$1,700 WSOPC Main Event (Single Re-Entry)
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Level 22:  8,000/16,000 with a 16,000 ante
Players Remaining:  53 of 1,162

The players return from dinner to begin Level 22, with increased blinds of 8,000-16,000 and a 16,000 ante.

A scan of the field during the dinner break turned up seven players with at least one million in chips, creating an unofficial leaderboard:

1.  Patrick Serda  –  2,374,000  (148 bb)
2.  David Berman  –  1,912,000  (120 bb)
3.  Isaac Kempton  –  1,459,000  (91 bb)
4.  Mark Dube  –  1,268,000  (79 bb)
5.  Joshua Farah  –  1,237,000  (77 bb)
6.  Michael Cohen  –  1,205,000  (75 bb)
7.  Thomas Boyden  –  1,016,000  (64 bb)

$1,700 WSOPC Main Event (Single Re-Entry)
$1,000,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts
Level 22:  8,000/16,000 with a 16,000 ante
Players Remaining:  53 of 1,162

Level 21 comes to an end, and the players take a one-hour dinner break. Action is scheduled to start around 7:32 pm.

With 53 players remaining, the average chip stack is about 658,000 (41 big blinds), and the remaining players are all guaranteed at least $4,630 each.

$1,700 WSOPC Main Event (Single Re-Entry)
$1,000,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts
Level 22:  8,000/16,000 with a 16,000 ante
Players Remaining:  53 of 1,162

54th:  William McKown  –  $4,630

55th:  Kate Kopp  –  $4,141
56th:  Charles Phillips  –  $4,141
57th:  Michael Banducci  –  $4,141
58th:  John Gorsuch  –  $4,141
59th:  Robin Dinicolantonio  –  $4,141
60th:  Juan Restrepo  –  $4,141
61st:  Ryan Luker  –  $4,141
62nd:  Richard Braun  –  $4,141
63rd:  Bryce McVay  –  $4,141

64th:  Richard Bennett  –  $3,742
65th:  Lytle Allen  –  $3,742
66th:  Jonathan Hemingway  –  $3,742

$1,700 WSOPC Main Event (Single Re-Entry)
$1,000,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts
Level 21:  6,000/12,000 with a 12,000 ante
Players Remaining:  53 of 1,162

A player in middle position raised to 26,000, David Tuthill called from the hijack, the player in the cutoff called, and Kate Kopp called from the small blind.

The flop came , and Kopp bet 60,000. The next player folded, Tuthill called, and the cutoff folded.

The turn card was the , Kopp moved all in for about 170,000, and Tuthill snap-called with for a set of kings. Kopp turned over for a set of fives, and she needed to catch the case five to stay alive.

The river card was the , and Tuthill won the pot with his set of kings to eliminate Kopp in 55th place.

David Tuthill  –  849,000  (71 bb)
Kate Kopp  –  Eliminated in 55th Place  ($4,141)

At another table, Aaron Massey raised under the gun to 27,000, a player called from middle position, and Constantinos Psallidas moved all in from the button for exactly 300,000. Massey called, and the third player folded.

Psallidas turned over , and he needed to improve to stay alive against Massey’s .

The board came , and Psallidas paired his king on the turn to win the pot and double up in chips.

Constantinos Psallidas  –  657,000  (55 bb)
Aaron Massey  –  375,000  (30 bb)

With 53 players remaining, the average chip stack is about 658,000 (55 big blinds), and the remaining players are all guaranteed at least $4,630 each.

$1,700 WSOPC Main Event (Single Re-Entry)
$1,000,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts
Level 21:  6,000/12,000 with a 12,000 ante
Players Remaining:  57 of 1,162

Kate Kopp was all in from the button for 116,000 with , and she needed to improve to stay alive against Tom Nguyen’s in the big blind.

The board came , and Kopp paired her nine on the flop to win the pot and double up in chips.

Kate Kopp  –  250,000  (21 bb)
Tom Nguyen  –  690,000  (58 bb)

At another table, Robin Dinicolantonio was all in from the hijack for about 95,000 with , but she needed to improve to stay alive against the of Eric Wasylenko.

The board came , and the pocket jacks held up for Wasylenko to win the pot and eliminate Dinicolantonio in 59th place.

Eric Wasylenko  –  455,000  (38 bb)
Robin Dinicolantonio  –  Eliminated in 59th Place  ($4,141)

With 57 players remaining, the average chip stack is about 612,000 (51 big blinds), and the remaining players are all guaranteed at least $4,141 each.

$1,700 WSOPC Main Event (Single Re-Entry)
$1,000,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts
Level 21:  6,000/12,000 with a 12,000 ante
Players Remaining:  72 of 1,162

James Calderaro raised under the gun, Michael Cohen called UTG+1, and Francisco Gomez called from the small blind.

The flop came , and it checked to Cohen, who bet 42,000. Gomez check-raised to 170,000, and Calderaro folded. Cohen thought for a while before he called.

The turn card was the , Gomez moved all in for about 560,000, and Cohen snap-called with for a set of tens. Gomez was reluctant to turn over his cards, saying he was drawing dead, but since it was an all-in situation, he had to show. He turned over for an ace-high bluff, and he was, in fact, drawing dead.

The meaningless river card was the , and Cohen won the pot to double up in chips.

Michael Cohen  –  950,000  (79 bb)
Francisco Gomez  –  318,000  (27 bb)

A short while later, Amir Tawfik ran his into the of Thomas Boyden on a board of , and Tawfik never caught up.

Boyden won the pot with ace high to pass one million in chips and eliminate Tawfik in 74th place.

Thomas Boyden  –  1,070,000  (89 bb)
Amir Tawfik  –  Eliminated in 74th Place  ($3,417)

With 72 players remaining, the average chip stack is about 484,000 (40 big blinds), and the remaining players are all guaranteed at least $3,742 each.

$1,700 WSOPC Main Event (Single Re-Entry)
$1,000,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts
Level 20:  5,000/10,000 with a 10,000 ante
Players Remaining: 91 of 1,162

Catching up with another round of results found WSOP bracelet winner Al Krux, November Niner John Racener, WSOP Circuit ring winner Zachary Mullennix, and Event 4 champion Ryan Yu among the most recent eliminations.

67th: Thomas Parkes – $3,742
68th: Adam Templeton – $3,742
69th: Nathaniel Bandy – $3,742
70th: Brandon Noe – $3,742
71st: William Barry – $3,742
72nd: Michael Wang – $3,742

73rd: John Racener – $3,417
74th: Amir Tawfik – $3,417
75th: Ryan Yu – $3,417
76th: Jeffrey Russell – $3,417
77th: Orville Story III – $3,417
78th: David Harting – $3,417
79th: Zachary Mullennix – $3,417
80th: Karl Manouchakian – $3,417
81st: Albert Krux – $3,417

82nd: Bradley Mercer – $3,154
83rd: David Hunt – $3,154
84th: Michael Webb – $3,154
85th: Gregory Masters – $3,154
86th: Chad Deberry – $3,154
87th: Stephen Brite – $3,154
88th: Anthony March – $3,154
89th: Heng Zhang – $3,154
90th: Meruga Shanmukha – $3,154

91st: David DiBernardi – $2,941
92nd: Joshua Palmer – $2,941

$1,700 WSOPC Main Event (Single Re-Entry)
$1,000,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts
Level 20:  5,000/10,000 with a 10,000 ante
Players Remaining:  80 of 1,162

With the board showing on the turn and well over 200K already in the pot, Francisco Gomez moved all in under the gun for 360,000, and his opponent asked for a count from middle position (he was covered by about 80K).

After some thought, the middle-position player called all in for 280,000 with for top two pair, but Gomez turned over for a higher two pair, aces and fours.

The river card was the , and Gomez won the pot with his higher two pair to eliminate his opponent from the tournament.

Francisco Gomez  –  800,000  (80 bb)

With about 80 players remaining, the average chip stack is about 436,000 (44 big blinds), and the remaining players are all guaranteed at least $3,417 each.

$1,700 WSOPC Main Event (Single Re-Entry)
$1,000,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts
Level 20:  5,000/10,000 with a 10,000 ante
Players Remaining: 92 of 1,162

Another break has come and gone and we have the updated list of results. Duff Charette was among the most recent elimination and he picked up his sixth cash of the series.

93rd: Robert Pollmeier – $2,941
94th: Adam White – $2,941
95th: James Trott III – $2,941
96th: Nelson Resendiz – $2,941
97th: Raffaello Locatelli – $2,941
98th: Jonathan Vesikuru – $2,941
99th: Thomas Foley III – $2,941

100th: Duff Charette – $2,773
101st: Parrish Newsome – $2,773
102nd: Joshua Maskell – $2,773
103rd: Davy Ridout – $2,773
104th: Blake Whittington – $2,773
105th: Yousef Saleh – $2,773
106th: Loc Nguyen – $2,773
108th: Brandon Miller – $2,773
109th: Oscar Lindo Zeledon – $2,773
112th: Kenneth Frey – $2,773
113th: Christopher Mitchell – $2,773
114th: Alon Eldar – $2,773
115th: Manuel Gomez Rivera – $2,773
116th: Raminder Singh – $2,773
117th: Mukul Pahuja – $2,773
118th: Russell Jaicks – $2,773
119th: Charles Woosley – $2,773
120th: Timothy Conn – $2,773
121st: Alexis Rivera – $2,773
122nd: David Moreno – $2,773
123rd: Matthew Moreno – $2,773
124th: Vitor Coelho – $2,773
125th: Bud Gibson – $2,773
126th: Kin Lam – $2,773

127th: Adam Wandler – $2,643
128th: Jared Hemingway – $2,643
129th: Joseph Salvaggi – $2,643
130th: Earl Van Landingham III – $2,643
131st: Andrew Boccia – $2,643
132nd: Blake Barousse – $2,643
133rd: Andrew Whitaker – $2,643
134th: Kevin Davis – $2,643
135th: Andrea Ruosi – $2,643

$600 No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Structure
Level 1:  100/100

Our WSOP Circuit series comes to a close on Monday which means time is running out to win a shiny new ring along with a bunch of cash. The last multi-day tournament starts at 4 pm in the Event Center and we should see a nice group of players trying to close it out.

Players will start with 20,000 stacks and the first 24 levels last 30 minutes and increase to 45 from Level 25 forward. Late registration is available until the start of Level 13 at 10:30 pm and they may re-enter as often as needed during that time.

The two-day tournament will wrap up Day 1 action after Level 16 and survivors will return on Monday at 2 pm to play it out.

• Players begin with 20,000 in chips
• Levels 1-24 last 30 minutes; Levels 25+ last 45 minutes
• Late registration available until start of Level 13
• Day 1 will end at the conclusion of level 16 or official final table
• Event 3 Structure Sheet