Event 13 $400 NLH FWPF

Place	Name	Prize
1	Kim Schinco, Freeland MI	23,558
2	Peter Wagner, Hinsdale NH	23,558
3	Ralph Macri, Redding CT	12,075
4	Sean Dillon, Astoria NY	9,458
5	Anders Thurdin, Newburyport MA	7,043
6	Oskar Musialowski, Wakefield MA	5,702
7	Konstantinos Mitsopoulos, Methuen MA	4,561
8	David Labriola, Oxford CT	3,555
9	Connie Dugas, Taunton MA	2,773
10	Frank Melgar, Johnston RI	2,079
11	Andy Bettencourt, Baiting Hollow NY	2,079
12	Anthony Lanteri, Bristol CT	2,079
13	Jonas Bendiks	1,744
14	Brian Collis, Albany NY	1,744
15	David Chaves, Taunton MA	1,744
16	Felix Sides, Montreal QC	1,542
17	Brian Mooney Middle Village NY	1,542
18	Don Slocum, Lindenhurst NY	1,542
19	Je Wook OH, Fresh Meadows NY	1,341
20	Tarun Gulati, Glastonbury CT	1,341
21	Ryan Moriarty, Pearl River NY	1,341
22	Michael Lavoie, Wolcott CT	1,140
23	Alex Peterson, Greenwich CT	1,140
24	Kevin Kavanaugh, Wilmington MA	1,140
25	Edward Comini, Agawam MA	1,006
26	Sammy Gilly, Springfield MA	1,006
27	Craig Burton, Lynn MA	1,006
28	Joeseph Raccio, Wallingford CT	898
29	Heidi Alexander, Gardner MA	898
30	Anthony Lundy, Brooklyn NY	898
31	Robert Georato, Naples FL	898
32	Linsford Geddes, Randolph MA	898
33	Sean Mcguinness, Weymouth MA	898
34	Anthony Keys, Bedford NH	898
35	Cory Mestieri, Wareham MA	898
36	Edward Kaufman, Andover MA	898
37	Stephen Grato, Saugus MA	804
38	Duane Felix, New Rochelle NY	804
39	Pal Zagreda, Bronx NY	804
40	Michael Zinkiewicz, Sayville NY	804
41	Maurice Paradis, Jewett City CT	804
42	Mark Dube, Newburyport MA	804
43	Giuseppe Ruvolo, Gloucester MA	804
44	Raffi boyadjian, Waltham MA	804
45	Andre Martin, Hopewell Junction NY	804

$2700 Returning Players By Chip Count

Table-Seat	Name	Chip Count
11-2	Cody Shiverdecker	132,875
13-2	Larry Olanyk	123,050
16-8	Natale Kuey	107,800
2-1	seth Akash	103,000
4-5	Austin Hijar	102,875
12-4	Michael Quibble	99,000
14-7	John Andrews	94,700
16-2	Tim Reilly	94,125
4-6	Bill Jennings	93,050
14-4	Spiro Mitrokostas	92,775
3-9	Andy Frankenburger	91,900
7-5	Seunghwan Lee	90,425
1-7	Matt Sedgeman	90,250
2-4	Ray Hicks	89,125
15-1	Mike Jarvela	88,100
9-5	Haralambos Sardis	85,525
8-9	Muhammad Abdel-Rahim	85,400
13-4	G Kostrov	85,000
13-7	Mark Weberman	82,275
6-3	Michael Bills	81,800
12-3	Yue Zhu	80,825
2-9	Steve Gross	79,000
14-2	Jewook Oh	78,400
12-7	James Campbell	77,500
11-9	Paul Braver	74,975
9-8	Mike Shea	74,025
6-9	Raj Patel	73,275
3-7	Mike meskin	73,075
14-8	Jonathan Jaffe	72,000
8-5	Tom Dobrilovic	71,525
15-3	Zack Schwartz	71,400
3-4	Howie Silver	71,050
5-6	Fred Paradis	70,700
12-6	Tony Campagna	68,275
10-8	Mark Bramley	68,100
16-4	Will Failla	66,800
4-2	Richard Seymor	66,425
2-6	Nick Palma	62,550
10-7	Dan Chan	62,450
15-7	Richard Tuhrim	62,000
13-6	Bryan Piccioli	60,275
1-8	Jose Pena	60,250
3-1	Roland Israelashvilli	57,275
6-4	David Luty	56,775
5-4	David Datashvilli	55,275
1-9	George Genuario	55,050
8-4	Jon Gaviao	54,750
2-5	Joe Frizzi	54,100
13-5	Peter Wagner	53,350
15-9	Peter Haberin	53,175
4-8	Patrick Kelly	51,400
12-2	Steven Tabb	51,150
15-5	Jeff Saunders	50,450
6-9	Floyd Overton	49,725
1-2	James Magner	49,500
8-1	Brad St Vincent	48,325
11-5	Robert Georato	46,900
9-6	Jerry Atkins	46,225
14-5	Kyle Bowker	45,500
1-6	Rocky Milien	44,925
13-3	Tou Kue	44,475
5-9	Kevin Mckenzie	43,700
16-6	Steven Malpere	43,600
12-9	Lokesh Garg	43,500
4-4	Kurt Lichtman	41,733
9-2	Alex Santiago	41,250
10-6	Bryon Springer	40,225
9-9	Andrew Badecker	40,100
14-3	Bart Guthrie	39,950
7-3	John Matson	39,675
8-7	Ian Searing	38,650
4-1	David Paredes	38,600
6-7	Ryan Moriarty	38,525
10-9	Chris Leveroni	38,400
1-1	James Kohl	38,225
8-8	Pasquale Caruso	37,050
15-4	Steve Happas	36,750
11-6	Roland Mcginnity	36,600
13-9	Jason Calnan	36,000
15-8	David Labriola	35,900
16-5	Anthony Newman	35,725
7-1	John Weiss	35,650
6-5	Adam Bitker	34,575
14-6	Mark Dube	34,250
6-6	Joseph Drory	32,550
9-7	Joseph Berardi	32,325
11-4	Eshan Ghods	32,250
2-7	Ernie Hou	32,100
11-3	Bassioni Hammouda	31,400
11-8	Justin Adams	31,125
16-3	Terry grimes	30,000
6-1	Eracles Panayiotou	29,775
10-4	Robert Allain	28,450
2-7	Dena Pearlman	28,300
7-6	Tesfay Begazyon	27,525
4-3	Nathan Huvelle	26,850
13-8	Hans Taylor	26,375
8-2	Brian Altman	25,625
3-2	Jimmy Nunez	25,000
5-8	Edwin Balcarcel	24,825
11-7	Liam He	24,425
14-1	James Frangoulides	24,200
3-8	Jonathan Kramer	24,150
7-7	Tom Thomas	24,050
10-2	Stewart Kaplan	23,150
1-4	Louis Scianna	22,850
7-8	Mike Huguenot	22,650
16-7	Gerald Aiello	21,525
6-8	Kevin Calenzo	20,200
9-1	Brian Morgan	20,100
8-3	Rene Rodriguez	20,000
3-5	Richard Scott	19,775
4-7	Giacomo Conforto	19,425
7-2	John Roy	17,550
12-5	Justin Bond	16,700
7-4	Michael Leung	13,125
5-9	Dave Fox	11,150
5-2	Nikunj Gandhi	11,100
10-5	Tom Cope	11,050
5-5	Adam Schiffer	8,600
9-4	Barry Rosenkranz	6,950
12-1	Dimitry Shilnikuv	5,850
6-2	Ethan Foulkes	5,300
10-1	Pascal Zaklama	3,800

Event 18: Play Concludes for the Night

205 players took their shot today in the $2,700 main event and at the end of the day 126 will return for day 2. Registration is open until the end of the first level tomorrow morning. Players will recieve 30,000 in chips with the big blind being 600. Table draw and chip counts will be posted shortly.

Event 18: Guthrie Applies Pressure

Level 8
Blinds 250/500/50
Players Registered: 196

Bart Guthrie stares down his opponent

Three players saw the turn on a [Kd][7h][8d][9h] board when Bart Guthrie pushed his remaining 29,205 into an already bloated pot. After a few minutes of tanking, both players released their hands and Guthrie would rake in the pot and chip up to over 45,000.

There is 15 minutes left in day 1 of event 18! 

Event 18: Chip Counts Heading Into Last Level of the Night

Level 8
Blinds 250/500/50
Players Registered: 195

We are now playing the final level of the night. There are currently 195 players registered for event 18, but registration is open until the end of the first level tomorrow. Here are some chip counts from around the room:

Roland Israelashvil - 70,000
Tim Reilly - 60,000
Zach Donovan - 32,000
Je Wook Oh - 95,000
Tarun G - 25,000
Mike Jarvela - 80,500
Will Failla - 60,000
David Paredes - 42,000
Richard Seymour - 68,000
Nick Palma - 63,000

Event 18: Calenzo's Cowboys Riding High

Level 7
Blinds 200/400/50
Players Registered: 194

Kevin Calenzo

Action was checked to Kevin Calenzo on a [3c][7s][6c][Qc][6h] board and he fired a bet of 4,525 into an already bloated pot. His opponent tank called and Calenzo tabled [Kc][Kd].
The opposing player knuckled the table and threw his cards in the direction of the muck as Calenzo raked in the pot. Kevin now sits on over 60,000 chips.

Event 18: Last Break of the Night

Level 7
Blinds 200/400/50
Players Registered: 193

Players are coming back from their last break of the night to play the final two levels of the day. So far 194 players seats have been sold and with registration open through the end of level 9 tomorrow morning, that number will continue to grow.

Andy Frankenberger

 Among the top of the chip counts returning from break is Andy Frankenberger. Frankenberger has been steadily chipping up all day peaking around 95,000, but after a few unfortunate rivers he currently sits with 73,000.

Event 18: Reilly Predicts Big Pot

Level6
Blinds 150/300/25
Players Registered: 185

Richard Tuhrim

As we were walking around the room to gather chip counts Tim Reilly had called us over to say that he had a feeling it was about to a big pot.
4 players, Reilly included, saw a flop of [9h][2s][7s] and the action was checked to Richard Tuhrim who led out for 1,100. Reilly called and the small blind put in a check-raise to 3,600. The player in early position folded and it was back on Tuhrim and he put in a four-bet to 8,600.
"I should just jam because of what I said about this hand" Reilly said as he threw his cards into the muck. The small blind quickly called and we were heads up to the turn.
The small blind checked his action when the [5h] hit the turn and Tuhrim quietly pushed his remaining chips into the middle with both hands, good for an all in bet of 16,975.
The small blind crossed his arms and sat back in his chair after he cut out the chips to call and left them on his cards.
"Can I see the next card?" He asked the dealer.
After a few minutes he eventually released his hand into the muck.
"Should I show it?" Tuhrim asked, and after some encouragement from Reilly he tabled the [Qs][10s].
Players will be on their last 15 minute break of the day after this level.

Event 18: Richard Seymour Takes on the Field

Level 5
Blinds 150/300/25
Players Registered: 181 

Richard Seymour

 3 time Super Bowl champion Richard Seymour is now seated at table 11 in the tournament area. Seymour has played in seven Pro Bowls, has been named to three All-Pro teams, and has been a member of three Super Bowl-winning Patriots teams. Some have considered Seymour to be the best defensive lineman in the NFL and we will how he shapes up on the felt.
Seymour now sits with around 35,000. 

Event 18: Second Break of the Day

Players are now on their second 15 minute break of the day. There are currently 177 players registered.

Event 18: Three's Company

Level 4
Blinds 100/200
Players Registered: 160

Jay Calnan

As more players take their seats here on day 1, we noticed a very familiar face join table 9.  Jason Calnan has already taken home 2 globes this series and has his eyes set on number 3. Less than 24 hours after winning event 15, Calnan has joined the field in event 18.

Players will be on a 15 minute break at the end of this level.

Event 18: Aguilera's Party is at Table 14

Level 3
Blinds 75/150
Players Registered: 160

Omar Aguilera is enjoying day 1 of the main event.

If you hear a loud commotion in the tournament area there is a 99% chance it is coming from table 14. Omar Aguilera has the entire table hysterical with his antics. He has been all in three times in the past orbit and is actually chipping up quite nicely, but definitely is not flying under the radar. In the latest hand he announced he was all in on a [5c][3s][3d][9h] board.
"Everyone knows what I have, so I go all in!"
After his opponent folded he flipped over the [8d].
"Oh would you look at this!" he said as the table broke out into laughter.
"Unbelievable!" he yelled as he flipped up the other card which happened to be the [3c].

Players have 5 minutes left in level 3.

Event 18: Counts From Break

As level 2 comes to a close, players are now on their first 15 minute break of the day. Here is a look at a few chip counts from around the room:

65k from 30k @FoxwoodsPoker $2700 Main Event after 2 lvls. Glad I hustled and got here on time.
— Andy Frankenberger (@AMFrankenberger) October 17, 2014

Tim Reilly - 35,000
David Paredes - 32,000
Andy Frankenberger - 65,000
Mike Dentale - 2,575
Nick Palma - 37,000
Mike Jarvela - 28,825
So far 134 players are registered and play is scheduled through the end of level 8 tonight.

Event 18: $2,700 NLH Championship Is Underway!

Level 1
Blinds 25/50

We are officially underway in the 2014 Foxwoods World Poker Finals Main Event. This $2,700 no limit hold'em event is schedule to play through the end of level 8. Registration is open until the end of level 9, which is the first level on day 2.

Follow along with all the updates here at: www.foxwoodspoker.com and watch the feature table at: www.foxwoodslive.com