$350 Deep Stack NLH Re-Entry
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Level 21: 10,000/20,000 with a 20,000 ante
Players Remaining: 19 of 502

20th: Nick Avena – $1,475
21st: Sam Harvey – $1,475
22nd: Li Zhou – $1,241
23rd: Mickey Ma – $1,241
24th: Jacob Naumann – $1,241
25th: Alex Ribeiro – $1,035
26th: Robert Johnson – $1,035
27th: Jean Nascimen – $1,035
28th: Kevin Blewitt – $842
29th: Andrew Mazzurco – $842

Additional results are available in the posts below.

$350 Deep Stack NLH Re-Entry
$100,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts
Level 21: 10,000/20,000 with a 20,000 ante
Players Remaining: 24 of 502

Down to only a couple big blinds, Alex Ribeiro shoved them in preflop from early position. Nick Avena called from the big blind and Ribeiro was at risk.

Avena:
Ribeiro:

Runout:

Ribeiro never improved and just like that. The 25th-place cash added to Ribeiro’s successful Winter Poker Open which also saw him place fourth following a four-way chop in the $570 opener.

Nick Avena – 315,000
Alex Ribeiro – Eliminated in 25th place ($1,035)

$350 Deep Stack NLH Re-Entry
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Heading to Level 21: 10,000/20,000 with a 20,000 ante
Players Remaining: 25 of 502

The remaining players are in the midst of their second break of the day. With only 25 left, James Kerr is best of the bunch with a stack of 1,368,000.

Other notables still in include Anthony Astarita, Al Krux, Joe God Bolt, Chris Williams and Event 1 fourth-place finisher Alex Ribeiro

James Kerr – 1,368,000

$350 Deep Stack NLH Re-Entry
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Level 20: 10,000/15,000 with a 15,000 ante
Players Remaining: 27 of 502

1st – $30,602 + Trophy and $1,650 seat
2nd – $21,441
3rd – $13,787
4th – $9,175
5th – $7,060
6th – $5,846
7th – $4,908
8th – $3,984
9th – $3,061
10th-12th – $2,577
13th-15th – $2,160
16th-18th – $1,773
19th-21st – $1,475
22nd-24th – $1,241
25th-27th – $1,035

$350 Deep Stack NLH Re-Entry
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Level 18: 5,000/10,000 with a 10,000 ante
Players Remaining: 29 of 502

30th: Andrew Lanoue – $842
31st: Kevin Pahl – $842
32nd: Warren Jurkowitz – $842
33rd: Tomasz Szymecki – $842
34th: Antonio Fernandez – $842
35th: Robert Panetta – $842
36th: Simon Verkhovsky – $842
37th: Steven Worr – $751
38th: Daniel DeDomenico – $751
39th: Samuel Schenker – $751
40th: Huicun Qiao – $751
41st: Robert Irby – $751
42nd: Cheri Beatty – $751
43rd: Doyle Elliott – $751
44th: Russell Waggoner – $751
45th: Daniel Lobato – $751
46th: Tony Tran – $661
47th: Ahmed Gomez – $661

$350 Deep Stack NLH Re-Entry
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Level 19: 6,000/12,000 with a 12,000 ante
Players Remaining: 34 of 502

Just about an hour since the bubble burst at the hands of Aaron Kerns, it’s Kerns that leads the way in the Winter Poker Open $350. With a stack of about 780,000 chips, he holds 65 big blinds and is tops to start Level 19.

Aaron Kerns – 780,000

$350 Deep Stack NLH Re-Entry
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Level 18: 5,000/10,000 with a 10,000 ante
Players Remaining: 47 of 502

Some quick trips to the rail followed the bursting of the bubble including Herbert Woodery in 38th and Karl Manouchakian in 49th.

48th: Herbert Woodbery – $661
49th: Karl Manouchakian – $661
50th: Charles Kahrs – $661
51st: Thang Phu – $661

We will provide more eliminations when the payout desk catches up.

$350 Deep Stack NLH Re-Entry
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Level 17: 4,000/8,000 with a 8,000 ante
Players Remaining: 51 of 502

Following nearly an hour of hand-for-hand play, the bubble burst in the $350 restart leaving 51 left and assuring them all at least $661.

On the fateful hand, Gary Elvis and Aaron Kerns saw a flop of . Elvis got all-in and Kerns called putting the bubble at risk.

Kerns: for top pair
Elvis: for ace-high

Turn and river:

No help for Elvis on the turn or river and he was eliminated in 52nd place sending the remaining 51 into the money.

Aaron Kerns – 376,000
Gary Elvis – Eliminated on the bubble

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Level 16: 3,000/6,000 with a 6,000 ante
Players Remaining: 53 of 502

The start-of-day chip leader Fred Paradis took a massive hit to his stack leaving himself less than five big blinds.

According to the table, Paradis held against Sam Harvey’s . The flop was and the duo got the last of Harvey’s roughly 180,000 chips in the middle. Harvey was at risk while Paradis wasn’t in much better shape with only 29,000 behind after the call.

Paradis held a pair of sixes, a gutshot straight draw and backdoor flush outs. Harvey, meanwhile, had top top.

Turn and river:

Paradis never improved and was left stunned. Harvey stacked the pot and Paradis hit the rail a short time later — shy of the money after starting the day as the big stack.

Play moved hand-for-hand a short time later.

Fred Paradis – Eliminated

$350 Deep Stack NLH Re-Entry
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Level 15: 3,000/5,000 with a 5,000 ante
Players Remaining: 62 of 502

As expected, it’s a quick go here early on Day 2 of the Winter Poker Open $350. Tom Nguyen, who started the day with a top 10 stack, already whittled himself down to 75,000. After an early-position open, Nguyen shoved them all in the middle. The opponent called and just like that, Nguyen was at risk.

Nguyen:
Opponent:

Runout:

The hand was far from over after the flop with both players catching a big piece of it. The turn tripped up Nguyen, though.

“I win, right?” he laughed deciphering the board.

One player not enjoying the same comeback is Tampa’s Wally Maddah. He recently hit the rail when his was bested by an opponent’s .

Tom Nguyen – 163,000
Wally Maddah – Eliminated