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Sunday, December 8, 2013

Ryan Mostafa Wins the $600 No-Limit Mega Stack Challenge Event!


Congratulations to Ryan Mostafa, winner of the $600 No-Limit Hold 'em event at the Foxwoods December Mega Stack Challenge.

Ryan and Chris Schonbach chopped the $10,000 that the players left for first place, with Ryan taking the title and $31,876.

Payouts for the final four players were as follows:

1st - Ryan Mostafa  $31,876
2nd - Chris Schonbach  $30,262
3rd - Mark Perry  $16,400
4th - Raj Patel  $$16,429

Full results will be posted shortly.

Four-Way Deal Made in the $600 No-Limit Hold 'em Event

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

The players are locking up the amounts listed below and left an additional $10,000 on the table for first place.

Payouts by seat order are as follows:

1. Raj Patel  $16,429
2. Chris Schonbach  $26,260
4. Mark Perry  $16,400
7. Ryan Mostafa  $25,876

Play has resumed and Raj Patel has been eliminated in 4th place.

Chip leader Luis Vazquez got a text from his son....

Dinner Break Chip Counts in the $600 No-Limit Mega Stack Challenge

The players in the $600 No-Limit Hold 'em event at the Foxwoods December Mega Stack Challenge are now on their one-hour dinner break.

When play resumes, the blinds will be increased to 15,000-30,000 with a 5,000 ante.

Luis Vazquez leads the final table with 2,530,000.

Chip counts by seat assignments are as follows:

1. Raj Patel  885,000
2. Chris Schonbach  395,000
3. Charles Kassatly  395,000
4. Mark Perry  900,000
5. Luis Vazquez  2,530,000
6. Humberto Lizardi  410,000
7. Ryan Mostafa  1,730,000

Final payouts are as follows:

1st - $40,218
2nd - $24,962
3rd - $16,703
4th - $13,084
5th - $9,743
6th - $7,888
7th - $6,310

Mega Stack Challenge $600 No-Limit Final Table Chip Counts and Seat Assignments

We have reached the final table of ten in the $600 No-Limit Hold 'em Mega Stack Challenge event.

The blinds are currently 8,000-16,000 with a 2,000 ante and the average chip stack is 722,000.

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

Chip counts by seat assignments are as follows:

1. Raj Patel  615,000
2. Chris Schonbach  841,000
3. Charles Kassatly  800,000
4. Mark Perry  421,000
5. Luis Vazquez  1,421,000
6. Rohan Long  161,000
7. Philippe Casciola  90,000
8. Stan Shaw  890,000
9. Humberto Lizardi  398,000
10. Ryan Mostafa  1,578,000

Final payouts are as follows:

1st - $40,218
2nd - $24,962
3rd - $16,703
4th - $13,084
5th - $9,743
6th - $7,888
7th - $6,310
8th - $4,918
9th - $3,825
10th - $2,876

Luis Vazquez Rests Up Between Hands


Stacey Sullivan Eliminated in 15th Place in the $600 NLHE

Mega Stack Challenge $230 Omaha Hi-Lo Eight-or-Better Final Numbers and Payouts

We had a total of 80 entrants in the $230 Omaha Hi-Lo Eight-or-Better event at the Foxwoods Mega Stack Challenge.

The final 9 spots will finish in the money with first place taking home $4,656.

Final payouts are as follows:

1st - $4,656
2nd - $3,260
3rd - $2,017
4th - $1,552
5th - $1,164
6th - $931
7th - $776
8th - $621
9th - $543

Mega Stack Challenge $230 No-Limit Hold 'em Bounty Final Numbers and Payouts

We had a total of 253 entrants in the $230 No-Limit Hold 'em Bounty event at the Foxwoods Mega Stack Challenge.

The final 27 spots will finish in the money with first place taking home $8,960.

Final payouts are as follows:

1st - $8,690
2nd - $5,355
3rd - $3,461
4th - $2,842
5th - $2,149
6th - $1,713
7th - $1,384
8th - $1,111
9th - $880
10th-12th - $619
13th-15th - $546
16th-18th - $510
19th-21st - $473
22nd-24th - $437
25th-27th - $364

$230 Omaha Hi-Lo Eight-or-Better Event Now Underway!

Event #3 at the December Mega Stack Challenge, the $230 Omaha Hi-Lo Eight-or-Better, is now underway.

Players start with 10,000 in chips and all levels are 25-minutes in length.

This is a one-day event and registration will remain open through the first three levels.

There is a $10,000 guaranteed prize pool on this event.

Day 2 of the $600 No-Limit Underway and Streaming Live at FoxwoodsLive.com


Day 2 of the $600 No-Limit Hold 'em event at the December Mega Stack Challenge is now underway.

There are currently 42 players remaining and the average chip stack is just under 172,000.

The blinds are currently 3,000-6,000 with a 1,000 ante.

You can view the full Day 2 chip counts and seat assignments by clicking here.

You can watch the live stream of the feature table by clicking on FoxwoodsLive.com.

$230 No-Limit Hold 'em Bounty $20,000 GTD Event is Underway

The second event at the December Mega Stack Challenge, the $230 No-Limit Hold 'em Bounty, is now underway.

Players start with 15,000 in chips and all levels are 25 minutes in length.  This is a one-day event.

You earn $50 for every player you eliminate.

At noon, Day 2 of the $600 No-Limit Hold 'em event will resume with 42 players remaining.

December, 2013 Foxwoods Mega Stack Challenge - Event #1 $600 NLH - Returning Players

Place   Name Chips Table/Seat
1 Mostafa, Ryan 626,000 4-2
2 Vazquez, Luis 400,000 2-7
3 Nye, Mike 378,000 5-3
4 Quach, Quan 338,000 3-2
5 Casey, Michael 321,000 4-6
6 Macri, Ralph 313,000 5-2
7 Kassatly, Charles 304,000 5-7
8 Bologna, Giuseppe 293,000 2-9
9 Shaw, Stan 246,000 3-3
10 Schonbach, Chris 240,000 5-6
11 Lizardi, Humberto 230,000 3-5
12 Sullivan, Stacey 217,000 3-6
13 Silverman, Stephen 215,000 4-5
14 Dube, Mark 206,000 4-7
15 Reynolds, Scott 201,000 3-1
16 Cantone, Nicholas 178,000 1-3
17 Ostergren, Tom 170,000 3-9
18 Oh, Je Wook 158,000 2-1
19 UNDISCLOSED 127,000 1-6
20 Thurman, Dennis 127,000 2-8
21 Manchala, Sandeep 125,000 1-9
22 Flynn, Jamie 124,000 2-2
23 Casciola, Philippe 122,000 4-8
24 Perry, Mark 121,000 5-1
25 Thornhill, Mike 111,000 5-4
26 Cohen, Matthew 106,000 4-9
27 Patel, Raj 104,000 1-5
28 Elliott, David 103,000 5-9
29 Leong, Christopher 98,000 1-4
30 Dang, William 95,000 4-1
31 Vanschaick, Walter 94,000 5-5
32 Goosen, Theunis 73,000 1-2
33 Campbell, James 71,000 2-5
34 Scianna, Louis 68,000 4-3
35 Sullivan, Ryan 67,000 1-7
36 Milien, Rocky 66,000 1-1
37 Beach, James 62,000 2-6
38 Sennon, Peter 50,000 1-8
39 Long, Rohan 38,000 3-8
40 Demorro, Tom 15,000 2-4
41 Vetstein, Matthew 11,000 5-8
42 Happas, Steve 5,000 3-7

Saturday, December 7, 2013

The Money Bubble Bursts Late on Day 1 of the $600 No-Limit Hold 'em Event

With just 12 minutes of play remaining on Day 1 of the $600 No-Limit Hold 'em event at the Foxwoods Mega Stack Challenge, the money bubble has burst.

The 45 remaining players are now all guaranteed at least $1,113.

Day 2 will kick off at noon tomorrow and will play down to a winner.  We will be live streaming all of the Day 2 action.

The blinds on Day 2 will be starting at 3,000-6,000 with a 1,000 ante.  The average chip stack is currently 160,000 with 45 players remaining.

Full Day 2 chip counts and seat assignments will be posted shortly after the conclusion of play.

Final payouts are as follows:

1st - $40,218
2nd - $24,962
3rd - $16,703
4th - $13,084
5th - $9,743
6th - $7,888
7th - $6,310
8th - $4,918
9th - $3,825
10th-12th - $2,876
13th-15th - $2,412
16th-18th - $2,134
19th-21st - $1,855
22nd-24th - $1,577
25th-27th - $1,391
28th-36th - $1,243
37th-45th - $1,113

$600 No-Limit Mega Stack Challenge Final Numbers and Payouts

We had a total of 361 entrants in the $600 No-Limit Hold 'em Foxwoods Mega Stack Challenge.

The final 45 spots will finish in the money with first place taking home $40,218.

Final payouts are as follows:

1st - $40,218
2nd - $24,962
3rd - $16,703
4th - $13,084
5th - $9,743
6th - $7,888
7th - $6,310
8th - $4,918
9th - $3,825
10th-12th - $2,876
13th-15th - $2,412
16th-18th - $2,134
19th-21st - $1,855
22nd-24th - $1,577
25th-27th - $1,391
28th-36th - $1,243
37th-45th - $1,113

Over 260 Entrants in the $600 NLHE with Registration Still Open


Level 5 of the $600 No-Limit Hold 'em event at the December Mega Stack Challenge just got underway. 

We currently have 262 entrants in the field with registration and re-entry open for another four levels.

The blinds are currently 100-200 with a 25 ante and players start with 20,000 in chips.

The December Mega Stack Challenge is now Underway!


The December Mega Stack Challenge at the Foxwoods Resort and Casino is now underway with the start of the $600 No-Limit Hold 'em event.

Players are starting with 20,000 in chips and registration and re-entry is available for the first nine levels of play.

Levels 1-6 are 30 minutes in length, Levels 7-18 are 40 minutes and Level 19 and up will be 50 minutes in length.

There will be a 10-minute break after levels 3,6,9 and 15 with a 60-minute dinner break following Level 12.

There will be 18 levels of play on Day 1.

There is a $125,000 guaranteed prize pool on this event.

You can view the full December Mega Stack schedule by clicking here.

Friday, December 6, 2013

December Mega Stack Challenge Kicks Off Tomorrow!


The December Mega Stack Challenge kicks off at tomorrow at 11am with the $600 No-Limit Hold 'em event.

This is a two-day event and features a $125,000 guaranteed prize pool

You can view the full Foxwoods December Mega Stack Challenge schedule by clicking here.

Monday, November 4, 2013

Will Failla Wins the Foxwoods World Poker Open Main Event!!! ($128,306)


The final three players in the Foxwoods World Poker Finals Main Event have come to an agreement on a deal.

Will Failla is officially the champion of the Main Event.  Will takes home $128,306 as well as the World Poker Finals trophy and watch.

Tom Thomas officially finishes in second place for $120,000 while Chris Orme pockets $100,000 for his third place finish.

Congratulations to all of our players!

2nd Place - Tom Thomas  $120,000

3rd Place - Chris Orme  $100,000

Daniel Chan Eliminated from the World Poker Finals Main Event in 4th Place ($54,048)

It is folded around to Daniel Chan, who moves all-in from the small blind for around 1.3 million.  Tom Thomas calls from the big blind and they show:

Chan - [Kh][7h]
Thomas - [Jd][Jh]

The board runs out [5h][5s][4s][8s][7c] and Thomas wins the pot with his two pair.

Daniel Chan is eliminated in 4th place for $54,048.

Tom Thomas - 2,780,000

World Poker Finals Main Event Dinner Break Chip Counts

The players are taking a quick 45-minute dinner break.  When play resumes, the blinds will be increased to 50,000-100,000 with a 10,000 ante.

Chip counts by seat assignments are as follows:

1. Daniel Chan  1,655,000
2. Tom Thomas  3,180,000
3. Chris Orme  2,115,000
4. Will Failla  2,100,000

Final payouts are as follows:

1st - $161,777
2nd - $113,514
3rd - $73,015
4th - $54,048

Carlos Chadha Eliminated from the World Poker Finals Main Event in 5th Place ($40,572)

Will Failla raises to 175,000 before the flop and Carlos Chadha moves all-in for his last 700,000.  Failla calls and they turn over:

Chadha - [Ah][Jd]
Failla - [7c][7s]

The board comes [9c][9s][4d][Qc][8c] and Failla wins the pot with his two pair.

Carlos Chadha is eliminated in 5th place for $40,572.

Will Failla - 2,000,000

James Magner Eliminated from the World Poker Finals Main Event in 6th Place ($32,443)


Tom Thomas raises to 140,000 before the flop and is called by James Magner in the small blind.  The flop comes [Ac][8s][2c] and Magner moves all-in for around 500,000.  Thomas immediately calls and they turn over:

Thomas - [Ah][Td]
Magner - [Kh][Qh]

The turn is the [Ts] and the river comes the [As], giving Thomas a full house and the pot.

James Magner is eliminated in 6th place for $32,443.

Tom Thomas - 2,850,000

Will Failla Takes the Chip Lead with Six Left at the World Poker Finals

The blinds will be increased to 30,000-60,000 with a 5,000 ante when play resumes.

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

Chip counts by seat assignments are as follows:

1. James Magner  740,000
2. Daniel Chan  1,315,000
3. Carlos Chadha  2,040,000
4. Tom Thomas  390,000
5. Chris Orme  2,075,000
6. Will Failla (pictured)  2,495,000

Bob Ricciuti Eliminated from the World Poker Finals Main Event in 7th Place ($26,950)

Will Failla raises to 110,000 with the blinds at 25,000-50,000.  It is folded around to Bob Ricciuti, who moves all-in for around 600,000.

At this point, Failla reveals that he only looked at one card, a king, and another paint card.  He squeezes out his hand and quickly announces call.  They turn up:

Failla - [Kc][Kd]
Ricciuti - [Ah][Kh]

The board runs out [Ts][8s][2s][7d][6d] and Failla takes the pot with his pocket kings.

Bob Ricciuti is eliminated in 7th place for $26,950.

Will Failla - 2,175,000

Chip Counts from the Break in the World Poker Finals Main Event

The blinds have been increased to 20,000-40,000 with a 5,000 ante.

Chip counts by seat assignments are as follows:

1. James Magner  815,000
2. Daniel Chan  1,970,000
3. Carlos Chadha  2,030,000
4. Bob Ricciuti  855,000
5. Tom Thomas  1,450,000
6. Chris Orme  1,460,000
7. Will Failla  455,000

Steve Dakota Happas Eliminated from the World Poker Finals Main Event in 8th Place ($21,605)

Carlos Chadha raises to 60,000 before the flop and is called by Tom Thomas.  Steve Dakota Happas calls from the big blind, leaving himself 75,000 behind.

The flop comes [Qh][8s][2d] and Happas put his last 75,000 in the middle.  Both Chadha and Thomas call and the turn is the [7c].

Chadha fires 125,000 and Thomas mucks his hand.  They turn over:

Chadha - [9c][9s]
Happas - [Ad][Td]

The river comes the [7s] and Chadha takes the pot with his two pair.

Steve Dakota Happas is eliminated in 8th place, taking home $21,605.

Carlos Chadha - 2,000,000

David Paredes Eliminated from the World Poker Final Main Event in 9th Place ($16,201)

Shortly after losing a massive pot to Daniel Chan, David Paredes gets all-in for his last 93,000 with [Ad][Qc] against the [9c][6c] of Tom Thomas in the big blind.

The board comes [Jc][9d][6h][6d][Kd] and Thomas takes the pot with a full house.

David Paredes is eliminated in 9th place for $16,201.

Tom Thomas - 1,850,000

Ramy Ibrahim Eliminated from the World Poker Finals Main Event in 10th Place ($11,790)

Ramy Ibrahim moves all-in for his last 258,000 from early position and is called by Chris Orme from the button.  They turn over:

Ibrahim - [As][Ts]
Orme -  [Ad][Ks]

The board runs out [Jc][Jd][2h][Kd][2d] and Orme takes the pot with his better two pair.

Ramy Ibrahim is eliminated in 10th place for $11,790.

Chris Orme - 1,400,000

World Poker Finals Main Event Final Table Chip Counts and Seat Assignments

We have reached the final table of ten in the Foxwoods World Poker Finals Main Event.

The blinds are currently 15,000-30,000 with a 4,000 ante.

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

Chip counts by seat assignments are as follows:

1. Steve Dakota Happas  298,000
2. James Magner  442,000
3. Daniel Chan  1,984,000
4. Ramy Ibrahim  354,000
5. Carlos Chadha  1,584,000
6. Bob Ricciuti  715,000
7. Tom Thomas  819,000
8. Chris Orme  1,047,000
9. Will Failla  439,000
10. David Paredes  1,373,000

Final payouts are as follows:

1st - $161,777
2nd - $113,514
3rd - $73,015
4th - $54,048
5th - $40,572
6th - $32,443
7th - $26,950
8th - $21,605
9th - $16,201
10th - $11,790

Foxwoods World Poker Finals Main Event Results 11th-12th ($11,790)

The following players take home $11,790 for their finish:

11th - Michael Nye
12th - Delores Wightman

World Poker Finals Main Event Final Day is Now Underway and Streaming Live!


The final 12 players in the $2,700 No-Limit Hold 'em Foxwoods World Poker Finals Main Event have returned and cards are in the air.

The blinds are currently 12,000-24,000 with a 3,000 ante.  With 12 players remaining, the average chip stack is now 755,000.

Daniel Chan (pictured) leads the final 12 with 2,589,000 in chips.

You can watch the live stream of the feature table by clicking on FoxwoodsLive.com.

Chip counts by seat assignments are as follows:

Table 1:

1. Chris Orme  564,000
2. Daniel Chan  2,589,000
3. Mike Nye  314,000
4. Bob Ricciuti  664,000
5. David Paredes  973,000
6. open
7. open
8. open
9. Tom Thomas  834,000

Table 2:

1. open
2. open
3. Ramy Ibrahim  240,000
4. Pauline Wightman  192,000
5. Carlos Chad  1,682,000
6. Steve Dakota Happas  334,000
7. James Magner  272,000
8. Will Failla  405,000
9. open

Final payouts are as follows:

1st - $161,777
2nd - $113,514
3rd - $73,015
4th - $54,048
5th - $40,572
6th - $32,443
7th - $26,950
8th - $21,605
9th - $16,201
10th-12th - $11,790

Sunday, November 3, 2013

Foxwoods World Poker Finals - Event #19 - $2700 NLH Championship - Day 3 Returning Players

Play Concludes on Day 3 with Daniel Chan in the Chip Lead!


Play has come to an end on Day 3 of the Foxwoods World Poker Finals Main Event with 12 players remaining.

Daniel Chan leads the field going into the final day of play with 2,589,000 in chips.

Play will resume on Monday at noon.

Full chip counts will be posted shortly.

Foxwoods World Poker Finals Main Event Results 13th-15th ($9,667)

The following players take home $9,667 for their finish:

13th - Julian Sacks
14th - Dena Pearlman
15th - Brian Morgan

Dena Pearlman Eliminated from the World Poker Finals Main Event in 14th Place ($9,667)


An incredible World Poker Finals has come to an end for Dena Pearlman.

Pearlman, who won two events this series already, was just eliminated from the Main Event in 14th place for $9,667.

Congratulations Dena!

Foxwoods World Poker Finals Main Event Results 16th-18th ($8,275)

The following players take home $8,275 for their finish:

16th - Vinny Pahuja
17th - Demetrios Pseudoikonomou
18th - Adam Rosati

Final Two Tables of the World Poker Finals Main Event


We are down to the final two tables of the Foxwoods World Poker Finals Main Event.

Players have just gone to break and will come back to blinds of 8,000-16,000 with a 2,000 ante.

You can watch the live stream of the feature table by clicking on FoxwoodsLive.com.

Final payouts are as follows:

1st - $161,777
2nd - $113,514
3rd - $73,015
4th - $54,048
5th - $40,572
6th - $32,443
7th - $26,950
8th - $21,605
9th - $16,201
10th-12th - $11,790
13th-15th - $9,667
16th-18th - $8,275

Foxwoods World Poker Finals Main Event Results 19th-21st ($7,250)

The following players take home $7,250 for their finish:

19th - Paul Nowak
20th - Scott Brand
21st - Parad Yury

Foxwoods World Poker Finals Main Event Results 22nd-24th ($6,444)

The following players take home $6,444 for their finish:

22nd - Omar El-Halabi
23rd - Daniel Shapiro
24th - Hilary Dombrowski

Foxwoods World Poker Finals Main Event Results 25th-27th ($5,712)

The following players take home $5,712 for their finish:

25th - Vinny Maglio
26th - Roger Brestak
27th - Nikunj Gandhi

Foxwoods World Poker Finals Main Event Results 28th-36th ($4,979)

The following players take home $4,979 for their finish:

28th - Ronald McGinnity
29th - Undisclosed
30th - Solang Ung
31st - Joseph McKeehen
32nd - John Roy
33rd - Ryan Mostafa
34th - Louis Scianna
35th - Randy Burnette
36th - Antonio Bueti

The Money Bubble Bursts in the Foxwoods World Poker Finals Main Event!


After about an hour of hand-for-hand play, we are now in the money in the Foxwoods World Poker Finals Main Event.

The unfortunate bubble boy was Aaron Smith, who has now been the stone-cold bubble in the World Poker Finals Main Event for two years in a row.

The final 36 players are now all guaranteed at least $4,979.

Final payouts are as follows:

1st - $161,777
2nd - $113,514
3rd - $73,015
4th - $54,048
5th - $40,572
6th - $32,443
7th - $26,950
8th - $21,605
9th - $16,201
10th-12th - $11,790
13th-15th - $9,667
16th-18th - $8,275
19th-21st - $7,250
22nd-24th - $6,444
25th-27th - $5,712
28th-36th - $4,979

On the Bubble in the World Poker Finals Main Event


After a three-way all-in (pictured above), the remaining 37 players in the Foxwoods World Poker Finals are now on the money bubble.

After the elimination of one more players, everyone will be guaranteed at least $4,979.

Approaching the Money Bubble with 41 Players Remaining

We are down to the final 41 players in the $2,700 No-Limit Hold 'em Foxwoods World Poker Finals Main Event.

The final 36 players will finish in the money.

Final payouts are as follows:

1st - $161,777
2nd - $113,514
3rd - $73,015
4th - $54,048
5th - $40,572
6th - $32,443
7th - $26,950
8th - $21,605
9th - $16,201
10th-12th - $11,790
13th-15th - $9,667
16th-18th - $8,275
19th-21st - $7,250
22nd-24th - $6,444
25th-27th - $5,712
28th-36th - $4,979

$300 No-Limit Hold 'em Championship Weekend Special Final Numbers and Payouts

We had a total of 222 entrants in the $300 No-Limit Hold 'em Foxwoods World Poker Finals Championship Weekend Special.

The final 27 spots will finish in the money with first place taking home $13,174. 

Final payouts are as follows:

1st - $13,174
2nd - $9,244
3rd - $5,946
4th - $4,401
5th - $3,303
6th - $2,643
7th - $2,194
8th - $1,758
9th - $1,328
10th-12th - $962
13th-15th - $789
16th-18th - $671
19th-21st - $587
22nd-24th - $526
25th-27th - $464

Day 3 of the World Poker Finals Main Event Underway and Streaming Live!

Day 3 of the $2,700 No-Limit Hold 'em World Poker Finals Main Event is now underway.

There are 56 players remaining and the average chip stack is 162,000.

Bob Ricciuti leads the field with 433,500.  You can view the full Day 3 chip counts and seat assignments by clicking here.

The blinds are starting at 2,000-4,000 with a 500 ante and all levels are one-hour in length.

You can watch the live stream of the feature table by clicking on FoxwoodsLive.com.

Final payouts are as follows:

1st - $161,777
2nd - $113,514
3rd - $73,015
4th - $54,048
5th - $40,572
6th - $32,443
7th - $26,950
8th - $21,605
9th - $16,201
10th-12th - $11,790
13th-15th - $9,667
16th-18th - $8,275
19th-21st - $7,250
22nd-24th - $6,444
25th-27th - $5,712
28th-36th - $4,979

Saturday, November 2, 2013

Foxwoods World Poker Finals - Event #19 - $2700 NLH Championship - Day 1 Returning Players

Place   Name Chips Table/Seat
1 Ricciuti, Bob 433,500 5-7
2 Chadha, Carlos 394,900 4-3
3 Dombrowski, Hilary 370,000 4-5
4 Maglio, Vincent 359,000 7-8
5 Feldman, Ryan 299,000 6-8
6 Thomas, Tom 269,500 2-8
7 Morgan, Brian 262,500 4-6
8 Roy, John 260,500 5-9
9 Sacks, Julian 257,500 2-9
10 Driscoll, Shawn 256,000 3-7
11 Magner, James 249,000 3-9
12 Undisclosed 245,000 3-3
13 Paredes, David 243,500 2-1
14 El-Halabi, Omar 232,500 1-9
15 Mostafa, Ryan 230,000 1-8
16 Parker, Darin 214,000 2-7
17 Yury, Parad 203,000 3-2
18 Happas, Dakota 201,000 2-2
19 Ibrahim, Ramy 196,300 6-2
20 Vazquez, Luis 189,000 1-3
21 Smith, Aaron 184,000 5-8
22 Pan, Yadong 169,000 1-2
23 Ung, Solang 152,000 5-2
24 Bueti, Tony 151,500 7-1
25 Chan, Daniel 150,500 1-7
26 Nye, Mike 144,000 4-4
27 Failla, Will "The Thrill" 143,800 7-9
28 Brestak, Roger 141,000 6-3
29 Shapiro, Dan 137,500 3-6
30 Caputo, John 133,000 6-4
31 Inman, Scott 128,000 1-6
32 Tran, Ryan 128,000 3-5
33 Allain, Luke 125,000 4-1
34 Brand, Scott 121,000 2-4
35 Scianna, Louis 112,500 4-2
36 Pahuja, Vinny 108,700 2-3
37 Nowak, Paul 102,000 4-9
38 Heimowitz, Lonnie 97,000 7-3
39 Gandhi, Nick 96,000 5-4
40 Lateano, Stephen 93,200 7-4
41 McGinnity, Ronnie 92,000 1-4
42 Rubin, James 91,500 5-3
43 Pseudoikonomou, D. 87,500 6-1
44 Eid, Mohd 84,000 3-1
45 Rosati, Adam 80,700 1-5
46 Radochia, Paul 78,500 6-6
47 Pearlman, Dena 75,500 5-5
48 Lahey, Tim 74,000 6-9
49 Palomo, Ian 74,000 5-1
50 Burnette, Randy 73,000 7-2
51 Orme, Chris 63,000 7-5
52 Wightman, Pauline 61,500 7-7
53 McKeehen, Joseph 60,000 6-7
54 Grimes, Terry 49,000 3-4
55 Matson, John 47,000 2-5
56 Undisclosed 28,500 4-8