Here are the results for 31st-40th place. These players take home $1,404.

31st - William Halperin
32nd - Eric Adamowsky
33rd - Paul Kaflinski
34th - Kevin Mathieson
35th - Michelle Gaspar
36th - Kam Munaf
37th - Robert Lumbra
38th - Bob Carbone
39th - David Sayer
40th - Gerald Aiello

$600 Mega Stack Results 41st-45th - $1,319

Here are the results for 41st-45th place. These players take home $1,319.

41st - Ferdinand Chong
42nd - Abdel-Rahim Muhammad
43rd - Barry Meade
44th - Len Cortellino
45th - Aaron Gage

Live Stream Feature Table Chip Counts

You can now watch Day 2 of the $600 Mega Stack Challenge live by clicking "Watch LIVE Video" at the top of the page.

Blinds are 4,000-8,000 with a 1,000 ante.

The feature table chip counts are as follows:

1. Barry Meade 135,000
2. Joseph Ryan 179,000
3. Adam Bitker 573,000
4. Ferdinand Chong 89,000
5. Robert Lumbra 138,500
6. Gerald Aiello 67,500
7. Soukha Kachittavong 397,000
8. Open
9. Christopher Rich 101,500
10. Vinny Cantiello 91,500

Day 2 of the $600 Mega Stack Set to Begin

We are just moments away from the start of Day 2 of the $600 Mega Stack Challenge event.

There are 45 players remaining and the average chip stack is 230,000.

The blinds will be 4,000-8,000 with a 1,000 ante for another 26 minutes.

All players are now in the money and the final payouts are as follows:

1st - $50,017

2nd - $28,754

3rd - $18,262

4th - $14,600

5th - $11,345

6th - $9,109

7th - $7,407

8th - $5,917

9th - $4,876

10th-12th - $3,298

13th-15th - $2,447

16th-20th - $1,872

21st-30th - $1,532

31st-40th - $1,404

41st-45th - $1,319

Foxwoods May Mega $600 No Limit Holdem Returning Players

Place	Name	Chips	Table/Seat
1	Corcione, Bobby	863,000	3-4
2	Bitker, Adam	573,000	1-3
3	Hicks, Ray	531,500	2-2
4	Weinstock, Joseph	461,000	5-5
5	Kachittavong, Soukha	397,000	1-7
6	Silva, Joshua	396,500	2-6
7	Parker, Andrew	380,500	4-2
8	Name Withheld	379,000	5-10
9	Ganias, Chris	367,500	5-8
10	Brestak, Roger	362,000	3-1
11	Weprin, Barry	361,000	3-10
12	Levesque, Andrew	358,000	5-2
13	Bowley, Kent	275,000	2-8
14	Munaf, Mohammed	242,500	5-9
15	Pocknett, David	234,000	5-7
16	Smith, Justin	232,000	2-10
17	Gage, Aaron	229,500	2-3
18	Konopka, Daniel	229,000	4-1
19	Phillips, Greg	224,000	3-8
20	Resha, Tom	221,500	2-9
21	Halperin, William	204,000	4-9
22	Swears, Linda	187,000	2-5
23	Ryan, Joseph	179,000	1-2
24	Gaspar, Michelle	172,500	3-9
25	Abdel-Rahim, Muhammad	163,500	3-5
26	Sayer, David	158,000	3-3
27	Mathieson, Kevin	154,500	5-1
28	Cortellino, Len	150,000	4-3
29	Kaflinski, Paul	149,000	4-5
30	Legendre, Rodney	140,500	4-6
31	Lumbra, Robert	138,500	1-5
32	Meade, Barry	135,000	1-1
33	Kosko, Joseph	131,500	5-4
34	French, Jim	113,000	4-8
35	Whitner, Dennis Jr.	109,500	5-3
36	Carleton, David	107,000	3-6
37	Rich, Christopher	101,500	1-9
38	Adamowsky, Eric	93,000	2-1
39	Cantiello, Vinny	91,500	1-10
40	Chong, Ferdinand	89,000	1-4
41	Ricciuti, Bob	86,500	4-4
42	Coyne, James	84,500	3-7
43	Carbone, Bob	80,000	2-4
44	Aiello, Gerald	67,500	1-6
45	Dandreo, Donato	38,500	4-10

Play Concludes for the Night in the $600 Mega Stack

We are down to 45 players in the $600 Mega Stack Challenge and all players are in the money and guaranteed at least $1,319.

Play will resume tomorrow at noon.

End of Day 1 chip counts and Day 2 seat assignments will be posted shortly.

Play Continues on the Money Bubble

With only 48 players remaining and top 45 finishing in the money, the players and tournament officials in the $600 Mega Stack Challenge have decided to play one more level or until the money, whichever comes first.

The players are currently on a 10-minute break.

When play resumes, the blinds will be increased to 4,000-8,000 with a 1,000 ante.

The average chip stack is now 215,600.

Final Level of the Day in the $600 Mega Stack

The blinds have just been increased to 3,000-6,000 with a 500 ante.

There are now only 56 players remaining and the average chip stack is now 184,800.

This will be the final level of play today.

The final 45 players will finish in the money.

Final Break of the Day in the $600 Mega Stack Challenge

The players are on their final break of the day. When play resumes, they will play two more levels and then play will conclude for the night.

The blinds will be increased to 2,500-5,000 with a 500 ante.

With 75 players remaining, the average chip stack is now 138,000.

Tomorrows Schedule at the Mega Stack Challenge

11 am - $200 NLH Bounty Deep Stack - $15,000 Guarantee

Noon - $600 NLHE Mega Stack Challenge Day 2

6 pm - $120 NLH Deep Stack $10,000 Guarantee

Break Time with 103 Players Remaining

The players are currently on a 10-minute break.

There are now 103 players remaining and the average chip stack is 100,500.

The blinds are being increased to 1,500-3,000 with a 400 ante.

$600 Mega Stack Now Streaming Live!

Players have returned from dinner break in the $600 NLHE Mega Stack Challenge event.

The blinds have been increased to 1,000-2,000 with a 300 ante.

With 148 players remaining, the average chip stack is now approximately 69,900.

You can watch the live stream of the feature table by clicking "Watch LIVE Video" at the top of the page.

Dinner Break in the $600 Mega Stack Event

The players in the $600 NLHE Mega Stack Challenge event are now on a one hour and 15 minute dinner break.

With 148 players remaining, the average chip stack is now approximately 69,900.

There are over 250 players currently seated for the $120 NLHE Deep Stack event that started at 6pm with a huge line of players waiting to register.

Blind Increase in the $600 Mega Stack Challenge

The blinds have just been increased to 600-1,200 with a 200 ante.

With 225 players remaining, the average chip stack is now 46,000.

Daniel Voccia Survives Heart Attack But Not Day 1

Daniel Voccia

Daniel Voccia, who won a February Mega Stack Challenge event, has had quite a day.

This morning, Voccia was rushed to the hospital after suffering a mild heart attack. After a few hours, Voccia was feeling better but was not able to leave yet per hospital guidelines.

His friend, Kamran Munaf, left the hospital and registered both himself and Voccia for today's $600 Mega Stack Challenge. After a couple of hours, Voccia was released and showed up to take over his chip stack.

Voccia was unable to get anything going and was eliminated just moments ago. Munaf has built his stack up to over 80,000.

Clearly Voccia is feeling better, as he did say on his way out of the poker room that he would be back for the 6pm $120 Deep Stack tournament tonight...

Break Time In the Mega Stack with 300 Remaining

The players are now on a 10-minute break.

When play resumes, the blinds will be increased to 400-800 with a 100 ante.

With 306 players remaining, the average chip stack is now just over 33,800.

$600 Mega Stack Now Streaming Live!

You can now watch the feature table on Day 1 of the $600 Mega Stack Challenge.

Just click "Watch LIVE Video" at the top of the page to view the live stream.

$600 Mega Stack Final Numbers & Payouts

We had a total of 414 players in the $600 NLHE Mega Stack Challenge event.

The final 45 spots will finish in the money

Final payouts are as follows:

1st - $50,017

2nd - $28,754

3rd - $18,262

4th - $14,600

5th - $11,345

6th - $9,109

7th - $7,407

8th - $5,917

9th - $4,876

10th-12th - $3,298

13th-15th - $2,447

16th-20th - $1,872

21st-30th - $1,532

31st-40th - $1,404

41st-45th - $1,319

First Break in the $600 Mega Stack Challenge

The players in the $600 NLHE Mega Stack Challenge event are now on their first break of the day.

When play resumes, the blinds will be increased to 100-200 with a 25 ante.

There are currently over 400 players in the field with registration open through the end of the break.

Final numbers and payouts will be posted as soon as they are available.

$600 Mega Stack Challenge Underway!

The first event of the 2011 May Mega Stack Challenge, the $600 No-Limit Hold 'em, is now underway.

Players started with 25,000 in chips and the blinds are now 50-100 in Level 2.

Levels 1-8 are 30 minutes in length, Levels 9-17 are 40 minutes and Levels 18 on up are 50 minutes in length.

There are currently over 350 players in the field with registration open through the first four levels of play.

May 2011 Foxwoods Mega Stack Challenge Schedule

Saturday, May 14 - $600 No-Limit Hold’em Mega Stack @ 11am - $125,000 GTD

Saturday, May 14 - $120 NLH Deep Stack @ 6pm - $10,000 Guarantee
Sunday, May 15 - $200 NLH Bounty Deep Stack @11am - $15,000 Guarantee
Sunday, May 15 - $120 NLH Deep Stack @ 6pm - $10,000 Guarantee

Monday, May 16 - $300 No-Limit Hold’em Mega Stack @ 11am - $100,000 GTD

Monday, May 16 - $120 NLH Deep Stack @ 6pm - $10,000 Guarantee
Tuesday, May 17 - $230 NLH Modified Turbo DS @ 11am - $25,000 Guarantee
Tuesday, May 17 - $120 NLH Deep Stack @ 6pm - $10,000 Guarantee
Wednesday, May 18 - $180 NLH Deep Stack @11am - $20,000 Guarantee
Wednesday, May 18 - $120 NLH Deep Stack @ 6pm - $10,000 Guarantee

Thursday, May 19 - $400 No-Limit Hold’em Mega Stack @ 11am - $75,000 GTD

Thursday, May 19 - $120 NLH Deep Stack @ 6pm - $10,000 Guarantee
Friday, May 20 - $300 NLH Bounty Deep Stack @11am - $30,000 Guarantee

Saturday, May 21 - $1,200 No-Limit Hold’em Mega Stack @ 11am - $150,000 GTD

2011 $2,500 Foxwoods Poker Classic Main Event Results

Three-Way Chop in the $2,500 FPC Main Event!

Phil Reed, Michael Lavoie and Ronnie Pease

The final three players in the Foxwoods Poker Classic $2,500 Main Event have come to an agreement on a three-way equity chop. In addition, Phil Reed takes home the trophy and leather jacket.

Congratulations to all of our players!

The payouts for the final three players are as follows:


Phil Reed - $114,050


Ronnie Pease - $108,295


Michael Lavoie - $79,987

Break Time with Three Players Remaining

The players are now on a 15-minute break.

The blinds will be increased to 25,000-50,000 with a 5,000 ante.

With three players remaining, the average chip stack is now just over 3,786,000.

Here are the updated chip counts from the break by seat assingment:.

1. Phil Reed 4,990,000
2. Michael Lavoie 1,940,000
3. Ronnie Pease 4,475,000

Todd Terry Eliminated in 4th Place ($46,755)

Todd Terry

Ron Pease raised to 90,000 before the flop and was called by both Todd Terry and Phil Reed. The flop came [9d][7c][2c] and it both Terry and Reed checked. Pease bet 185,000 and Terry moved all in. Reed folded and Pease made the call. They turned up:

Terry [Ac][Jc]
Pease [Td][Th]

The turn was the [Kd] and the river came the [Ts]. Terry missed his flush draw and was eliminated in 4th place for $46,755.

Darren Keyes Eliminated in 5th Place ($35,868)

Darren Keyes

It was folded to Darren Keyes in the small blind, who moved all in. Michael Lavoie made the call from the big blind. They turned up:

Keyes [6c][6s]
Lavoie [Ad][Jc]

The board came [Th][9h][8h][Ac][Qd] and Lavoie caught his ace on the turn to win the pot and eliminate Keyes in 5th place for $35,868.

Justin Schwartz Eliminated in 6th Place ($29,142)

Justin Schwartz

Justin Schwartz moved all in for just over one big blinds with [Ad][Th] and was called by Michael Lavoie with [Jc][Jh].

The board ran out [Kd][9c][5s][Qs][2d] and Lavoie's jacks held up to win the pot and eliminate Schwartz in 6th place for $29,142.

Rod Legendre Eliminated in 7th Place ($24,339)

Rod Legendre

Rod Legendre raised to 100,000 before the flop and Phil Reed three-bet to 290,000. Legendre made the call and the flop came [Kh][Qd][2h]. Legendre moved all in and Reed snap called with [Kc][Ks]. However, Legendre had outs with the [Ah][Qh].

The turn was the [3c] and the river came the [Jd]. Reed's set held up to win the pot and eliminate Legendre in 7th place for $24,339.

David Whalen Eliminated in 8th Place ($19,855)

David Whalen

After a flop of [3c][3d][3h], David Whalen bet 125,000 and Todd Terry made the call. The turn was the [As] and both players checked. The river came the [Jd] and Whalen moved all in for just over 500,000. Terry immediately made the call and they turned up:

Whalen [Kh][Td]
Terry [Jc][Jh]

Terry took the pot with his jacks full and eliminated Whalen in 8th place for $19,855.

Kyle Loman Eliminated in 9th Place ($16,666)

Kyle Loman

After doubling Darren Keyes up just two hands earlier, Kyle Loman was all in for his last 20,000 with [Qd][Td] against the [Qh][Qs] of Phil Reed.

The board ran out [Jc][4h][4s][6s][7c] and Loman was eliminated in 9th place for $16,666.

Steve Ryan Eliminated in 10th Place ($12,169)

Steve Ryan

After Michael Lavoie raised 80,000 before the flop, Steve Ryan moved all in for 240,000. Behind him, Ronnie Pease four-bet to 400,000 and Lavoie folded. They turned up:

Ryan [Jd][Jh]
Pease [Qd][Qs]

The board ran out [As][9s][6c][3s][4s] and Pease improved to a flush to win the pot and eliminate Ryan in 10th place for $12,169.

FPC Main Event Final Table Chip Counts

We are down to the final ten players in the Foxwoods Poker Classic Main Event.

Chip counts by seat assignment are as follows:

1. Kyle Loman 790,000
2. Phil Reed 1,595,000
3. Darren Keyes 570,000
4. David Whalen 1,345,000
5. Michael Lavoie 1,190,000
6. Steve Ryan 335,000
7. Ronnie Pease 3,325,000
8. Todd Terry 385,000
9. Rod Legendre 865,000
10. Justin Schwartz 1,005,000

The payouts at the final table are as follows:

1st - $153,718
2nd - $90,309
3rd - $58,285
4th - $46,755
5th - $35,868
6th - $29,142
7th - $24,339
8th - $19,855
9th - $16,666
10th - $12,169

Sherwin Agard Eliminated in 11th Place ($12,169)

Sherwin Agard

Sherwin Agard open shoved for just under 600,000 and was called by Phillip Reed in the big blind. They turned up:

Agard [Ts][8s]
Reed [9c][9d]

The board ran out [9s][7h][2h][Ks][8d] and Reed won the pot to eliminate Agard in 11th place for $12,169.

Break Time on the Final Table Bubble

The players are now on a 15-minute break. Tournament officials are coloring up the orange 1,000 chips.

When play resumes, the blinds will be increased to 15,000-30,000 with a 5,000 ante.

With 11 players remaining, the average chip stack is now just under 1,033,000.

FPC Main Event Results: 12th-17th

Here are the results for 12th through 17th at the Foxwoods Poker Classic Main Event:

12th - Robert Hwang $12,169
13th - Frank Ferrigno $9,927
14th - Michael Huguenot $9,927
15th - David Paredes $9,927
16th - Fred Robichaud $7,685
17th - Angie Raimondi $7,685

Ronnie Pease takes the Chip Lead with 12 Left

Ronnie Pease

Ronnie Pease started the day with 1,499,000 in chips but has added nearly a million to that number and is the chip leader with 12 players remaining.

Blind Increase with 13 Players Remaining

The blinds have been increased to 12,000-24,000 with a 4,000 ante.

With 13 players remaining, the average chip stack is now just under 874,000

Angie Raimondi Eliminated by Kyle Loman

Angie Raimondi

A short stacked Angie Raimondi moved all in before the flop with [Qd][9d] but ran into the [Kc][Kd] of Kyle Loman. The board bricked out for Raimondi, sending her out in 17th place for $7,685.

Loman now is up to about 1,400,000 in chips.

FPC Main Event FInal Day Now Streaming Live!

The final day of the 2011 Foxwoods Poker Classic is now streaming live! Just click "Watch LIVE Video" at the top of the page to view the live feed.

The blinds are starting at 10,000-20,000 with a 3,000 ante.

With 17 players remaining, the average stack is just over 668,000.

The feature table line-up is as follows:

1. Robert Hwang 424,000
2. Ron Pease 1,499,000
3. Michael Lavoie 1,625,000
4. Sherwin Agard 547,000
5. Justin Schwartz 645,000
6. Michael Huguenot 254,000
7. Phillip Reed 1,300,000
8. David Whalen 637,000
9. Rodney Legendre 415,000

Here are the payouts for the final day:

1st - $153,718
2nd - $90,309
3rd - $58,285
4th - $46,755
5th - $35,868
6th - $29,142
7th - $24,339
8th - $19,855
9th - $16,666
10th-12th - $12,169
13th-15th - $9,927
16th-17th - $7,685

$2,500 FPC Main Event Final Day Seat Assignments

Here are the seat assignments and chip counts for the final day of the Foxwoods Poker Classic Main Event:

Table 1:

1. Robert Hwang 424,000
2. Ron Pease 1,499,000
3. Michael Lavoie 1,625,000
4. Sherwin Agard 547,000
5. Justin Schwartz 645,000
6. Michael Huguenot 254,000
7. Phillip Reed 1,300,000
8. David Whalen 637,000
9. Rodney Legendre 415,000

Table 2:

1. Todd Terry 284,000
2. Kyle Loman 940,000
3. open
4. David Paredes 725,000
5. Frank Ferrigno 312,000
6. Fred Robichaud 249,000
7. Angie Raimondi 411,000
8. Darren Keyes 506,000
9. Steve Ryan 485,000

Foxwoods Poker Classic $2,500 Championship - Returning Players - Day 3

Place	Name	Chips	Table/Seat
1	Lavoie, Michael	1,625,000	1-3
2	Pease, Ronald	1,499,000	1-2
3	Reed, Phillip	1,300,000	1-7
4	Loman, Kyle	940,000	2-2
5	Paredes, David	725,000	2-4
6	Schwartz, Justin	645,000	1-5
7	Whalen, David	637,000	1-8
8	Agard, Sherwin	547,000	1-4
9	Keyes, Darren	506,000	2-8
10	Ryan, Steve	485,000	2-9
11	Hwang, Robert	424,000	1-1
12	Legendre, Rodney	415,000	1-9
13	Raimondi, Angie	411,000	2-7
14	Ferrigno, Frank	312,000	2-5
15	Terry, Todd	284,000	2-1
16	Huguenot, Michael	254,000	1-6
17	Robichaud, Fred	249,000	2-6

Play Concludes for the Night at the FPC

Play has come to an end on Day 2 of the $2,500 Foxwoods Poker Classic Main Event.

There are 17 players remaining.

Play will resume at noon tomorrow.

End of day chip counts and Day 3 seating assignments will be posted here on FoxwoodsPoker.com as soon as they are available.

Final Two Tables of the $2,500 FPC Main Event

We are now down to 18 players in the Foxwoods Poker Classic Main Event. Players have combined into the final two table.

The average chip stack is now just over 631,000 with the blinds still at 6,000-12,000 with a 2,000 ante.