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Sunday, November 4, 2012

Foxwoods 2012 World Poker Finals Event #24 - $1,000 No-Limit Hold'em - Final Results

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World Poker Finals Main Event Final Table Chip Counts and Seat Assignments


Play will resume tomorrow at noon with 8:46 left in the 8,000-16,000 with a 2,000 ante blind level.

Chip counts by seat assignments at the final table are as follows:

1. John Dibella  1,661,000
2. Mohd Eid  734,000
3. John Ting  762,000
4. Ken Hoey  452,000
5. Raymond Morgan  645,000
6. Vinny Napolitano  158,000
7. Joseph Ward  832,000
8. Matthew Silberzweig  1,575,000
9. Ariel Albilia  344,000
10. James Campbell  2,106,000

Final payouts are as follows:

1st - $184,058
2nd - $113,748
3rd - $82,825
4th - $61,181
5th - $46,015
6th - $35,118
7th - $27,167
8th - $21,350
9th - $17,150
10th - $13,767
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Play Concludes on Day 3 of the World Poker Final Main Event

James Campbell leads the final table with 2,106,000.
Play has come to an end on Day 3 of the Foxwoods World Poker Finals Main Event.

The ten remaining players will resume tomorrow at noon and play to a winner.

James Campbell is the chip leader going into the final table with 2,106,000.

Final chip counts and Final Table seat assignments will be posted shortly.
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World Poker Finals Main Event Results 11th-12th - $13,767

The following players receive $13,767 for their finish:

11th - John Pito
12th - Robert Allain
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World Poker Finals Main Event Results 13th-15th - $11,337

The following players receive $11,337 for their finish:

13th - Mike Dougherty
14th - Joe Starratt
15th - L.J. Sande
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World Poker Finals Main Event Results 16th-18th - $9,423

The following players receive $9,423 for their finish:

16th - Alex Ortiz Gomez
17th - Michael Lavoie
18th - Bill Kontaratos
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World Poker Finals Main Event Results 19th-21st - $7,951

The following players receive $7,951 for their finish:

19th - William Leder
20th - Shawn Busse
21st - Gerald Kane
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World Poker Finals Main Event Results 22nd-24th - $6,773

The following players receive $6,773 for their finish:

22nd - Thomas Hoglund
23rd - Ray Hicks
24th - Carlo Sciannameo
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James Campbell Leads the Field with only 21 Left

James Campbell

The final 21 players in the Foxwoods World Poker Finals Main Event are now on a 15-minute break.

When play resumes, the blinds will be increased to 6,00-12,000 with a 2,000 ante.

James Campbell is the current chip leader with 1,243,0000.

Play will continue today for four more levels or the final table, whichever comes first.
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YouTube video: Gerald Kane hits a Royal Flush to Triple Up on the World Poker Finals Main Event Bubble

With only 27 players remaining and top 24 finishing in the money, Gerald Kane triples up with a royal flush to stay alive in the $3,500 buy-in Foxwoods World Poker Finals Main Event.

Click here to view the video in HD

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Aaron Smith Eliminated on the Money Bubble

A short-stacked Aaron Smith moves all-in from the button with [Qs][8s] and is called by the small blind with [Td][Th].

The board runs out[Jd][7h][5d][Js][3s] and Smith is eliminated in 25th place.

All remaining players are now guaranteed at least $6,773.
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Justin Schwartz Eliminated in a Bizarre Fashion

Justin Schwartz



Justin Schwartz been eliminated from the World Poker Finals Main Event in a very strange scenerio.

After a raise from the cutoff, Schwartz moves all-in from the button.  It is folded back around to the cutoff, who looks at Schwartz for a few moments and then turns over [Ad][As].

The player says nothing, just continues to look at Schwartz.  Finally, Schwartz asks "Is that a call?".

After the player doesn't respond, repeatedly, Schwartz calls the floor.  The players is informed he will receive a one-round penalty for exposing his hand before action is complete (the correct ruling as you cannot ever expose your hand unless you are the final two players remaining in the tournament, not just the hand).

After arguing the ruling for a few moments, the players finally says "Call." and Schwartz shows [8h][8s].

The board runs out [Qd][6h][2c][Ah][2d] and Schwartz is eliminated in 30th place.
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Soheb Porbandarwala Eliminated from the Main Event

Soheb Porbandarwala
Soheb Porbandarwala gets his last few chips in the middle before the flop with [As][Kc] and is in a dominating position to double up against the [Kh][Qs] of John Ting.

However, a queen on the flop sends Porbandarwala to rail in 33rd place.
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First Break on Day 3 of the World Poker Finals Main Event

We have reached the first 15-minute break of the day.

There are now 33 players remaining and the average chip stack is 279,000.

When play resumes, the blinds will be increased to 4,000-8,000 with a 1,000 ante.

You can watch the feature table by clicking on FoxwoodsLive.com.

The final 24 will finish in the money.

Final payouts are as follows:

1st - $184,058
2nd - $113,748
3rd - $82,825
4th - $61,181
5th - $46,015
6th - $35,118
7th - $27,167
8th - $21,350
9th - $17,150
10th-12th - $13,767
13th-15th - $11,337
16th-18th - $9,423
19th-21st - $7,951
22nd-24th - $6,773
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Steve Dakota Happas Eliminated From the World Poker Finals Main Event

Steve Dakota Happas

Steve Dakota Happas moves all-in before the flop and James Campbell moves all-in for more behind him.  Everyone folds and they turn over:

Happas - [2h][2s]
Campbell - [9h][9s]

The board runs out [8h][7c][3c][Ks][5h] and Campbell takes the pot.

Happas is eliminated from the World Poker Finals Main Event in 36th place.

Campbell now sits on over 500,000 chips.
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Five-Bet Pre Pushes James Campbell over 400,000

James Campbell
After Steve Dakota Happas opens for 13,000 with the blinds at 3,000-6,000, James Campbell raises to 28,000.  Behind him, Todd Boghosian makes it 61,000 before the flop.

Happas mucks and Campbell thinks for a few minutes before sliding out a 106,000 chip five-bet.  Boghosian tanks for a few moments before giving up his hand.

Campbell, winner of the $400 No-Limit event this year at the World Poker Finals, has now built his stack up to over 400,000 from the 227,000 he started Day 3 with.
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Will Failla Eliminated From the World Poker Finals Main Event

Will Failla
On the second hand of play on Day 3, Will "The Thrill" Failla has been eliminated from the World Poker Finals Main Event.

We are currently down to 40 players with the top 24 cashing.

You can watch the feature table live by clicking on FoxwoodsLive.com.
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Day 3 of the World Poker Finals Main Event Now Streaming Live

Day 3 chip leader John DiBella starts today with 700,000 in chips.
Day 3 of the $3,500 buy-in Foxwoods World Poker Finals Main Event is now underway.

There are 49 players remaining and the average chip stack is 188,000.

The blinds are currently 2,500-5,000 with a 500 ante.

Play will continue today for eight levels or the final table, whichever comes first.

You can watch the live stream of the feature table by clicking on FoxwoodsLive.com.
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