Event 5 $300 Seniors NLH: Dinner Time

$300 Seniors NLH

$25,000 Guaranteed

End of Level 14: 1,5000/3,000/3,000 BB Ante

Total Entries: 317
Players Remaining: 75

Livestream Feature Table Link: https://www.twitch.tv/foxwoodspoker

We are inching closer to the money here in the Seniors NLH event and there are approximately 75 players remaining.

The players are now on a one hour dinner break and play will resume at approximately 8 PM.
Payouts

1. $18,264+Foxwoods Poker Classic Trophy
2. $11,150
3. $7,367
4. $5,855
5. $4,300
6. $3,505
7. $2,867
8. $2,270
9. $1,761
10-12. $1,274
13-15. $1,075
16-18. $955
19-21. $836
22-24. $756
25-27. $677
28-36. $621

Event 5: Tommy Leonard Near the Top on Break

$300 Seniors NLH
$25,000 Guaranteed
End of Level 11: 800/1,600/1,600 BB Ante
Total Entries: 317
Players Remaining: 143
Livestream Feature Table Link: https://www.twitch.tv/foxwoodspoker

Tommy Leonard

The Event 6 Seniors NLH players are now on a 15 minute color up break. The field are thinning and some big stacks starting to emerge.

Tommy Leonard continues to climb and he is near the top of the chip counts with a castle of about 150,000.

Event 6: $400 PLO High Only Payouts, $6,491 Up Top

Event 6 of the Foxwoods Poker Classic is the $400 Pot Limit Omaha High Only. There were 60 total entries creating a prize pool of $19,970.

The final 7 players will all make the money and be guaranteed a minimum of $1,098 for their efforts. The winner will take home $6,491 and the Foxwoods Poker Classic trophy.

Below is a full look at the final Event 6 payouts.

1. $6,491+Trophy
2. $4,393
3. $2,796
4. $2,197
5. $1,697
6. $1,298
7. $1,098

Event 5: $300 Seniors NLH Payouts, $18,264 to the Winner

Event 5 of the Foxwoods Poker Classic is the $300 Seniors NLH $25,000 Guaranteed. There were 317 total entries creating a prize pool of $79,647 more than tripling the guarantee.

The final 36 players will all make the money and be guaranteed a minimum of $621 for their efforts. The Event 5 winner will take home $18,264 along with the Foxwoods Poker Classic trophy.

Below is a full look at the final Event 5 tournament updates.

1. $18,264+Foxwoods Poker Classic Trophy
2. $11,150
3. $7,367
4. $5,855
5. $4,300
6. $3,505
7. $2,867
8. $2,270
9. $1,761
10-12. $1,274
13-15. $1,075
16-18. $955
19-21. $836
22-24. $756
25-27. $677
28-36. $621

Event 6 $400 PLO High Only: Plenty of Time to Register

$400 PLO High Only
Level 5: 150/30
Total Entries: 50

Chris Renaudette

Dawn Wilensky

Event 6 of the Foxwoods World Poker is the $400 Pot Limit Omaha High Only. The field is filling up and there's still plenty of time to get in on the action.

Tournament registration and re-entry will remain open until the start of Level 9 or approximately 4:00 PM.

Check out the full Event 6 tournament structure sheet at https://www.foxwoods.com/uploadedFiles/Pages/Game/Poker/Foxwoods_Poker_Classic/Foxwoods-Poker-Classic-2019-Event6.pdf

Event 4 $300 Omaha Hi/Lo 8+ Results: The Final Three Make a Deal, Joe Heinzmann Takes the Trophy and $4,590

Event 3 $500 Six-Max NLH Results: After a Heads-Up Deal Devin Maio Wins the Trophy and $9,582

Event 2 $300 Big Stack NLH Results: Guess Who? Soukha Kachittavong Does it Again Winning Event 2 for $16,376

Event 1 $600 NLH Results: Ralph Macri Wins Event 1 Taking Home $87,000 and the Trophy

Event 5: Seniors NLH Field Growing Fast

$300 Seniors NLH
$25,000 Guaranteed
Level 2: 100/200
Total Entries: 176

Bobby "The Bus" Ferdinand

Dominick Pelli

The Foxwoods Poker Classic Seniors NLH field is growing fast. We have already cruised right past the $25,000 guarantee and there's already over $40,000 in the prize pool.

There are plenty of familiar faces in their seats here in the early levels. Some of the latest arrivals include Bobby "The Bus" Ferdinand, Damon Ferrante and Dominick Pelli just to name a few.

There's still plenty of time to get in on the action as tournament registration and re-entry will remain open until approximately 3:30 PM.

Check out the full Event 5 tournament structure sheet at https://www.foxwoods.com/uploadedFiles/Pages/Game/Poker/Foxwoods_Poker_Classic/Foxwoods-Poker-Classic-2019-Event5.pdf

Damon Ferrante

Event 6: $400 PLO High Only (Re-entry) Gets Underway at 12 PM

Event 6 of the Foxwoods Poker Classic is the $400 Pot Limit Omaha High Only.

This event will kick off in the upstairs tournament area at 11 AM. The players will start with 15,000 in non value tournament chips and this will be a one day event with unlimited re-entries. 

Below is a link to the full event 6 tournament structure sheet. 

https://www.foxwoods.com/uploadedFiles/Pages/Game/Poker/Foxwoods_Poker_Classic/Foxwoods-Poker-Classic-2019-Event6.pdf

Event 5: $300 Seniors NLH Kicks Off at 11 AM

Event 5 of the Foxwoods Poker Classic is the $300 Seniors NLH. Participants must be 50+ years of age and show valid ID.

This event will kick off in the upstairs tournament area at 11 AM. The players will start with 25,000 in non value tournament chips and this will be a one day event with unlimited re-entries.

Below is a link to the full event 5 tournament structure sheet.
https://www.foxwoods.com/uploadedFiles/Pages/Game/Poker/Foxwoods_Poker_Classic/Foxwoods-Poker-Classic-2019-Event5.pdf

Event 4: $300 Omaha Hi/Lo 8+ Payouts, $6,837 Up Top

Event 4 of the Foxwoods Poker Classic is the $300 Omaha 8 or Better. There were 98 total entries creating a prize pool $24,416.

The final 12 players will all make the money and be guaranteed a minimum of $610 for their efforts. 

The Event 4 winner will take home $6,837 along with the Foxwoods Poker Classic trophy.

Below is a full look at the final Event 4 tournament payouts.

1. $6,837+Foxwoods Poker Classic Trophy
2. $4,615
3. $3,027
4. $2,271
5. $1,709
6. $1,367
7. $1,123
8. $904
9. $733
10-12. $610

Event 3: $500 Six-Max NLH Payouts, $11,094 to the Winner

Event 3 of the Foxwoods Poker Classic is the $500 Six-Max NLH. There were 94 total entries creating a prize pool $39,619.

The final 12 players will all make the money and be guaranteed a minimum of $990 for their efforts. The Event 3 winner will take home $11,094 along with the Foxwoods Poker Classic trophy.

Below is a full look at the final Event 3 tournament payouts.

1. $11,094+Foxwoods Poker Classic Trophy
2. $7,488
3. $4,912
4. $3,684
5. $2,773
6. $2,219
7. $1,823
8. $1,465
9. $1,190
10-12. $990

Event 1: Heads-Up Deal, Macri Takes the Trophy and $87,000

Ralph Macri

With the elimination of Andrew Cooper in third the final two players quickly agreed to a deal. The payouts were already adjusted with four players remaining and Ralph Macri and Kyle Merron were already each guaranteed $75,000.

Ralph Macri and Kyle Merron

They quickly struck a deal in which Macri who was holding a more than 2-1 chip lead will take $87,000 and Merron will earn $83,000 for his runner-up finish.

Both players would like to dedicate this win to their dear friend John Caputo who passed away earlier this week and spent plenty of time here on the Foxwoods felt with both of our Event 1 winners.

Below is a full look at the Event 1 final table results.

1. Ralph Macri ($87,000*+Foxwoods Poker Classic Trophy)
2. Kyle Merron ($83,000*)
3. Andrew Cooper ($97,253*)
4. Matt Sedgeman ($88,641*)
5. Zach Bennardo ($33,610)
6. Ken Frey ($24,647)
7. Glen Thompson ($18,672)
8. Tarun Gulati ($14,004)
9. Je Wook Oh ($11,760)
10. Michael Bagdasarov ($9,803)


*Adjusted Payout

Event 1: 3rd Place- Andrew Cooper

$600 NLH $500,000 GTD
Level 35: 200,000/400,000/200,000 Ante
Total Entries: 1,823
Players Remaining: 2

Livestream Feature Table Link: https://www.twitch.tv/foxwoodspoker

Andrew Cooper

Andrew Cooper raised to 900,000 from the small blind and Ralph Macri called from the big. They saw a flop fo A♥️K♦️2♦️ and Cooper bet 1,300,000. 

Macri called and the dealer burned and turned the J♦️ Cooper checked and Macri bet 2,000,000. Cooper check-raised all in for 11,000,000 and Macri called. Cooper showed Q♦️6♣️ and Macri showed Q♣️10♣️ for the turned straight. 

The 3♣️ river card sealed the deal for Macri and Cooper was eliminated in 3rd place.

Ralph Macri- 32,000,000
Andrew Cooper- Eliminated in 3rd Place ($97,253 Adjusted Payout)

Event 1: 4th Place- Matt Sedgeman

$600 NLH $500,000 GTD
Level 35: 200,000/400,000/200,000 Ante
Total Entries: 1,823
Players Remaining: 3

Livestream Feature Table Link: https://www.twitch.tv/foxwoodspoker

Matt Sedgeman

Matt Sedgeman moved all in for about 4,700,000 from the small blind and Ralph Macri called from the big. Sedegman showed K♥️8♦️ but he was dominated by Macri's K♦️10♣️. 

The board ran out clean for Macri and Sedegman was eliminated in 4th place.

Ralph Macri- 16,000,000
Matt Sedgeman- Eliminated in 4th Place ($88,641 Adjusted Payout)

Event 1: The Final Four Make a Deal

$600 NLH $500,000 GTD
Level 35: 200,000/400,000/200,000 Ante
Total Entries: 1,823
Players Remaining: 4

Livestream Feature Table Link: https://www.twitch.tv/foxwoodspoker

(L to R) Kyle Merron, Ralph Macri, Matt Sedgeman, Andrew Cooper

With the elimination of Zach Bennardo in 5th the final four players agreed to stop the clock and discuss an adjusted payout deal. The stacks were counted down and after some negotiations a deal was struck.

The players then agreed to leave $20,000 in the prize pool and they will now play for the extra $20,000 and the Foxwoods Poker Classic trophy.

Below is a look at the adjusted payouts and the chip stacks at the time of the deal.

Andrew Cooper- 16,575,000 ($97,253)
Matt Sedgeman- 12,950,000 ($88,641)
Ralph Macri- 8,025,000 ($75,000)
Kyle Merron- 7,950,000 ($75,000)

Event 1: 5th Place- Zach Bennardo ($33,610)

$600 NLH $500,000 GTD
Level 35: 200,000/400,000/200,000 Ante
Total Entries: 1,823
Players Remaining: 4

Livestream Feature Table Link: https://www.twitch.tv/foxwoodspoker

Zach Bennardo

The action folded to Zach Bennardo in the small blind and he moved all in for 2,600,000. Matt Sedgeman called from the big turning over A♦️10♥️ but he was dominated by Bennardo's A♣️J♣️. 

The dealer fanned the K♠️J♠️J♥️ flop and Bennardo started to celebrate after flopping trip jacks to put a hammerlock on the hand. 

The turn 6♥️ was no help to Sedgeman but the Q♥️ hit the river. Sedgeman improved to a straight and Bennardo was eliminated in 5th place earning $33,610 for his efforts. 

Matt Sedgeman- 12,950,000