Heads up chip counts

Play is down to the final two players in Event #5 $365 Monster Stack. It's a very close match as Daniel Pickering has a very slight lead with 4,340,00 to James Karos's 4,020,000. The two are taking a quick bathroom break before resuming play.

3rd Place: Tom Dragone ($12,570)

On a [Ks][7s][5c][2c] board with over 1,000,000 in the pot, James Karos moved all in for over 1,400,000 and Tom Dragone made the call. James held [Kc][9s] for top pair, and Tom would need to improve with his [9c][7c]. The river fell the [Qd], awarding James the double up.

On the very next hand, Tom Dragone moved all in with K-3 and was called by Daniel Pickering with [9h][9c]. There was a king in the window, but the flop fanned out [9s][Th][Kc] to leave Tom drawing thin. The [6d] sealed his fate, and when the meaningless [2c] hit the river, Tom was eliminated in 3rd place. He will collect $12,570 for his efforts.

Event #6 Final Table Reached

Event #6 $365 NLH has reached its final table. Here are the chip counts and seating assignments for the final 9:

Seat 1: Shawn Daigle - 295,500

Seat 2: Derek Blenman - 117,000

Seat 3: Joe Starratt - 270,000

Seat 4: Carl Racz - 118,000

Seat 5: Rob Palazzo - 80,000

Seat 6: Billy Pappas - 269,000

Seat 7: John Pura - 550,500

Seat 8: Blackjack - 110,000

Seat 9: Jack Duong - 239,500

Daniel Pickering takes a huge chip lead

The board read [4c][4h][3d][3c] and James Karos check raised Daniel Pickering's 250,000 bet. It was 650,000 more chips to call, and Daniel put them in after a long pause. The river landed [Qh] and James instantly bet out 1,000,000 roughly half his remaining stack. Daniel briefly thought and made the call. James confidently flipped over pocket aces, but Daniel had gotten lucky on the turn with his ace trey.

After the hand, Daniel had 6,200,000, or roughly 75% of the chips in play.

Updated chip counts

The final 3 players in Event #5 $365 NLH Monster Stack are now on a 10 minute break. Here are updated chip counts in seat order:

James Karos - 1,590,000
Tom Dragone - 1,720,000
Daniel Pickering - 5,050,000

Here are the prizes left to play for:

1st Place: $27,653
2nd Place: $17,094
3rd Place: $12,570

Event #6 & #7 Update

While Event #5 plays three handed, two other ring events are in play.

Event #6 $365 NLH has just reached the final 18 players and are now redrawing for seats at the final two tables.

Event #7 $365 PLO has just reached the final table of 10 players, but is still outside the money. The top 8 players will make the money.

4th Place: Andrew Kaplan ($9,288)

Andrew Kaplan was all in preflop holding [Ac][7d] and was up against Daniel Pickering's [4s][4h]. The [2h][2s][2c] gave Andrew one additional out, but the [9d] turn and [5s] river gave Daniel the winning full house. Andrew will exit Event #5 in 4th place, good for $9,288.

5th Place: Todd Bartlett ($6,989)

After being crippled by James Karos the previous hand, Todd moved the rest of his stack in with [Kd][9d] and was called by [Ad][5s]. The [5h][7h][8d] gave Todd a gutshot, and the [Tc] on the turn gave him an open ended straight draw. The [2c] river kept the pair of fives in front, and Todd Bartlett will exit Event #5 in 5th place, good for $6,989.

James Karos doubles through Todd Bartlett

From the button, Todd Bartlett raised to 175,000 and James Karos moved all in for 1,090,000. Andrew Kaplan folded his big blind, and Todd snap called with [Ad][Ac]. James was disgusted as he tabled his [As][9h]. The [4s][2c][2s] fell, and a player called for a spade to hit the turn for a sweat. A spade did hit when the [Qs] fell on the turn, and amazingly the [8s] hit the river to complete the runner-runner straight. Todd could only say, "Every time" as he pushed over all but 300,000 of his stack to James.

Event #7 Prize Pool & Payouts

Event #7 $365 Pot Limit Omaha received 79 entries, creating a $23,755 prize pool. The top 8 players will be in the money, with a mincash worth $950. Here are the full payouts:

1st Place: $7,840
2nd Place: $5,000
3rd Place: $3,361
4th Place: $2,388
5th Place: $1,781
6th Place: $1,338
7th Place: $1,097
8th Place: $950

Event #5 is now on dinner break

The final five players in Event #5 $365 NLH Monster Stack are now on a one hour dinner break. When they return, blinds will be 25,000/50,000 with a 5,000 ante. Here are updated chip counts in seat order:

James Karos - 1,050,000
Andrew Kaplan - 775,000
Tom Dragone - 2,740,000
Daniel Pickering - 2,250,000
Todd Bartlett - 1,400,000

Here are the remaining prizes left to be played for:

1st Place: $27,653
2nd Place: $17,094
3rd Place: $12,570
4th Place: $9,288
5th Place: $6,989

6th Place: Bob Ricciuti ($5,342)

7th Place: Christopher Uryevick ($4,148)

8th Place: Noel Dorsett ($3,268)

Noel Dorsett moved all in from the button and was called by Andrew Kaplan in the big blind. Noel was ahead with his [Ac][8c] against [As][2d], but the [9d][2c][5s] flop chaned that. Noel would need to catch an eight to survive, but the board ran out [Qh][Qc] to give Andrew the winning two pair. Noel will finish Event #5 in 8th place, good for $3,268.

9th Place: Nick Major ($2,636)

Nick Major was all in holding [Kd][Js] and was up against Bob Ricciuti's [Ad][Ks]. The [9c][Td][9s] flop gave Nick a gut shot to go with his live card, and the turn [8s] gave him more straight outs. But the [4c] river was a blank, and Bob's ace high will hold up. Nick will exit Event #5 in 9th place, good for $2,636.

10th Place: Neto Aristoteles ($2,111)

Neto Aristoteles moved all in preflop holding [As][3s] and was called by a player holding [Jd][Jc]. Neto flopped an ace on the [Ac][Qc][8c] flop, but his opponent had a flush draw and a draw to a set. The [2s] was no help, but the [Jh] on the river sent Neto to the rail in 10th place. He will collect $2,111 for his efforts.

Final table reached

On a [Qh][6s][Ts][As] board, Victor Paulino check raised all in on and was called. Victor's [Kd][Jc] was in front, and he couldn't believe his opponent called him with [2s][2d] as they had virtually equal stacks. The [5s] hit the river to give Victor's opponent a flush, and Victor will be brutally eliminated in 11th place for $2,111.

The final table in Event #5 $365 NLH Monster Stack will resume shortly. Here are chip counts and seating assignments:

Seat 1: Nick Major - 274,000
Seat 2: James Karos - 478,000
Seat 3: Neto Aristoteles - 339,000
Seat 4: Noel Dorsett - 53,000
Seat 5: Bob Ricciuti - 1,332,000
Seat 6: Andrew Kaplan - 912,000
Seat 7: Tom Dragone - 1,297,000
Seat 8: Christopher Uryevick - 418,000
Seat 9: Daniel Pickering  - 2,075,000
Seat 10: Todd Bartlett - 1,181,000

Here are the prizes left to play for:

1st Place: $27,653
2nd Place: $17,094
3rd Place: $12,570
4th Place: $9,288
5th Place: $6,989
6th Place: $5,342
7th Place: $4,148
8th Place: $3,268
9th Place: $2,636
10th Place: $2,111

Bob Ricciuti wins a huge pot with aces

Bob Ricciuti was involved in a three way all in holding pocket aces. John Iraj was all in for less holding [Qd][Qc], while Aristoteles Neto held [Ac]]Kd] and had Bob covered. The board  ran out [Jc][3s][8h][Jh][2h], keeping Bob's aces in front. John will exit the tournament in 12th place for $2,111, while Bob will more than double up. He now sits on almost 1,400,000.

Event #6 Prize Pool & Payouts

Event #6 $365 NLH received 204 entries, creating a $61,343 prize pool. The top 21 players will be in the money, with a mincash worth $680. Here are the full payouts:

1st Place: $15,950
2nd Place: $9,851
3rd Place: $7,116
4th Place: $5,220
5th Place: $3,902
6th Place: $2,963
7th Place: $2,288
8th Place: $1,797
9th Place: $1,444
10th-12th Place: $1,165
13th-15th Place: $956
16th-18th Place: $803
19th-21st Place: $680

Final 2 tables reached

Event #5 $365 NLH Monster Stack resumed play at 1pm, and in the second level of the day the field was trimmed from the 28 that returned to the final 18. The final two tables are redrawing for seats, but in the meantime here is a full list of remaining players:

Bartlett, Todd
Campo, Peter
Dorsett, Noel
Dragone, Thomas
Guarino, Joseph
Iraj, John
Kapla, Nicholas
Kaplan, Andrew
Karos, James
Muniz, Michael
Murphy, Lynn
Neto, Aristoteles
Paradis, Maurice
Paulino, Victor
Pickering, Daniel
Riucciuti, Robert
Seigle, Adam
Uryevick, Chris

Here are recent eliminations:

19th Place: Therese Belisle ($1,206)
20th Place: Jarrod Dykens ($1,206)
21th Place: Warren O'Brien ($1,206)
22th Place: Giedrius Bagdonas ($1,043)
23th Place: Tedford Armistead ($1,043)
24th Place: Lynn Murphy ($1,043)
25th Place: David Forte ($904)
26th Place: Joseph Cordero ($904)
27th Place: Michael Falcone ($904)
28th Place: Andrew Skrivanic ($779)

YouTube Video: WSOP-C Event #3 $580 Six Max Final Table

YouTube Video: WSOP-C Event #1 $580 NLH Final Table

Tuesday's Schedule

Today is Day 5 of the World Series of Poker Circuit. This series features $1,300,000 in Guaranteed Prizes and awards 12 Gold Rings. Here's what's on today's schedule:

11am:
Event #6 $365 NLH
$60,000 GUARANTEED
($310 Buy-in / $55 Entry fee)
Players start with 10,000 in non-value tournament chips.
Registration will remain open until the start of level 9 (approximately 3:20pm).
Levels 1-12 will be 30 minutes. Remaining levels on Day 1 will be 40 minutes.
Day 2 levels will be 50 minutes, resuming at 1pm.
There is a dinner break after Level 12 (approximately 5:20pm).
The day will conclude at approximately 12:40am.
Full structure is available here.

1pm:
Event #7 $365 Pot Limit Omaha
($310 Buy-in / $55 Entry fee)
Players start with 10,000 in non-value tournament chips.
Registration will remain open until the start of level 9 (approximately 5:50pm).
Levels 1-10 will be 30 minutes. Remaining levels on Day 1 will be 40 minutes.
Day 2 levels will be 50 minutes, resuming at 1pm.
There is a dinner break after Level 10 (approximately 6:20pm).
The day will conclude at approximately 1:40am.
Full structure is available here.

1pm:
Day 2 of Event #5 $365 NLH Monster Stack
Levels will be 50 minutes.
There is a dinner break after Level 27 (approximately 6:20pm).
Full structure is available here.

A full series schedule is available here.

August 2015 - Foxwoods WSOP-C - Event #5 - $365 Monster Stack NLH Returning Players Day 2

Table-Seat	Name	Chip Count
4-7	Armistead, Tedford	435,000
3-6	Bagdonas, Giedrius	476,000
3-4	Bartlett, Todd	237,000
2-2	Belisle, Therese	69,000
2-7	Campo, Peter	533,000
3-3	Cordero, Joseph	175,000
2-8	Dorsett, Noel	111,000
2-3	Dragone, Thomas	262,000
3-8	Dykens, Jarrod	540,000
1-7	Falcone, Michael	104,000
4-2	Forte, David	134,000
4-6	Guarino, Joseph	126,000
1-2	Iraj, John	186,000
1-4	Kapla, Nicholas	233,000
2-4	Kaplan, Andrew	885,000
1-1	Karos, James	282,000
1-3	Major, Nicholas	277,000
4-1	Muniz, Michael	319,000
4-8	Murphy, Lynn	182,000
3-5	Neto, Aristoteles	418,000
1-6	O'Brien, Warren	150,000
3-9	Paradis, Maurice	179,000
2-9	Paulino, Victor	431,000
3-7	Pickering, Daniel	643,000
2-1	Riucciuti, Robert	150,000
4-4	Seigle, Adam	312,000
4-5	Skrivanic, Andrew	147,000
1-8	Uryevick, Chris	274,000

Six more hands

With 10 minutes left on the clock, a card has been drawn. Six more hands will be played before the 28 remaining players will bag up for the night. The survivors will return at 1pm EST to play down to a winner.

10:30pm Update

The final 58 players are now on break. When they return blinds will be 3,000/6,000 with a 1,000 ante. Here are select chip counts from around the room:

Bob Ricciuti - 342,000
Terry Bellisle - 163,000
David Pocknett - 130,000
Fred Paradis - 65,000
David Chaves - 60,000
Mike Nye - 45,000

Bob Ricciuti vaults to the chip lead

There are 96 players remaining in Event #5 $365 NLH Monster Stack. The top 45 players will make the money. While the rest of the field has 200,000 chips or less, Bob Ricciuti has found himself as the tournament chip leader, sitting on 312,000. He shares a table with Mike Nye, who sits on 63,000.

Event #5 Update

While Event #4 plays three handed, Event #5 $365 NLH Monster Stack is beginning Level 12. 225 players remain from the 418 entrants that started the day. Here are select chip counts from around the room:

Fred Paradis - 74,000
Welther Marmol - 60,000
Mike Nye - 60,000
Ron Dalgo - 50,000
Chris Milano - 46,000
Chris Amaral - 40,000
Soukha Kachittavong - 33,000
Bob Ricciuti - 30,000

Event #5 Prize Pool & Payouts

Event #5 $365 NLH Monster Stack received 418 entries, creating a $125,693 prize pool. The top 45 players will be in the money, with a mincash worth $565. Here are the full payouts:

1st Place: $27,653
2nd Place: $17,094
3rd Place: $12,570
4th Place: $9,288
5th Place: $6,989
6th Place: $5,342
7th Place: $4,148
8th Place: $3,268
9th Place: $2,636
10th-12th Place: $2,111
13th-15th Place: $1,734
16th-18th Place: $1,445
19th-21st Place: $1,206
22nd-24th Place: $1,043
25th-27th Place: $904
28th-30th Place: $779
31st-33rd Place: $703
34th-36th Place: $615
37th-45th Place: $565

1st Place: Philip Shing ($14,543)

On a [2c][9c][Th][2h][3c] board, Thomas Dragone was all in and was called by Philip Shing. Thomas had rivered a flush with his [Jc][5c], but Philip had rivered the nut flush with his [Ac][7c]. Thomas will finish Event #3 $580 Six-Max in 2nd place and collect $9,731.

Philip Shing will take home the title, the first place prize of $14,543, and a World Series of Poker Circuit ring. Congraultions, Philip!

2nd Place: Thomas Dragone ($9,731)

Updated chip counts

Event #3 $580 Six-Max has been heads up for over an hour. Here are the final two players' chip counts:

Philip Shing - 1,065,000
Tom Dragone - 175,000

Meanwhile, Event #4 $365 Omaha/8 is down to the final four players. Here are updated chip counts in seat order:

Andrew Chapman - 525,000
Paul Zarcone - 210,000
Dan Yahaofski - 110,000
Greegory Gaudio - 335,000

3rd Place: Aristoteles Neto ($6,389)

Aristoteles Neto was all in preflop holding [Kd][Js] and was up against the [Ac][8s] of Philip Shing. Philip would knock yet another opponent out at this final table when the board ran out [4d][Ts][2d][7c][2s]. Aristoteles will finish this tournament in 3rd place, good for $6,389.

4th Place: Soukha Kachittavong ($5,053)

Soukha Kachittavong was all in preflop holding [7h][7c] and would need to get lucky against Tom Dragone's [Qd][Qc]. Soukha failed to find a seven on the [5c][Kc][9d][Jd][As] board, and he will be eliminated in 4th place, good for $5,053.

5th Place: Welther Marmol ($3,823)

On a [2s][8h][Jc] flop, Welther Marmol was all in holding [Ks][Jh]. Welter's king kicker was no good as Philip Shing held [Ac][Js]. The [2d] turn and [6d] river failed to improve Welther, and he will exit Event #3 in 5th place, good for $3,823.

6th Place: Baruch Thaler ($2,941)

In one of the first few hands at the final table, Baruch Thaler moved all in and was called by Philip Shing. Baruch's [3h][3c] was in bad shape against Philip's [Kd][Kc]. The [Qc][Ac][6d] flop was no help, nor was the [4d] on turn. The [As] hit the river, eliminating Baruch in 6th place, good for $2,941.

Event #4 $365 Omaha/8 Final Table Chip Counts & Seating Assignments

Seat 1: Billy Coleman - 117,000
Seat 2: Andrew Chapman - 134,000
Seat 3: Paul Zarcone - 129,000
Seat 4: Monty Dennis - 40,000
Seat 5: JW Bell - 99,000
Seat 6: Dan Yahofski - 232,000
Seat 7: George Marden - 41,000
Seat 8: Gregory Gaudio - 270,000
Seat 9: Frank Fedi - 64,000
Seat 10: William Perry - 28,000

Lots of action at 1pm

It's 1pm, and there's a whole lot of activity for a Monday at Foxwoods Resort & Casino.

Event #3 $580 NLH Six-Max has returned to begin their final table, and is streaming live at www.FoxwoodsLive.com.

Event #4 $365 Omaha/8 has returned with the final 12 players, and within moments two players have been eliminated and they have reached their final table.

Event #5 $365 NLH Monster Stack has just taken their first break of the day. The board reads 333 entrants so far.

Monday's Schedule

Today is Day 4 of the World Series of Poker Circuit. This series features $1,300,000 in Guaranteed Prizes and awards 12 Gold Rings. Here's what's on today's schedule:

11am:
Event #5 $365 NLH Monster Stack
($310 Buy-in / $55 Entry fee)
Players start with 20,000 in non-value tournament chips.
Registration will remain open until the start of level 9 (approximately 3:20pm).
Levels 1-12 will be 30 minutes. Remaining levels on Day 1 will be 40 minutes.
Day 2 levels will be 50 minutes, resuming at 1pm.
There is a dinner break after Level 12 (approximately 5:20pm).
The day will conclude at approximately 12:40am.
Full structure is available here.

1pm:
Final Table of Event #3 $580 NLH Six-Max
Levels will be 40 and 50 minutes.
Chip counts and seating assignments are available here.
Full structure is available here.

1pm:
Day 2 of Event #4 $365 Omaha/8
Levels will be 40 and 50 minutes
Chip counts and seating assignments are available here.
Full structure is available here.

A full series schedule is available here.

August 2015 WSOP Circuit Event - Event #4 - $365 Omaha 8 or better - Returning players

Event #4 is in the money

At 4,000/8,000 blinds, a player was all in for 1,000 in the big blind. Multiple players saw the [6s][Jd][9c] flop, and there was a bet and two callers. The board ran out [7c][Ah] and one player had [9s][9d][5d][3h] to beat the all in player's [Jh][8d][6d][3c]. Event #4 $365 Omaha/8 in the money, and the final 12 will return for Day 2 at 1pm to play down to a winner.

Event #4 is on the bubble

Event #4 $365 Omaha/8 is down to the final 13 players, so play will not end as scheduled.  The tournament staff has decided to let the players play until the money bubble has burst before bagging up for the night. One player has 1,000 in chips remaining, so the bubble likely won't last long.

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

Place	Name	Prize
1	William Pappas, Boston, MA	$24,000
2	Joseph Smith, West Hartford, CT	$14,837
3	Rochefort Milien, Brockton, MA	$10,831
4	Eugene Roemischer, Natick, MA	$8,035
5	Cheryl Sloane, Braintree, MA	$6,052
6	William Sotiropoulos, Ipswitch, MA	$4,622
7	Dustin Murphy, Port Charlotte, FL	$3,590
8	Stephen Lewin-Berlin, Acton, MA	$2,827
9	Joseph Coulombe, Agawam, MA	$2,262
10	Joshua Robbins, Agawam, MA	$1,826
11	Richard Corley, Brooklyn, NY	$1,826
12	Steven Freifeld, New York, NY	$1,826
13	Salvatore Morello, Rockfall, CT	$1,492
14	Jeremy Perez, Bronx, NY	$1,492
15	Eric Frank, Newington, CT	$1,492
16	Mona Montal, Suffern, NY	$1,241
17	Derek Blenman, Arverne, NY	$1,241
18	James Rafferty, Salem, NH	$1,241
19	Solomon Yi, Troy, NY	$1,043
20	Kyle Carey, North Providence, RI	$1,043
21	James Salvatore, South Beach, NY	$1,043
22	Wendy Freedman, Las Vegas, NV	$897
23	Eric Rivkin, East Hampton, NY	$897
24	Jian Wu, South Portland, ME	$897
25	Jon Tyndall, Massena, NY	$772
26	John Pito, Middletown, CT	$772
27	Brian Hansen, Las Vegas, NV	$772
28	Brian Petriello, San Mateo, CA	$678
29	Eric Boissonneault, Laval, QC	$678
30	Christopher Ridente, New Hyde Park, NY	$678
31	Ryan Montal, Suffern, NY	$605
32	Samuel Taylor, New York, NY	$605
33	Marc Polito, Sturbridge, MA	$605
34	Vladislav Zilberman, Malden, MA	$542
35	Kevin Fraser, Hopkinton, MA	$542
36	Jermaine Rhem-Bennet, Patchogue, NY	$542

August 2015 WSOP Circuit Event - Event #1 - $580 NLH - Final Results

Place	Name	Prize
1	Firas Haddad, Poughkeepsie, NY	126,760
2	Joseph Undenstock, South Hempstead, NY	78,635
3	Rami Jradeh, North Reading, NY	57,624
4	Donald Lohr, Ledyard, CT	43,808
5	Daniel McCoy, Attleboro, MA	33,350
6	David Cossio, El Paso, TX	25,685
7	Eric Kitain, Armonk, NY	20,012
8	Irfan Karajic, Chelsea, MA	15,771
9	Jovy Ounthongdy, East Hartford, CT	12,574
10	Robert Georato, Naples, FL	10,142
11	Robert Hankins, Murfreesboro, TN	10,142
12	Jack�D Agostino, East Providence, RI	10,142
13	Alexander Cukar, Poughkeepsie, NY	8,268
14	Dena Pearlman, Providence, RI	8,268
15	Brad St. Vincent, Bristol, RI	8,268
16	Joseph Corrente, Manchester, NH	6,813
17	David Chaves, Taunton, MA	6,813
18	David Monfett, West Springfield, MA	6,813
19	Kenneth Rawlinson, Riverside, RI	5,681
20	Theodoros Karidis, Norwalk, CT	5,681
21	Robert Robbins, Enfield, CT	5,681
22	Mark Murphy, Quincy, MA	4,784
23	Dale Ngo, Worcester, MA	4,784
24	Mark Perry, Cheshire, CT	4,784
25	Irwin Myles, Saint Catherines, Ontario	4,071
26	Edwin Torres, Waltham, MA	4,071
27	Virgilio Bencosme, New York, NY	4,071
28	Matthew Sedgeman, Hanson, MA	3,506
29	Hyun Suk Auh, Flushing, NY	3,506
30	Christopher Macneil, Peabody, MA	3,506
31	Mark Hnatov, Prt Jefferson Station, NY	3,050
32	Pushpa Agarwal, Boxford, MA	3,050
33	Joshua Blatchford, West Warwick, RI	3,050
34	Je Wook Oh, Fresh Meadows, NY	2,682
35	Michael Vitorino, New Bedford, MA	2,682
36	Bryan Leskowitz, Leominster, MA	2,682
37	Donald Russell, New Milford, CT	2,381
38	Hai Khoa Dang, Hartford, CT	2,381
39	Linda Rodrigues, Stoughton, MA	2,381
40	J Austin Hijar, St.Louis, MO	2,381
41	Robert Hover, Whitman, MA	2,381
42	Keith Cochran, East Montpelier, VT	2,381
43	Gordon Hardy, Jewett City, CT	2,381
44	Matt Nowicki, North Adams, MA	2,381
45	Louis Scianna, Oxford, CT	2,381
46	John Sandberg, South Windsor, CT	2,139
47	Christopher Leong, New York, NY	2,139
48	Michael Ratcliff, Martinsville, IN	2,139
49	Andrew Sayegh, Yonkers, NY	2,139
50	Gennady Kolyarenko, Manchester, CT	2,139
51	Patrick Donnelly, New Bedford, MA	2,139
52	Tarun Gulati, Glastonbury, CT	2,139
53	David Carleton, Saugus, MA	2,139
54	Benjamin Lazer, Kingston, NY	2,139
55	Frederick Eriquezzo, Bethel, CT	1,940
56	Thomas Hoglund, New Bedford, MA	1,940
57	Aditya Prasetyo, Cambridge, MA	1,940
58	Kyle Merron, Athol, MA	1,940
59	Michael Hollenberg, Rockaway, NJ	1,940
60	Marc Pelagalli, Cranston, RI	1,940
61	Terry Grimes, Yonkers, NY	1,940
62	Irving Pimentel, Roslindale, MA	1,940
63	Zsolt Zsofka, Derry, NH	1,940
64	David Hickman, Westborough, MA	1,771
65	Edward Ribeiro, Marstons Mills, MA	1,771
66	Carlos Solerti, Bridgeport, CT	1,771
67	James Cedrone, Braintree, MA	1,771
68	Ralph Macri, Redding, CT	1,771
69	Kenneth Harding, North Bellmore, NY	1,771
70	Michael Paquette, Brockton, MA	1771
71	Matthew Ahmed, Sunderland, MA	1771
72	Robert Krantz, Clinton, MA	1771
73	Joshua Steiner, Chevy Chase, MD	1632
74	Linda Delbove, Leominster, MA	1632
75	Tesfay Begazyon, Atlantic City, NJ	1632
76	William Dang, Chelsea, MA	1632
77	John Mahoney, Bethel, CT	1632
78	Michael Williams, Norwich, CT	1632
79	Christopher Evans, Warwick, RI	1632
80	Douglas Monty, Clearwater, FL	1632
81	Jon Gottlieb, Roslyn, NY	1632
82	Joseph Lawruszko, Milford, CT	1499
83	Steven Brackesy, Waltham, MA	1499
84	Ronald McGinnity, Kingston, MA	1499
85	Philip Shing, Brooklyn, NY	1499
86	Michael Powers, Coventry, RI	1499
87	Justin Gamache, Westerly, RI	1499
88	Joseph Giulino, Bedford, NY	1499
89	Andrew Badecker, Vernon, CT	1499
90	Stanley Lee, West Hartford, CT	1499
91	Gary Konvelski, Turners Falls, MA	1382
92	Shawn Daigle, Bathurst, NB	1382
93	Michael Jarvela, New Ipswich, NH	1382
94	Michael Forgione, Medford, MA	1382
95	Kwang Soo Lim, Avon, CT	1382
96	Caitlin Sinclair Hall, Washington, DC	1382
97	Eric Wilbur, Pepperell, MA	1382
98	Richard Jordan, Shelton, CT	1382
99	Steven Hammond, Worcester, MA	1382
100	James Wilson, Minneapolis, MN	1271
101	Christopher Schonbach, Braintree, MA	1271
102	Robert Avon, Wappingers Falls, NY	1271
103	Eric Rivkin, East Hampton, NY	1271
104	Barry Felippin, Framingham, MA	1271
105	Tedford Armistead, Acton, MA	1271
106	Boris Shakhmurov, Fresh Meadows, NY	1271
107	Jennifer Barrile, Boylston, MA	1271
108	Renaldo Andrade, East Falmouth, MA	1271
109	Douglas Mclane, Nantucket, MA	1169
110	Matthew Wantman, Stoneham, MA	1169
111	Michael Winn, Saratoga Springs, NY	1169
112	Katayon Khaterzal, Levittown, NY	1169
113	Brendan Wiley, Danvers, MA	1169
114	Jeremy Meacham, Oak Bluffs, MA	1169
115	Jason Romanow, Stoughton, MA	1169
116	Leonard Sande, West Haven, CT	1169
117	Michael Mixer, E Greenwich, RI	1169
118	Mathieu Aymerich, Cachan Val De Narme, France	1073
119	Salvatore Morello, Rockfall, CT	1073
120	Gary Lucci, Amherst, NS	1073
121	Alfred Borges, Taunton, MA	1073
122	Kyle Carey, North Providence, RI	1073
123	Robert Capote, Miami, FL	1073
124	Ronald Dalgo, Madawaska, ME	1073
125	Parveen Kapoor, Brookline, MA	1073
126	Johnny Escobalez, Taunton, MA	1073
127	Armand King, Richibouctou-Village, NB	1073
128	Marsel Backa, Waterbury, CT	1073
129	Hee-Joong Im, Flushing, NY	1073
130	James Rubin, Jericho, VT	1073
131	Liam He, Tyngsborough, MA	1073
132	Aiman Abbassi, Poughkeepsie, NY	1073
133	Arthur Tamasi, Revere, MA	1073
134	Samuel Taylor, New York, NY	1073
135	Todd Ouellette, Swanzey, NH	1073
136	Robert Knizak, Georgetown, MA	985
137	Victor Paulino, Nedham, MA	985
138	Jason McKee, Burlington, VT	985
139	Christopher O'Connor, Nesconset, NY	985
140	Stanley Weinberg, Hudson, MA	985
141	Robert Klein, Schenectady, NY	985
142	Joseph Chividian, Southport, CT	985
143	Mark Struzynski, Providence, RI	985
144	Rory Anderson, Rye, NH	985
145	Kevin Sniffin, Roxbury, CT	985
146	Herbert Buchine, Canton, MA	985
147	Michael Borchetta, Lagravgeille, NY	985
148	Georgios Antoniou, Glendale, AZ	985
149	Frank Guida, Bloomingdale, IL	985
150	Robert Ricciuti, Johnston, RI	985
151	Aaron Tabackman, New York, NY	985
152	Philip Castelli, Nelson, NH	985
153	Greg Digregorio, Kingston, NH	985

Event #4 Update

Players in Event #4 $365 Omaha/8 have just returned from their last break of the night. 21 players remain with 12 making the money, and they will play 3 more levels before bagging up for the night.

Event #3 Final Table Reached

With 8 players remaining, a player from each table was eliminated to bring Event #3 $580 Six-Max down to the final 6 players. The final table will begin tomorrow at 1pm EST. Here are chip counts and seating assignments:

Seat 1: Tom Dragone - 550,000
Seat 2: Baruch Thaler - 50,500
Seat 3: Soukha Kachittavong - 161,500
Seat 4: Philip Shing - 214,000
Seat 5: Aristoteles Neto - 165,000
Seat 6: Welther Marmol - 172,500

Here are the prizes left to play for:

1st Place: $14,543
2nd Place: $9,731
3rd Place: $6,389
4th Place: $5,053
5th Place: $3,823
6th Place: $2,941

Here are the recent eliminations:

7th Place: Robert Parker ($2,192)
8th Place: Aditya Prasetyo ($2,192)
9th Place: Qamil Isenaj ($2,192)
10th Place: Morgan Tam ($1,470)
11th Place: Edwin Torres ($1,470)
12th Place: Ching To E. Poon ($1,470)

Event #3 is in the money

The bubble in Event #3 $580 NLH last two hours. It finally burst when one player moved all in on a jack high flop with K-J and another player called with two pair. The final 12 are now in the money, and are redrawing for seats at the final two tables. Baruch Thaler is still alive and in the hunt for his third WSOP Circuit ring. You can watch all of the action at www.FoxwoodsLive.com.

Event #4 Prize Pool & Payouts

Event #4 $365 Omaha/8 Prize Pool & Payouts received 118 entries, creating a $36,580 prize pool. The top 12 players will be in the money, with a mincash worth $741. Here are the full payouts:

1st Place: $10,645
2nd Place: $6,579
3rd Place: $4,684
4th Place: $3,403
5th Place: $2,519
6th Place: $1,902
7th Place: $1,465
8th Place: $1,146
9th Place: $917
10th-12th Place: $741

1st Place: Billy Pappas ($24,000)

Joseph Smith was all in perflop holding [Ah][Jd] and was flipping against Billy Pappas's [9s][9c]. The [2s][Th][8s] flop was no help for Joseph, nor was the [2d] turn. Jospeh would need to catch his six outer to survive, but the [5d] meant he would be eliminated in 2nd place, good for $14,837.

Billy Pappas has won Event #2 $365 NLH, taking home $24,000 along with the title and a World Series of Poker Circuit ring. Congratulations, Billy.

5:30pm Update

The 23 remaining players in Event #3 $580 NLH Six Max are now on a 1 hour dinner break.

Registration for Event #4 Omaha/8 has just closed and we will have payouts shortly.

Meanwhile Event #2 is still heads up and looks to be a back and forth battle between the final 2.