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Sunday, October 24, 2010

Avdo Djokovic Eliminated in 3rd ($27,514)



Ed Galonek Jr. raised to 50,000 before the flop and Avdo Djokovic moved all in. Galonek thought for a few moments and announced call. They turned up:

Galonek [Ah][7h]
Djokovic [Ac][As]

Djokovic was in a commanding position with his pocket aces. The flop came [7c][3c][2d], eliminating Galonek flush possibilities but pairing his seven. The miracle card came on the turn when the dealer put out the [7s], giving Galonek trips. The river was the [2c] and Galonek ran down Djokovic's aces to win the pot and eliminate Djokovic in third place.

James French Eliminated 4th ($22,699)



James French raised to 25,000 before the flop and Ed Galonek Jr. reraised to 50,000. French moved all in and Galonek made the call. They turned up:

French [9s][8c]
Galonek [Ac][Qh]

The board came [As][Jc][5s][5h][Qs] and Galonek's hand held to win the pot and eliminate French in 4th place.

Double Elimination at the $2,500 Final Table


Jacob Bazeley eliminated 5th ($19,398)


Ben Little eliminated 6th ($15,958)

Ben Little moved all in from under the gun for his last 112,000. Steven Tabb made the call and then Jacob Bazeley moved all in from the big blind for a total of 188,500. Tabb made the call and the three players flipped up their cards.

Little [Ah][9d]
Tabb [Qc][Qs]
Bazeley [Ad][As]

Bazeley was in perfect position to more than double up and eliminate Little. However, the board ran out [Kd][Qh][6d][9s][8c], giving Tabb a set of queens.

Tabb had both players covered and eliminated them both. Little finished in sixth place for $15,958 and Bazely took fifth for $19,398.

Chris Hunichen Eliminated 7th ($12,656)



Steven Tabb raised to 14,000 and Chris Hunichen moved all in for about 130,000 more. Tabb thought for a moment before making the call. They turned over:

Tabb [As][Ts]
Hunichen [6h][6s]

The board came [Kh][5c][5s][Tc][Ac] and Tabb made a better two pair to eliminate Hunichen in 7th place.

$2,500 Final Table Chip Counts

The blinds are being increased to 3,000-6,000 with a 500 ante.

1. Avdo Djokovic 250,000
2. Ed Galonek Jr. 335,000
3. Jacob Bazeley 284,000
4. Ben Little 197,500
5. Steven Tabb 583,000
6. James French 67,500
7. Chris Hunichen 128,500

$400 Limit Hold 'em/Omaha Pairs Final Numbers!

We had a total of 37 teams in the $400 Limit Hold 'em/Omaha Pairs Event at the Foxwoods World Poker Finals.

The final 5 spots will finish in the money

Final payouts are as follows (note that the listed amount is awarded to EACH partner):

1st - $2,795
2nd - $1,539
3rd - $942
4th - $628
5th - $376

$1,000 NLHE Evening Update

There are currently 46 players remaining in the $1,000 No-Limit Hold 'em event.

The blinds are now 800-1,600 with a 200 ante.

The final 30 players will finish in the money.

Brandon Novena Eliminated 8th ($9,630)



On a flop of A-J-6, Brandon Novena pushed all of his chips in the middle. He was immediately called by Ben Little. They turned over:

Novena Q-J
Little A-K

Novena had paired his jack but Little had the ace. The turn and river bricked out for Novena, sending him to the rail in 8th place.

Ken Adams Eliminated 9th ($6,607)



Ed Galonek Jr. raised to 20,000 preflop and Ken Adams moved all in. It was folded back around to Galonek, who made the call. They turned up:

Galonek [Ac][As]
Adams [Kc][Ks]

The board came [7h][3d][2h][5s][4c] and Galonek's aces held to eliminate Adams in 9th place.

Jeffrey Vanchiro Eliminated 10th ($5,640)



Jeffrey Vanchiro moved all in for his last few chips and was called by Jacob Bazely. They turned up:

Vanchiro [Ac][Ks]
Bazely [As][8d]

Vanchiro was in great position to double up until the board ran out [Th][8h][5d][Td][9h]. Bazely paired his eight to win the pot and eliminate Vanchiro in 1oth place.

$2,500 Final Table Streaming Live!

The final table of the $2,500 NLHE event is about to get underway.

Just click "Watch LIVE Video" at the top of the screen to watch the live feed.

$2,500 Final Table Chip Counts & Payouts

We are down to the final table of ten in the $2,500 No-Limit Hold 'em event.

The final table chip counts by seat assignments are as follows:

1. Avdo Djokovic 210,900
2. Ed Galonek Jr. 194,700
3. Jeffrey Vanchiro 32,700
4. Ken Adams 136,300
5. Brandon Novena 111,900
6. Jacob Bazeley 206,000
7. Ben Little 214,600
8. Steven Tabb 493,300
9. James French 55,400
10. Chris Hunichen 186,600

Final table payouts are as follows:

1st - $82,542
2nd - $46,774
3rd - $27,514
4th - $22,699
5th - $19,398
6th - $15,958
7th - $12,656
8th - $9,630
9th - $6,607
10th- $5,640

YouTube video: The Bubble Hand of the Foxwoods $2,500 NLHE Event.

With 16 players remaining and only top 15 spots finishing in the money, the last player is eliminated in the Foxwoods World Poker Finals $2,500 NLHE event. All players are now guaranteed at least $4,814.

Click here to view the video in HD

The Bubble Bursts in the $2,500 NLHE!

We are down to the final 15 players in the $2,500 NLHE event and in the money.

All players are now guaranteed at least $4,814.

$2,500 Streaming Live Near the Money Bubble!

With only 17 players remaining and top 15 finishing in the money, we are approaching the money bubble in the $2,500 No-Limit Hold 'em event.

Just click "Watch LIVE Video" at the top of the page to view the live stream of the feature table.

$400 Limit Hold 'em/Omaha Pairs Underway!

The $400 Limit Hold 'em/Omaha event is now underway.

Player have a partner and take turns playing the Limit Hold 'em and Limit Omaha rotations.

Pairs start with 5,000 in chips and the levels are 40 minutes in length.

Final Two Tables of the $2,500 NLHE Event!

We are down to the final 20 players in the $2,500 No-Limit Hold 'em event.

The final 15 will finish in the money.

You can watch the live stream of the feature table by clicking "Watch LIVE Video" at the top of the page.

Dwyte Pilgrim Eliminated from the $2,500 NLHE


Dwyte Pilgrim


Dwyte Pilgrim

Three-time WSOP Circuit Ring and WPT winner Dwyte Pilgrim has been eliminated from the $2,500 NLHE event in 26th place. He was crippled when his A-J failed to improve against his opponent's pocket sixes.

Kyle Loman finally knocked him out with A-4 against Pilgrim's 8-2 in a blind vs. blind match-up.

$2,500 NLHE Streaming Live with Dwyte Pilgrim

The featured table of Day Two of the $2,500 NLHE event is now streaming live.

Just click "Watch LIVE Video" at the top of the page.

The table features Dwyte Pilgrim and Kyle Loman.

There are 28 players remaining.

$1,000 NLHE Final Numbers & Payouts

We had a total of 254 players in the $1,000 NLHE Event at the Foxwoods World Poker Finals.

The final 30 spots will finish in the money

Final payouts are as follows:

1st - $53,810
2nd - $31,613
3rd - $20,402
4th - $16,367
5th - $12,556
6th - $10,201
7th - $8,520
8th - $6,950
9th - $5,844
10th-12th - $4,259
13th-15th - $3,475
16th-20th - $2,690
21st-30th - $2,129

$1,000 NLHE Event Underway!

The $1,000 No-Limit Hold 'em event at the Foxwoods World Poker Finals is now underway.

Players start with 12,000 in chips and the levels are 50 minutes in length.

Mary Cronin Wins the Ladies Event!


Mary Cronin

When Mary Cronin and Megan Milburn started heads-up play, Milburn had only two big blinds. In less than ten minutes, the two players were back to even in chips and agreed to each lock up $14,000 and play for the remaining $1,400.

Mary Cronin ended up taking down the victory to win the trophy, jacket and $15,436.

The payouts from the final table were as follows:

1. Mary Cronin $15,436
2. Megan Milburn $14,000
3. Regina Brown $6,880
4. Kim Findura $5,512
5. Patricia Schiavo $4,300
6. Amanda Laverriere 3,479
7. Jacqueline Roy $2,893
8. Lynda Jariabko $2,345
9. Anna Dunn $1,930

Photos: Heads Up in the Ladies Event!


Megan Milburn


Mary Cronin

Day One of the $2,500 NLHE Concludes

Play has come to an end on Day One of the $2,500 NLHE event with 28 players remaining.

Jacob Bazeley is the current chip leader with 139,000 in chips.

Play will resume at 2pm on Sunday where we will play down to a winner.

$2,500 NLHE Evening Update!

The $2,500 No-Limit Hold 'em event is down to the final 31 players.

The final 15 will finish in the money.

The blinds are currently 600-1,200 with a 200 ante.