3rd Place: Brad St. Vincent ($24,561)

At 25,000/50,000 blinds with a 5,000 ante, Jay Kovoor-Chathoth raised to 110,000 on the button and Wayne Kaufmann folded his small blind. Brad St. Vincent moved all in from the big blind, and Jay made the call. Brad was in bad shape with his [Kc][Jh] against Jay's [As][Jd], and the [6s][3s][Ad] killed almost all of Brad's hope to survive. The [3c] turn meant Brad was drawing dead, and he was eliminated in 3rd place when the meaningless [Kh] hit the river. Brad will earn $24,561 for his efforts.

Today's schedule

Today is Day 6 of the World Series of Poker Circuit. This series features $1,000,000 in Guaranteed Prizes and awards 12 Gold Rings. Here's what's on today's schedule:

9am:
$60 NLH
Full structure is available here.

11am:
Event #7 $365 NLH
($310 Buy-in / $55 Entry fee)(Two Day Event)
Players start with 10,000 in non-value tournament chips.
Registration will remain open through the end of the 6th level (approximately 2:10pm).
Levels 1-12 will be 30 minutes. Remaining levels on Day 1 will be 40 minutes.
Day 2 levels will be 50 & 60 minutes.
There will be a 1 hour dinner break after Level 12 (approximately 5:20pm).
The day will conclude after Level 21 (approximately 12:40am).
Full structure is available here.

12:30pm:
Day 3 of Event #5 $580 NLH
$150,000 GUARANTEED
3 players remain, Wayne Kaufmann leads with 2,935,000.
Play will resume at Level 28 (25,000/50,000 blinds with a 5,000 ante).
Full structure is available here.

2pm:
$250 MEGA SUPER
($210 buy-in / $40 Entry fee
WIN AN ENTRY INTO EVENT #10 $1,675 NLH
Players start with 12,000 in non-value tournament chips.
Registration & Re-entries will be available through the end of the 6th level (approximately 4:00pm).
Full structure is available here.

6pm:
$160 NLH
Players start with 20,000 in non-value tournament chips.
Full structure is available here.

8:30pm:

$100 NLH Bounty
Full structure is available here.

A full series schedule is available here.

Roland Israelashvili has won Event #6

Roland Israelashvili has defeated Thomas Balla heads up to win Event #6 $580 Six-Max NLH. Roland will take home $12,485 and the World Series of Poker Circuit ring.

Entering heads up play, Thomas Balla had a chip lead over Roland, but Roland stole the chip lead away when he hit a lucky river to survive. Roland had a flush draw and got all in with one card to come against Thomas's trip fours. Roland hit a diamond to take over the chip lead. Not much later, Thomas was all in on an ace high flop holding ace-five but was in bad shape against Roland's [Ac][Jc]. No three outer came, and Thomas was eliminated in 2nd for $8,354.

ring-less. second place. not good enough. no excuses. pretty much freerolling Vegas now tho! #mrbrightside

— Thomas J. Balla (@ThomasJBalla) May 18, 2015

Event #5 has concluded for the night

Day 2 has come to a close for Event #5 $580 NLH. There was brief talk about continuing play, but the final three agreed to stop for the night and return at 12:30pm to play down to a winner. Here are the overnight chip counts for the final three, in seat order:

Wayne Kaufmann (button) - 2,935,000
Brad St. Vincent - 1,395,000
Jay Kovoor Chathoth - 1,695,000

Event #6 $580 Six-Max is now heads up

Event #6 $580 Six-Max NLH is now heads up. Thomas Balla holds the chip lead with 810,000 to Roland Israelashvili's 350,000. Here are the final table eliminations so far:

3rd Place: Kevin Balcom ($5,485)
4th Place: Michael Carusone ($4,338)
5th Place: Baruch Thaler ($3,282)
6th Place: Ralph Macri ($2,527)
7th Place: Gennadiy Kostrov ($1,881)

4th Place: Michael Savino ($18,231)

Wayne Kaufmann opened the pot before Michael Savino moved all in. Action folded back to Wayne who thought about it before calling. Michael exposed his [Qs][Qh], which was way in front of Wayne's [6d][6c]. The [4c][Jd][5c] changed nothing, but the [7s] gave Wayne an open ended straight draw to go with his pre-existing two outs. The [3d] river completed that straight, eliminating Michael in 4th place. He will earn $18,231 for his efforts.

Couldn't close it out. Finished 4th. My QQ couldn't beat 66 Aip. Flop 4 5 J turn 7 River 3. So sick #showers #ihatethisgame @FoxwoodsPoker

— Bronxpkrplyr (@bronxpkrplyr) May 18, 2015

Four handed chip counts at the break

The final four players are now on a ten minute break. When they return, blinds will be 15,000/30,000 with a 5,000 ante. Here are updated chip counts in seat order:

Wayne Kaufmann - 1,470,000
Michael Savino - 2,105,000
Brad St. Vincent - 595,000
Jay Kovoor-Chathoth - 1,855,000

5th Place: Bernard Mahar ($13,673)

Bernard Mahar was all in preflop holding [Ks][Kd] and was in great shape to double up against Jay Kovoor-Chathoth's [Kh][Qc]. As the flop fell [Tc][2h][Ac], Bernard said, "It's never easy," as Brad had picked up a gutshot to beat him. The [6c] turn gave Jay more outs to a flush, and the [8c] completed that flush. Bernard will exit this tournament in 5th place after that bad beat, earning $13,673 for his efforts.

6th Place: Sean Carlson ($10,432)

Sean Carlson moved all in from the button and Wayne Kaufmann made the call from the small blind. Michael Savino folded the big blind, and the two exposed their hands:

Sean [Ac][Th]
Wayne [9d][9c]

The board ran out a pure [Kc][2h][6s][7c][2s], and Sean will exit this tournament in 6th place. He will earn $10,432 for his efforts.

7th Place: Carlo Sciannameo ($8,103)

Carlo Sciannameo was all in preflop holding [Ad][8d] but had run into the [As][Ac] of Jay Kovoor-Chathoth. No miracles came on the [Kc][2h][3d][2c][Qc] board, and Carlo will exit this tournament in 7th place. He will earn $8,103 for his efforts.

8th Place: Phi Thanh Nguyen ($6,330)

Event #6 $580 Six-Max Unofficial final table reached

Event #6 $580 Six-Max NLH is down to the unofficial final table. Here are the seating assignments and chip counts for the final seven:

Seat 1: Kevin Balcom - 118,000
Seat 2: Baruch Thaler - 140,000
Seat 3: Ralph Macri - 162,500
Seat 4: Thomas Balla - 316,000
Seat 5: Gennadiy Kostrov - 35,000
Seat 6: Michael Carusone - 146,000
Seat 7: Roland Israelashvili - 175,000

Here are the prizes left to play for:

1st Place: $12,485
2nd Place: $8,354
3rd Place: $5,485
4th Place: $4,338
5th Place: $3,282
6th Place: $2,527
7th Place: $1,881

Here are the recent eliminations:

8th Place: Brian McDaniel ($1,881)
9th Place: John Brakatselos ($1,881)
10th Place: David Espinola ($1,262)
11th Place: Joshua Krasnecky ($1,262)
12th Place: William Powers ($1,262)

9th Place: Dustin Denzik ($5,064)

On a [Jd][9d][8d] flop, Dustin Denzik was all in holding [9c][8c] for bottom two pair against his opponent's [Jh][Td]. Even with the best hand, Dustin was only 35% to win as his opponent had so many outs. The [3c] turn made Dustin the favorite, but the [4d] river completed his opponent's flush. Dustin will exit this tournament in 9th place, good for $5,064.

10th Place: Bob Ricciuti ($4,077)

Bob Ricciuti was all in preflop holding [2s][2h] and was up against the [Ad][Kd] of Wayne Kaufmann. As the [7s][Kc][5d] flop hit, Bob got out of his chair. When the [Ac] hit the turn, Bob put his jacket on. By the time the [4d] hit the river, Bob was at the payout desk to collect his $4,077 for his 10th place finish.

Event #5 Unofficial final table reached

James Campbell has been eliminated in 11th place

With the elimination of James Campbell in 11th place, Event #5 $580 NLH has reached the final table. The clock has been paused mid-way through Level 23, and the final 10 players are taking their dinner break early. Play will resume at 9:15pm EDT. Here are chip counts and seating assignments:

Seat 1: Sean Carlson - 298,000
Seat 2: Phi Thanh Nguyen - 395,000
Seat 3: Wayne Kaufmann - 892,000
Seat 4: Bob Ricciuti - 312,000
Seat 5: Michael Savino - 982,000
Seat 6: Brad St. Vincent - 565,000
Seat 7: Jay Kovoor-Chathoth - 662,000
Seat 8: Carlo Sciannameo - 473,000
Seat 9: Bernard Mahar - 725,000
Seat 10: Dustin Denzik - 722,000

Here are the remaining prizes to be awarded:

1st Place: $54,445
2nd Place: $33,677
3rd Place: $24,561
4th Place: $18,231
5th Place: $13,673
6th Place: $10,432
7th Place: $8,103
8th Place: $6,330
9th Place: $5,064
10th Place: $4,077

Here are the recent eliminations:

11th Place: James Campbell ($4,077)
12th Place: Marvin Stuart ($4,077)
13th Place: Phillip Levine ($3,342)
14th Place: Ron Birmingham ($3,342)
15th Place: Terry Lawrence ($3,342)
16th Place: Adam Bertrand ($2,760)
17th Place: Andrew Lauer ($2,760)
18th Place: Daniel Kohan ($2,760)

Chip counts for final 16 players

Event #5 $580 NLH is now on break. When they return, blinds will be 6,000/12,000 with a 2,000 ante. Here are complete chip counts for the remaining field. We will try to fill in the missing names shortly.

TABLE 1
Seat 1: Phi Thanh Nguyen - 236,000
Seat 2: 185,000
Seat 3: Terry Lawrence - 179,000
Seat 4: Carlo Sciannameo - 626,000
Seat 5: -empty-
Seat 6: Bob Ricciuti - 280,000
Seat 7: 195,000
Seat 8: 136,000
Seat 9: 170,000

TABLE 2
Seat 1: Brad St. Vincent - 562,000
Seat 2: -empty-
Seat 3: 767,000
Seat 4: Bernard Mahar - 756,000
Seat 5: James Campbell - 259,000
Seat 6: 265,000
Seat 7: 603,000
Seat 8: Justin Gamache - 432,000
Seat 9: 380,000

Final two tables reached, recent eliminations

With the elimination of Jee-Joong Im in 19th place, the final two tables have been reached. The final 18 players are redrawing for seats at the final two tables, and play will continue shortly. Here are the recent eliminations:

19th Place: Jee-Joong Im ($2,330.00)
20th Place: David Stefanski ($2,330)
21th Place: Russell Green ($2,330)
22th Place: James Rubin ($1,975)
23th Place: Ed Maley ($1,975)
24th Place: Justin Gamache ($1,975)
25th Place: William Sotiropoulos ($1,696)
26th Place: Chanthou Chau ($1,696)
27th Place: Cheng Dong ($1,696)

15 remain on dinner break in Event #6

Event #6 $580 Six-Max NLH is on their one hour dinner break, and the field is down to 15 players remaining from a starting field of 91. Ralph Macri is among the final 15, looking for his first WSOP-C cash. The top 12 players pay.

Final three tables reached, recent eliminations

The following players have been recently eliminated. The final 27 are now being redrawn into the final three tables.

28th Place: Robert Corcione ($1,494)
29th Place: Muhammad Abdel-Rahim ($1,494)
30th Place: Sara Kopp ($1,494)
31st Place: Tarun G. ($1,317)
32nd Place: Timothy Ring ($1,317)
33rd Place: John Pura ($1,317)
34th Place: Mark Lieberman ($1,165)
35th Place: Rohan Singh ($1,165)
36th Place: Travis Brockney ($1,165)

Recent eliminations: 37th-45th Placce ($1,063)

The following players have been eliminated and will collect $1,063:

37th Place: Steven Brackesy
38th Place: John Caputo
39th Place: Charles Xue
40th Place: Richad Jordan
411st Place: Wanbo Li
42nd Place: Derrick Perry
43rd Place: Jimmy Nunez
44th Place: Robert Rinaldi
45th Place: Zach Daly

James Campbell leads final 37 in Event #5 $580 NLH

Only 37 players remain in Event #5 $580 NLH, and James Campbell has overtaken Bob Ricciuti for the chip lead. Brad St. Vincent is not far behind, and a few other players are over the 200,000 chip count mark. Here are select chip counts from the field:

James Campbell 305,000
Bob Ricciuti - 270,000
Brad St. Vincent - 245,000
Andrew Lauer - 182,000
David Stefanski - 180,000
Tarun G. 47,000

Recent eliminations: 46th-54th Place ($962)

The following players have been eliminated and will collect $962:

46th Place: James Connolly
47th Place: Dominick Pelli
48th Place: Robert Allain
49th Place: Anthony Harris
50th Place: Stephen Happas
51st Place: Dmitri Pidvysotski
52nd Place: Michael Bratovich
53rd Place: Barry Weprin
54th Place: Giuseppe Ruvolo

The bubble has burst in Event #5 $580 NLH

At 2,000/4,000 blinds with a 500 ante, James Campbell opened the hijack to 8,000. The small blind moved all in for 59,000 and James snap called after the big blind folded. It was a race as James held [Ac][Js] against the small blind's [6h][6d]. The flop brought some extra outs for James as it fell [8c][Td][Tc], and the [Qh] brought even more outs for James. The [Ks] hit the river to give James a runner-runner straight, eliminating his opponent. With that hand, the bubble has been burst, and the remaining 54 players are now in the money. They are all guaranteed a payday of $962.

Event #5 $580 NLH is now hand for hand

Event #5 $580 NLH is down to the final 55 players. The top 54 players will be in the money, so play is now hand for hand. The next player eliminated will be the bubble boy. We will attempt to bring you details on the bubble hand.

Event #6 $580 Six-Max NLH Prize Pool & Payouts

There were a total of 91 entries in Event #6 $580 Six-Max NLH, creating a $45,900 prize pool. The top 12 players will be in the money, with a mincash worth $1,262. Here are the full payouts:

1st Place: $12,485
2nd Place: $8,354
3rd Place: $5,485
4th Place: $4,338
5th Place: $3,282
6th Place: $2,527
7th-9th Place: $1,881
10th-12th Place: $1,262

Today's schedule

Today is Day 5 of the World Series of Poker Circuit. This series features $1,000,000 in Guaranteed Prizes and awards 12 Gold Rings. Here's what's on today's schedule:

11am:
Event #6 $580 Six-Max NLH
$40,000 GUARANTEED
($520 Buy-in / $60 Entry fee)
(Two Day Event)
Players start with 12,000 in non-value tournament chips.
Registration will remain open through the end of the 6th level (approximately 2:10pm).
Levels 1-12 will be 30 minutes. Remaining levels on Day 1 will be 40 minutes.
Day 2 levels will be 40, 50 & 60 minutes.
There will be a 1 hour dinner break after Level 12 (approximately 5:20pm).
The day will conclude after Level 21 (approximately 12:40am).
Full structure is available here.

2pm:
$250 MEGA SUPER
($210 buy-in / $40 Entry fee)
WIN AN ENTRY INTO EVENT #10 $1,675 NLH
Players start with 12,000 in non-value tournament chips.
Registration & Re-entries will be available through the end of the 6th level (approximately 4:00pm).
Full structure is available here.

2pm:
Day 2 of Event #5 $580 NLH
$150,000 GUARANTEED
69 players remain, Bob Ricciuti leads with 231,000.
Levels 16-21 will be 40 minutes, levels 22-25 will be 50 minutes, & remaining levels will be 60 minutes.There will be a 1 hour dinner break after Level 23 (approximately 8pm) .
If needed a third day will be added.
Full structure is available here.

A full series schedule is available here.

Foxwoods May 2015 WSOP Circuit Event - Event #5 - $580 NLH - Returning Players

Table-Seat	Name	Chip Count
1-5	Ricciuti, Bob	231,000
3-5	Birmingham, Ron	221,000
1-8	St. Vincent, Brad	215,500
5-7	Corcione, Bobby	157,500
3-4	Savino, Michael	145,000
1-6	Sotiropoulos, William	143,500
3-2	Singh, Rohan	143,000
2-9	Lieberman, Mark	139,500
7-3	Stefanski, David	139,500
8-8	Im, Hee-Joong	138,500
5-2	Mazumdar, Akash	137,000
4-1	Kovoor, Jay	136,500
2-2	Nguyen, Phi Thanh	136,000
8-1	Campbell, James	132,500
2-7	Chau, Chanthou	131,000
2-5	Maley, Ed	129,000
6-7	Li, Wanbo	127,500
3-6	Kohan, Daniel	117,500
6-9	Sciannameo, Carlo	115,000
5-3	Daly, Zach	112,000
8-6	Pura, John	112,000
3-1	Brackesy, Steven	110,000
6-4	Rubin, James	110,000
8-5	Methia, Ryan	108,000
6-5	Kaufman, Wayne	106,500
7-9	Brockney, Travis	99,000
4-7	Denzik, Dustin	97,500
5-8	Dong, Cheng	93,000
5-4	Harris, Anthony	91,500
5-1	Weprin, Barry	91,000
2-8	Abdel-Rahim, Muhammed	90,000
8-9	Stuart, Marvin	89,500
1-1	Bratovich, Mike	85,500
4-8	Champlin, Spencer	81,000
6-1	Xue, Charles	80,000
2-1	Happas, Steve	75,500
6-6	Pelli, Dominick	74,000
5-9	Bertrand, Adam	66,000
7-1	Hollenberg, Michael	64,000
6-8	Watt, James	63,500
7-2	Curry, Malik	61,500
4-4	Allain, Robert	59,500
7-8	Levine, Phillip	57,500
2-6	Carlson, Sean	56,000
2-4	Jordan, Richard	55,000
1-2	Ring, Tim	55,000
3-9	Contois, Andrew	54,500
8-4	Perry, Derrick	52,000
1-7	Caputo, John	51,000
7-5	Pidvysotski, Dmitri	49,000
1-3	Lawrence, Terry	48,500
5-5	Nunez, Jimmy	48,500
1-9	Connolly, James	47,500
4-3	Chung, John	47,000
7-6	Eriquezzo, Ryan	47,000
3-7	Gulati, Tarun	45,500
7-4	Kopp, Sara	41,000
4-5	Pena, Jose	39,500
1-4	Gamache, Justin	33,500
3-3	Rinaldi, Robert	33,500
6-3	Ruvolo, Giuseppe	32,000
2-3	Sankaran, Krishna	30,000
4-2	Green, Russell	26,000
4-6	Messier, Norman	25,000
8-3	Vargin, Tayfun	25,000
4-9	Mahar, Bernard	23,500
3-8	Kushner, Jason	17,000
6-2	Lauer, Andrew	15,500
8-7	Smith, Aaron	13,500

Flight B is done for the night

Flight B has concluded for the night, and 33 players remain. They will join the survivors from Flight A tomorrow at 2pm to play down to a winner. Only 6 players from this flight have over 130,000 in chips:

Bobby Corcione - 157,500
William Sotiropoulos - 143,500
Mark Lieberman - 139,500
Hee Joong - 138,000
Akash Mazumdar - 137,000
Chanthou Chau - 131,000

A full list of returning players with table and seating assignments will be posted shortly.

Flight B Update

James Watt leads the final 57

57 players remain in Event #5 $580 NLH Flight B. Blinds are now 600/1,200 with a  200 ante. Here are select chip counts from around the room:

James Watt - 126,000
Tarun G. - 30,800
Mike Nye - 28,300
Sherwin "The Fox" Agard -  21,100

As we walked up to count Mark Dube's stack, he was eliminated.

Foxwoods May 2015 WSOP Circuit Event - Event #5 - $580 NLH - Flight "A" Returning Players

Position	Name	Chip Count
1	Ricciuti, Bob	231,000
2	Birmingham, Ron	221,000
3	St. Vincent, Brad	215,500
4	Savino, Michael	145,000
5	Singh, Rohan	143,000
6	Stefanski, David	139,500
7	Kovoor, Jay	136,500
8	Nguyen, Phi Thanh	136,000
9	Campbell, James	132,500
10	Kohan, Daniel	117,500
11	Pura, John	112,000
12	Brackesy, Steven	110,000
13	Rubin, James	110,000
14	Denzik, Dustin	97,500
15	Harris, Anthony	91,500
16	Stuart, Marvin	89,500
17	Champlin, Spencer	81,000
18	Xue, Charles	80,000
19	Happas, Steve	75,500
20	Pelli, Dominick	74,000
21	Bertrand, Adam	66,000
22	Levine, Phillip	57,500
23	Jordan, Richard	55,000
24	Ring, Tim	55,000
25	Contois, Andrew	54,500
26	Lawrence, Terry	48,500
27	Nunez, Jimmy	48,500
28	Connolly, James	47,500
29	Chung, John	47,000
30	Eriquezzo, Ryan	47,000
31	Kopp, Sara	41,000
32	Pena, Jose	39,500
33	Green, Russell	26,000
34	Messier, Norman	25,000
35	Vargin, Tayfun	25,000
36	Smith, Aaron	13,500

Event #5 $580 NLH Prize Pool and Payouts

Event #5 $580 NLH received 502 entrants, creating a $253,209 prize pool. The top 54 players will be in the money, with a mincash worth $962. Here are the full payouts:

1st Place: $54,445
2nd Place: $33,677
3rd Place: $24,561
4th Place: $18,231
5th Place: $13,673
6th Place: $10,432
7th Place: $8,103
8th Place: $6,330
9th Place:$5,064
10th-12th Place: $4,077
13th-15th Place: $3,342
16th-18th Place: $2,760
19th-21st Place: $2,330
22nd-24th Place: $1,975
25th-27th Place: $1,696
28th-30th Place: $1,494
31st-33rd Place: $1,317
34th-36th Place: $1,165
37th-45th Place: $1,063
46th-54th Place: $962

YouTube Video: WSOP Circuit Event #3 Final Table

Bob Ricciuti leads Flight A

Day 1 is in the books for Flight A of Event #5 $580 NLH. Bob Ricciuti ended the flight as the chip leader with 230,000. Unofficially, 42 players survived Flight A, and only six players other than Bob ended with over 130,000. Here are their chip counts:

Ron Birmingham - 221,000
Brad St. Vincent - 215,500
Rohan Singh - 143,000
David Stefanski - 139,500
Jay Kovoor - 136,500
James Campbell - 132,500

A full list of surviving players and chip counts will be posted later today.

Early chip counts from Flight B

Event #5 $580 NLH Flight B is back from their first break of the day and are now playing 100/200 blinds with a 25 ante. Here are some early chip counts for select players in the field:

Chris Tryba - 32,000
Chad J. Brown - 28,000
Tarun G. 23,100
Raj Patel - 22,000
Mike O'Connell - 15,075
Fred Paradis - 14,400
Matt Wantman - 14,000
Mark Dube - 12,000
Mike Nye - 11,600
Sherwin "The Fox" Agard 10,100
Je Wook Oh - 8,300
John Matson - 7,200
Chris Leong - 5,600
Tim West - 4,200

Meanwhile, Flight A's clock has been paused. The field will play three more hands before bagging up for the day, and we will post chip count updates shortly thereafter.

Event #5 Update

Flight A of Event #5 $580 NLH is down to the final 76 from a starting field of 269. Here are updated chip counts for select players:

Dave Stefanski 144,800
Steve Happas 69,000
Aaron Smith 52,500
Raj Patel 42,000
James Campbell 34,000
Ryan Eriquezzo 33,000
Mark Dube 18,000

Flight B has just begun play.

1st Place: Chad Brown ($29,100)

The board read [7c][6d][Ac], and James Campbell was all in holding [Ah][9s] and was up against Chad Brown's [9h][8h]. The [5c] turn completed Chad's straight, but James had a gutshot to a bigger straight. The [Jd] river meant Chad would win the hand. The stacks were counted down, and it was confirmed that Chad had James covered. James will exit the tournament in 2nd place for $17,984.

Chad Brown has won his first WSOP Circuit ring, along with $29,100 for 1st place. Congratulations, Chad!

2nd Place: James Campbell ($17,984)

James Campbell doubles up three times to even the stacks

Chad Brown had James Campbell on the ropes, and James was all in with ten-eight against Chad's ace high. James turned a straight to double up and survive.

A few hands later, again Chad had James in bad shape with queens to eights, and again James found a straight on the river.

For a third time, Chad had James all in. This time James had ace-six to Chad's eight-seven. The ace high held up, and James will double up to 586,000, now only slightly behind Chad's 774,000.

Chad Brown doubles through James Campbell to take the chip lead

Chad Brown was all in preflop holding [Qs][Jc] and was flipping with James Campbell's [9d][9c]. The [Ts][Jh][2h] flop gave Chad top pair, and the [2d] turn and [5c] river changed nothing. Chad's stack was counted down to 440,000, and he will double up to take the chip lead. James will be left with 500,000, but it is still anyone's game as they are playing 8,000/16,000 blinds with a 2,000 ante.

3rd Place: Joshua Silva ($12,804)

Joshua Silva raised the small blind and Chad Brown called from the big blind. The flop fell [Ts][Qd][Ks] and Joshua moved all in. Chad made the call, showing [Kc][Tc] for two pair. Joshua held [Qc][7s] and would need to catch a queen to survive. The [6c] turn and [8h] river meant Joshua will exit this tournament in 3rd place, good for $12,804.

Today's schedule

Today is Day 4 of the World Series of Poker Circuit. This series features $1,000,000 in Guaranteed Prizes and awards 12 Gold Rings. Here's what's on today's schedule:

11am:
Flight A of Event #5 $580 NLH
$150,000 GUARANTEED
($520 Buy-in / $60 Entry fee)
Players start with 12,000 in non-value tournament chips.
Registration will remain open through the end of the 6th level (approximately 2:10pm)
This is a two day tournament. If needed a third day will be added.
Players eliminated from Flight 1A may Re-Enter Flight 1B.
Levels 1-12 will be 30 minutes. Remaining levels on Day 1 will be 40 minutes.
Day 2 levels will be 40, 50 & 60 minutes.
There is no dinner break on Day 1. The day will conclude at approximately 7:30pm.
Full structure is available here.

1pm:
Day 2 of Event #3 $1,125 NLH
3 players remain from a starting field of 92 entrants.
Chip counts and seating assignments are available here.

Full structure is available here.

1pm:
Day 2 of Event #4 $365 Omaha 8 or Better
9 players remain from a starting field of 89 entrants.
Chip counts and seating assignments are available here.

Full structure is available here.

2pm:
$250 MEGA SUPER
($210 buy-in / $40 Entry fee)
WIN AN ENTRY INTO EVENT #10 $1,675 NLH
Players start with 12,000 in non-value tournament chips.
Registration & Re-entries will be available through the end of the 6th level (approximately 4:00pm)
Full structure is available here.

5pm:
Flight B of Event #5 $580 NLH
$150,000 GUARANTEED
($520 Buy-in / $60 Entry fee)
Players start with 12,000 in non-value tournament chips.
Registration will remain open through the end of the 6th level (approximately 8:10pm)
This is a two day tournament. If needed a third day will be added.
Levels 1-12 will be 30 minutes. Remaining levels on Day 1 will be 40 minutes.Day 2 levels will be 40, 50 & 60 minutes.
There is no dinner break on Day 1. The day will conclude at approximately 1:30am.
Full structure is available here.

A full series schedule is available here.

Foxwoods May 2015 WSOP Circuit Event - Event #2 - $365 NLH - Final Results

Place	Name	Prize
1	Michael O'€™Connell, Brentwood, NY	$10,441
2	Hassan Babajane, Boston, MA	$6,454
3	Bart Fooden, Point Lookout, NY	$4,657
4	John Matson, Hope Valley, RI	$3,423
5	Andrew Spears, Buffalo, NY	$2,558
6	Alex Feiner, Farmingdale, NY	$1,947
7	Kurt Magalski, Prompton, PA	$1,502
8	James Jordan, Nashua, NH	$1,182
9	Brian Pincus, Holbrook, NY	$941
10	Tarun Gulati, Glastonbury, CT	$764
11	Taylor Black, Santa Cruz, CA	$764
12	Edward Testa, Quincy, MA	$764
13	Chad Brown, Fayetteville, NC	$630
14	William Perry, Duxbury, MA	$630
15	James Ferrando, Flanders, NJ	$630

Foxwoods May 2015 WSOP Circuit Event - Event #1 - $365 NLH - Final Results

Place	Name	Prize
1	Ryan Eriquezzo, Danbury, CT	$22,684
2	Steven Weeks, Monroe, CT	$14,025
3	Christopher Milano, Peabody, MA	$10,183
4	Zach Daly, Stoneham, MA	$7,529
5	Joseph Frizzi, Saugus, MA	$5,647
6	Anthony Hoskie, New Britain, CT	$4,305
7	Eric Miller, Hicksville, NY	$3,340
8	Joshua Krasnecky, Moosup, CT	$2,625
9	Matthew Venditto, Yonkers, NY	$2,109
10	Bradley St. Vincent, Bristol, RI	$1,698
11	Robert Cullen, Chicopee, MA	$1,698
12	Jordan Fishman, Southborough, MA	$1,698
13	Dennis Couto, Taunton, MA	$1,389
14	Gary Beekmann, Southwick, MA	$1,389
15	Eric Belanger, Bellingham, MA	$1,389
16	Robert Ricciuti, Johnston, RI	$1,158
17	Michael Laisoa, Medford, MA	$1,158
18	Jeremy Ingalls, Wilbraham, MA	$1,158
19	Alessandro Montecalvo, Worcester, MA	$984
20	Berkess Carroll, Claremont, NH	$984
21	Kyle Adams, West Hartford, CT	$984
22	Sara Kopp, Cleveland, OH	$839
23	Kyle Carey, North Providence, RI	$839
24	Jeremy Jenkins, Rockport, MA	$839
25	Andrew Spears, Buffalo, NY	$733
26	John Brakatselos, Manhasset, NY	$733
27	Jonathan Romano, Cranston, RI	$733
28	Tomislav Dobrilovic, West Nyack, NY	$646
29	Yue Chen, Little Neck, NY	$646
30	Carl Stone, Rochdale, MA	$646
31	Tarun Gulati, Glastonbury, CT	$579
32	Christopher Petteruti, Cranston, RI	$579
33	Cory Roth, Spring Hill, FL	$579

Chad Brown leads final three as Event #3 concludes for the day

Chad Brown is the overnight chip leader

Play has concluded for the day in Event #3 $1,125 NLH. Play was three handed when it was decided to play an extra level in Day 1. Though there were many allins during the level, the short stack kept doubling up. So the same three players will return at 1pm EST to play down to a winner.

Here are chip counts for the remaining players in seat order:

Chad Brown - 659,000
James Campbell - 411,000
Joshua Silva - 310,000

Done for the night @FoxwoodsPoker $1650 WSOP-c. Start back up 2morrow at one. I'm coming in 2nd out of 3 but I plan on finishing in 1st

— James Campbell (@JCamby33) May 16, 2015

Event #4 $365 Omaha/8 Final Table Reached

The bubble had not burst when Day 1 was scheduled to complete, so the tournament staff let the final 10 players continue until the bubble burst. Halfway through Level 20, it finally burst, and the remaining players made the money and the final table. They will return tomorrow at 1pm EST to play down to a winner. Here are chip counts and seating assignments:

Seat 1: Andrew Chapman - 148,000
Seat 2: Myron Ray Bernstein - 80,000
Seat 3: James Kilarjian - 126,000
Seat 4: Giacomo Jack D'Agostino - 248,000
Seat 5: Craig Richard - 58,000
Seat 6: Dino Moustakis - 22,000
Seat 7: Lawrence Zito - 32,000
Seat 8: David Kopp - 21,000
Seat 9: Danny Chang - 157,000

Here are the prizes to be played for:

1st Place: $9,312
2nd Place: $5,820
3rd Place: $4,045
4th Place: $2,867
5th Place: $2,124
6th Place: $1,592
7th Place: $1,289
8th Place: $1,091
9th Place: $960

Three handed chip counts

The final three players are on a 15 minute break, and will play at least one more level today. Here are updated chip counts, in seat order:

Chad Brown - 241,000
James Campbell - 656,000
Joshua Silva - 483,000
 

4th Place: Chris Tryba ($9,303)

James Campbell moved all in from the small blind, having Chris Tryba in the big blind covered. Chris called all in with king-jack, and was slightly behind James's ace-deuce. Chris found no help and will exit this tournament in 4th place, good for $9,303.

5th Place: Akash Mazumdar ($6,887)

Akash Mazumdar put the last of his chips in with [Ks][7s] and was called by James Campbell holding [Ah][Ts]. Akash said, "Ooops," and the dealer spread the [Kd][9h][Qd] flop. James would need to catch an ace or a jack to send his opponent to the rail. The turn [Tc] opened up a few more outs for James. The [Js] hit the river to put a straight on board, but James had a bigger straight with his ace. Akash will exit this tournament in 5th place, good for $6,887.

6th Place: Taylor Black ($5,199)

 

Taylor Black moved all in with [Ah][7c] and was snap called by Chad Brown who held [As][Ac]. As the flop fell [Ad][2c][4s], all Taylor could say was, "Wow," as he got up out of his seat. The turn and river fell [6h][6s] to give Chad a full house, and Taylor will exit this tournament in 6th place. He will earn $5,199 for his efforts.

Akash Mazumdar triples up

We saw a three way all in with both Taylor Black and Joshua Silva holding ace-king, and Akash Mazumdar holding [Qh][Jc]. Knowing the odds, Chris Tryba joked that he wanted to bet his stack on Akash's hand. It would have been a good bet, as the flop fell [4s][Ts][Qs], giving Akash top pair. He would still need to dodge quite a few cards, as one of the players held the [As]. The turn fell [4h] and the river [6d] to triple Akash up, bumping his chip count to 369,000.