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Thursday, October 18, 2012

$400 No-Limit Hold 'em Evening Update

There are down to the final 54 players in the $400 No-Limit Hold 'em event at the Foxwoods Poker Classic.

The blinds are currently 1,500-3,000 with a 400 ante and the average chip stack is 102,200.

After the completion of the current level, play is scheduled to continue on Day 1 for three more levels.

Day 2 will resume at noon tomorrow.

Final payouts are as follows:

1st - $22,489
2nd - $13,905
3rd - $10,083
4th - $7,440
5th - $5,584
6th - $4,254
7th - $3,289
8th - $2,586
9th - $2,070
10th-12th - $1,667
13th-15th - $1,368
16th-18th - $1,143
19th-21st - $965
22nd-24th - $833
25th-27th - $721
28th-30th - $637

Dinner Break Tweets from the $400 No-Limit Hold 'em

The players in the $400 No-Limit Hold 'em event are now on a one-hour and 15 minute dinner break.

When play resumes, the blinds will be 600-1,200 with a 200 ante.

With 115 players remaining, the average chip stack is now 48,000.  The final 30 players will finish in the money.

Weekend Tournament Schedule at the World Poker Finals















Friday, October 19th

11am - $500 No-Limit Hold 'em Bounty - 20,000 in chips with 40 minute levels

1pm - $400 Omaha Hi/Lo Eight-or-Better - 10,000 in chips with 30 minute levels

6pm - $230 No-Limit Hold 'em Deep Stack - 20,000 in starting chips

8pm - $80 Turbo

Saturday, October 20th

11am - $600 No-limit Hold 'em - 20,000 in chips with 50 minute levels

6pm - $230 No-Limit Deep Stack - 15,000 in starting chips

8pm - $80 Turbo

Sunday, October 21st

11am - $500 Seniors No-Limit Hold 'em - 20,000 starting chips with 45 minute levels

6pm - $180 No-Limit Hold 'em Deep Stack - 15,000 in starting chips

8pm - $80 Turbo


$400 No-Limit Hold 'em Tweets from the Break

Philip Mondello Wins the $300 Bounty Event ($11,409)

  
Philip Mondello, winner of the $300 Bounty Event at the World Poker Finals.
After a four-way chop, Philip Mondello has won the $300 Bounty Event at the 2012 Foxwoods World Poker Finals.

Mondello takes home $11,409 and the World Poker Finals Trophy.

Full results from the final table are as follows:

1st - Philip Mondello  $11,409*
2nd - Michael Dimaiuta  $5,150*
3rd - John Densing  $5,150*
4th - Michael Kraby  $5,150*
5th - Mark Epstein  $2,787
6th - Zachary Greenleaf  $2,124
7th - Edward Alonso  $1,649
8th - Darrell Blodgett  $1,295
9th - Peter Pepaj  $1,047
10th - Ronald Gaynor  $838

* - Four-way chop

The Final Four of the $300 Bounty Event.

$400 No-Limit Hold 'em Final Numbers and Payouts

We had a total of 276 players in today's $400 No-Limit Hold 'em at the Foxwoods World Poker Finals.

The final 30 spots will finish in the money.

The blinds are currently at 100-200.

Final payouts are as follows:

1st - $22,489
2nd - $13,905
3rd - $10,083
4th - $7,440
5th - $5,584
6th - $4,254
7th - $3,289
8th - $2,586
9th - $2,070
10th-12th - $1,667
13th-15th - $1,368
16th-18th - $1,143
19th-21st - $965
22nd-24th - $833
25th-27th - $721
28th-30th - $637

Foxwoods 2012 World Poker Finals Event #2 - $400 7 Card Stud Final Results

Foxwoods 2012 World Poker Finals Event #1 - $600 NLH Final Results

Wednesday, October 17, 2012

James @JCamby33 Campbell Wins the $400 NLHE ($24,000)

James Campbell, winner of the $400 No-Limit Hold 'em event.


After a three-way chip chop, Campbell is officially the champion of the $400 No-Limit Hold 'em event at the 2012 Foxwoods World Poker Finals.

Campbell takes home $24,000 as well as the World Poker Finals Trophy and watch.

Full results and payouts from the final table were as follows:

1. James Campbell  $24,000
2. David Datashvili  $19,692
3. Joe Starratt  $14,000
4. Brian Haughey  $9,333
5. Chris MacNeil  $7,029
6. Mike Sica  $5,369
7. Bobby Corcione  $4,170
8. Daniel Douglas  $3,284
9. George Kalaitzis  $2,629
10. Richard Kresmey  $2,121

Mike Sica Eliminated in 6th Place ($5,369)

Mike Sica

























After a raise by James Campbell, Mike Sica moves all-in and Campbell snap calls.  They turn over:

Campbell - [Ad][Ah]
Sica - [Jd][Jh]

The board runs out [Td][6h][5d][2d][Qs] and Campbell's aces hold to eliminate Sica in 6th place for $5,369.

Campbell is now the chip leader at the table with about 2.8 million.

Ironically, Campbell was dealt aces again on the very next hand.  However, it was declared a misdeal and the hand did not play.

Bobby Corcione Eliminated in 7th Place ($4,170)

Bobby Corcione
Bobby Corcione moves all-in for his last few chips with [9h][9s] and is called by David Datashuili with [Jd][Jh].

The board runs out [Kd][4s][3s][2d][Qd] and Datashuili wins the hand with his pocket jacks.

Corcione is eliminated from the $400 No-Limit Hold 'em Final Table in 7th place for $4,170.

Corcione continues his good run though.  He finished 21st at the 2012 WSOP Main Event as well as cashing three times in August at the Foxwoods Mega Stack Challenge for nearly $20,000.

Dinner Break at the $400 Final Table and the $300 Bounty

Both the $400 No-Limit Hold 'em Final table and the $300 Bounty events are currently on a one-hour dinner break.

There are now seven players remaining at the $400 No-Limit Hold 'em Final Table.

There are approximately 56 players remaining in the $300 No-Limit Hold 'em Bounty event.

$400 NLHE Final Table Chip Counts and Seat Assignments

We have reached the final table of the $400 No-Limit Hold 'em event.

You can watch the live stream of the final table at FoxwoodsLive.com.

Chip counts by seat assignments at the final table are as follows:

1. Chris "BigDogg" MacNeil  1,836,000
2. Daniel Douglas  542,000
3. David Datashvili  1,492,000
4. James Campbell  442,000
5. Richard Kresmery  404,000
6. Robert Corcione  708,000
7. Brian Haughey  775,000
8. George Kalaitzis  298,000
9. Joe Starratt  118,000
10. Mike "Little Man" Sica  597,000


Final payouts are as follows:

1st - $27,877
2nd - $17,234
3rd - $12,581
4th - $9,333
5th - $7,029
6th - $5,369
7th - $4,170
8th - $3,284
9th - $2,629
10th - $2,121

$300 NLHE Bounty Final Numbers and Payouts

We had a total of 313 players in today's $300 No-Limit Hold 'em Bounty event at the Foxwoods World Poker Finals.

The final 33 spots will finish in the money.  There are currently 160 players remaining with the blinds at 500-1,000 with a 100 ante.

Final payouts are as follows ($100 is also paid out for each bounty received):

1st - $11,195
2nd - $6,922
3rd - $5,026
4th - $3,716
5th - $2,787
6th - $2,124
7th - $1,649
8th - $1,295
9th - $1,047
10th-12th - $838
13th-15th - $685
16th-18th - $571
19th-21st - $485
22nd-24th - $414
25th-27th - $362
28th-30th - $319
31st-33rd - $285

$400 NLHE Now Streaming Live featuring James @JCamby33 Campbell

 
James Campbell is now seated at the live stream feature table.

The feature table of the $400 No-Limit Hold 'em event is now streaming live.

Just click on FoxwoodsLive.com to watch.

$300 Bounty Tweets from the Break

Over 300 players entered the $300 No-Limit Hold 'em Bounty event today at the Foxwoods World Poker Finals. The players are just coming back from their first break of the day.

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

Day 2 of the $400 No-Limit Hold 'me Underway

Play has resumed on Day 2 of the $400 No-Limit Hold 'me event.

There are 37 players remaining with the final 36 spots cashing.

Final payouts are as follows:

1st - $27,877
2nd - $17,234
3rd - $12,581
4th - $9,333
5th - $7,029
6th - $5,369
7th - $4,170
8th - $3,284
9th - $2,629
10th-12th - $2,121
13th-15th - $1,733
16th-18th - $1,442
19th-21st - $1,212
22nd-24th - $1,042
25th-27th - $896
28th-30th - $787
31st-33rd - $702
34th-36th - $630

Bruce Southwick Champion of the $600 NLHE After 5-Way Chop

Bruce Southwick, champion of the $600 No-Limit Hold 'em event.

























The final five players in the $600 No-Limit Hold 'em event have come to an agreement on a chop.

Bruce Southwick if officially the champion, taking home $27,000 as well as the World Poker Finals trophy and watch.

Payouts for the remaining four players were as follows:

2nd Place - Ross Santos - $27,000





















3rd Place - Marty Camara - $23,000




















4th Place - Chris Valence - $22,666




















5th Place - Undisclosed - $22,241

Foxwoods 2012 World Poker Finals Event #3 - $400 NLH Returning Players

Place   Name Chips Table/Seat
1 MacNeil, Christopher 973,000 2-8
2 Osmani, Yousaf 640,500 3-5
3 Catala, Juan "Majic" 374,000 4-9
4 Sica, Mike 320,500 1-6
5 Hoglund, Thomas 299,000 3-4
6 Starratt, Joe 297,000 2-3
7 Lippert, Adam 266,000 4-4
8 Haughey, Brian 249,500 3-2
9 Lin, WooYang 237,500 4-6
10 Douglas, Daniel 234,500 4-10
11 Campbell, James 230,000 1-8
12 Corcione, Robert 221,500 1-3
13 King, Bradley 202,000 3-9
14 Merolli, Rocco 185,000 4-2
15 Brodeur, Yanick 184,500 1-9
16 Chan, Benjamin 172,500 2-10
17 Kresmery, Rick 170,500 2-7
18 Datashvili, David 164,500 3-7
19 Serino, Anthony 162,000 2-5
20 Signorelli, Peter 161,500 1-2
21 Rivkin, Jason 150,000 3-3
22 Herman, Robert 120,000 4-7
23 Lee, Catherine 119,000 3-8
24 Ferdinand, Bobby 113,500 3-1
25 Puziello, Ralph 113,000 4-8
26 Gagliano, Frank 105,500 4-3
27 Gamerman, Mike 102,500 1-1
28 Inzero, Raymond 102,500 3-10
29 Ross, Stephen 95,500 1-5
30 Sass, Leo 83,500 4-1
31 Kalaitzis, George 75,000 4-5
32 Sklar, Randal 68,500 2-1
33 Fisette, Roger 59,500 2-2
34 Townsend, Charlie 54,000 1-10
35 Zidel, Sam 45,500 1-7
36 Galatas, Sammy 43,000 2-6
37 Kim, Juno 29,000 2-4

Foxwoods 2012 World Poker Finals Event #3 - $400 NLH Returning Players

Play Ends for the Night in the $400 No-Limit Hold 'em

Play has come to end on Day 1 of the $400 No-Limit Hold 'em event with 37 players remaining.

Day 2 will get underway at noon tomorrow and play down to a winner.

Final chip counts and Day 2 seat assignments will be posted shortly.

Jose Pena Eliminated in 6th Place ($8,849)

Jose Pena has been eliminated in 6th place for $8,849.

Brendon Augustine Eliminated in 7th Place ($6,871)

Brendon Augustine
Brendon Augustine moves all-in for his last 86,000 and is called by Bruce Southwick.  They show:

Augustine - [Js][Ts]
Southwick - [Qc][Jc]

The board runs out [Ac][7c][6s][Ks][4d] and Southwick wins the pot with his queen high.

Augustine is eliminated from the $600 No-Limit Hold 'em event in 7th place and takes home $6,871.

Tuesday, October 16, 2012

Richard Luckasavage Eliminated in 8th Place ($5,414)

Richard Luckasavage
On a flop of [9s][7c][4h], Marty Camara bets 150,000.  Richard Luckasavage moves all-in for 326,000 more.

Camara thinks for a few moments before making the call.  They turn over:

Luckasavage - [7d][7h]
Camara - [Jh][Js]

Luckasavage's set is ahead of Camara's over pair.   Before the turn is dealt, Camara shouts out "TEN EIGHT!".

The dealers put out the [Tc].

"NOW AN EIGHT!" Camara yells.

Sure enough, the river comes the [8s], giving Camara a straight and the pot.

Luckasavage is eliminated from the $600 No-Limit Hold 'em in 8th place for $5,414.

Peter Raimondi Eliminated in 9th Place ($4,353)

Peter Raimondi has been eliminated in 9th place for $4,353.

Daniel Pabon Eliminated in 10th Place ($3,497)

Daniel Pabon
Daniel Pabon bets 152,000 on a board of [Qh][8s][4h] and David Valence raises to 401,000.

Pabon tanks for around four minutes before finally announcing that he is all-in.  Valence immediately calls and they turn over:

Valence - [8c][8d]
Pabon - [Qd][Td]

The turn is the [6d] and the river comes the [Ah].

Valence wins the pot to eliminate Pabon from the $600 No-Limit Hold 'em event in 10th place for $3,497.

$600 No-Limit Hold 'em Final Table Chip Counts


We have reached the final table of ten in the $600 No-Limit Hold 'em event at the 2012 Foxwoods World Poker Finals.

The blinds are currently 10,000-20,000 with a 2,000 ante.

Chip counts by seat assignments are as follows:

1. Martinho Camara  1,566,000
2. Undisclosed  578,000
3. Brendon Augustine  554,000
4. Richard Luckasavage  638,000
5. Daniel Pabon  1,008,000
6. Peter Raimondi  450,000
7. Chris Valence  1,064,000
8. Ross Santos  818,000
9. Bruce Southwick  706,000
10. Jose Pena  820,000


Final payouts are as follows:

1st - $45,807
2nd - $28,316
3rd - $20,821
4th - $15,387
5th - $11,576
6th - $8,849
7th - $6,871
8th - $5,414
9th - $4,353
10th - $3,497

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Play Resumes in the $400 NLHE with 156 Remaining

Players have returned from dinner break in the $400 No-Limit Hold 'em and cards are back in the air.

There are currently 156 players remaining and the average chip stack is now 45,800.

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

The final 36 players will finish in the money.

$600 NLHE Down to the Final Two Tables


With the elimination of Kyle Loman in 19th place, we are down to 18 players in the $600 No-Limit Hold 'em event.  Players are currently redrawing for seats at the final two tables.

The blinds are currently 6,000-12,000 with a 2,000 ante.  The average chip stack is now 450,000.

Payouts for the final 18 are as follows:

1st - $45,807
2nd - $28,316
3rd - $20,821
4th - $15,387
5th - $11,576
6th - $8,849
7th - $6,871
8th - $5,414
9th - $4,353
10th-12th - $3,497
13th-15th - $2,873
16th-18th - $2,394

$400 No-Limit Hold 'em Final Numbers and Payouts

We had a total of 357 players in today's $400 No-Limit Hold 'em at the Foxwoods World Poker Finals.

The final 36 spots will finish in the money.  There are currently 200 players remaining with the blinds at 400-800 with a 75 ante.

Final payouts are as follows:

1st - $27,877
2nd - $17,234
3rd - $12,581
4th - $9,333
5th - $7,029
6th - $5,369
7th - $4,170
8th - $3,284
9th - $2,629
10th-12th - $2,121
13th-15th - $1,733
16th-18th - $1,442
19th-21st - $1,212
22nd-24th - $1,042
25th-27th - $896
28th-30th - $787
31st-33rd - $702
34th-36th - $630

$600 No-Limit Hold 'em is in the Money!


Hello everyone and welcome to the 2012 Foxwoods World Poker Finals!

WhoJedi here and I just got to town so apologies for the lack of coverage yesterday.

To give you a very quick updates, the $600 No-Limit Hold 'em event is in the money and down to 36 players.

Everyone is now guaranteed at least $1,020 with first place paying $45,807.


Foxwoods 2012 World Poker Finals Event #1 - $600 NLH Returning Players

Place   Name Chips Table/Seat
1 Boling, William 406,300 7-5
2 Riss, Adam 347,300 3-1
3 Dobbs, Michael 341,500 6-1
4 Pena, Jose 323,300 4-1
5 Blodgett, Darrell 275,300 2-1
6 Southwick, Bruce 261,500 2-4
7 Carrafa, JL 241,600 4-5
8 Pignataro, Dan 236,200 4-9
9 Griffin, John 227,100 1-6
10 Raimondi, Peter 227,000 5-3
11 He, Liam 219,200 2-6
12 Luckasavage, Richard 217,600 4-3
13 Camara, Marty 210,600 6-3
14 Schneider, Don 210,100 6-2
15 Valence, Chris 197,200 1-2
16 Chandanais, Clayton 191,800 1-5
17 Undisclosed 179,500 3-2
18 Loman, Kyle 170,600 6-9
19 Perry, Mark 161,400 4-6
20 Hertel, Joe 154,900 7-6
21 Saeed, Oneib 153,600 7-7
22 Santos, Ross 153,000 5-1
23 Garey, Scott 134,300 3-9
24 Sardella, Andrew 128,100 5-4
25 Lamontagne, Muir 119,900 4-2
26 Perry, Jacob 119,100 3-7
27 Popatia, Azim 118,700 6-7
28 Glendye, Todd 117,300 2-5
29 Solitro, Matt 116,900 3-6
30 Lahey, Tim 116,600 3-8
31 Hewett, Rich 108,800 5-5
32 Wang, Michael 96,500 1-9
33 Clancey, Christopher 96,100 4-4
34 Pitti, Joe 90,000 5-8
35 Stathakis, Spiros 89,700 2-8
36 Cerreto, Michael 88,700 2-2
37 Darling, Michael 85,000 6-4
38 Gomes, Jelton 82,800 4-10
39 Spencer, Ted 82,000 3-4
40 Zeis, Randy 81,100 7-8
41 Pabon, Daniel 80,500 3-10
42 Thomas, Kevin 75,100 3-3
43 Polimeni, Steven 69,800 5-6
44 Torti, Edward 69,400 6-6
45 White, Greg 68,800 7-3
46 Matrone, Michael 66,200 2-7
47 Demaree, Allan 63,800 4-8
48 Augustine, Brendon 59,900 2-10
49 Marotta, Carlo 58,900 5-10
50 Menard, Steve 56,500 2-9
51 Gordon, Larry 55,500 5-2
52 Magee, James 53,700 7-1
53 Schultz, Alli 48,300 1-1
54 Stolting, Jeff 45,000 7-9
55 Desmarais, Benoit 39,900 1-4
56 Martineit, Kurt 39,400 7-2
57 Sullivan, Brenden 36,700 6-8
58 Liberta, Joseph 36,600 6-5
59 Janssen, Henry 36,100 7-10
60 Jurado, Oscar 35,700 1-10
61 Demorro, Tom 30,800 5-7
62 Borchetta, Michael 14,100 1-7
63 Renaudette, Chris 10,100 1-3

Sunday, October 14, 2012

Foxwoods World Poker Finals Kicks Off Tomorrow with the $600 No-Limit!

The 2012 Foxwoods Poker World Poker Finals kicks off tomorrow at 11am.

The first event is the $600 No-Limit Hold 'em event featuring 20,000 in starting chips and 50 minutes levels.

Additionally, the $400 7-Stud event gets underway at 1pm and features 10,000 in starting chips with 30 minute levels.

You can view the complete World Poker Finals schedule by clicking here.

Monday, August 20, 2012

Foxwoods August 2012 Mega Stack Challenge Event #14 - $1,200 NLH Championship Final Results

Carlo Sciannameo Wins the Mega Stack Main Event ($75,768)

Carlo Sciannameo

Carlo Sciannameo is the champion of the $1,200 Mega Stack Challenge Main Event.

He takes home $75,768 and the Mega Stack Challenge Trophy!

Sherif Sweillam Eliminated in 2nd Place ($60,000)

Sherif Sweillam

Just a few hands into heads-up play Sherif Sweillam and Carlo Sciannameo get all-in before the flop.  They turn over:

Sweillam - [Kd][Qd]
Sciannameo - [Ad][Qs]

The board comes [Jh][3h][2h][Jc][4h] and Sciannameo wins the pot.

Sweillam is eliminated in 2nd place and takes home $60,000 for his performance.

Heads-Up Save Made at the Mega Stack Final Table

Carlo Sciannameo and Sherif Sweillam have come to an agreement on a save.

Sciannameo locks up $65,000 and Sweillam guarantees himself $60,000.  They are now playing it out for the additional $10,768 and the Mega Stack Trophy.

Adam Bitker Eliminated in 3rd Place ($37,863)

Adam Bitker

Adam Bitker moves all-in for just over 1,500,000 from the button and is called by Sherif Sweillam in the big blind.  They turn over:

Bitker - [Js][Td]
Sweillam - [As][Qd]

The board runs out [Qs][6h][5c][4c][Qh] and Sweillam improves to trips.

Bitker is eliminated in 3rd place and takes home $37,863.

Sunday, August 19, 2012

Three-Handed Chip Counts from the Break

The blinds are about to increase to 50,000-100,000 with a 10,000 ante.

Chip counts by seat assignments are as follows:

6. Carlo Sciannameo  8,140,000
8. Sherif Sweillam  1,505,000
9. Adam Bitker  4,090,000

Joseph Liberta Eliminated in 4th Place ($28,087)

Joseph Liberta

Joseph Liberta raises from the button to 160,000 and is called by Carlo Sciannameo in the small blind.  The flop comes [Qh][Td][3h] and Sciannameo checks.

Liberta bets 205,000 and Sciannameo calls.  The turn is the [8c] and Sciannameo checks once more.  This time, Liberta fires 450,000.  Again, Sciannameo makes the call.

The river comes the [Ks] and Sciannameo announces that he is all-in, having Liberta well covered.  Liberta calls and Sciannameo announces "Kings up."

Liberta mucks his hand as Sciannameo flips over [Kd][Ts]. 

Liberta is eliminated in 4th place and takes home $28,087.

Charles Davis Eliminated in 5th Place ($21,156)

Charles Davis

Carlo Sciannameo raises to 200,000 before the flop and Charles Davis moves all-in for an additional 1,425,000.  Sciannameo thinks for a few minutes before announcing a call.  They turn up:

Sciannameo - [Ad][Kd]
Davis - [9h][9s]

The flop comes down a monster for both players in the form of [Kh][9d][4d].  Sciannameo flops top pair and the nut flush draw while Davis makes a set.  The turn is the [Jc], but the river comes the [7d], giving Sciannameo a flush and the pot.

Davis is eliminated in 5th place for $21,156.

Henry Chen Eliminated in 6th Place ($16,160)

Henry Chen

Henry Chen open ships all-in from the button for his last 770,000 and is called by Sherif Sweillam in the small blind.  They turn up:

Chen - [As][7d]
Sweillam - [Ac][9c]

The board comes [Kh][Td][9h][Jh][4d] and Sweillam takes the pot, eliminating Chen in 6th place for $16,160.

Peter Sennon Eliminated in 7th Place ($12,548)

Peter Sennon

Peter Sennon raises to 135,000 before the flop and Joseph Liberta three-bets all-in, having Sennon covered.  Sennon calls and they turn up:

Liberta - [Ah][Kd]
Sennon - [Ac][6d]

The board runs out [Tc][3d][2s][9h][7d] and Liberta wins the pot with his ace-king high.

Sennon is eliminated in 7th place and takes home $12,548.

Tim @TookURCookie Lahey Eliminated in 8th Place ($9,885)

Tim Lahey

Charles Davis raises to 200,000 before the flop and Tim Lahey moves all-in for an additional 580,000.  Davis calls and they turn up:

Davis - [Ah][Qs]
Lahey - [As][Js]

The board comes [Ac][5h][4d][7d][7c] and Davis takes the pot.

Lahey is eliminated in 8th place for $9,885.

Chris Schonbach Eliminated in 9th Place ($7,890)

Chris Schonbach

Chris Schonbach moves all-in for 600,000 and Adam Bitker moves all-in behind him.  Everyone else folds and they turn over:

Schonbach - [As][Kd]
Bitker - [Qc][Qd]

The board runs out [Jh][5c][5s][Js][Th] and Bitker's pocket queens hold up to eliminate Schonback in 9th place for $7,890.

Peter Carroll Eliminated in 10th Place ($6,383)

Peter Carroll

After being crippled just one hand earlier, Peter Carroll moves all-in for his last 145,000 from under the gun and is called by Adam Bitker in the big blind.  They turn up:

Carroll - [As][7d]
Bitker - [4s][2s]

The board runs out [Kh][Ts][5c][Ks][4c] and Bitker catches a four on the river to win the pot and eliminate Carroll in 10th place for $6,383.

$1,200 Mega Stack Final Table Now Streaming Live

The final table of the $1,200 Mega Stack Challenge Main Event has resumed.

The blinds are currently 20,000-40,000 with a 5,000 ante.  The average chip stack is 1,380,000.

You can watch the final table live by clicking on www.FoxwoodsLive.com.

Here are the final table chip counts by seat assignments:

1. Charles Davis  545,000
2. Joseph Liberta  1,765,000
3. Chris Schonbach  920,000
4. Peter Sennon  920,000
5. Tim Lahey  640,000
6. Carlo Sciannameo  2,310,000
7. Henry Chen  1,660,000
8. Sherif Sweillam  1,405,000
9. Adam Bitker  2,500,000
10. Peter Carroll  1,070,000

Final Table payouts are as follows:

1st - $83,897
2nd - $51,871
3rd - $37,863
4th - $28,087
5th - $21,156
6th - $16,160
7th - $12,548
8th - $9,885
9th - $7,890
10th - $6,383