$1,650 Main Event (Re-Entry)
$500,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts
Level 21: 8,000/16,000 with a 16,000 ante
Player Remaining: 26 of 609

Tom Nguyen – Eliminated in 27th place ($6,047)

$1,650 Main Event (Re-Entry)
$500,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts
Level 21: 8,000/16,000 with a 16,000 ante
Player Remaining: 27 of 609

1st – $180,205 + Trophy
2nd – $126,246
3rd – $81,164
4th – $55,851
5th – $42,871
6th – $35,736
7th – $29,826
8th – $23,915
9th – $18,023
10th-12th – $14,890
13th-15th – $11,775
16th-18th – $9,939
19th-21st – $8,377
22nd-24th – $7,016
25th-27th – $6,047

$1,650 Main Event (Re-Entry)
$500,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts
Level 21: 8,000/16,000 with a 16,000 ante
Player Remaining: 27 of 609

28th: AJ Kelsall – $5,253
29th: Lawrence Kiang – $5,253
30th: Julio Delgado Reyes – $5,253
31st: Derek Bowers – $5,253
32nd: Maksim Budovskiy – $5,253
33rd: Anthony Dianaty – $5,253
34th: David Harmon – $5,253
35th: Craig Eshleman – $5,253
36th: Corey Lipke – $5,253
37th: Antonio Fernandez – $4,522

Additional results are available in the posts below.

$1,650 Main Event (Re-Entry)
$500,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts
Level 21: 8,000/16,000 with a 16,000 ante
Player Remaining: 27 of 609

2014 Winter Poker Open Main Event champion AJ Kelsall was just eliminated in 28th place. With the bustout, only 27 players remain and the field is redrawing to the final three tables.

AJ Kelsall – Eliminated in 28th place ($5,253)

$1,650 Main Event (Re-Entry)
$500,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts
Level 20: 6,000/12,000 with a 12,000 ante
Player Remaining: 31 of 609

Carlos Loving kicked it off with a raise to 25,000 from middle position. Duff Charette called from the cutoff. It was on Maksim Budovskiy in the big blind and he moved all-in for about 240,000. Loving quickly called and Charette bowed out, open folding . Budovskiy was at risk.

Loving:
Budovskiy:

Runout:

Loving’s queens held and Budovskiy was elimianted in 32nd place.

Carlos Loving – 920,000
Maksim Budovskiy – Eliminated in 32nd place ($5,253)

$1,650 Main Event (Re-Entry)
$500,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts
Level 20: 6,000/12,000 with a 12,000 ante
Player Remaining: 32 of 609

Anthony Dianaty hit the rail moments ago finishing in 33rd place. It marks his second cash of the Winter Poker Open previously finishing 20th in the big 867-entry opener.

Anthony Dianaty – Eliminated in 33rd place ($5,253)

$1,650 Main Event (Re-Entry)
$500,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts
Level 20: 6,000/12,000 with a 12,000 ante
Player Remaining: 38 of 609

38th: Mark Scacewater – $4,522
39th: Ioannis Patsourakis – $4,522
40th: Aaron Speer – $4,522
41st: David Tuthill – $4,522
42nd: Staffan Lind – $4,522
43rd: Christopher Holland – $4,522
44th: Karen Longfellow – $4,522
45th: Cesar Solares – $4,522
46th: Kharlin Sued – $3,837
47th: William Corvino – $3,837
48th: Kristopher Villanueva – $3,837

Additional results are available in the posts below.

$1,650 Main Event (Re-Entry)
$500,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts
Level 20: 6,000/12,000 with a 12,000 ante
Player Remaining: 38 of 609

Iaonnis Patsourakis opened with a raise to 30,000. It folded to Rob Manjura and he three-bet to 96,000. Patsourakis called leaving himself about 130,000 behind.

Flop: — They got the last of Patsourakis’ stack in the middle and Manjura was a huge favorite.

Manjura:
Patsourakis:

Turn and river:

Manjura’s aces were best and Patsourakis was eliminated in 39th place.

Ioannis Patsourakis – Eliminated in 39th place ($4,522)

$1,650 Main Event (Re-Entry)
$500,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts
Level 19: 5,000/10,000 with a 10,000 ante
Player Remaining: 45 of 609

With the field busting around them, Mirza Nagji and Rob Manjura have found the opposite side of variance. The pair is crushing the restart and both sit with over 1,000,000 chips.

Mirza Nagji – 1,350,000
Rob Manjura – 1,150,000

$1,650 Main Event (Re-Entry)
$500,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts
Level 19: 5,000/10,000 with a 10,000 ante
Player Remaining: 48 of 609

If you remember earlier today, Duff Charette caught a bit of bad luck early running into Rob Manjura’s quads and paying off an all-in bet. By his own account he was felted down to just 9,000 chips — less than two big blinds. From there, he managed a number of double-ups including aces into jacks.

Now, about two-and-a-half hours later, he’s found his way into the money and miraculously sits on 190,000 chips with 48 players remaining.

Duff Charette – 190,000