7th Place: Fabio Dagata ($5,786)

Chris Coroniti was all in preflop holding [As][Ks] against the [Qs][Qc] of Fabio Dagata.  The [Jd][6s][5h] flop was no help for Chris, but the [Ac] turn was just what he was looking for.  The river [2d] hit to secure Chris the double up and cripple Fabio.

A few hands later, Fabio got the last of his chips in with [Jh][9c] and was up against [Ah][Ks].  The [Td][7h][2h][2d][7d] board failed to improve Fabio's hand, and he will be eliminated in 7th place.  Fabio will collect $5,786 for his efforts today, and is an impressive feat making back to back final tables.

8th Place: Seth Kaplan ($4,551)

Seth Kaplan was all in with [As][Ks] and was up against his opponent's pocket fives.  The board ran out blanks and Seth's ace king failed to improve.  Meanwhile, Ryan Eriquezzo said he had pocket nines and would have won the hand.  Seth will collect $4,551 for his 8th place finish in today's tournament.

9th Place: James Frangoulidis ($3,618)

Event #2 Final Table now streaming live

The final 9 players in Event #2: $1,125 NLH have resume at 2,500/5,000 blinds with a 500 ante.  There are 26 minutes left in the level.  Ryan Eriquezzo is the cheap leader with 592,000, and the short stack is Chris Coroniti with 68,000.  Meanwhile, Fabio Dagata is attempting to go back to back in this event as he won the same tournament in August for $34,938.

You can view the live stream at www.FoxwoodsLive.com.  Here are chip counts and seating assignments:

Seat 1: James Frangoulidis - 62,000
Seat 2: Seth Kaplan - 127,500
Seat 3: Mike Nye - 145,000
Seat 4: Bassioni Hammouda - 549,000
Seat 5: Jeffery Schwarz - 80,500
Seat 6: Chris Coroniti - 68,000
Seat 7: Rob Garrett - 310,000
Seat 8: Fabio Dagata - 231,000
Seat 9: Ryan Eriquezzo - 592,000

Here are the remaining prizes to be awarded:

1st Place: $40,199
2nd Place: $24,851
3rd Place: $17,931
4th Place: $13,179
5th Place: $9,849
6th Place: $7,494
7th Place: $5,786
8th Place: $4,551
9th Place: $3,618

Event #4: $365 NLH is Under Way

Cards are in the air for Event #4: $365 NLH.  This tournament features 10,000 in starting chips and 6 levels of registration.  The winner of the event will win a World Series of Poker Circuit ring on top of the cash prize.

At 1pm, Event #2: $1,125 NLH and Event #3: $365 Omaha/8 will restart.  Event #2 is down to the final table and will be streaming live at www.FoxwoodsLive.com.  Event #3 is down to the final 13 players and will also be playing down to a winner.

August 2014 - WSOP - Event #1 - $365 NLH - Final Results

Place	Name	Prize
1	James Watt, Amherst, MA	$35,235
2	Edwin Balcarcel, Attleboro, MA	$21,729
3	Richard Milo, Franklin SQ, NY	$15,940
4	Scott Leedberg, North Chelmsford, MA	$11,813
5	Alfred Renaud, Manville, RI	$8,893
6	Robert Hosgood, Foxboro, MA	$6,778
7	Kevin Tsao, Forest Hills, NY	$5,202
8	Tarun Gulati, Glastonbury, CT	$4,111
9	Mohd Eid, Attleboro, MA	$3,296
10	James Morris, Mohegan Lake, NY	$2,617
11	John Huening, Utica, NY	$2,617
12	Dena Pearlman, Providence, RI	$2,617
13	Patrick Mcdaid, Peabody, MA	$2,147
14	Michael Hills, Waterford, CT	$2,147
15	Sean Hegarty, West Barnstable, MA	$2,147
16	John Matson, Hope Valley, RI	$1,778
17	Spencer Champlin, Scarborough, ME	$1,778
18	Shawn Diffley, New Bedford, MA	$1,778
19	Ronald Gaynor, Smithfield, RI	$1,493
20	Richard Zisk, Middletown, CT	$1,493
21	Meng Lu, Waltham, MA	$1,493
22	Daniel Tobin, Londonberry, VT	$1,258
23	Matthew Ribeiro, Lowell, MA	$1,258
24	Evangelo Panagiotopoulos, Fairhaven, MA	$1,258
25	Chris Chou, Georgetown, MA	$1,073
26	Dennis Wilber, Patchogue, NY	$1,073
27	Richard Grant, Waltham, MA	$1,073
28	Robert Brown, West Ossipie, NH	$939
29	Robert Lauria, Las Vegas, NV	$939
30	Panja Lymsuan, Randolph, MA	$939
31	Robert Corcione, Brockton, MA	$805
32	Eric Wilbur, Pepperell, MA	$805
33	Zachary Gean, Orchard Beach, ME	$805
34	Barry Weprin, Mamaroneck, NY	$721
35	Douglas Stoll, North Haven, CT	$721
36	Gregory Dollarhide, Hampton, NH	$721
37	Chris Jenkins, Pawcatuck, CT	$654
38	David Stefanski, East Lyme, CT	$654
39	Brian Metter, Norwalk, CT	$654
40	Raymond Saloomey, Jeffersonville, VT	$654
41	Jordan Grabowski, Wappingers Falls, NY	$654
42	Alfred Williams, Meriden, CT	$654
43	Steven Kingsley, New York, NY	$654
44	Diego Portillo, Bayside, NY	$654
45	John Maloney, Perry, ME	$654
46	Evan Ross, Monmouth Beach, NJ	$604
47	Undisclosed	$604
48	Kimberley Maslowski, Warwick, RI	$604
49	Marvin Covitz, Bedford, MA	$604
50	Adrian Scapra, South Windsor, CT	$604
51	Matthew Eisner, Hamden, CT	$604
52	Paul Zarcone , West Babylon, NY	$604
53	Gennady Kolyarenko, Manchester, CT	$604
54	Chris Grover, Westford, MA	$604
55	Young Kang, Des Moines, WA	$553
56	Brandon Matvongsa, Woonsocket, RI	$553
57	Paul Pinkman, Richmond, ME	$553
58	Felix Reyes, Boston, MA	$553
59	John Robinson, Keene, NH	$553
50	Paul Barclay, Colchester, VT	$553
61	Joshua Quint, Lewiston, ME	$553
62	Justin Cimalore, Westerly, RI	$553
63	Alias Mourtadh, Yonkers, NY	$553

August 2014 - WSOP - Event #3 - $365 Omaha Hi-Lo - Returning Players

Table-Seat	Name	Chip Count
1-2	William Delsanto	286,000
1-9	Scott Dupont	214,000
1-3	Adam Darkazalli	194,000
1-1	William Brown	180,000
2-1	Claudangelo Beaudouin	100,000
2-9	Paul Lenkiet	93,000
2-5	Vin Giuliano	84,000
1-7	Glynn Jacobs	64,000
2-6	Burt Bramble	60,000
1-8	Lance Mesler	48,000
2-4	Michael Guzzardi	35,000
2-3	William Perry	26,000
1-5	John Hunter	17,000

August 2014 - WSOP - Event #2 - $1125 NLH - Final Table Returning Players

Table-Seat	Name	Chip Count
1	James Frangoulidis	62,000
2	Seth Kaplan	127,500
3	Mike Nye	145,000
4	Bassioni Hammouda	549,000
5	Jeffery Schwarz	80,500
6	Chris Coroniti	68,000
7	Rob Garrett	310,000
8	Fabio Dagata	231,000
9	Ryan Eriquezzo	592,000

Event #3 update

Event #3: $365 Omaha 8 or Better is down to the final 27 players, and they are now on a 15 minute break. The top 15 players will make the money, with a miscash worth $711.

Event #2 Final Table Reached

The final table has been reached in Event #2: $1,125.  Only 9 players remain and they will resume tomorrow at 1 p.m. Chip counts and seating assignments will be posted shortly.

Event #2: $1,125 NLH is now hand for hand

Event #2: $1,125 NLH has played down to the final 16 players and are now hand for hand.  The next player to bust will be the bubble boy, while the remaining 15 players will be guaranteed at least a $2,426 payday.  Still alive in the field are Ryan Eriquezzo and Michael Nye.  Play will likely stop when a final table is reached.

1st Place: James Watt ($35,235)

On a [8c][6h][9c] flop, Edwin Balcarcel moved all in over a bet by James Watt.  James made the call and they tabled their hands:

James [Qc][Ts]
Edwin [6c][5h]

Edwin had the best hand with a pair but James was very live with two overs and a gutshot.  The [Jc] on the turn was enough to seal the deal as James had made a straight and Edwin was drawing dead.  The [5d] hit the river to give Edwin a losing two pair.

James Watt will collect $35,235 for his 1st place along with the World Series of Poker Circuit ring and the title.

2nd Place: Edwin Balcarcel ($21,729)

Edwin Balcarcel doubles through James Watt

On a [6s][4d][3h] flop, Edwin Balcarcel was all in with [5d][3d] and was called by James Watt holding [Ah][7s].  Edwin flopped bottom pair and an open ended straight draw, and merely had to avoid James's gutshot and overcard.  The [2h] turn changed nothing and the [8d] left James with just ace high.  Edwin will double up to approximately 2,200,000.

Event #1 is back in play

The final 2 players have taken their seats and have resumed play in Event #1: $365 NLH.  Blinds are now 25,000/50,000 with a 5,000 ante.  Here are the chip counts:

James Watt - 4,700,000
Edwin Balcarcel - 910,000

Final 2 players are now on dinner break

Play is heads up in Event #1: $365 NLH between James Watt and Edwin Balcarcel, and the two have elected to take the scheduled one hour dinner break.  Play will resume at approximately 7:55pm EST, though it may restart earlier if the players return.  The live stream will also resume at that point.

3rd Place: Richard Milo ($15,940)

On a [2d][6h][9d] flop, Richard Milo was all in holding [Qd][4d] against James Watt's [Ks][Kd].  Richard picked up additional outs when the [4c] hit the turn, but the [9c] fell on the river to keep the pair of kings in front.  Richard stood for a minute to digest the fact that he had been eliminated, but eventually went to the payout desk to collect his $15,940 for 3rd place.

4th Place: Scott Leedberg ($11,813)

Scott Leedberg was all in preflop holding [Ah][4s] against the [Ac][Tc] of Edwin Balcarcel.  The board ran out [Qs][6c][5s][Ad][2h] and Scott was eliminated in 4th place, good for $11,813.

Scott Leedberg doubles through Richard Milo

At 15,000/30,000 blinds, Richard Milo opened from the cutoff.  Scott Leedberg moved all in from the small blind for a little over 400,000, and Richard eventually made the call.

Scott [Js][Jh]
Richard [9s][9c]

Richard said, "I thought you had ace king" as the flop fell [5c][Jc][4s], leaving him drawing very thin to eliminate his opponent.  The [Qs] hit the turn to leave Richard drawing dead, and the meaningless [6h] fell on the river to earn Scott the double up.

Players are now on break

The four remaining players in Event #1 are now on their second break of the day.  When they return, blinds will be 15,000/30,000 with a 5,000 ante.

5th Place: Alfred Renaud ($8,893)

On a [4d][8s][Tc][6h] board, Alfred Renaud and Scott Leedberg got all in, not sure who had who covered.  Scott had flopped a set with [Th][Td] and had Alfred drawing dead with his queen ten.  The river [Qs] changed nothing, and both stacks were counted down.  Scott had Alfred slightly covered, so Alfred will be our 5th place finisher.  He will earn $8,893 for his efforts today.

6th Place: Rob Hosgood ($7,494)

Rob Hosgood was all in preflop holding [As][9c] and was dominated by Richard Milo's [Ac][Qd].  The board ran out [8c][6s][Kh][4h][Ad] and Richard's pair of aces with a queen kicker was enough to send Rob to the rail.  Rob will earn $7,494 for his 6th place finish.

7th Place: Kevin Tsao ($5,202)

On a [Ac][5h][5c] flop, Kevin Tsao moved all in and Scott Leedberg called all in for less.  Scott made a good call as his [As][3s] was in front of Kevin's [7s][7h].  The board ran out [Kh][Jh], and Scott doubled up, leaving Kevin crippled.

On the next hand, Kevin was all in with T-3 and was unable to hit a pair against his opponent's K-J.

Kevin will exit this tournament in 7th place, good for $5,202.

Event #3: $365 Omaha Hi/Lo Prize Pool & Payouts

There were a total of 140 entrants for Event #3: $365 Omaha Hi/Lo, creating a prize pool of $43,400 prize pool.  The top 15 places will be paid, with a mincash worth $711.  Here are the full payouts:

1st Place: $11,788
2nd Place: $7,287
3rd Place: $5,258
4th Place: $3,865
5th Place: $2,888
6th Place: $2,197
7th Place: $1,697
8th Place: $1,334
9th Place: $1,062
10th-12th Place: $863
13th-15th Place: $711

Updated chip counts at the break

Richard Milo - 1,460,000
James Watt - 1,200,000
Alfred Renaud - 965,000
Scott Leedberg - 700,000
Kevin Tsao - 500,000
Edwin Balcarcel - 385,000
Rob Hosgood - 325,000

Players are now on break

The remaining 7 players are now on a 10 minute break.  When they return, blinds will be 10,000/20,000 with a 3,000 ante.

Scott Leedberg doubles through Richard Milo

On a [Kc][7h][9d] flop, Scott Leedberg moved all in with [Kh][Jc] and Richard Milo went into the tank.  After thinking about the decision, he eventually made the call with [Th][8c].  Richard had to dodge his opponent's open ended straight draw.  The turn [4s] changed nothing, and the [3d] river also missed the draw, so Scott will double up.

8th Place: Tarun Gulati ($4,111)

Tarun (red shirt) is all in against Alfred (grey shirt)

Tarun Gulati was all in preflop holding [As][6d] and was flipping against Alfred Renaud's [2s][2c].  It was a one-legged race after the [2d][Js][Jh] as Alfred flopped a full house.  The [Ks] on the turn secured Tarun's elimination, and the river fell the [2h] giving Alfred quads just for good measure.  Tarun will collect $4,111 for his 8th place finish.

9th Place: Mohd Eid ($3,296)

On a [8c][5c][Jh] flop, Richard Milo moved all in and Mohd Eid called all in for less.  Richard had flopped two pair with his [Jd][8d], which was ahead of Mohd's [Js][Ts].  Mohd would need a ten or running cards to survive, but the turn [4s] and river [4h] left Richard's two pair in front, sending Mohd to the rail in 9th place.  He will earn $3,296 for his efforts.

James Watt doubles through Alfred Renaud

Alfred taps the table as he loses the hand

James Watt was all in preflop holding [Ks][Kh] and was in good shape to double up against Alfred Renaud's [Qh][Qd].  The board ran out a pure [8c][Td][5d][7c][3h] board, and James doubled up to approximately 1,300,000.

Event #2: $1,125 Prize Pool & Payouts

A total of 143 entrants showed up for Event #2: $1,125 NLH, creating a prize pool of $148,005.  The top 15 players will make the money, with a mincash worth $2,426.  Here are the full payouts:

1st Place: $40,199
2nd Place: $24,851
3rd Place: $17,931
4th Place: $13,179
5th Place: $9,849
6th Place: $7,494
7th Place: $5,786
8th Place: $4,551
9th Place: $3,618
10th-12th: $2,943
13th-15th: $2,426

10th Place: James Morris ($2,617)

James Morris has been eliminated when he got all in with pocket sevens against his opponent's ace queen.  The flop was a fairly safe 9-6-5, but the ace on the turn left James drawing to a six outer for a straight or a set.  The river was a blank, and James headed to the payout desk to collect his $2,617 for his 10th place finish.

Event #1 Final Table Chip Counts & Seating Assignments

Cards are in the air for the final table of Event #1: $365 NLH.  Here are the chip counts and seating assignments:

Seat 1: Rob Hosgood - 479,000
Seat 2: James Watt - 678,000
Seat 3: Scott Leedberg - 429,000
Seat 4: Tarun Gulati - 195,000
Seat 5: Edwin Balcarcel - 205,000
Seat 6: Alfred Renaud - 1,098,000
Seat 7: James Morris - 105,000
Seat 8: Kevin Tsao - 416,000
Seat 9: Mohd Eid - 357,000
Seat 10: Richard Milo - 1,648,000

Here are the remaining prizes:

1st Place: $35,235
2nd Place: $21,729
3rd Place: $15,940
4th Place: $11,813
5th Place: $8,893
6th Place: $6,778
7th Place: $5,202
8th Place: $4,111
9th Place: $3,296
10th Place: $2,617

Dena Pearlman has been elimianted

On a [8s][5h][4h] flop, action was checked to Dena Pearlman who put out a bet.  Her lone opponent check raised all in, having Dena covered.  Dena eventually made the call for her tournament life and was shown the bad news, as her opponent had flopped a straight.  Dena would need runner runner to improve her A-8 to a full house or quads.  The [6s] fell on the turn, giving Dena chop outs, but the [Jd] landed on the river to send Dena to the rail in 11th place, good for $2,617. 

Event #1 Final Table Reached

Our 11th place finisher was knocked out when his opponent rivered a straight.  After some confusion on whether it was a chop or not, the final 10 players were reached.  Players are redrawing for their seats at the final table and will continue play shortly.

You can watch the live stream at www.FoxwoodsLive.com.

Event #1 Day 2 is Under Way

Cards are back in the air for Day 2 of Event #1: $365 NLH.  13 players remain, and you can watch the featured table live at www.FoxwoodsLive.com.

Meanwhile, Event #2: $1,125 NLH is on their first break of the day.  Registration is open for one more hour.

Event #3: $365 Omaha 8 or Better has also begun their tournament, and registration will be open until the end of the 6th level.

Event #2: $1,125 NLH is Under Way

Cards are in the air in Event #2: $1,125 NLH.  This event features 15,000 in starting chips and has $100,000 Guaranteed.  Blind levels start at 30 minutes and increase as the tournament progresses.  Registration is open until the end of level 6, which is approximately 2:10pm.  Click here to view the structure sheet for this event.

At 1pm, the remaining 13 players from Event #1: $365 NLH will resume to play down to a winner.  Rich Milo is the chip leader with 1,251,000.  Full chip counts and seating assignments are available here.

August 2014 - WSOP - Event #1 - $365 NLH - Returning Players

Table-Seat	Name	Chip Count
1-9	Milo, Rich	1,251,000
2-8	Renaud, Alfred	1,070,000
1-5	Watt, James	666,000
2-4	Hosgood, Rob	470,000
2-7	Eid, Mohd	437,000
2-6	Tsao, Kevin	351,000
1-1	Pearlman, Dena	309,000
2-3	Balcarcel, Edwin	223,000
1-6	Leedberg, Scott	210,000
2-1	Gulati, Tarun	200,000
1-8	Huening, John	173,000
1-4	McDaid, Patrick	131,000
2-2	Morris, James	99,000

5 more hands

The clock has been paused with 10 minutes left in the level and the 13 remaining players will play 5 more hands before bagging up their chips for the night.  Official chip counts and seating assignments will be posted within the hour, and the players will resume at 1pm EST to play down to a winner.  Tune in tomorrow to watch the live stream!

Final 2 tables reached

With the elimination of our 19th place finisher, the final 2 tables have been reached in Event #1 $365 NLH. The clock has been paused with 2 minutes and 3 seconds left in the 4,000/8,000 blind level.  The field will play one more level and then bag up their chips for the night.

Final break of the night

The final 39 players are now on their last break of the night.  The average stack is 143,000, and the blinds will be 3,000/6,000 with a 1,000 ante when the players return.  Tournament staff are now racing off and coloring up the 500 chips.

Event #1 is now in the money

A player was all in before the deal from the small blind and after the button had raised, he found [Qd][9c] against the button's [Js][Jh].  He briefly celebrated after the [8s][Ac][Qh] flop, but the [Jd] hit the turn to leave him drawing dead.  The meaningless [2d] fell on the river, and the remaining 63 players are now in the money.

Rob Brown, Dena Pearlman, and Michael Nye are still among the final 63 in their hunt for a WSOP Circuit Ring.

Event #1 is now hand for hand

We are now down to the final 65 players, and with 2 more eliminations until the money bubble is burst, the tournament is now playing hand for hand.

Players are back from dinner break

Players have returned from their one hour dinner break and are now playing 800/1,600 blinds with a 200 ante.  The 136 remaining players will now be playing 40 minute levels for the remainder of the day.  There will be 9 more levels before bagging up their chips for the night.

Players are now on dinner break

With the conclusion of 600/1,200 blinds, the remaining 169 players are now on their 1 hour dinner break.  Play will resume at approximately 6:20pm EST.

The remaining levels for Day 1 will be 40 minutes in duration, and blinds are 800/1,600 with a 200 ante when the players return.

Big stacks going into dinner break

Dena Pearlman wins one

On a [2c][Ks][Ah] flop, Dena Pearlman's opponent check called a bet.  The turn fell the [Js] and Dena's opponent checked once again, prompting Dena to move all in.  Her all in earned a snap fold, and Dena smiled as she dragged the pot, saying "I don't know, you could have hit the turn!"  She now sits on approximately 70,000.

Photos from around the room

Ryan Eriquezzo drags a pot

Je Wook Oh stands up to watch the action

Rob Brown is all smiles

David Stefanski

Randall Sklarr

Aaron Lefkowitz

Event #1: $365 NLH Prize Pool & Payouts

There were a total of 558 entries for Event #1: $365 No Limit Hold'em creating a prize pool of $172,980.  The top 63 places will be paid with a first place prize of $35,235.  Here are the full payouts:

1st Place: $35,235
2nd Place: $21,729
3rd Place: $15,940
4th Place: $11,813
5th Place: $8,893
6th Place: $6,778
7th Place: $5,202
8th Place: $4,111
9th Place: $3,296
10th-12th Place: $2,617
13th-15th Place: $2,147
16th-18th Place: $1,778
19th-21st Place: $1,493
22nd-24th Place: $1,258
25th-27th Place: $1,073
28th-30th Place: $939
31st-33rd Place: $805
34th-36th Place: $721
37th-45th Place: $654
46th-54th Place: $604
55th-63rd Place: $553

WSOP Circuit Is Under Way!

Cards are in the air for Event #1: $365 NLH with a $75,000 Guarantee.  Players start with 10,000 in chips and will play 30 minute levels until the end of level 12.  This event has no re-entries, but registration will be open until the end of the 6th level.

We will be live streaming later in this event, but currently the live stream table is not in play.