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Championship NLH: Carlo Sciannameo Wins the High Hand Promotion and $2,500

$2,500 Championship NLH

$250,000 Guaranteed

Level 2: 100/100

Total Entries: 52

Livestream Feature Table: Twitch.TV/FoxwoodsPoker 

Carlo Sciannameo

Like every event this series the $2,500 Championship NLH features the high hand promotion. The player with the highest hand (Trips or better) through the first level will receive their full buy in back.

We have just entered the second level of play and Carlo Sciannameo is the winner of the high hand promotion.

Sciannameo was holding pocket kings with three aces on board and his aces full of kings held up to earn him his full $2,500 buy in back.

November 8-10 the Weekend Mini Series Kicks Off with the High Hand Promotion on All Events and $90,000 Guaranteed

Championship NLH: Early Arrivals

$2,500 Championship NLH

$250,000 Guaranteed

Level 1: 100/100

Total Entries: 48

Livestream Feature Table: Twitch.TV/FoxwoodsPoker 

Dave Stefanski

Adrian Scarpa

Ryan Mostafa

Soukha Kachittavong

Dan Podheiser

Dan Weinman

Championship NLH: Snead Finds an Early Double Up

$2,500 Championship NLH
$250,000 Guaranteed
Level 1: 100/100
Total Entries: 40
Livestream Feature Table: Twitch.TV/FoxwoodsPoker

Paul Snead

We caught up to the heads up action on the K♣️J♠️10♦️5♣️5♠️ board and there was already 25,000 in the main pot.

Ryan Mostafa moved all in and Paul Snead called for his last 25,000. Mostafa tabled Q♣️9♠️ for a flopped straight but Snead turned over 10♣️10♠️ for tens full of fives to earn the double up.

Snead is now also in control of the high hand and he has 40 minutes left in the level to hold on and receive his full $2,500 buy-in back thanks to the high hand promotion.

Paul Snead- 75,000
Ryan Mostafa- 5,000

‪The Foxwoods World 🌎 Poker Finals $2,500 NLH Championship with a $250,000 Guaranteed Prize Pool Kicks Off at 12 PM‬

Event 17: $250 Super Stack Turbo Bounty NLH Results

Event 16: $400 H.O.S.E Results

Event 18 $250 Ladies NLH $10,000 Guaranteed: Field Filling Fast Plenty of Time to Register

Event 18 of the Foxwoods World Poker Finals is the $250 Ladies NLH Re-Entry with a $10,000 guaranteed prize pool.

The field is filling up fast here in the early levels and we are already closing in on the $10,000 guarantee.

There's still plenty of time to get in on the action as tournament registration and re-entry will remain open until the start of Level 11 (Approx. 2:50 PM).

9 AM and 1 PM is Your Last Chance to Win Your Seat into the $2,500 Championship NLH $250,000 Guaranteed for $300

Event 17: $250 Super Stack Turbo Bounty: Final Table Set, Cawley Leads

$250 Super Stack Turbo Bounty NLH
Level 22: 8,000/16,000/16,000 BB Ante
Total Entries: 79
Players Remaining: 10

The Event 17 final table is now set and it's Jon Cawley leading the way with 698,000. The players will battle it out on the livestream feature table.

One of these players will be crowned the Event 17 Champion taking home $3,683 and the Foxwoods World Poker Finals trophy.

You can watch all of the livestream final table action by tuning into Twitch.TV/FoxwoodsPoker

Below is a full look at the updated chip counts and final table seating assignments.

Seat 1. Rita Arnold- 271,000
Seat 2. Chase Sham- 131,000
Seat 3. Ben Edwards- 362,000
Seat 4. Caleb Clarke- 280,000
Seat 5. Stephen Friedrich- 432,000
Seat 6. Matt Zola- 188,000
Seat 7. Mark Walsh- 300,000
Seat 8. Dan Bunker- 248,000
Seat 9. Jon Cawley- 698,000
Seat 10. Carolyn Carter- 248,000
Payouts

1. $3,683+Trophy
2. $2,578
3. $1,595
4. $1,228
5. $921
6. $736
7. $614
8. $491
9. $429

Event 17: $250 Super Stack Turbo Bounty Payouts

Event 17 of the Foxwoods World Poker Finals is the $250 Super Stack Turbo Bounty NLH. There were 79 total entries creating a prize pool of $12,275.

The final nine players will all make the money and be guaranteed a minimum of $429 for their efforts.

The winner will be taking home $3,683 along with the Foxwoods World Poker Finals trophy. Below is a full look at the final Event 17 tournament payouts.

1. $3,683+Trophy
2. $2,578
3. $1,595
4. $1,228
5. $921
6. $736
7. $614
8. $491
9. $429

Event 16: $400 H.O.S.E Payouts

Event 16 of the Foxwoods World Poker Finals is the $400 H.O.S.E. There were 51 total entries creating a prize pool of $16,914.

The final seven players will all make the money and be guaranteed a minimum of $930 for their efforts.

The Event 16 winner will take home $5,498 along with the Foxwoods World Poker Finals trophy. Below is a full look at the final Event 16 tournament payouts.

1. $5,498+Trophy
2. $3,721
3. $2,368
4. $1,860
5. $1,438
6. $1,099
7. $930

Event 13-15 Results

Win Your Seat Into the Foxwoods World Poker Finals $2,500 NLH Championship $250,000 Guaranteed for $300. The Step 2 Satellite Begins at 6 PM With 3 SEATS GUARANTEED

Event 17: $250 Super Stack Turbo Bounty Kicks Off at 12 PM

$400 H.O.S.E Begins at 11 AM

Event 14 $500 Freezout NLH: The Final Three Make a Deal, Ryan Slowik Takes the Trophy and $7,000

Boyuan Han, Ryan Slowik, Matt Boyle

The pace of play picked up rapidly at the final table and the players fell fast. Just three remained and they began to discuss a deal before the break.

The stacks were counted down and it didn't take long for them to come to an adjusted payout agreement.

Ryan Slowik who was holding the chip lead will take first place earning $7,000 and his first Foxwoods World Poker finals trophy.

Below is a full look at the final Event 14 tournament results.

1. Ryan Slowik- $7,000+Trophy
2. Boyuan Han- $6,255
3. Matt Boyle- $5,000
4. Chris Castagliuolo- $2,852
5. Stephen Friedrich- $2,139
6. David Prociak- $1,711
7. Adrian DeAndrade- $1,426
8. Ihor Voronchak- $1,141
9. Richard Maceroni- $998

Event 13: $300 Monster Stack NLH Results, Ed Buker Takes the Trophy and $10,000

Ed Buker

Event 14 $500 Freezeout NLH: Final Table Set, Boyuan Han Leads

$500 Freezeout NLH (No Re-Entries)

Level 15: 3,000/5,000/5,000 BB Ante

Total Entries: 68

Players Remaining: 9

Boyuan Han

The Event 14 $500 Freezeout NLH final table is now set and it's Boyuan Han leading the way with 442,500.

The players will battle it out into the late night hours and we will be crowning our newest Foxwoods Poker Champion.

The winner will be taking home $8,557 along with the Foxwoods World Poker Finals trophy. Below is a full look at the updated chip counts and final table seating assignments.

You can also watch all of the livestream final table action at Twitch.TV/FoxoodsPoker

Seat 1. Boyuan Han- 442,500
Seat 2. Chris Casagliuolo- 345,000
Seat 3. Ihor Vorochak- 351,000
Seat 4. David Prociak- 347,000
Seat 5. Adrian DeAndrade- 94,000
Seat 6. Richard Macegoni- 82,000
Seat 7. Ryan Slowik- 414,000
Seat 8. Matt Boyle- 350,500
Seat 9. Stephen Friedrich-321,500

Payouts

1. $8,557+Trophy
2. $5,990
3. $3,708
4. $2,852
5. $2,139
6. $1,711
7. $1,426
8. $1,141
9. $998

Event 14 $500 Freezeout NLH: Ryan Slowik Cracks Aces to Vault to the Top

$500 Freezeout NLH (No Re-Entries)

Level 14: 2,000/4,000/4,000 BB Ante

Total Entries: 68

Players Remaining: 12

Ryan Slowik

Ryan Slowik got his stack of 201,000 all in pre-flop holding A♠️K♠️ against the A♥️A♦️ of his opponent.

The dealer fanned the K♥️Q♠️5♠️ flop and it was a monster flop for Slowik who picked up the nut flush draw to go along with his top pair.

The 9♦️ turn was no help to Slowik but the 4♠️ hit the river improving Slowik to the nut flush to crack his opponents aces and vault to the top of the chip counts.

Ryan Slowik- 412,000

Event 14 $500 Freezeout: Stephen Friedrich Out in Front

$500 Freezeout NLH (No Re-Entries)

Level 13: 1,500/3,000/3,000 BB Ante

Total Entries: 68

Players Remaining: 17

Stephen Friedrich

The players are falling fast following the dinner break and we are down to the final two tables. Stephen Friedrich built a big stack early and has kept his foot on the gas for much of the day.

Friedrich is at the top of the chip counts with 325,000 and just 17 players left in the hunt.

Event 14 $500 Freezeout NLH: Soukha Calls His Shot

$500 Freezeout NLH (No Re-Entries)

Level 13: 1,500/3,000/3,000 BB Ante

Total Entries: 68

Players Remaining: 19

Soukha Kachittavong

Just as the cards were being dealt Soukha Kachittavong looked down at his stack from the big blind. "I'm going to have 55,500 right after this hand he said.

Tarun Gulati raised to 7,500 from middle position and it folded to Kachittavong. "I'm all in for 25,500" he announced and Gulati snap called.

Soukha Kachittavong: 7♥️5♦️

Tarun Gulati: A♦️K♥️

The board ran out Q♠️Q♣️5♣️8♠️2♠️ and Kachittavong paired his five on the flop to double up. "See I told you" he joked as dragged in the pot at the livestream feature table.

Soukha Kachittavong- 55,500

Tarun Gulati- 125,000

Event 14 $500 Freezeout NLH: Dinner Time

$500 Freezeout NLH (No Re-Entries)

End of Level 12: 1,500/2,500/2,500 BB Ante

Total Entries: 68

Players Remaining: 20

The Event 14 players are now on a one hour dinner break. We will pick back up on the live tournament action when play resumes. 

Payouts

1. $8,557+Trophy
2. $5,990
3. $3,708
4. $2,852
5. $2,139
6. $1,711
7. $1,426
8. $1,141
9. $998

Event 15: $300 Limit O.E Payouts

Event 15 of the Foxwoods World Poker Finals is the $300 Limit O.E. Re-Entry. There were 65 total entries creating a prize pool of $16,093.

The final nine players will all make the money and be guaranteed a minimum of $563 for their efforts.

The winner will take home $4,828 along with the Foxwoods World Poker Finals trophy. Below is a full look at the final Event 15 tournament payouts.

1. $4,828+Trophy
2. $3,380
3. $2,092
4. $1,609
5. $1,207
6. $966
7. $805
8. $643
9. $563

Event 14 $500 Freezeout NLH: Gulati Flushes Away Polanco

$500 Freezeout NLH (No Re-Entries)

Level 11: 1,000/2,000/2,000 BB Ante

Total Entries: 68

Players Remaining: 25

Tarun Gulati

Tarun Gulati and Rafael Polanco were heads up on the A♥️9♥️8♣️ flop and Polanco checked. Gulati bet 6,000 into a main pot of about 15,000 and Polanco check-raised all in for about 40,000. 

Gulati quickly called putting Polanco at risk and the hands were shown. 

Tarun Gulati: Q♥️6♥️

Rafael Polanco: 9♦️8♦️

The turn brought the 5♠️ and the 2♥️ hit the river giving Gulati a flush to earn him the knockout. 

Polanco was sent to the rail and Gulati is now near the top of the chip counts with 225,000 and 25 players remaining. 

Rafael Polanco