Ryan Eriquezzo takes one

With 22,500 in the pot and a board reading [8h][Qc][3d][6h], Ryan Eriquezzo bet enough to put his opponent all in.  His opponent thought for awhile and ended up laying it down, giving a much needed boost to Ryan's stack.  He now sits on approximately 41,000.

Players are now on break

The 108 remaining players are now on their last break of the night.  Tournament staff are coloring up and racing off the 25 chips, and when the field return blinds will be 400/800 with a 100 ante.  There will be three more levels of play before the surviving players will bag up for the night.

Frank Cieri has been eliminated

Frank Cieri was all in preflop holding [Js][Jh] against his Derrick Perry's [8h][8c] and was a great shape to double up.  Unfortunately for Frank, the window was the [8d] as the flop fell [8d][5h][Qd].  The turn [Kc] and river [7d] failed to save Frank, and he will be eliminated in level 9.  Meanwhile, Derrick has increased his stack to 42,500.

Billy Pappas knocks one out

After three limps, Billy Pappas called from the small blind, and the player in the big blind moved all in.  All folded to Billy who made the call with [As][Qc].  His opponent held [Js][9s], and Billy eliminated that player when the board ran out K-K-2-K-T.  Billy now sits on 39,500.

Randal Sklar re-enters, then busts

Event #9 winner Randal Sklar played Flight A and busted, and took a break to rest up.  He recently re-entered Flight B, and on the third hand he played, he busted when he ran pocket queens into pocket aces.

Updated chip counts at the break

Mike Dentale 54,000
Alan Kessler 31,200
Billy Pappas 23,000
Ryan Eriquezzo 22,200
Tom Dobrilovic 9,100
James Watt 6,000

November Niner Billy Pappas has entered Flight B

Billy Pappas, one of the World Series of Poker November Nine, has entered Flight B of the WSOP Circuit Main Event.  We arrived to find him taking down a small pot.  On the next break, we'll be moving his table to the live stream, so tune in at around 9pm EST.

3 more hands in Flight A

With 10 minutes left on the clock in Level 12, a card has been drawn, and it has been determined that the field will play 3 more hands before bagging up for the day.  The board reads 109 players remaining, and a full list of chip counts and seating assignments will be posted later today.

Some players still alive in Flight A:
Andrew Badecker
Micheal Esposito
Tarun Gulati
Roland Israelashvili
Chris Jenkins
Spiro Mitrokostas
Mike Nye
Je Wook Oh
Nick Palma
Dena Pearlman
David Stefanski
Stacey Sullivan

Photos from Flight A

Level 12 Chip Leader: Michael Esposito

At the beginning of Level 12: 600/1,200 blinds with a 200 ante, Michael Esposito is the chip leader with 121,000

Photos from Flight B

Overview of Flight B action

Tom Dobrilovic (left) on his second bullet

Mike Watts (right) is the WSOP-C Points leader

Allen Kessler

Mike Dentale mucks

Chip counts from Flight A

David Stefanski - 62,000

Nick Palma - 60,000

Bassioni Hamouda - 57,000

Mike Nye - 47,000

Andrew Badecker - 37,300

Dena Pearlman - 37,000

Je Wook Oh - 30,300

Ryan Eriquezzo -  24,000

Tarun Gulati - 12,400

David Pocknett - 4,100

Event #10 Flight B is Under Way

It's 5pm, and that means cards are in the air in Flight B of Event #10: $1,675 World Series of Poker Circuit Main Event.

Meanwhile, Flight A received 306 entries and is down to 176 remaining.  They are mid-way through 300/600 blinds with a 75 ante.

Players are now on break

Players are now on their first break of the day. When they return, blinds will be 100/200.

Event #10: WSOP-C Main Event is Under Way

Cards are in the air for Flight A of the World Series of Poker Circuit Main Event.  This is Event #10, a $1,675 buy-in with two starting flights.  The tournament structure is available to view here.

We are now streaming a feature table live at www.FoxwoodsLive.com.

August 2014 - WSOP - Event #13 - $250 Seniors NLH - Final Results

Place	Name	Prize
1	Randolph Spain, Brewer, ME	$10,142
2	David Doyle, Rhinebeck, NY	$10,141
3	Gary Konvelski, Turners Falls, MA	$9,141
4	Rodney Legendre, Randolph, NH	$9,141
5	Paul Giliberto, Newington, CT	$9,141
6	James Clark, Brockton, MA	$3,463
7	Douglas Brand, Seabrook, NH	$2,689
8	Roger Shattuck, Westbrook, ME	$2,118
9	Thomas Dikens, Plano, TX	$1,710
10	James Armstrong, Keeseville, NY	$1,368
11	Rocco Scippa, Naples, FL	$1,368
12	Thomas Corrigan, Westlake, OH	$1,368
13	William Acerra, Quincy, MA	$1,124
14	Rawley Hansen, Brockton, MA	$1,124
15	Martin Salowitz, Hasbrouck Heights, NJ	$1,124
16	Jay Guild, Peconic, NY	$937
17	Allan Myer, North Haven, CT	$937
18	William Kosakowski, Bristol, CT	$937
19	David Brown, Guilford, CT	$782
20	Craig Flood, Spring, TX	$782
21	Stephen Currie, Chelmsford, MA	$782
22	Serge Demers, Wallingford, CT	$676
23	Gholamreza Khoshkhou, Norwich, CT	$676
24	David Ives, West Newbury, MA	$676
25	George Coscette, Coram, NY	$586
26	William Napier, Hollywood, FL	$586
27	Peter Halperin, Northampton, MA	$586
28	Roger Carbonneau, Exeter, NH	$505
29	James McKeon, Locust Valley, NY	$505
30	Richard Vaillancourt, Hudson, NH	$505
31	Jacqueline Comeau, Marlborough, MA	$456
32	Frank Thetonia, Taunton, MA	$456
33	Roger Palombizio, Tolland, CT	$456
34	Anthony Maglione, Bronx, NY	$399
35	Donald Rich, North Easton, MA	$399
36	Ray Wartman, Jefferson, MA	$399
37	Michael Benson, Lanesboro, MA	$366
38	Allen Lawrence, Tolland, CT	$366
39	Joe Camarota, Branford, CT	$366
40	Mary Lockwood, Middletown, CT	$366
41	Thomas Holbrook, Keene, NH	$366
42	Daniel Colby, Danbury, CT	$366
43	Fabio Balboni, Harrison, NY	$366
44	Donald Fisher, Saugus, MA	$366

August 2014 - WSOP - Event #14 - $250 Ladies NLH - Results

Place	Name	Prize
1	Sharon Nachamkin, Cold Spring NY	$6,723
2	Kari Martin, Ellington Ct	$4,154
3	Josephine Catino, Saugus MA	$2,958
4	Linda Swears, Fitchburg MA	$2,148
5	Lynda Jariabko, Framingham MA	$1,591
6	Anna Dunn, Bronx NY	$1,201
7	Kimberly Scott, Portsmouth NH	$926
8	Karen Gonclaves, Abington MA	$723
9	Stacy Sullivan, Old Town ME	$579
10	Donald Rosenburg, Yorktown NY	$468
11	Hector Santucci, Ossining NY	$468
12	Priscilla Amaral, Newton Center MA	$468