$210 No Limit Hold’em Deep Stack Turbo

Level 4: 100/200/25

Konstantinos Pantaridis just finished in fourth place in the $560 No Limit Hold’em event and has already been spotted in the field of the $210 No Limit Hold’em Deep Stack Turbo event as he tries to make two final tables in one day.

$560 No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)

Level 26:  Blinds 15k/30k/5k ante

Ralph Dyer

On a flop of T 7 3 rainbow, Ralph Dyer shoved and Jim Rumptz called all-in.  Ralph had pocket 4s and was trailing Jim’s A7 suited (pair of 7s).  Then the last two fell 7 T giving Jim a full house for the overkill.  He chipped up to ~1.5 million while Ralph dropped to ~800k.

The same two players tangled in a pot and got to the turn with a board of .  Ralph checked, Jim bet, Ralph raised, Jim shoved, and Ralph called.

Ralph (pair of Tens with gutshot and flush draw)

Jim (top two pair)

River

The river missed all of Ralph’s outs and delivered another full house for Jim.

Ralph Dyer finished in 3rd place, earning $12,247.

Heads-up play began with Jim Rumptz holding ~2.7 million to Ron Puleo’s ~1 million.

After a few hands, the level expired and the final two earned a 15 minute break.

$210 No Limit Hold’em Seniors

Blinds have been raised to 1,200/2,400 with a 400 ante. There are 22 players remaining.

$210 No Limit Hold’em Seniors

Level 13: 1,000/2,000/300

Greg McNealy (pictured) is currently leading the way with 22 players left in the $210 Classic Rockers 50+ No Limit Hold’em event. Here are a look at the top 5 stacks.

1. Greg McNealy – 153,000
2. Daniel Castillo – 134,000
3. Thom Nix – 126,000
4. Mike Lavington – 110,000
5. Jerry Nadeau – 105,000

$560 No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)

Level 26:  Blinds 20k/40k/5k ante

Konstantinos Pantaridis

Ron Puleo opened for 140k and Ralph Dyer called from the small blind.  On the flop of K 5 3 rainbow, Ralph checked, Ron shoved, and Ralph folded.  Ron showed AK as he collected the pot, stacking up to 1.3 million and taking the chip lead.

Konstantinos Pantaridis shoved for his last 155k and Ron was in the big blind (40k) and said he had to call the extra 115k with any two cards.  Konstantinos’ A6 was ahead of Ron’s J4, but a Jack hit the board, sending the pot to Ron.  He’s now up to ~1.5 million.

Konstantinos Pantaridis finished in 4th place, earning $8,429.

$210 No Limit Hold’em Seniors

The remaining 25 players are back in their seats and the cards are back in the air. The blinds have increased to 1,000/2,000 with a 300 ante.

$560 No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)

Level 26:  Blinds 20k/40k/5k ante

Tom Nguyen

Ralph Dyer was all-in holding pocket Kings against Tom Nguyen’s AQ.  The Kings held up and Ralph doubled up to over 1.2 million, good for the chip lead.

Tom was left short and got all-in holding AQ again, this time dominating Konstantinos Pantaridis’ AJ.  The board fell K K 8 4 J and Konstantino paired his kicker on the river to take the pot, chipping up to ~675k.

Tom Nguyen finished in 5th place, earning $6,013.

$210 No Limit Hold’em Deep Stack Turbo

With the board reading , Vinny, who does not want to reveal his last name and is a former dealer here at the Seminole Hard Rock Tampa, got all in with and got called by .

Vinny was behind with his pocket kings, but found the on the river to counterfeit his opponent two pair and double up to 53,000 in the first level.

$560 No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)

Level 26:  Blinds 20k/40k/5k ante

Ryan Sponaugle

Ryan Sponaugle moved in under the gun and action folded around to Jim Rumptz in the big blind, who called.

Ryan – AJ

Jim – KK

The flop brought a Jack for Ryan, but he got no more help and was eliminated in 6th place ($5,179).  He was dead last of the 41 players returning today, so he made quite a run, coming up just two spots short of the 4th place finish he predicted earlier today.  He still plans to win the Main Event next week.

Jim Rumptz is the first player to cross the 1 million chip mark and now holds the chip lead.

$210 No Limit Hold’em Seniors

The payouts for the $210 Classic Rockers No Limit Hold’em 50+ event have been released. 134 players came out for the event and 13 will find themselves a payday.

Here are a look at the payouts:

1st – $7,622
2nd – $4,338
3rd – $2,884
4th – $1,993
5th – $1,477
6th – $1,149
7th – $868
8th – $657
9th – $539
10th – $516
11th – $492
12th – $469
13th – $446