11th Place: Aaron Smith ($4,699)

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12th Place: Ken Frey ($4,699)

Ken Frey and Marty Gorenc tangled in a pot where they both got their chips in preflop. Ken's [Td][Tc] were behind Marty's [Qh][Qd], and the [5c][3s][8d][4h][As] board changed nothing. The stacks were counted down, and Ken was left with just a few chips.

He got the last of his chips in a few hands later with pocket deuces, which were counterfitted by Ralph Macri's queen jack on a double paired board. Ken will exit this tournament in 12th place, good for $4,699.

13th Place: Ted Driscoll ($4,204)

On a [9s][6s][4h][5h] board, Welther Marmol bet 80,000 before Ted Driscoll moved all. Welther made the call, and both players were really close in chips we weren't sure who was all in. Welther had a straight and flush draw with his [Ah][3h] and Ted turned over [As][Td] for ace high, but the best hand. The river landed the [7d] to give Welther a straight, and the stacks were counted down. Welther had Ted slightly covered, so Ted will exit this tournament in 13th place, good for $4,204.

14th Place: Todd Rebello ($4,204)

At 4,000/8,000 blinds, Todd Rebello was all in from the button for 66,000. Ted Driscoll made the call from the big blind, and it was a race with Todd's [Js][Td] against Ted's [6h][6c]. It wasn't a race for long as the flop fell [8c][8s][6d], giving Ted a full house. Todd could only winning with running cards, and the [9s] wasn't one of them. The meaningless [2d] hit the river to eliminate Todd in 14th place, good for $4,204.

Je Wook Oh wins one with a straight

The board read [4d][5c][6h][3h][Ts] and Je Wook Oh bet 69,000, putting Todd Rebello in the tank. Todd thought it over and eventually called, mucking his hand when Je Wook showed him [7d][6d] for a turned straight. Je Wook increased his stack to 550,000 after that hand.

15th Place: Michael Orgettas ($4,204)

Michael Orgettas has been eliminated when his [Kh][Jh] was unable to improve against his opponent's [As][8c]. The board ran out [Ts][7s][3h][Ac][9d], and Michael will head to the rail in 15th place, good for $4,204.

16th Place: Brad St. Vincent ($3,657)

Brad St. Vincent has been eliminated when his king ten was unable to improve against Ralph Macri's ace seven. Ralph made a straight by the river to send Brad to the rail in 16th place. He will collect $3,657 for his efforts.

17th Place: James Capmbell ($3,957)

James Campbell has been eliminated when his ace six ran into his opponent's pocket seven. James was unable to improve, and he will be sent to the rail in 17th place. He will collect $3,957 for his efforts.

18th Place: William Dang ($3,957)

William Dang has been eliminated in 18th place when his ace queen failed to improve against his opponent's pocket eights. He will take home $3,957 for his efforts.

Final two table seating chart

Table 1:
Seat 1: Michael Orgettas
Seat 2: Dominik Pelli
Seat 3: Je Wook Oh
Seat 4: James Capmbell
Seat 5: Todd Rebllo
Seat 6: Welther Marmol
Seat 7: Ted Driscoll
Seat 8: Matt Wantman
Seat 9: Peter Everett

Table 2:
Seat 1: Marty Gorenc
Seat 2: Kevin Lynch
Seat 3: Ralph Massey
Seat 4: Ralph Macri
Seat 5: William Dang
Seat 6: Brad St. Vincent
Seat 7: Aaron Smith
Seat 8: Jonathan Lewis
Seat 9: Ken Frey

Players are now in the money

Dave Stefanski was effectively all in preflop from early position and action folded around to Ken Frey in the big blind who made the call. It was Dave's [Kh][Jc] against Ken's [Ah][Qc]. The board ran out [7c][9s][6h][3s][3c] to keep Ken's ace high in front, and Dave will the unfortunate Bubble Boy.

The remaining 18 players are now in the money, with a guaranteed $3,957 payday. The clock has been paused while the tournament staff redraws the players into the final 2 tables. Play will resume shortly.

Chip counts at dinner break

Matt Wantman leads the field going to dinner break

Table 1
Seat 1: Dave Stefanski - 131,000
Seat 2: -empty-
Seat 3: Kevin Lynch - 300,000
Seat 4: Welther Marmol - 75,000
Seat 5: -empty-
Seat 6: Ralph Macri - 575,000
Seat 7: -empty-
Seat 8: Ken Frey - 462,000
Seat 9: Ted Driscoll - 367,000

Table 2
Seat 1: Michael Orgettas - 54,000
Seat 2: Todd Rebello - 249,000
Seat 3: Ralph Massey - 106,000
Seat 4: James Capmbell - 68,000
Seat 5: Dominik Pelli - 268,000
Seat 6: -empty-
Seat 7: William Dang - 77,000
Seat 8: -empty-
Seat 9: Je Wook Oh - 464,000

Table 3
Seat 1: Matt Wantman - 843,000
Seat 2: -empty-
Seat 3: Peter Everett - 358,000
Seat 4: 207,000
Seat 5: 156,000
Seat 6: -empty-
Seat 7: -empty-
Seat 8: Brad St. Vincent - 116,000
Seat 9: Aaron Smith - 188,000

Players are on dinner break

Because play was hand-for-hand, 10 minutes was added to the clock. The extra time was not enough to burst the bubble, so the 19 remaining players are now on a 1 hour dinner break. When play resumes, blinds will be 3,000/6,000 with a 1,000 ante, and hand-for-hand play will continue.

Play is now hand for hand

With the elimination of James Frangoulidis in 19th place, Event #10 $1,650 Championship is now hand-for-hand. The next player out will be the Bubble Boy, while the remaining 18 will be guaranteed at least a $3,957 payday.

Ralph Macri spikes a 2-outer to knock one out

At 2,500/5,000 blinds, Dave Stefanski raised to 12,000 and James Frangoulidis called on the button. Ralph Macri reraised to 37,500 from the small blind and both Dave and James made the call after some thought. The flop fell [Jh][9d][4d] and Ralph moved all in, putting Dave deep into the tank. After a few minutes of thought, he folded, and James right behind him snap-called. Ralph had been outflopped as James had flopped top set with [Js][Jd] against Ralph's [Ad][Ac]. James was the one all in, and he didn't like the [Ah] that hit on the turn. Needing the case jack to survive, the dealer delivered the [Qc] on the river. James will be our 20th place finisher and Ralph will increase his stack to 560,000.

Matthew Wantman takes the chip lead with a huge pot

A player raised in early position and Matt Wantman called from the button. The big blind came along as well to see a [3d][Qs][Tc] flop. The preflop raiser led for 14,000 and Matt raised to 32,000. Action folded back to the preflop raiser who put in a 3-bet to 75,000, which Matt just called. The turn was a [6d] and Matt's opponent instantly went all in. Matt called just as quick and tabled [Ts][Td]. It was a cooler as his opponent had [3h][3c]. Matt just needed to dodge one out, and when the river came the [6c], a massive stack was pushed over to Matt, who now sits on over 700,000.

Chris Tryba has been eliminated

We missed the hand, but we saw Chris Tryba exiting the tournament area. He has been eliminated in 22nd place, just shy of the money.

Chip counts at the break

Players are now on their second break of the day. Only 25 player remain, with 18 making the money. When players return, blinds will be 2,000/4,000 with a 500 ante. Here are chip counts for the entire field:

Table 1:
Seat 1: Dave Stefanski - 113,000
Seat 2: David Olshan - 23,900
Seat 3: Kevin Lynch - 207,000
Seat 4: Welther Marmol - 105,000
Seat 5: James Frangoulidis - 187,000
Seat 6: Ralph Macri - 339,000
Seat 7: Tony Akoury - 138,000
Seat 8: 432,000
Seat 9: Ted Driscoll - 336,000

Table 2
Seat 1: Michael Orgettas - 106,000
Seat 2: Todd Rebello - 229,5000
Seat 3: Ralph Massey - 101,500
Seat 4: James Capmbell - 171,000
Seat 5: Dominik Pelli - 117,500
Seat 6: -empty-
Seat 7: William Dang - 228,500
Seat 8: Ryan Stanhope - 114,500
Seat 9: Je Wook Oh -

Table 3
Seat 1: Matt Wantman - 440,000
Seat 2: Chris Tryba - 74,000
Seat 3: Peter Everett - 305,000
Seat 4: 229,000
Seat 5: 137,000
Seat 6: -empty-
Seat 7: 312,000
Seat 8: Brad St. Vincent - 172,500
Seat 9: Aaron Smith - 235,500

Final 3 tables

Georgia Fleger has been eliminated in 28th place when her [Ad][7d] was unable to overcome her opponent's ace queen. With her elimination, we are down to the final 27 players, so the entire field is being redrawn into the final 3 tables. Play will continue at 1,500/3,000 with a 500 ante once players are seated. We will attempt to get a full seat draw shortly. Here is a partial seat draw:

TABLE 1
Seat 1: Dave Stefanski
Seat 2: David Olshan
Seat 3:
Seat 4:
Seat 5:
Seat 6: Ralph Macri
Seat 7:
Seat 8:
Seat 9: Ted Driscoll

TABLE 2
Seat 1:
Seat 2: Todd Rebello
Seat 3: Ralph Massey
Seat 4: James Capmbell
Seat 5: Dominik Pelli
Seat 6: Peter Everett
Seat 7: William Dang
Seat 8:
Seat 9: Je Wook Oh

TABLE 3
Seat 1: Matt Wantman
Seat 2: Chris Tryba
Seat 3:
Seat 4:
Seat 5:
Seat 6:
Seat 7:
Seat 8:
Seat 9: Aaron Smith

Mike Nye has been eliminated

Mike Nye pushed the last of his chips in from the cutoff and was called by the small blind. Mike's [Kc][3c] was live against the small blind's [Ah][4c], but the [7h][6h][9h][5s][Th] board was no help for Mike, who will exit this tournament in 31st place.

Four tables remain

The field has been trimmed to 36 players, which means we're down to the final four tables.

Chip counts at the break

44 players remain in Event #10 $1,650 Championship, and they are now on a 15 minute break. When they return, blinds will be 1,200/2,400 with a 400 ante. The top 18 players will be in the money. Here are chip counts for notable players:

Je Wook Oh leads the chip counts

Je Wook Oh - 260,000
Dave Stefanski - 160,000

Matt Wantman - 154,500
Ralph Macri - 153,600
Chris Tryba - 149,500
William Dang - 120,000
Dominik Pelli - 115,000
David Harting - 96,800
Aaron Smith - 79,300
James Campbell - 78,000
Bryan Leskowitz - 64,600
Ralph Massey - 58,000
Fred Paradis - 50,400
Mike Nye - 35,300
Giuseppe Ruvolo - 23,000
Gerry Aiello - 6,000

Championship Event Day 2 is Under Way

Cards are back in the air for Day 2 of Event #10 $1,650 Championship. All remaining players from yesterday's Flights A & B have combined and will play 10 levels today.

You can watch the stream of the featured table at www.FoxwoodsLive.com.

Today's schedule

On today's schedule at the Foxwoods Mega Stack Challenge:

11am:
Event #11 $300 NLH Big Stack
$30,000 GUARANTEED
($260 Buy-in/$40 Entry fee)
“With Re-Entries”
Players start with 30,000 in non-value tournament chips.
Re-Entries are available through the end of registration.
Registration will remain open through the end of the 9th level.
Levels 1 - 25 will be played for 20 minutes.
Levels 26 & UP will be played for 30 minutes.
Full structure is available here.

12pm:
Day 2
Event #10 $1,650 NO LIMIT HOLD’EM CHAMPIONSHIP EVENT
$250,000 GUARANTEED
($1,500 Buy-in / $150 Entry fee)
“With Re-Entries”
Play will end after level 22 or Final Table which ever comes first.
Day 3 will start at Noon and will be played to completion.
Full structure is available here.

A full schedule for the series is available here.

Foxwoods April 2015 Mega Stack - Event #10 - $1,650 NLH Championship - Day 2 Returning Players

Table-Seat	Name	Chip Count
2-4	Wantman, Matthew	227,200
3-1	Olshan, David	200,400
7-4	Rebello, Todd	198,300
5-7	Gorenc, Marty	196,500
2-8	Petrucelli, Alex	180,800
1-4	Pidvysotski, Dmitri	167,400
3-7	Frangoulidis, James	156,300
7-3	Macri, Ralph	147,500
6-2	Lynch, Kevin	146,900
5-3	Everett, Peter	131,400
1-1	Oh, Je Wook	131,200
4-7	Harting, David	127,600
5-1	Ibrahim, Ramy	111,700
2-1	Paradis, Fred	108,500
7-1	Reinhardt, Jon	107,500
1-5	Akoury, Tony	102,200
2-5	St. Vincent, Brad	99,900
1-2	Marmol, Welther	95,600
7-2	Variyath, Samrish	95,400
1-3	Small, Neil	95,300
3-3	Handwerker, Michael	91,800
2-7	Awalt, Mark	89,800
6-3	Tryba, Chris	84,700
2-3	MacNeil, Chris	81,000
7-6	Nye, Mike	79,400
3-4	Smith, Aaron	76,200
2-6	Wing, Jeremy	76,000
6-5	Kuey, Natale	75,500
1-6	Abdel-Rahim, M.	75,000
4-1	Garrett, Rob	70,700
4-9	Foulkes, Ethan	68,800
7-5	Cooper, Andrew	68,700
6-1	Bills, Michael	66,400
6-7	Stanhope, Ryan	65,600
5-8	Rawlinson, Ken	64,700
7-9	Driscoll, Ted	64,200
2-9	Hick, Ray	63,600
1-7	Stefanski, David	61,200
7-8	Kluchman, David	57,300
4-3	Campbell, James	56,700
3-5	Felger, David	53,700
7-7	Massey, Aaron	53,200
5-4	Lewis, Jonathan	52,600
4-2	Caruso, Pasquale	50,900
5-5	Hukmani, Rohit	48,200
4-8	Pelli, Dominick	48,200
4-6	Dang, William	47,200
4-5	Campo, Peter	45,900
2-2	Frey, Ken	45,400
1-8	Kurtz, David	41,400
5-9	Orgettas, Michael	41,100
6-8	Ruvolo, Giuseppe	38,700
5-6	Okrah, Manny	38,100
3-8	Gulati, Tarun	37,500
3-6	Felger, Georgia	37,300
3-2	Jacoby, Doug	31,900
6-9	Lu, Meng	24,000
6-6	Massey, Ralph	21,900
3-9	Prasetyo, Aditya	20,700
4-4	Leskowitz, Bryan	20,200
5-2	DiPaoli, Matthew	18,600
6-4	Aiello, Gerald	18,400
1-9	Dong, Cheng	10,800

Event #10 Prize Pool & Payouts

There were a total of 170 entries in Event #10 $1,650 Championship, creating a $247,350 prize pool. The top 18 players will be in the money, with a mincash worth $3,957. Here are the full payouts:

1st Place: $64,311
2nd Place; $41,803
3rd Place: $27,703
4th Place: $20,777
5th Place: $15,831
6th Place: $12,862
7th Place: $10,389
8th Place: $8,409
9th Place: $6,685
10th-12th Place: $4,699
13th-15th Place: $4,204
16th-18th Place: $3,957

Three more hands

With 10 minutes left on the clock, the tournament staff has drawn a card. Three more hands will be played before Flight Bwill be complete for the night. The board reads 21 players remaining.

Chip counts in Level 12

Je Wook Oh - 101,000

James Campbell - 58,000

Gerry Aiello -  46,500

Allen Kessler - busted

Last level of the night

Play has begun in the last level of the night. Blinds are now 600/1,200 with a 200 ante. At the completion of this level all remaining players will bag up their chips for the night and return at 12pm to play Day 2.

Photos from Flight B

Flight B is now on their last break of the night. When they return, blinds will be 400/800 with a 100 ante. Here are some photos from the last few levels:

 

Photos from Flight A

Three more hands

With 10 minutes left on the clock, the tournament staff has drawn a card. Three more hands will be played before Flight A will be complete for the night. The board reads 45 players remaining.

Last level of the night

Level 12 has begun which is the last level of the night. Only 54 players remain from the staring field of 120 entrants in Flight A. Here are select chip counts for notable players:

Ralph Macri - 154,000
Mike Nye - 71,700
Dave Stefanski - 56,000
Fred Paradis - 49,000
Tarun G. -  36,700

Chris Tryba - 35,000

Players are on break

Players in Event #10 $1,650 NLH Championship Flight A are now on their first break of the day. Currently there are 88 entrants and 76 remain. Registration is open until the end of the 9th level. After the break, blinds will be 100/200.

YouTube Video: Event #9 $300 NLH Big Stack Final Table

Today's schedule

On today's schedule at the Foxwoods Mega Stack Challenge:

9am:
$200 Turbo Mega Super
($175 buy-in / $25 Entry fee)
“With Re-Entries”
(Win a $1,650 Entry)
Players start with 10,000 in non-value tournament chips.
Re-entries are available through the end of level 5.
At the end of level 5, players may purchase a Single or a Double add-on. Single $50 will receive 5,000 in chips. Double $100 will receive 10,000 in chips.
Full structure is available here.

11am:
Flight A
Event # 10 $1,650 NO LIMIT HOLD’EM CHAMPIONSHIP EVENT
$250,000 GUARANTEED
($1,500 Buy-in / $150 Entry fee)
“With Re-Entries”
 Players start with 30,000 in non-value tournament chips.
Re-entries will be available through the end of the 9th level.
Levels 1 - 12 will be played for 40 minutes.
Levels 13 & up will be played for 60 minutes.
Flights will end after level 12 or at T.D discretion.
This tournament is NOT a best stack forward. If you bag chips at the of any day/flight and them play in subsequent day/flight, your previous day/flight chips will automatically be forfeited.
Day 2 will start at Noon play will end after level 22 or Final Table which ever comes first.
Day 3 will start at Noon and will be played to completion.
Full structure is available here.

1pm:
$200 Tubo Mega Super
($175 buy-in / $25 Entry fee)
“With Re-Entries”
(Win a $1,650 Entry)
Players start with 10,000 in non-value tournament chips.
Re-entries are available through the end of level 5.
At the end of level 5, players may purchase a Single or a Double add-on. Single $50 will receive 5,000 in chips. Double $100 will receive 10,000 in chips.

Full structure is available here.

5pm:
Flight B
Event # 10 $1,650 NO LIMIT HOLD’EM CHAMPIONSHIP EVENT
$250,000 GUARANTEED
($1,500 Buy-in / $150 Entry fee)
“With Re-Entries”
 Players start with 30,000 in non-value tournament chips.
Re-entries will be available through the end of the 9th level.
Levels 1 - 12 will be played for 40 minutes.
Levels 13 & up will be played for 60 minutes.
Flights will end after level 12 or at T.D discretion.
This tournament is NOT a best stack forward. If you bag chips at the of any day/flight and them play in subsequent day/flight, your previous day/flight chips will automatically be forfeited.
Day 2 will start at Noon play will end after level 22 or Final Table which ever comes first.
Day 3 will start at Noon and will be played to completion.
Full structure is available here.

A full schedule for the series is available here.

Foxwoods April 2015 Mega Stack - Event #9 - $300 NLH Big Stack - Final Results

Place	Name	Prize
1	Anthony Hoskie, New Britain, CT	$8,633
2	Soukha Kachittavong, Woonsocket, RI	$7,762
3	Arthur Boulanger, Dover, NH	$5,300
4	Barry Rosenkranz, E. Longmeadow, MA	$3,368
5	Eduart Bajrami, South Boston, MA	$2,566
6	Ryan Sullivan, Modena, NY	$2,086
7	James Boynton, Lynn, MA	$1,684
8	Marty Gorenc, Port Orange, FL	$1,363
9	Matthew Senatore, Fairfield, CT	$1,089
10	Richard Villeneuve, Enfield, CT	$761
11	David Shimek, Salem, MA	$761
12	David Antinore, Stafford Springs, CT	$761
13	Kimberley Bisson, Kensington, CT	$681
14	Jeffrey Taitz, Somers, NY	$681
15	Alfred Hallal, Norwood, MA	$681
16	Jeffrey Higgins, Derry, NH	$641
17	Sean Malloy, Dorchester, MA	$641
18	Keith Trumbo, Cheshire, CT	$641

Foxwoods April 2015 Mega Stack - Event #8 - $230 PLO Hi/Lo - Final Results

Place	Name	Prize
1	Benjamin Moots , Warwick, RI	$970
2	Brian Siskin, Plainview, NY	$970
3	Thomas Westort, Ashland, MA	$970
4	Michael Brake, Lunenburg, MA	$970
5	Jon Andrescu, West Islip, NY	$970
6	Alexander Rowntree, Northfield, NH	$970
7	Marguerite Meyerson, Newburgh, NY	$970
8	Darren Chervitz, Bronx, NY	$970
9	Craig Seale, East Northport, NY	$970
10	John Dennehy, Needham, MA	$970

Foxwoods April 2015 Mega Stack - Event #7 - $230 NLH Bounty - Final Results

Place	Name	Prize
1	William Rosen, Northampton, MA	$3,867
2	Shamsuddin Karim, Quincy, MA	$2,000
3	Mark Freischlag, Greenwich, CT	$2,000
4	William Frederick, Methuen, MA	$2,000
5	Alexander Houle, Gorham, ME	$2,000
6	Daniel Swoszowski, Shelton, CT	$879
7	Paul Avilla, Westport, MA	$722
8	Jonathan Giordano, East Syracuse, NY	$580
9	Paul Stanechewski, Tampa, FL	$472
10	Ronald Derosa, Hull, MA	$392
11	Jacob Ostrander, Rochester, NY	$392
12	David Espinola, Dracut, MA	$392

1st Place: Anthony Hoskie ($8,633)

Both players were very close in chips when they got it all in. It was a coin flip with Anthony holding [As][Qs] against Soukha's [3h][3d]. The [6c][Ah][9h] flop favored Anthony, and no three appeared on the [8s] turn or [6d] river. The stacks were counted down, and Anthony had Soukha covered. He will win Event #9 $300 NLH Big Stack, the trophy, and the $8,533 first place prize. Congratulations, Anthony!

2nd Place: Soukha Kachittauong ($7,762)

Soukha Kachittauong doubles through Anthony Hoskie

On a [Qs][8d][Qd][4h] board, Anthony Hoskie was all in and Soukha Kachittauong made the call. Anthony held [Kh][Jc] and was drawing dead against Soukha's [Qc][6c]. The meaningless [8s] fell on the river to give Soukha the doubleup and the chip lead.

Here are heads up chip counts at the beginning of Level 30:

Anthony Hoskie - 2,800,000
Soukha Kachittauong - 1,400,000

3rd Place: Arthur Boulanger ($5,500)

Arthur Boulanger was all in preflop holding [Ah][Ks] and was in great shape to double up against Anthony Hoskie's [Ah][Jd]. When the flop fell [6d][3d][Jh], the roles were reversed and now Arthur was in great danger of being eliminated. The turn fell the [8c] and the river the [8h], and Arthur will exit the tournament in 3rd place, good for $5,500.

4th Place: Barry Rosenkranz ($3,368)

Barry Rosenkranz was all in preflop and was called by Anthony Hoskie. Barry's [Kd][9d] was about 40% against Anthony's [Ah][8s] going to the flop, and the [2c][Ts][5s] flop wasn't much help. The turn fell the [2s] and the river the [Jh] to eliminate Barry in 4th place. He will collect $3,368 for his efforts.

5th Place: Eduart Bajrami ($2,566)

The bad beats just keep on coming! Eduart Bajrami moved all in from the button and was called by Soukha Kachittauong in the big blind. Eduart held [Qd][Qc] and just had to dodge Soukha's [Js][8c]. The [Jc][Ad][4d] gave Soukha five outs, but the [3d] turn reduced him to three. The [8s] hit the river and the entire tabled erupted. Eduart could only shake his head and collect his $2,566 for his 5th place finish.

6th Place: Ryan Sullivan ($2,086)

Ryan Sullivan was all in and in great shape to double up with his [Ac][Kc] against Anthony Hoskie's [Kh][Jd]. Before the flop, Anthony exclaimed, "I'm dominated! Give me a jack!" The dealer obliged as he spread the [3s][Jh][8h] flop. Ryan was now looking for an ace, but he didn't find it on the [9c] turn or [8s] river. That beat will knock out Ryan in 6th place, and he will collect $2,086 for his efforts.

7th Place: James Boynton ($1,684)

James Boynton moved all in and was called by Eduart Bajrami. James's [Ks][Jd] was dominated by Eduart's [Kh][Qc], but the [7h][7s][2c] flop gave James some hope for a chop. The [8s] turn gave him some more outs, but the [4c] river left king-queen high in front. James will exit this tournament in 7th place, good for $1,684.

8th Place: Marty Gorenc ($1,363)

Marty Gorenc was all in from under the gun and action folded to Soukha Kachittauong. Soukha made the call and exposed his [As][Ad] before action had finish. The remaining players folded and Marty showed his [Ac][Jc], which would need a lot of help. The [Qs][6s][9s] left Marty drawing almost dead, but the [Jh] on the turn gave him a glimmer of hope. He could not find the [Jd] on the river, however, as it fell [Qh] instead. Marty will earn $1,363 for his 8th place finish, and Soukha will be on a one round penalty for exposing his hand with action pending.

9th Place: Matt Senator ($1,089)

Matt Senator pushed the last of his chips in from the small blind holding [Qh][2h] and was called by Ryan Sullivan in the big blind holding [Ac][3d]. Matt was live all the way to the river, but he failed to improve on a board reading [5c][9d][6d][7d][4h]. Ryan had rivered a straight to send Matt to the rail in 9th place, good for $1,089.