Event 1: Two Fade Flush Draws to Double Up

$350 Deep Stack NLH (Re-Entry)

Level 24:  Blinds 20k/40k/5k ante

Total Entries:  664
Players Remaining:  11
Average Stack: ~1.5 million (38 big blinds)

On a flop of QcTc4s Thomas Mavor (sb) was all-in for 900k.  Hristos Tsironis tanked for a minute, then called.

Thomas was ahead with QhTh for top two pair.  Hristos was drawing with Ac8c, needing a club for the flush.

The last two fell Ks6s and Thomas doubled up to over 2.5 million.  Hristos was left with about 1 million.

On the other table, Victor Wasik opened for 100k from the cutoff, James Salmon called from the button, and Edwin Torres called from the small blind.

The flop fell Jd9s2s and Edwin led out for 200k.  Victor raised to 405k, James folded, and Edwin shoved for another 360k on top.  Victor called, showing 5s3s and he was also drawing to a flush.  Edwin was ahead with AsJh for top/top.

The last two fell 9c5c and Edwin doubled up to nearly 2 million.  Victor was left with about 650k.

Event 1: 12th Place – Thomas Osmun

$350 Deep Stack NLH (Re-Entry)

Level 24:  Blinds 20k/40k/5k ante

Total Entries:  664
Players Remaining:  11
Average Stack: ~1.5 million (38 big blinds)

Thomas Osmun - 12th Place
Thomas Osmun – 12th Place

Thomas Osmun shoved his last 500k while looking at a flop of KdJc9d.  Victor Wasik called and Thomas seemed stunned when he rolled over his 8d5d flush draw.

Victor had QcTs for the nut straight and just needed to fade a diamond.  The last two came 3hQs and Victor took the pot.

Thomas Osmun finished in 12th place, earning $2,600.

Event 3: Turbo Payouts

$150 Deep Stack Turbo NLH (Re-Entry)
$15,000 Guaranteed

The Turbo event has just reached the final 18 players and they’re now all in the money.  Here’s the prize pool distribution:

Total Entries:  136
Total Prize Pool:  $16,320

Place  Payout

1 $4,895
2 $2,693
3 $1,550
4 $1,306
5 $979
6 $816
7 $653
8 $490
9 $367
10-12 $326
13-15 $286
16-18 $245

Event 1: Dinner Break Chip Counts

$350 Deep Stack NLH (Re-Entry)

End of Level 23:  Blinds 15k/30k/4k ante

Total Entries:  664
Players Remaining:  12
Average Stack: ~1.4 million (46 big blinds)

Narsa Vanga
Narsa Vanga – 13th Place

Narsa Vanga was the last player to report to the rail before the dinner break.  He finished 13th for $1,900.

The final 12 players are off on a 40-minute dinner break.  Play will resume at about 7:30pm.

Here’s the lineup with rough chip counts:

Table 1

  1. Hector Zayas Vazquez – 2.23 million
  2. Michael Ferneman – 900k
  3. Victor Wasik – 1.1 million
  4. James Salmon – 1.7 million
  5. Edwin Torres – 865k
  6. Thomas Osmun – 630k

Table 2

  1. Filipp Khavin – 1.8 million
  2. Hristos Tsironis – 1.355 milllion
  3. Thomas Mavor – 1.1 million
  4. Rick Sigurdson – 2.9 million
  5. Rajesh Kumar – 575k
  6. Brad Patton – 1.505 million

Event 1: Flurry of Eliminations

$350 Deep Stack NLH (Re-Entry)

Level 23:  Blinds 15k/30k/4k ante

Total Entries:  664
Players Remaining:  13
Average Stack: ~1.3 million (43 big blinds)

During this last level before dinner break, the chips and cards have been flying and players have been hitting the rail at a steady pace.

Chad Kitchen got his chips in the middle holding pocket Tens, but ran into pocket Aces held by James Salmon.  Chad hit the rail in 16th place ($1,400).

Anthony Brammer got his short-stack in holding pocket 9s but ran into the pocket Queens of Narsa Vanga.  Anthony finished in 15th place ($1,900).

Timothy Steorts flopped top pair but his opponent made a flush to bust him.  Timothy earned $1,900 for 14th place.

Event 3: Turbo Registration Closed

$150 Deep Stack Turbo No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
$15,000 Guaranteed

Level 14:  Blinds 2,500/5,000/500 ante

Registration has closed for this event with a total of 136 entries, making the prize pool $16,320.  Numbers are unofficial until verified by the house.

Once we have the official payouts, they will be posted here in the blog.

Event 1: 28th – 63rd Places

$350 Deep Stack NLH (Re-Entry)

End of Level 22:  Blinds 12k/24k/4k ante

Total Entries:  664
Players Remaining:  19
Average Stack:  874,000 (36 big blinds)

Players are on a well-deserved break at the end of level 22.

Congratulations to these players who cashed in this event!

Earning $980:
28. Jason Weber
29. Jeremiah Pierce
30. Daniel Li
31. Derek Bowers
32. Tony March
33. John Dobson
34. Plamen Stoyanov
35. Charles Fawcett
36. Alan Ramkhalawan

Earning $880:
37. Chad Norton
38. Jordan Peralta
39. Yuriy Kozinskiy
40. Jean Miccio
41. Marvin Karlins
42. Hung Quach
43. Louis Constant
44. Neri Sanchez
45. Joseph DeLucia

Earning $780:
46. Ralph Dyer
47. Terri-Anne Crawford
48. Stephen Knapp
49. Michael McDonald
50. Cary Alter
51. Sanjib Acharya
52. Craig Jenkins
53. Shawn Compton
54. Marcus Gurley

Earning $680:
55. John Bennett
56. Donald Drapel
57. Brian Johnson
58. Julius Gaduang
59. Joseph Williams
60. Wadie Khalaf
61. Fabian Foster
62. Thuan Lee
63. Wally Maddah

Event 1: Leader to Busted in Two Hands

$350 Deep Stack NLH (Re-Entry)

Level 22:  Blinds 12k/24k/4k ante

Total Entries:  664
Players Remaining:  22
Average Stack:  755,000 (31 big blinds)

Rafael Reis - 25th Place
Rafael Reis – 25th Place

Before the blinds went up:

On the river with a board of Ac7s6c5sTh Rafael Reis moved all-in, having Hector Zayas Vasquez well covered.

After some time in the tank, Hector called, showing AdTd for two pair.  Rafael mucked, saying “I was bluffing”.  Hector doubled up to about 1.6 million while Rafael’s stack dropped to about 1.2 million.

A short time later, the same two players were all-in pre-flop.  Hector was ahead with pocket Aces and Rafael’s pocket Queens were in need of help.

The board ran out A Q 6 J K and Hector took the last of Rafael’s chips.  He’s up to about 2.5 million and way out in front of the field.

Rafael Reis finished in 25th place, earning $1,100.

 

Event 1: Redraw at 27

$350 Deep Stack NLH (Re-Entry)

Level 21:  Blinds 10k/20k/3k ante

Total Entries:  664
Players Remaining:  27
Average Stack:  615,000 (21 big blinds)

They hit the redraw with 27 players remaining and Rafael Reis was in the lead with about 1.8 million.

Then Davis ‘Kirk’ Adams was the next player eliminated, finishing 27th for $1,100.