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Level 24: Blinds 40k/80k/10k ante

Total  Entries:  875
Players Remaining:   10
Average Stack: 1.75 million  (22 big blinds)

Greg McNealy opened, then Jaeli Moron shoved from the big blind holding pocket 9s.  Greg looked him up with pocket Jacks.  Greg’s run-good continued as he flopped a Jack and rivered quads.  He’s up to nearly 4 million.

Jaeli Moron busted out in 11th place, earning $1,313.

The final ten drew for seats and moved to the final table.

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Level 24: Blinds 40k/80k/10k ante

Total  Entries:  875
Players Remaining:   11
Average Stack: 1.6 million  (20 big blinds)

Brian Johnson shoved utg, (610k)then Greg McNealy re-shoved for nearly 1.2 million.  Jaeli Moron was in the big blind and had both players covered.  He gave it some thought, then called, showing pocket Queens.

Brian had and Greg had .

The board rolled out and Greg Greensteined them on the river, pairing his Ace.  He scooped both pots, chipping up to about 3 million and the chip lead.  Jaeli dropped to about 829k.

Brian Johnson busted out in 12th place, earning $1,313.

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Level 23: Blinds 30k/60k/5k ante

Total  Entries:  875
Players Remaining:   12
Average Stack: 1.5 million  (24 big blinds)

Peter Dragar shoved holding 64 suited and ran into Jaeli Moron’s AK.  Jaeli was ahead the whole way, but caught an Ace on the turn to lock it up.  He’s up to over 2.1 million.

Peter Dragar finished in 14th place, earning $945.

Brett Berarducci shoved with AQ suited and ran into Andrew Lindenfelser’s pocket Aces.  Brett busted out in 13th place, earning $945.

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Level 23: Blinds 30k/60k/5k ante

Total  Entries:  875
Players Remaining:   14
Average Stack: 1.25 million  (21 big blinds)

Jaeli Moron got all-in holding pocket 3s against Michael McLafferty’s AQ.  Jaeli flopped a 3 and doubled up, leaving Michael short-stacked.  He busted out soon after in 16th place ($620).

Alvin Gavile made a move from the big blind and ran into Cris Tuchbaum’s pocket Jacks.  Alvin’s T6 offsuit was in bad shape.  The board came T 4 2 8 9 and Cris chipped up to ~1.2 million.  Alvin hit the rail in 15th place ($945).

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Level 22: Blinds 25k/50k/5k ante

Total  Entries:  875
Players Remaining:   16
Average Stack: 1.1 million  (22 big blinds)

Barbara Cardin was the last woman in this event and she reported to the rail in 21st place ($525).  Now it’s nothing but testosterone from here on.

Ali Purdy was next to go in 20th place ($525), followed by Fidencio Velez in 19th place ($525).

After moving to the final two tables, Danny Castillo got all-in for 805k against Calvin Luong.  Danny’s KQ offsuit was racing against Calvin’s pocket 3s.  The board came 8 5 4 T J and Danny caught runner-runner for a straight.  He doubled up and Calvin was left short, busting out soon after (18th place – $620).

Next to go was Mark Scarewater, finishing 17th for $620.

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Level 22: Blinds 25k/50k/5k ante

Total  Entries:  875
Players Remaining:   21
Average Stack:  833,000  (17 big blinds)

Players have just returned from a break and only 21 remain.  Here’s what happened before the break:

Nicholas Nardello busted out in 25th place.

Peter Bogulski got all-in with pocket Queens against Francisco Contreras’ K2 of spades.  A King on the river sent the pot to Francisco — he chipped up to over 1.6 million.  Peter busted out in 24th place.

Greg McNealy raised from the cutoff only to have Joe Buonodono shove from the button.  Greg said “I was just makin’ a move”, but had to call the few extra chips, showing 75 suited.  Joe was ahead with AT offsuit, but the board ran out J 9 8 8 T giving Greg a straight.  joe got 23rd place.

Michael Armstrong busted out in 22nd place.

All these departing players earned $525.

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Level 21: Blinds 20k/40k/5k ante (Click here for complete structure)

Total  Entries:  875
Players Remaining:   27
Average Stack:  648,000  (16 big blinds)

When they reached the final 27 players, they did a redraw for seats at the final three tables.

Before they really settled in, a big hand took place and Claudemir Osorio busted two players on table 1 with A9 suited against pocket Kings and A5.  Claudemir rivered a flush.

Here’s the new lineup with approximate chip counts:

Table 1

1. Jaeli Moron – 410k
2. Claudemir Osorio – 1.4 million
3. Michael McLafferty – 900k
4. Roberto Iannetti – 27th Place ($525)
5. Brian Johnson – 1.3 million
6. Fidencio Velez – 360k
7. Adam Davis – 26th Place ($525)
8. Alan Hall Jr – 1.03 million
9. Norbert Kara – 1.26 million

Table 2

1. Danny Castillo – 1 million
2. Mark Scarewater – 800k
3. Jean Muse – 400k
4. Brett Berarducci – 455k
5. Calvin Luong  – 445k
6.  Nicholas Nardello – 205k
7.  Ali Purdy – 660k
8.  Alvin Gavile – 795k
9.  Andrew Lindenfelser – 380k

Table 3

1. Peter Bogulski – 510k
2. Michael Armstrong – 290k
3. Greg McNealy – 930k
4. Joe Buonodono – 283k
5. Francisco Contreras – 1.1 million
6. Manny Minaya – 430k
7. Peter Dragar – 1.4 million
8. Cris Tuchbaum – 284k
9. Barbara Cardin – 400k

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Level 14: Blinds 3k/6k/500 ante (Click here for complete structure)

Total Entries: 875
Players Remaining:   141
Average Stack:  124,000  (21 big blinds)

Players have returned to the felt here in the Seminole Hard Rock Tampa Poker Room to battle it out for a payday in this $100,000 Guaranteed event!

A total of 141 players advanced through nine starting flights and today will play until only one remains.  The final 81 will earn a share of the $105,000 prize pool.

Cards are in the air!

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Total Entries:  875
Total Prize Pool:  $105,000

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Level 14: Blinds 3k/6k/500 ante

Total Entries: 875
Players Remaining:   141
Average Stack:  124,000  (21 big blinds)

A total of 875 entries in this event resulted in 141 players advancing to Day 2.  Here’s the full, combined list from all nine starting flights, sorted by table and seat.  To view in chip order or alphabetically, just click on the appropriate column heading.