$1,100 WPTDeepStacks Main Event $300,000 Guaranteed | Live Streamed Final Table Level 3: 75/150 | Structure Sheet Flight A Entries: 152
In addition to the lion’s share of the $300,000 guarantee, the WPTDeepStacks-Tampa Main Event champion is set to head home with the property’s token guitar trophy.
Players are about to go on their first break of the day with the clock showing 152 to this point.
$1,100 WPTDeepStacks Main Event $300,000 Guaranteed | Live Streamed Final Table Level 2: 50/100 | Structure Sheet Flight A Entries: 143
With more than 140 entries in Flight A before Level 3, the WPTDeepStacks Main Event is in great position to pass last year’s turnout and is projected to surpass 600 total entries.
Registration in Flight A is open until 7:30pm tonight while Flight B and C begin tomorrow and Saturday at 12-noon.
$1,100 WPTDeepStacks Main Event $300,000 Guaranteed | Live Streamed Final Table Level 1: 25/50 | Structure Sheet Flight A Entries: 134
As with most Seminole Hard Rock Poker events, the staff at Seminole Hard Rock Tampa gave away free entries in the WPTDeepStacks series Main Event via a Win a Seat contest. Players simply visited HardRockPoker.com, provided their name and zip code along with their e-mail address and were entered in the contest. Entry was open for the better part of two months, and when it closed the property chose three names at random and presented them a free $1,100 buy-in to the Main Event.
The WPTDeepStacks winners were Jeffrey Tamulski, Charles Montgomery and Bryan Menendez.
Jeffrey TamulskiCharles MontgomeryBryan Menendez
All three promptly redeemed the entry and were in their seats before cards went in the air today.
While the WPTDeepStacks-Tampa Win a Seat contest is over, the Seminole Hard Rock in Hollywood is running one for their $5,250 buy-in Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open Championship in August. Like in Tampa, the Hollywood property is giving away three entries.
$1,100 WPTDeepStacks Main Event $300,000 Guaranteed | Live Streamed Final Table Level 1: 25/50 | Structure Sheet Flight A Entries: 118
It’s the top of the hour as the clock strikes 12-noon at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Tampa, Florida. Freshly underway in the property’s new, state-of-the-art poker room, is Flight A of the $1,100 buy-in, $300,000 guaranteed WPTDeepStacks Main Event. The event marks the 10th stop for Season 4 of the global tour and will see players from all over the map converge on Central Florida between now and Monday’s live streamed final table.
The event sees its participants take their seats to 25,000 starting chips and they are set to log 40-minute levels throughout. Late registration and re-entry are available until the start of Level 10 (that’s about 7:30pm).
Here are the details:
12pm: Main Event ($1,100 No Limit Hold’em) – Flight A
$300,000 guaranteed, live streamed final table
25,000 chips and 40-minute levels
Late registration and re-entry available until the start of Level 10 (~7:30pm)
Play concludes following Level 15 (~11:45pm)
Flight B begins tomorrow at 12pm, Flight C Saturday at 12pm
Day 7 of the WPTDeepStacks at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tampa has concluded. Action resumes again Thursday at 12pm with Flight A of the $300,000 guaranteed Main Event.
Here’s a look at Thursday’s upcoming schedule:
12pm: Main Event ($1,100 No Limit Hold’em) – Flight A
After a couple hands of heads-up play, Bob Gallo and Collin Wilson decided to chop it up. Gallo had a slight chip advantage, but opted for an even split, each player going home with $29,930. As chip leader, Gallo went down as the champion earning the top spot along with the trophy.
Bob Gallo
For Wilson, the runner-up finish was a sweet deal after beginning the restart 91st of the 102 returning players.
Collin Wilson
A full report on the event will be posted Thursday. In the meantime, here’s a look at the final results:
1st: Bob Gallo – $29,930 + Guitar Trophy 2nd: Collin Wilson – $29,930 3rd: Joe Buonodono – $13,851 4th: Herbert Woodbery – $11,004 5th: Chris Hyden – $8,618 6th: Rob Manjura – $7,079 7th: Frank Menendez – $5,617 8th: Stepas Tindziulis – $4,386 9th: Joey Alegria – $3,078 10th: Rob Benford – $2,001 11th: Quentin Jones – $2,001 12th: Zoltan Czinkota – $2,001 13th: John Redlitz – $1,539 14th: Harmeet Singh – $1,539 15th: Nicholas Owens – $1,539 16th: Joseph Ramsey – $1,154 17th: Larry Ram – $1,154 18th: Wesley Skinner – $1,154 19th: Glen Ballenger – $846 20th: Woodrow Pass – $846 21st: Kwi Paek – $846 22nd: Justin Fawcett – $846 23rd: Bruce Snell – $846 24th: Chris Boyle – $846 25th: Steven Zakarias – $846 26th: Sufian Soufan – $846 27th: Jason Lynn – $846 28th: Jody Keeling – $770 29th: Christine Holubeck – $770 30th: Richard Horswell – $770 31st: Adam Tencza – $770 32nd: Sanjib Acharya – $770 33rd: Rafik Abdel-Halim – $770 34th: Enzo Romano – $770 35th: Robert Woodward – $770 36th: Erik Zika – $770 37th: Stanley Tavanese – $693 38th: Michael Cohen – $693 39th: Daniel Lobato – $693 40th: Antuan Bunkley – $693 41st: Gholamreza Khoshkhou – $693 42nd: Steve Trizis – $693 43rd: Richard Doss – $693 44th: Khanh Le – $693 45th: Aaron Martin – $693 46th: Erik Eberts – $616 47th: Alexandru Ivan – $616 48th: Mark Smyrski – $616 49th: Albert Cohen – $616 50th: Nikolaos Costarelis – $616 51st: Pompy Luanglatbandith – $616 52nd: Larry Marklan – $616 53rd: Curtis Hoftyzer – $616 54th: Joseph Orsino – $616
Joe Buonodono was at about 1,000,000 chips and got them in in a blind-versus-blind battle against Collin Wilson.
Wilson: Buonodono:
Buonodono could only watch as the dealer burned and turned the runout. He never spiked his set and was eliminated in third place leaving Wilson and Bob Gallo to battle it out.
Short stack Herbert Woodbery got all-in preflop holding against Collin Wilson’s . Woodbery never improved on the runout and he was eliminated in fourth place.
Herbert Woodbery – Eliminated in 4th place ($11,004)