Event 12: Ricciuti Rising

Level 16
Blinds 1500/3000/300
Players Remaining: 21

Bobby Ricciuti

Bobby Riccuiti opened the action with a raise to 6,200 from under the gun and was called by She Lok Wong on the button. Brian Altman announced that he was all in from the small blind for a total of 30,500 and Stephen Chiovaro let out a sigh from the big blind as he was visibly frustrated.
After counting out a call and the rest of his chips numerous times, Chiovaro eventually folded and Ricciuti put in a reraise to 58,000 total. Wong released his cards from the button and we were heads up.

Altman: [Kh] [Qc]
Ricciuti: [Ac] [Jh]

The board ran out [Ah] [Ks] [5c] [9s] [2s] and Altman was sent home just 6 spots shy of the money.
Ricciuti now sits with well over 350,000 and is still the top stack left in the field.

Event 12: Palma Active Early

Level 16
1500/3000/300
Players Remaining: 23

Nick Palma

Action folded around to Julio Martini in the cut-off and he opened the action with a raise to 7,500, only to be three-bet by Nick Palma on the button to 16,000. The blinds got out of the way and Martini went into the tank. After about a minute Palma removed one of his headphones.

"Did you fold yet?" Asked Palma with a smile.

The two continued with banter for another 2 or 3 minutes before Martini eventually folded.

Event 12: 24 Return to Battle for $46,403 and a Foxwoods Globe

Level 16
Blinds 1,500/3000/300
Players Remaining: 24

Chip Leader Bobby Ricciuti

We are officially under way on day 2 of the $1650 NLH event. 119 players took their shot yesterday and after the last hands of the night we were left with 24. There are plenty of notables left in the field including two east coast pros Nick Palma and Justin Adams.

Palma has amassed over $230,000 in lifetime earns and has 1 Foxwoods title to date. He most recently finished 2nd in event #2 of this years World Poker Finals good for $19,556. He will definitely be one to watch as he comes into today among the top 10.

Leading the way is Bobby Ricciuti who is also no stranger to the Foxwoods scene. Bobby has over $190,000 in life times earnings and is looking to add an additional $46,000 to his stats with a 1st place finish today.

Event 13: Familiar Faces Early on Day 1A

Level 1
Blinds 25/50
Players Registered 58

As level one comes to a close, there are currently 58 players registered. A few noteables that have taken their seat early here on day 1A include:

Ralph Macri
Chris Jenkins
Je Wook Oh
Richard Zisk
Brendan Wiley 

Players have until the end of the 8th level to register and take their shot at the $100,000 prize pool!

Event 13: $400 NLH Is Under Way

Cards are in the air for Event 14. Today marks the first of two starting days, with Day 1b on Monday Oct. 13th at 11am. Players have until the end of the 8th level for registration/re-entries.

There is also a $1,000 bonus to the chip leader at the end of both day 1 flights, as well as $500 to the second largest stack. Follow along with the updates at www.foxwoodspoker.com ! 

October 2014 - Foxwoods World Poker Finals - Event #12 - $1,650 NLH Returning Players

Table-Seat	Name	Chip Count
1-3	Abdel-Rahim, Muhammad	58,000
3-7	Adams, Justin	95,800
1-4	Ahmed, Matthew	62,800
3-4	Altman, Brian	128,100
2-4	Apostolico, Domenic	246,100
2-1	Bond, Justin	74,500
1-1	Chalifour, Daniel	268,900
2-6	Chin, Derek	133,300
3-6	Chiovaro, Stephen	162,900
2-5	Curry, Malik	30,868
2-8	Frangoulidis, James	22,400
2-2	Martini, Julio	67,600
1-8	Nunez, Jimmy	78,800
1-7	Nykvist, Jonathan	63,300
2-3	Palma, Nicholas	127,400
3-9	Perez, Jeremy	64,400
2-9	Przybcien, Joseph	94,600
3-8	Ricciuti, Robert	299,600
3-1	Rosenkranz, Barry	267,400
1-6	Roy, John	113,500
1-5	Tieri, Joseph	38,400
3-2	Towensend, Charles	81,200
3-3	Wong, She Lok	176,500
1-9	Zhu, Yue	39,700

Three more hands

With 10 minutes left on the clock, the tournament staff has drawn a card and the field will play three more hands before completing play for the night.  There are currently 24 players remaining, and the ones that survive will return at 12pm to play down to a winner.

Last level chip leader: Bob Ricciuti

The blinds have gone up to 1,200/2,400 with a 300 ante, and this will be the last level of the night.  Bob Ricciuti is the current tournament chip leader with 311,500.  With 27 remaining players, the average is just 110,000, so Bob actually has an average stack for the final table!  Bob's had quite a day, as here is a photo we took of him just three hours ago:

Final 3 tables reached

With the elimination of our 28th place finisher, Event #12 $1,650 NLH is down to the final 3 tables.

Event #11 $300 NLH Ladies Final Table Reached

The final table has been reached in Event #11 $300 NLH Ladies.

Final 4 tables reached

The field has been narrowed to the final 36 players, so the tournament staff are breaking a table and players are filling in the empty seats.  There are now four remaining tables in play.

Blinds have also just been increased to 800/1,600 with a 200 ante.

Event #12 $1,650 Prize Pool & Payouts

There were a total of 119 entrants in Event #12 $1,650 NLH, creating a prize pool of $178,500.  The top 15 players will make the money.  Here are the full payouts:

1st Place: $46,403
2nd Place: $30,301
3rd Place: $20,258
4th Place: $15,063
5th Place: $11,428
6th Place: $9,350
7th Place: $7,618
8th Place: $6,060
9th Place: $4,851
10th-12th Place: $3,809
13th-15th Place: $3,462

Je Wook Oh has been eliminated

On a [7d][4c][9s][5d] board, Je Wook Oh moved all in and his opponent tanked for over a minute.  He eventually made the call, and showed [8s][6c] for the nuts, raising the eyebrows of tablemate Nick Palma.

Je Wook turned over pocket queens and was drawing dead, and the [Qs] hit the river just for spite.  The dealer counted the stacks down and it was determined that Je Wook was slightly outchipped, and he will be eliminated.

For the next few hands, the table discussed the tank with the nuts, and Je Wook's opponent explained he wanted to make sure he didn't misread his hand as he was tired.  "In the morning, I would have snap called."

Event #12 $300 NLH Ladies is on the bubble

There are 13 players left in Event #12 $300 NLH Ladies and they are now hand for hand as they approach the money bubble.  The ladies are all smiles as it appears they made a deal to pay the bubble.  They will play down to a winner tonight.

Break time

The field has been trimmed to 48 players from the original 119 entrants, and they are now on a 10 minute break.  Blinds will be 600/1,200 when players return.  Still in the hunt are many notables, including Nick Palma, Tarun G., Mike Nye, Tom Dobrilovic, and Je Wook Oh.

Big stacks after dinner break

Cards are back in the air

Cards are back in the air in Event #12 $1,650 NLH.  Levels will now last 50 minutes for the duration of the tournament, and the field will play 6 more levels today before bagging up for the night.

You can watch our live feature table with Tom Dobrilovic in the 2 seat, Je Wook Oh in the 3 seat, and Mike Nye in the 6 seat at www.FoxwoodsLive.com.

Dinner break

The 64 remaining players are now on their one hour dinner break. Play will resume at approximately 7:30pm EST when the blinds will be 400/800 with a 100 ante.

Level 8 chip count

We're midway through level 8, which is 250/500 blinds with a 75 ante.  Here are updated chip counts from around the room:

Tarun G.  - 27,250
Je Wook Oh - 26,300
Mike Nye - 25,100
Tom Dobrilovic - 24,400
Mark Dube - 22,825
David Stefanski - 20,000
Nick Palma - 17,700

Event #11 $300 NLH Ladies Prize Pool & Payouts

There were a total of 110 entries in Event #11 $300 NLH Ladies, creating a prize pool of $28,600.  The top 12 players will be in the money.  Here are the full payouts:

1st Place: $7,768
2nd Place: $5,243
3rd Place: $3,441
4th Place: $2,580
5th Place: $1,941
6th Place; $1,554
7th Place: $1,276
8th Place: $1,027
9th Place: $833
10th-12th Place: $693

Players are now on break

71 players remain from a total of 99 entrants in Event #12 $1,650 NLH, and they are now on their second break of the day.  Registration is still open until the end of the next break.  When the field returns, blinds will be 200/400 with a 50 ante.  

Event #12 $1,650 NLH is Under Way

Cards will be in the air for Event #12 $1,650 NLH.  This tournament has a $150,000 Guarantee and features 25,000 in starting chips.  The first nine levels will be 40 minute levels, and then after they will be 50 minute levels for the rest of the tournament.  A full structure is available here.

You can watch the feature table by going to www.FoxwoodsLive.com.

Event #11 $300 NLH Ladies is Under Way

Cards are in the air in Event #11 $300 NLH Ladies.  This tournament features 15,000 in starting chips and 30 minute blinds.  A full structure is available here.

At 12pm, cards will be in the air for Event #12 $1,650 NLH.  This tournament has a $150,000 Guarantee and features 25,000 in starting chips.  The first nine levels will be 40 minute levels, and then after they will be 50 minute levels for the rest of the tournament.  A full structure is available here.

October 2014 - World Poker Finals - Event #8 - $300 NLH - Final Results

Place	Name	Prize
1	John Ruddy, Bronx, NY	$5,000
2	Timothy McInerney, Grafton, MA	$4,181
3	Stephen Friedrich, Tolland, CT	$4,181
4	Meng Lu, Waltham, MA	$2,076
5	Helen Balcom, Framingham, MA	$1,575
6	Anthony Magistrale, Danbury, CT	$1,288
7	Juan Rivera, Revere, MA	$1,050
8	Robert Barrett, Bedford, MA	$835
9	Keith Ogren, Harrison, NY	$671
10	Kearns Julien, Brooklyn, NY	$524
11	James Falardeau, Tewksbury, MA	$524
12	Allen Manzo, Peabody, MA	$524
13	Peter Everett, Fairfield, CT	$477
14	Paul Cioffi, Methuen, MA	$477
15	Derrick Linnane, Lynn, MA	$477

October 2014 - World Poker Finals - Event #8 - $300 NLH - Final Results

Place	Name	Prize
1	Michael Shea, Drury, MA	$30,939
2	Nicholas Palma, Bronx, NY	$19,556
3	Sotitios Tsiantoulas, Medford, MA	$13,570
4	Giedrius Bagdonas, Bristol, CT	$10,137
5	Brendan Wiley, Danvers, MA	$7,583
6	Michael O’Grady, Wilton, CT	$6,067
7	Linsford Geddes, Randolph, MA	$5,028
8	Brett Brucaleri, Saint James, NY	$3,911
9	Dennis Wilber, Patchogue, NY	$3,070
10	Richard Buttrick, South Dennis, MA	$2,219
11	Soukha Kachittavong, Woonsocket, RI	$2,219
12	John Ferlazzo, Scarsdale, NY	$2,219
13	James Clark, Brockton, MA	$1,803
14	Andrew Oliver-Rudis, Storrs Mansfield, CT	$1,803
15	Jason Calnan, Revere, MA	$1,803
16	Ryan O’Neill, Easthampton, MA	$1,548
17	Paul Avilla, Westport, MA	$1,548
18	Christian Hughes, Weston, MA	$1,548
19	Alexander Peterson, Greenwich, CT	$1,356
20	Matthew Cervone, N. Merrick, NY	$1,356
21	Kimberley Maslowski, Warwick, RI	$1,356
22	Kareem Marshall, Cambridge, MA	$1,213
23	Nicholas McDonald, Dudley, MA	$1,213
24	Maurice Paradis, Jewett City, CT	$1,213
25	John Caputo, East Haven, CT	$1,069
26	Michael Bagdasarov, Watertown, MA	$1,069
27	Mohd Eid, Attleboro, MA	$1,069
28	Justin Cimalore, Westerly, RI	$925
29	William Cunningham, Norwich, CT	$925
30	Christopher Chan, Boston, MA	$925
31	Vito Masi, Troy, NY	$925
32	Dragan Lazarevic, South Burlington, VT	$925
33	Jeremy Costa, Lithonia, GA	$925
34	Spiro Mitrokostas, West Yarmouth, MA	$925
35	Steven Rodriguez, Staten Island, NY	$925
36	Jeremy Joel Perez, Bronx, NY	$925
37	Carrie Gardner, Revere, MA	$798
38	Md-Sayad Hossain, West Haven, CT	$798
39	Isaac Isayev, Brooklyn, NY	$798
40	Richard Zisk, Middletown, CT	$798
41	Louis Ciccotto, Seaford, NY	$798
42	Frank Walden, Briarwood, NY	$798
43	Richard Diotalevi, Milford, MA	$798
44	Robert Campion, Stony Brook, NY	$798
45	Jeffrey Miller, New Vernon, NJ	$798
46	Kevin Kernan, Warwick, RI	$686
47	Michael Fiumefreddo, Larchmont, NY	$686
48	Michael Cerreto, New London, CT	$686
49	David Walluck, Oakville, CT	$686
50	Troy Balisciano, Middletown, CT	$686
51	Damon Jimenez, Cranston, RI	$686
52	Jeffrey Saunders, Chestnut Hill, MA	$686
53	Edward Linnell, Kingston, NH	$686
54	Duane Felix, New Rochelle, NY	$686
55	JeWook Oh, Fresh Meadows, NY	$606
56	J. L. Carrafa, Burlington, CT	$606
57	Angel Quiles, New Britain, CT	$606
58	Ray Lin, Elmhurst, NY	$606
59	Bachir Sakr, Providence, RI	$606
50	David Chaves, Taunton, MA	$606
61	Bradley Manter, Quincy, MA	$606
62	Tarek Abou-Assali, Wellesley Hills, MA	$606
63	Christopher Buckle, Winchester, NH	$606
64	Nancy O’Neill, Merrimac, MA	$558
65	William Abbott, Oakville, CT	$558
66	Daniel Ouellet, Saco, ME	$558
67	Anthony Arias, Salem, NH	$558
68	John O. Matson, Hope Valley, RI	$558
69	Gerald Aiello, Winchester, MA	$558
70	Keith Ellis, Haverhill, MA	$558
71	Douglas Drexel, Providence, RI	$558
72	Martin Sirkin, Sharon, MA	$558

1st Place: Michael Shea ($30,939)

After starting heads up as the shorter stack, Michael Shea made a comeback to have Nick outchipped.  Nick doubled through him once, but that was the only time.  On the final hand of play, Michael flopped the nut flush with [As][2s].  The two players made it all the way to the river, when Nick checked and Michael moved all in.  Nick talked it out out loud and said Michael could only have flopped a flush the way he played his hand.  In the end, Nick called all in and was indeed shown the nut flush.  Nick mucked, and Michael Shea will win the tournament.  He will collect $30,939 along with the World Poker Finals trophy and watch.  Congratulations, Michael!

2nd Place: Nick Palma ($19,556)

Michael Shea doubles through Nick Palma, and then gives the chips back

We saw two big hands since Michael Shea and Nick Palma got heads up, and each player doubled through the other.

On the first hand, Nick Palma 3-bet and Michael made the call to see a [6d][Ks][2s] flop.  Michael check called a bet from Nick, and on the [8d] turn Michael was all in against Nick.  Michael had flopped top pair with [Kc][Jh], but Nick had outs with his [As][Qs].  The [Qd] hit the river to miss Nick's flush draw and overcard, and Michael will double up.

A few hands later, Michael opened the button and Nick moved all in.  Michael decided he was priced in and called with [8c][7s] but was in pretty bad shape against Nick's [Js][Jh].  The [2d][Td][6c] gave Michael a gut shot, and the [8d] turn gave him extra outs to hit two pair.  But the [2s] hit the river to double up the birthday boy.

3rd Place: Sotirios Tsiantoulas ($13,570)

Sotirios Tsiantoulas was all in from the button and Michael Shea called all in for less.  Sotirios was in bad shape with [5s][5d] against Michael's [9d][9c].  Sotirios failed to produce a five on the [Qd][Qc][4c][Ks][2c] board, and he was crippled down to just a few chips.

He was forced all in on the big blind, and Nick Palma limped the button and Michael Shea completed his small blind.  The two live players saw a [2c][4d][Jc] flop, and action went check check.  The [7c] saw Michael check-fold to Nick's bet, and Nick revealed the [Qc][4c] for a turned flush.  Sotirious squeezed his cards for the first time and tabled [Tc][6h].  He was drawing dead and will exit the tournament in 3rd place, good for $13,570.

4th Place: Giedrius Bagdonas ($10,173)

Giedrius Bagdonas moved all in from the button and was snap called from Nick Palma in the big blind.  Nick tabled [Ad][Qh] and Giedrius turned up [Kh][8s] proclaiming, "At least I'm live."  The [8d][Kd][Ah] gave Giedrius two pair, but Nick had a draw to a better two pair or trips.  The [4d] opened up even more outs for Nick as he could catch a diamond to make a flush.  The [5d] river gave Nick the nut flush, sending Giedrius to the rail in 4th place.  He will collect $10,173 for his efforts.

Michael Shea doubles up

Only a few hands after losing a flip with pocket nines, Michael Shea showed up with the same hand.  His [9s][9c] had Nick Palma's [Qd][9d] dominated, but the [Th][Jd][4s] flop gave him a bit of a sweat.  The [2c] turn changed nothing, and the [Ah] river gave Michael the winning hand.  He doubles up to 1,700,000.

Sotirios Tsiantoulas doubles through Michael Shea

Michael Shea raise preflop and Sotirios Tsiantoulas moved all in.  Michael made the call and revealed the [9s][9d] which was racing against Sotirious's [Ah][Qs].  The [6d][7c][As] flop paired Sotirios, and the [4s] turn and [4d] river kept the aces in front.  Sotirios now sits on 2,100,000.

Chip counts at the break

The final four are on a 15 minute break.  Here are updated chip counts in seat order:

Michael Shea - 2,190,000
Giedrius Bagdonas - 2,840,000
Sotirios Tsiantoulas - 1,295,000
Nick Palma - 3,165,000

5th Place: Brendan Wiley ($7,583)

From under the gun, Giedrius Bagdonas raised before Brendan Wiley moved all in on the button.  Action folde back to Giedrius who said, "This is a bad call, I call."  It indeed turned out to be a bad call as Giedrius's [As][9s] was dominated by Brendan's [Ah][Ts].  The worst hand once again came from behind as the dealer spread the [Qd][9c][Qc] flop, putting Giedrius in front.  Brendan would need a ten, but he failed to find it on the [6s] turn and [Kc] river.  That beat will send Brendan to the rail in 5th place, good for $7,583.

6th Place: Mike O'Grady ($6,067)

Mike O'Grady moved all in after a raise by Nick Palma.  Nick was priced in and made the call with [Jc][Tc], but was only 19% to win against Mike's [Kd][Kc].  The [3c][7d][Qh] flop was as safe as it could be for Mike, but the [9c] turn spelled disaster for him.  Now Nick had 14 outs to a flush or a straight.  As it it's Nick's birthday, he was gifted the [8c] on the river to give him the winning flush.  Mike will be eliminated in 6th place and will collect $6,067 for his efforts.

7th Place: Linsford Geddes ($5,028)

Michael Shea raised under the gun and action folded around to Linsford Geddes in the small blind who moved all in.  Nick Palma folded the big blind and Michael made the call.

Linsford [As][Qd]
Michael [Kh][Kc]

As Lisnford said, it was a cooler, and he would need to catch an ace to survive.  It was not to be as the board fell [4d][Js][5c][7s][Ts], sending Linsford to the rail in 7th place.  He will collect $5,028 for his efforts.

Mike O'Grady doubles through Giedrius Bagdonas

Mike O'Grady moved all in preflop from the button and Giedrius Bagdonas moved all in over the top from the small blind.  In the big blind, Sotirios Tsiantoulas thought about it but eventually folded.  Mike would need a bit of luck as he held [Jc][8h] to Giedrius's [Ac][5s].  He found that luck on the [Th][Jh][7s] flop, and the [Js] left Giedrius drawing dead.  The meaningless [Ts] fell on the river to give Mike the doubleup.  He now sits on 700,000.

8th Place: Brett Brucaleri ($3,911)

Brett Brucaleri effectively moved all in from early position and Nick Palma called from the big blind, having him slightly covered.  Brett had ace nine and was in bad shape against Nick's ace queen.  No nine came, and Brett will finish this tournament in 8th place, good for $3,911.

9th Place: Dennis Wilber ($3,070)

Dennis Wilber (black sweater) is eliminated

Dennis Wilber was once again all in against Brendan Wiley, but this time Dennis wasn't a 50/50 to win.  Dennis held the [Ks][5s] against Brendan's [Ts][Td], but couldn't find a suckout as the board ran out [8c][4s][9h][Qd][As].  Dennis will collect $3,070 for his 9th place finish here today.

Mike O'Grady doubles up, Linsford Geddes peanalized

Mike O'Grady moved all in preflop and Giedrius Bagdonas made call directly to his left.  Action folded around to Linsford Geddes in the big blind who didn't realize Giedrius had called.  Linsford made the call and accidentally exposed his hand, even though action was pending.

The flop fell [3s][Kd][Qd] and both Linsford and Giedrius checked.  The turn fell [4h], and Giedrius moved all in after Linsford checked.  Linsford mucked, and Giedrius revealed the [9h][9d].  Mike was all in with [Kc][5s], so he would triple up if he could dodge a nine on the river.  The river was the [Th], and Mike would survive.

After the hand, it was ruled that Linsford would receive a one round penalty for exposing his hand with action pending.

Dennis Wilber doubles through Brendan Wiley

Two hands in a row we saw a coin flip, this time with Dennis Wilber all in holding [5s][5h] against Brendan Wiley's [As][Qs].  Again the pocket pair held up when the board ran out [9h][7d][Jc][2s][Js].  Dennis now sits on 575,000.

10th Place: Rick Buttrick ($2,219)

On the first hand back from dinner break, Sotirios Tsiantoulas opened for a raise preflop before Rick Buttrick moved all in.  Sotirios made the call with [8d][8c], and Rick was flipping with his [Ad][Ks].  The board ran out [5s][2s][6h][6d][3c] to keep the eights in front, sending Rick to the rail in 10th place.  He will earn $2,219 for his efforts.

Final Table Chip Counts & Seating Assignments

Seat 1: Michael Shea - 1,815,000
Seat 2: Brett Brucaleri - 180,000
Seat 3: Mike O'Grady - 430,000
Seat 4: Giedrius Bagdonas - 1,015,000
Seat 5: Sotirios Tsiantoulas - 1,160,000
Seat 6: Dennis Wilber - 265,000
Seat 7: Brendan Wiley - 850,000
Seat 8: Linsford Geddes - 1,990,000
Seat 9: Nick Palma - 515,000
Seat 10: Rick Buttrick - 245,000

Here are the prizes remaining to play for:

1st Place: $30,939
2nd Place: $19,556
3rd Place: $13,570
4th Place: $10,173
5th Place: $7,583
6th Place: $6,067
7th Place: $5,028
8th Place: $3,911
9th Place: $3,070
10th Place: $2,219

Final table reached

With the elimination of our 11th place finisher, the final table in Event #8 $300 NLH has been reached.  Players are redrawing for seats at the final table and are taking their 45  dinner break.  Play will resume at approximately 8:15pm EST, and they will finish out the final 15 minutes of 25,000/50,000 blinds with a 5,000 ante.

Three way all in

We saw a three way all in confrontation happen on the feature table.  It was [Kd][Kc] vs. [Qs][Qh] vs. [8s][8h].  The [Ac][4d][7c] kept the kings in front, but the turn changed things a bit when it fell [5c].  Now the [Qc] and the [8c] were no longer outs, but the eights picked up a gutshot straight draw.  The river was a blank, and the player with kings tripled up, while we lost one player.

Final 2 tables reached

Alex Peterson has been eliminated when his ace-queen lost a race to pocket sixes.  He will be our 19th place finisher, and the final 18 are taking a five minute break while the tournament staff sets up to redraw them to the final two tables.

Final 3 tables reached

The final 3 tables have been reached in Event #8 $300 NLH.  Still in the hunt are birthday boy Nick Palma, Alex Peterson, and Fred Paradis, among others.

Players are now in the money

With the elimination of our 73rd place finisher, the remaining 72 players are now in the money.  All players are guaranteed $558.

Day 2 is Under Way

Cards are in the air for Day 2 of Event #8 $300 NLH.  There were a total of 633 entrants for this event over the four starting flights and the remaining 121 players combine today into a single field.  The top 72 players will be in the money, and first place is $30,939.  Watch our feature table at www.FoxwodsLive.com as we play to a winnner today.

October 2014 - Foxwoods World Poker Finals - Event #8 - $300 NLH - Returning Players

Table-Seat	Name	Chip Count
8-9	O'Grady, Mike	274,500
12-6	Drexel, Douglas	236,100
14-2	Gardner, Carrie	200,000
9-6	Hossain, Md-Sayad	198,500
10-3	Bagdonas, Giedrius	189,900
3-8	Spanos, Michael	183,500
9-2	Marshall, Kareem	176,000
4-1	Paradis, Fred	165,900
14-3	Clark, Jimmy	164,000
12-1	Shea, Michael	164,000
4-4	Bagdasarov, Michael	163,000
1-5	Chan, Christopher	157,500
1-3	Arias, Anthony	156,500
3-3	Manter, Brad	146,500
8-3	Calnan, Jason	146,000
12-7	Ciccotto, Louis	141,000
13-2	Grzywaczewski, Brian	138,000
7-4	Smith, Christopher	134,500
13-5	Maslowski, Kimberly	127,500
11-6	Buttrick, Rick	124,500
4-9	Lazarevic, Dragan	124,500
13-1	Brucaleri, Brett	118,500
3-4	Campion, Robert	111,000
8-8	Rodriguez, Steven	107,500
5-2	Lin, Ray	106,300
12-8	Kachittavong, Soukha	106,000
2-2	Buckle, Chris	103,500
11-2	Abou-Assali, Tarek	101,500
2-1	Mitrokostas, Spiro	100,600
11-5	Avilla, Paul	100,400
6-5	McDonald, Nicholas	99,000
14-9	Wilber, Dennis	96,000
2-4	Costa, Jeremy	95,500
1-6	Cimalore, Justin	95,000
3-5	Perez, Jeremy	94,700
3-2	Magistrale, Anthony	92,000
5-5	O'Neill, Nancy	91,000
11-4	Lahey, Tim	90,500
7-2	Chaves, David	90,100
12-3	Tsiantoulas, Sotirios	88,000
1-2	Jimenez, Damon	87,800
10-6	Ouellet, Daniel	87,100
11-1	Russell, Kevin	86,500
7-9	Walluck, David	86,100
4-5	Sakr, Bachir	86,000
11-9	Zisk, Richard	85,000
10-5	Eid, Mohd	80,600
1-4	O'Neill, Ryan	77,900
9-7	Awalt, Mark	77,500
13-9	Ellis, Keith	76,500
4-3	Guzzardi, Michael	75,300
8-4	Masi, Vito	74,600
10-9	Oliver-Rudis, Andrew	74,500
10-4	Bowley, Kent	72,000
3-9	Hughes, Chris	72,000
14-7	Butcher, Thomas	71,500
12-4	Wiley, Brendan	71,500
14-8	Lawler, Tom	71,000
12-9	Rioux, Robert	70,500
3-7	Cervone, Matthew	70,000
5-1	Cunningham, William	66,400
13-6	Linnell, Eddie	66,000
7-6	Donnelly, Patrick	63,100
9-8	Walden, Frank	62,100
1-1	Peterson, Alex	61,300
13-8	Geddes, Linsford	60,500
13-7	Isayev, Isaac	60,500
14-4	Saunders, Jeffrey	60,500
4-6	Fraser, Kevin	59,000
5-8	Carey, Kyle	57,600
9-5	Veiga, Brian	57,200
2-3	Sirkin, Marty	56,800
1-9	Felix, Duane	56,600
8-1	Matson, John O.	56,600
6-8	Jigarjian, Michael	56,000
9-3	Mozzicato, Robert	53,300
2-7	Oh, JeWook	53,200
14-6	Balisciano, Troy	53,000
4-7	Galavotti, Aaron	51,700
8-6	Seyal, Waqas	50,600
11-8	McAvoy, Jason	49,400
6-1	McClure, James	48,100
12-5	Abbott, Will	47,700
4-2	Quiles, Angel	46,500
7-1	Diotalevi, Richard	45,500
5-7	Kernan, Kevin	45,300
7-3	Miller, Jeffrey	44,500
2-9	Aiello, Gerald	44,200
7-7	Fiumefreddo, Michael	44,200
10-1	Lohr, Donald	42,500
13-4	Epstein, Mark	41,500
6-2	Chase, Rose	41,000
6-3	Penza, Thomas	41,000
6-6	Forte, David	40,500
10-7	Murphy, Steven	40,300
14-5	Rinas, Leonard	40,000
9-9	Williams, Michael	39,500
3-6	Luty, David	39,400
2-6	Witham, Matthew	38,500
5-3	Ribeiro, Ed	35,500
4-8	Carrafa, J.L.	34,300
1-7	Skinner, Bob	34,000
10-8	Hall, William	33,500
6-4	Pura, John	33,000
5-6	Martin, Ryan	32,800
2-5	Foxen, William	32,100
8-7	Hurd, Brendan	32,000
11-7	Beier, Matthew	30,000
10-2	Vitorino, Michael	29,600
9-4	Ferlazzo, John	29,500
7-5	Martin, Mark	29,200
6-9	Candanoza, Carlos	27,800
8-2	Cerreto, Michael	25,000
1-8	Jenks, Andy	23,500
12-2	Giacalone, Tony	22,500
8-5	Cervone, Mike	22,300
5-4	Shanks, Jeff	21,600
9-1	Cannata, Gaetano	20,100
14-1	Caputo, John	15,000
3-1	Hart, John	13,700
7-8	Schinco, Frank	9,000