2015 Foxwoods Poker Classic- Event #13 - $300 Stud 8 or Better - Final Results

Place	Name	Prize
1	Andrew Latto, Foxboro, MA	$4,616
2	Jack Dagostino, North Providence, RI	$3,230
3	John Fahmy, Hopkinton, MA	$2,000
4	Krishna Oditt, Briarwood, NY	$1,539
5	William Perry, Duxbury, MA	$1,153
6	Richard Young, Bedford, NH	$923
7	Eugene Parenti, Reading, PA	$770
8	Vaughan Machado, Eatontown, NJ	$615
9	David Kopp, Maywood, IL	$538

2015 Foxwoods Poker Classic- Event #12 - $400 NLH Six Max - Final Results

Place	Name	Prize
1	Gerasimos Spyratos, Rye Brook, NY	$10,754
2	John Sandberg, South Windsor, CT	$10,753
3	Benjamin Bouchard, Wingsor, CT	$5,680
4	James Carmody, Hamden, CT	$4,224
5	Jamie Berger, Turners Falls, MA	$3,204
6	Christopher O’Hara, Clarks Summit, PA	$2,622
7	Michael Dobbs, Sayville, NY	$2,136
8	Timothy Lydon, Dorchester Center, MA	$1,699
9	Christopher Walsh, Bethany, CT	$1,362
10	Anil Kadimisetty, Stamford, CT	$1,068
11	Frank Calderone, Flushing, NY	$1,068
12	Troy Skinner, Glendale, AZ	$1,068
13	Michael Powers, Coventry, RI	$970
14	David Alexander, Rockland, MA	$970
15	Michael Futeran, Huntington, NY	$970

Event #17 $300 Seven Card Stud Prize Pool & Payouts

Event #17 $300 Seven Card received 83 entries, creating a $20,933 prize pool. The top 9 players will be in the money, with a mincash worth $732. Here are the full payouts:

1st Place: $6,280
2nd Place: $4,396
3rd Place: $2,722
4th Place: $2,093
5th Place: $1,570
6th Place: $1,256
7th Place: $1,047
8th Place: $837
9th Place: $732

Event #16 $500 NLH Prize Pool & Payouts

Event #16 $500 NLH Big Stack Freezeout received 131 entries, creating a $55,911 prize pool. The top 15 players will be in the money, with a mincash worth $1,118. Here are the full payouts:

1st Place: $14,985
2nd Place: $9,784
3rd Place: $6,542
4th Place: $4,864
5th Place: $3,690
6th Place: $3,019
7th Place: $2,460
8th Place: $1,957
9th Place: $1,566
10th-12th Place: $1,230
13th-15th Place: $1,118

1st Place: Tedford Armistead ($13,594)

On the final hand of play, Paul Giancola was all in with [Qd][9d] and was up against Tedford Armistead's [As][9c]. The [Jc][Td][3h] flop gave Paul some hope as he had flopped an open ended straight draw. The [Js] turn and [3s] river failed to improve Paul's hand, so Tedford will win the pot and the tournament. Along with the $13,594 first place prize, Tedford will win the title and the 2015 Foxwoods Poker Classic trophy. Congratulations, Tedford.

2nd Place: Paul Giancola ($8,836)

3rd Place: Barry Zarb ($5,856)

Barry Zarb was all in preflop and was called by Paul Giancola. Paul was looking to knock out yet another player as he was coin flipping with [Ah][Ts] against Barry's [7s][7d]. The [5c][9s][Kc] was good for Barry, but the [9c] hit the turn to give Paul some extra outs. Nobody had a club, but Paul could hit a king to counterfit the pair of sevens, as well as an ace or a ten. Predictably, the [Tc] hit the river to give Paul the winning hand, eliminating Barry in 3rd place. He will earn $5,856 for his efforts.

4th Place: Ken Eggleston ($4,391)

Three players saw a [Qh][Jd][6c] flop, and Ken Eggleston moved all in. Paul Giancola made the call, and Tedford Armistead got out of the way. Ken had the best hand with [Kd][Js] but had to doge Paul's [Kc][Th]. The [As] came right on the turn to give Paul broadway, and Ken was looking for a jack to chop. Instead, the [2c] hit the river to send Ken to the payout desk to collect his $4,391 for 4th place.

5th Place: Arthur Desjardins ($3,346)

Ken Eggleston opened the pot from the button before Arthur Desjardins moved all in from the small blind. Paul Giancola made the call from the big blind, and Ken got out of the way.

Arthur [As][9c]
Paul [Kc][Qs]

The [4h][6d][6s] kept ace high in the lead, and nothing changed on the [7d] turn. But when the dealer smacked the [Qc] on the river, Paul earned the checkmark with a pair of queens. Arthur will exit this tournament in 5th place, earning $3,346 for his efforts.

6th Place: Milton Thomas ($2,719)

It was the Paul Giancola Show once again as he was heads up with Milton Thomas on a [9s][2s][3c] flop. Milton shoved with [Ah][8d] and Paul made the call with [9c][6c]. The turn and river fell [2h][2c] to give Paul the winning full house, sending Milton to the rail in 6th place. Milton will earn $2,719 for his efforts.

Ken Eggleston doubles through Paul Giancola

We finally found a player that Paul Giancola couldn't eliminate! Kenn Eggleston was all in with [As][Ah] against Paul's [Ad][Qh], and the aces held up through a [7c][Th][3s][Td][4h] board. Paul will increase his stack to 480,000 as the blinds increase to 5,000/10,000 with a 1,000 ante.

7th Place: David Ives ($2,196)

David Ives was all in preflop with [Kd][Kc] and was in great shape to double up against Paul Giancola's [Ts][Td]. Paul seemed to be an unstoppable force as the flop fell [9d][8h][Tc], giving Paul top set. David couldn't find a king on the [2c] turn or the [Jh] river, and he will be eliminated in 7th place. David earns $2,196 here today.

8th Place: Frank Diaz ($1,778)

Frank Diaz was all in with [Kh][Td] against his opponent's [Ad][Qs]. The [4s][2h][4h] flop was no help for Frank, but the [9h] turn gave him a flush draw to go with his two overcards. The [6s] river was a blank, however, and Frank will be our 8th place finisher. He will earn $1,778 for his efforts.

9th Place: Joanne Milburn ($1,416)

Joanne Milburn raised preflop before Paul Giancola reraised. Action folded back to Joanne, who gave pause before moving all in. Paul snap called.

Joanne [Ad][Td]
Paul [Jd][Jc]

The board ran out [5h][Qd][5c][7c][3h] to send Joanne to the rail in 9th place. She will earn $1,416 for her efforts.

10th Place: Mark Checkwicz ($993)

On one of the first few hands of Event #15 $400 Seniors Final Table, Mark Checkwicz and was all in and called by Arthur Desjardins. Mark was a 60/40 dog with his [Kd][Jc] up against [Ah][Td]. Though the [Ac][3h][6c] wasn't good for Mark, the [Kh] turn gave him a glimmer of hope. The [6d] hit the river to eliminate Mark in 10th place, good for $993.

After the hand, Arthur was put on a one round penalty for exposing his hand while action was pending.

Today's schedule

On today's schedule at the Foxwoods Poker Classic:

11am:
Event # 16 $500 NO LIMIT HOLD’EM BIG STACK
FREEZEOUT (NO RE-ENTRY)
$50,000 Guaranteed
($440 Buy-in / $60 Entry fee)
Players start with 30,000 in non-value tournament chips.
Registration will be available through the end of the 6th level.
Levels 1 - 12 will last 30 minutes. Levels 13 and up will last 40 minutes.
Full structure is available here.

12pm:
Event # 17 $300 7-CARD STUD
($260 Buy-in / $40 Entry fee)
Players start with 10,000 in non-value tournament chips.
Levels will be played for 30 minutes.
Registration will be open through the end of the 3rd level
Full structure is available here.

12pm:
Final Table of Event # 15 $400 NO LIMIT HOLD’EM SENIORS
$50,000 Guaranteed
($350 Buy-in / $50 Entry fee)
“With Re-Entries”
Streaming live at www.FoxwoodsLive.com

2015 Foxwoods Poker Classic- Event #11 - $1,650 NLH - Final Results

Place	Name	Prize
1	David Harting, Fort Myers, FL	$41,069
2	Mark Dickstein, New York, NY	$36,700
3	Daniel Chalifour, Swanzey, NH	$30,000
4	Gerald Hillard, Silver Grove, KY	$25,000
5	James Campbell, Marlborough, MA	$13,596
6	Michael Hollenberg, Rockaway, NJ	$11,046
7	Julian Sacks, Ridgewood, NJ	$8,922
8	Edward O’Connell, Miller Place, NY	$7,223
9	Ross Mallor, Whitestone, NY	$5,739
10	Matthew Silberzweig, Elmont, NY	$4,036
11	Jason Calnan, Revere, MA	$4,036
12	Jay Kovoor-Chathoth, Stamford, CT	$4,036
13	Konstantinos Katikakis, S. Boston, MA	$3,611
14	Michael Nye, East Bridgewater, MA	$3,611
15	Aaron Loew, Salem, NH	$3,611
16	Rohan Long, Windsor, CT	$3,398
17	Jimmy Nunez, Winthrop, MA	$3,398
18	Jayme Parro, Belchertown, MA	$3,398

2015 Foxwoods Poker Classic- Event #10 - $300 NLH Ladies Only - Final Results

Place	Name	Prize
1	Jamie Scott, Torrington, CT	$5,300
2	Francine Lee, Danielson, CT	$4,215
3	Catherine Connaughton, Mansfield, MA	$4,215
4	Lona Rubenstein, Amagansett, NY	$4,215
5	Esmeralda Pires, Fall River, MA	$1,819
6	Mary Desmond, Winchendon, MA	$1,455
7	Barbara Sullivan, Bridgeport, CT	$1,213
8	Julie Zelman, New York, NY	$970
9	Robyn Londergan, Mansfield, MA	$848

2015 Foxwoods Poker Classic- Event #9 - $300 HOSE - Final Results

Place	Name	Prize
1	David Kopp, Maywood, IL	$3,771
2	Peter Terry, East Hartland, CT	$2,552
3	Michael Huguenot, Pleasantville, NY	$1,624
4	Daniel Peck, Corvallis, OR	$1,276
5	John Bell, Ledyard, CT	$986
6	Justine Schiavo-Hunt, Abington, MA	$754
7	Ming Lee, Natick, MA	$638

2015 Foxwoods Poker Classic- Event #15 - $400 NLH Seniors - Final Table Returning Players

Table-Seat	Name	Chip Count
1	Ken Eggleston	269,000
2	Joanne Milburn	197,000
3	Frank Diaz	87,000
4	Arthur Desjardins	261,000
5	Milton Thomas	389,000
6	Paul Giancola	365,000
7	Tedford Armistead	1,199,000
8	Mark Checkwicz	124,000
9	Barry Zarb	75,000
10	David Ives	114,000

1st Place: Djony Centeio ($18,921)

On the final hand, Eric Siegel was all in preflop holding [Ah][8s] but was up against Djony Centeio's [As][Kh]. The board ran out a pure [Jc][5s][3d][3c][7h], and the stacks were counted down. Djony had a slightly larger stack, so he will win Event #14 $400 NLH. Djony will collect $18,921, the title, and the Foxwoods Poker Classic trophy. Congratulations, Djony!

2nd Place: Eric Siegel ($17,500)

3rd Place: Frank Flowers ($30,000)

On a [Jh][4s][7d][5s] board, Eric Siegel checked and Frank Flowers moved all in. Djony Centeio folded, and Eric made the call. Frank had a straight draw with his [6d][2d] and was up against Eric's [4h][4d]. The river landed the [Ad], and the stacks were counted down. Frank was slightly outchipped by Eric, and so Frank will take 3rd place. Because of the 5-way deal, Frank will take home the lion's share of the prize pool, $30,000.

4th Place: Dennis Zollo ($15,000)

Dennis Zolo has been eliminated when his ace-six ran into the pocket tens of Frank Flowers. Dennis will earn $15,000 for his 4th place finish today.

5th Place: Jovy Ounthongdy ($15,000)

Jovy Ounthongdy has been eliminated when his ace-x was outdrawn by Djony Centeio's king jack. Jovy will take home $15,000 after his negotiated 5 way deal, and will officially take 5th place.

Five way deal made

A five way deal has been made to pay Frank Flowers $30,000, and give $15,000 each to the other four: Eric Siegel, Dennis Zollo, Jovy Ounthongdy, and Djony Centeio. Play will continue and the winner will take home the remaining $6,421 and the trophy.

6th Place: Chris Leong ($7,177)

Chris Leong lost a chunk of his stack when he was bluffed off an ace high board by Djony Centeio. He finally got the rest of his stack in with [As][Qh] against fellow short stacked Dennis Zollo's [Ks][Td]. The [3c][5c][Tc] flop paired Dennis, and the [Kh] gave him two pair. Chris would need a jack to survive, but instead the [Ah] hit the river. The stacks were so close they were counted down, and amazingly the two each had exactly 525,000. Chris will exit this tournament in 6th place, good for $7,177.

7th Place: Daniel Chan ($5,888)

Daniel Chan has been eliminated in 7th place when his pocket sevens ran into pocket nines. He will earn $5,888 for his efforts.

Updated chip counts on the break

The final 8 players of Event #14 are now on break. When they return, blinds will be 30,000/60,000 with a 10,000 ante. Here are updated chip counts:

Eric Siegel - 810,000
Dennis Zollo - 530,000

Chris Leong - 1,375,000
Frank Flowers - 3,960,000
Jovy Ounthongdy - 1,530,000

Djony Centeio - 1,410,000
Daniel Chan - 1,245,000

8th Place: Christopher Macneil ($4,600)

Christopher Macneil was all in with [Kh][Jd] and was racing against [2s][2h]. The [5s][4s][9c] failed to bring a king or a jack, and the [2d] on the turn meant Christopher was drawing dead. A jack hit the river to spite Christopher, and he will head to the payout desk to collect $4,600 for his 8th place finish.

9th Place: Sean Curtin ($3,593)

From under the gun, Sean Curtin moved all in. Frank Flowers moved all in over the top next to act, and the table folded around to Chris Leong in the big blind. Chris looked down at his cards and said call, tabling [Ah][Ad]. Sean held [5s][5c] and Frank had [As][Kh], so Chris was in pretty good shape to triple up and knock out an opponent. The [2h][Tc][3h] flop was safe, as was the [9h] turn. The [Js] landed on the river, and Sean will exit the tournament in 9th place, good for $3,593.

10th Place: Ben Nakhoul ($2,612)

Ben Nakhoul was all in from the button and was called by Frank Flowers in the big blind. It was a race with Ben's [Ac][Js] against Frank's [Ts][Th]. The pocket pair held through a [6h][4c][7c][8d][8c] board, and Ben will be eliminated in 10th place. He will collect $2,612 for his efforts.

Event #14 Final table chip counts & seating assignments, Djony Centeio leads with 2.4M

It's been only 50 minutes since dinner break, and in that time we went from 18 players to 10. We lost Jon Besancon in 12th place ($2,612) and Bobby Riccuti in 11th place ($2,612) to get to the final table. Players are now redrawing for their seats at the final table.

Seat 1: Eric Siegel - 450,000
Seat 2: Dennis Zollo - 805,000
Seat 3: Chris Leong - 735,000
Seat 4: Ben Nakhoul - 940,000
Seat 5: Sean Curtin - 315,000
Seat 6: Frank Flowers - 1,960,000
Seat 7: Jovy Ounthongdy - 1,030,000
Seat 8: Christopher Macneil - 925,000
Seat 9: Djony Centeio - 2,420,000
Seat 10: Daniel Chan - 1,295,000

Here are the prizes left to play for:

1st Place: $36,802
2nd Place: $23,001
3rd Place: $15,825
4th Place: $11,869
5th Place: $8,924
6th Place: $7,177
7th Place: $5,888
8th Place: $4,600
9th Place: $3,593
10th Place: $2,612

Final table reached

It's been only 50 minutes since dinner break, and in that time we went from 18 players to 10. We lost Jon Besancon in 12th place ($2,612) and Bobby Riccuti in 11th place ($2,612) to get to the final table. Players are now redrawing for their seats at the final table.

Event #14 - Recent eliminations: 13th-18th place

13th Place: Yuriy Kalantarov ($2,263)

14th Place: Luke Vrabel ($2,263)

15th Place: Frank Calderone ($2,263)

16th Place: Willie Jenkins ($1,913)

17th Place: Samuel Musto ($1,913)

18th Place: Louis Capoferri ($1,913)

Players are on dinner break

The final 18 players are now on their one hour dinner break. Below are chip counts and seating assignments for the final two tables. Blinds will be 15,000/30,000 with a 5,000 ante when play resumes at 8:40pm EST.

Table #1

Seat 1: Christopher Macneil - 320,000

Seat 2: Yuriy Kalantarov - 655,000
Seat 3: Luke Vrabel 385,000
Seat 4: Daniel Chan - 1,620,000
Seat 5: Bedda Nakhoul - 655,000
Seat 6: Eric Siegel - 295,000
Seat 7: Jon Besancon - 350,000
Seat 8: Sean Curtin- 380,000
Seat 9: Jovy Ounthongdy - 845,000

Table #2

Seat 1: Chris Leong - 845,000
Seat 2: Bobby Riccuti - 425,000
Seat 3: Frank Calderone - 360,000
Seat 4: Louis Capoferri Jr. - 265,000
Seat 5: Djony Centeio - 1,115,000
Seat 6: Willie Jenkins - 300,000
Seat 7: Dennis Zollo - 895,000
Seat 8: Frank Flowers - 645,000
Seat 9: Samuel Musto - 330,000

19th Place: Tarun G. ($1,674)

It was a rollercoaster of a hand that finally broke the final two table bubble, and we saw Tarun G. go out in 19th place as a result.

It started with the UTG player moving all in for 106,000 at 12,000/24,000 blinds. Action folded to Chris Leong, who called the bet, before Tarun G. moved all in from the small blind for a little over 400,000. The big blind had to think for a bit, but he folded and then Chris snap called.

UTG [Ks][4s]
Tarun [Ts][Tc]
Chris [Qc][Qc]

The [6d][6s][4h][Kh][8c] board meant that the UTG player would triple up and Tarun G. would be eliminated. After the hand, Chris was up to 750,000, and the final 18 players redrew for new seats.

Photos from the final 3 tables

19 remain with 1 level until dinner break

We have 19 players remaining as Level 24 wraps up. Those plays are now playing 12,000/24,000 blinds with a 4,000 ante. After this level, there will be a 1 hour dinner break, and tournament staff will color up and race off the 1,000 chips. There is a redraw at the final 18 players, which should likely be during this level.

Final 4 tables reached

We are down to the final 36 players in Event #14 $400 NLH, which means that only four tables remain. All players are now guaranteed a minimum $1,104, but all eyes are on the $36,802 first place prize. 

Event #15 $400 NLH Seniors Prize Pool & Payouts

Event #15 $400 NLH Seniors received 154 entries, creating a $52,283 prize pool. The top 18 players will be in the money, with a mincash worth $836. Here are the full payouts:

1st Place: $13,594
2nd Place: $8,836
3rd Place: $5,856
4th Place: $4,391
5th Place: $3,346
6th Place: $2,719
7th Place: $2,196
8th Place: $1,778
9th Place: $1,416
10th-12th Place: $993
13th-15th Place: $888
16th-18th Place: $836

YouTube Video: 2015 Foxwoods Poker Classic Event #11 $1,650 NLH Final Table

Event #14 is now in the money

With 65 players remaining, two players were lost before hand-for-hand play could begin. The remaining 63 players are now in the money. The tournament staff are breaking a table, and the clock is now paused. Blinds are currently 4,000/8,000 with a 1,000 ante.

Players are now on break

Players in Day 2 of Event #19 $400 NLH are now on break as Level 18 completes. Only 65 players remain with the top 63 players making the money. Here are select chip counts of a few notables still in the hunt:

Tim Kelliher 422,000
Raj Patel 335,000
Tarun G. 280,000
Jared Campbell 270,000
Chris Leong 191,000
Eric Siegel 88,000
Billy Pappas 50,000

Today's schedule

On today's schedule at the Foxwoods Poker Classic:

11am:
Event # 15 $400 NO LIMIT HOLD’EM SENIORS
$50,000 Guaranteed
($350 Buy-in / $50 Entry fee)
“With Re-Entries”
Players start with 20,000 in non-value tournament chips.
Participants must be 50 years or older to play.
Registration and Re-entries will be available through the end of the 6th level.
Levels 1 - 12 will last 30 minutes. Levels 13 and up will last 40 minutes
Full structure is available here.

12pm:

Day 2 of Event #14 $400 NLH

Streaming live at www.FoxwoodsLive.com

2015 Foxwoods Poker Classic- Event #14 - $400 NLH - Returning Players

Table-Seat	Name	Chip Count
11-2	Brauer, Paul	324,000
9-2	Zheng, Frank	292,500
3-4	Williams, Frank	281,000
4-1	Campo, Peter	250,500
7-9	Planchon, Kevin	233,500
8-2	Bonventre, Anthony	223,500
9-7	Gulati, Tarun	221,000
6-7	MacNeil, Chris	215,000
4-9	Ouellet, Daniel	196,500
8-6	Leong, Christopher	188,000
12-4	Hollenberg, Michael	182,000
12-9	Dobson, John	175,000
8-9	Zollo, Dennis	164,000
12-1	Jenkins, Willie	161,500
12-2	Kresmery, Richard	158,500
6-3	Kontos, Nicholas	156,000
12-5	Lewis, Jonathan	156,000
2-7	Crowe, Michael	154,500
4-8	Campbell, James	143,500
1-4	Meder, Glen	142,500
1-8	Flowers, Frank	142,000
11-9	Kurlanski, Jozef	141,000
11-8	Calderone, Frank	140,000
9-1	Rodrigues, Elvis	139,000
7-6	Johnson, Adam	137,000
7-1	Montuoro, Robert	136,000
3-7	Ounthongdy, Jovy	135,500
10-1	Patel, Raj	134,000
10-3	Ricciuti, Bob	134,000
2-6	Nakhoul, Ben	132,000
1-7	Patel, Daniel	130,000
7-4	Cecunjanin, Sammy	127,000
10-2	Fournier, Keith	124,000
2-1	Kallio, Alpo	123,000
12-8	Dang, Huy	122,500
5-8	Reddick, Joe	121,500
9-5	Chan, Daniel	120,000
7-5	Davenport, Allen	120,000
9-3	Cooperstein, Bob	119,000
12-3	Koerber, Robert	119,000
1-9	Milien, Rocky	116,500
8-8	Leccese, Thomas	114,500
12-6	Deluca, Martin	110,500
4-3	Manwaring, John	110,000
9-4	Burns, Aaron	107,000
3-1	Dow, Matt	107,000
5-9	Balisciano, Troy	100,000
12-7	Patel, Dilipkumar	100,000
2-8	Montgomery, John	98,000
8-5	Swears, Linda	98,000
7-2	Walker, David	95,500
2-4	Blake, Scott	92,500
10-8	Chaves, David	91,500
8-4	Ortiz, Frankie	91,500
6-9	Scott, Richard	90,500
6-6	Rodrigues, Johnny	90,000
5-1	Cardone, Anthony	89,500
1-3	Lyles, Sam	86,500
2-3	Besancon, Jon	86,000
5-2	Guarascio, Anthony	83,500
4-7	Nye, Mike	82,000
4-4	Bertoncini, Joseph	78,000
11-5	Puziello, Ralph	78,000
3-6	Penza, Thomas	77,000
5-5	Pappaconstantinou, W.	73,000
10-5	Bertoncini, Michael	72,500
11-1	Cambareri, Carmelo	72,500
1-5	Cohen, Steven	72,500
10-4	Tesch, Greg	72,500
3-8	Centeio, Djony	71,500
5-6	Furey, Charles	70,000
10-9	Vrabel, Luke	70,000
9-6	Moriarty, Daniel	69,500
2-5	Smith, Patrick	68,000
7-7	Wilgo, Scott	67,500
6-1	Boufford, Daniel	66,000
8-1	Lask, Charlie	66,000
7-3	Bertrand, Joseph	65,500
3-2	Siegel, Eric	65,000
3-3	Musto, Sam	63,000
1-1	Lu, Meng	62,000
5-7	Falzarano, John	61,500
5-4	Maguire, Dennis	61,000
1-2	Capoferri Jr, Louis	60,500
11-6	Kachittavong, S.	59,000
8-3	Kalantarov, Yuriy	58,000
6-8	Brakatselos, John	53,000
4-6	Simone, Ralph	51,500
7-8	Murphy, Lynn	48,500
11-3	Gabriello, Andrea	40,500
6-4	Thompson, Alan	39,000
4-5	Heyda, Andrea	38,500
2-9	Wiley, Brendan	38,000
8-7	Curtin, Sean	37,000
10-7	Hankins, Jeffery	36,500
9-8	Lawler, Thomas	35,500
4-2	Abdalla, Hamdy	30,500
6-5	Coutu, Kourtney	29,500
11-7	DaSilva, Justin	20,000
3-5	Inman, Scott	14,000

Photos from Flight B

WSOP November Niner Billy Pappas

Event #6 winner Chris Leong

Event #11 2nd place finisher Mark Dickstein

Ryan Eriquezzo

Chris Tryba hides from the cameras

Je Wook Oh

Raj Patel

Event #14 $400 NLH Prize Pool & Payouts

In Event #14 $400 NLH, Flight A received 256 entries while Flight B received 286. In total, there were 542 entries creating a $184,009 prize pool. The top 63 players will be in the money, with a mincash worth $754. Here are the full payouts:

1st Place: $36,802
2nd Place: $23,001
3rd Place: $15,825
4th Place: $11,869
5th Place: $8,924
6th Place: $7,177
7th Place: $5,888
8th Place: $4,600
9th Place: $3,593
10th-12th Place: $2,612
13th-15th Place: $2,263
16th-18th Place: $1,913
19th-21st Place: $1,674
22nd-24th Place: $1,453
25th-27th Place: $1,269
28th-36th Place: $1,104
37th-45th Place: $956
46th-54th Place: $828
55th-63rd Place: $754

Flight A is complete

As Level 15 comes to an end, so does Flight A for Event #14 $400 NLH. Approximately 50 players remain, and they have bagged up their chips and will return tomorrow at 12pm EST to combine with the survivors from Flight B. Those players are currently at the end of Level 6, with registration still open.

Event #14 Flight B is under way

Cards are in the air for Flight B of Event #14 $400 NLH. Registration is open for 8 levels, or until approximately 9:30pm EST. A full structure is available at here. The field will play 15 levels today just like Flight A is doing now, and the survivors will return tomorrow to play down to a winner.