WSOP Circuit Event - August 2015 - Event #10 - $1,675 NLH Main Event - FINAL RESULTS

Place	Name	Prize
1	Samuel Taylor, New York, NY	$149,020
2	Johanssy Joseph, Vernon, CT, NY	$92,184
3	Mitch Garshofsky, Las Vegas, NV	$67,232
4	Brandon Miller, Paramus, NJ	$49,904
5	Soukha Kachittavong, Woonsocket, RI	$37,428
6	Jeremy Meacham, Oak Bluffs, MA	$28,556
7	Matt Buonomo, Auburndale, MA	$22,180
8	Chris Tryba, Evergreen, CO	$17,328
9	Joseph Tieri, West Shokan, NY	$13,881
10	Je Wook Oh, Fresh Meadows, NY	$11,159
11	Tim Reilly, Natick, MA	$11,159
12	Steven Tabb, Newton, MA	$11,159
13	Justin Adams, Fairfield, CT	$9,149
14	James Campbell, Marlborough, MA	$9,149
15	James Magner, Woodbridge, CT	$9,149
16	Yasin Ahmady, Portland, ME	$7,554
17	John Germano, Providence, RI	$7,554
18	Joseph Heinzmann, Ridgefield, CT	$7,554
19	Joseph Cunningham, Springfield Gardens, NY	$6,376
20	Bryan Leskowitz, Leominster, MA	$6,376
21	Vincent Maglio, Revere, MA	$6,376
22	Paul Clifford, Framingham, MA	$5,406
23	Jay Sharon, Fresh Meadows, NY	$5,406
24	Timothy Kelliher, North Dighton, MA	$5,406
25	Luca Pignatiello, Framingham, MA	$4,643
26	Josef Schneider, New York, NY	$4,643
27	Matthew Gambino, W Babylon, NY	$4,643
28	Timmy Lahey, Waterbury, CT	$4,089
29	Marc Podell, New York, NY	$4,089
30	Aaron Smith, Plymouth, MA	$4,089
31	Theodore Driscoll, Arlington, MA	$3,604
32	Cate Hall, Washington, DC	$3,604
33	Michael Lydon, Jackson Hts, NY	$3,604
34	Jeremy Perez, Bronx, NY	$3,188
35	Harry Bienenfeld, Long Beach, NY	$3,188
36	Barry Weprin, Mamaroneck, NY	$3,188
37	Evan Paushter, Bridgeport, CT	$2,911
38	Rohan Long, Hartford, CT	$2,911
39	Carlos Monteiro, Minneapolis, MN	$2,911
40	Elie Williams, Mt Washington, KY	$2,911
41	Michael Massri, Sudbury, MA	$2,911
42	Michael Guzzardi, Branford, CT	$2,911
43	James Kohl, Warren, VT	$2,911
44	Michael Hollenberg, Rockaway, NJ	$2,911
45	Mark Perry, Cheshire, CT	$2,911
46	Philippe Habib, New York, NY	$2,633
47	John Rogers, Darien, CT	$2,633
48	Michael Vitorino, New Bedford, MA	$2,633
49	David Chaves, Taunton, MA	$2,633
50	Brad St. Vincent, Bristol, RI	$2,633
51	Sarith Suan, Lynn, MA	$2,633
52	Michael Costa, Bridgewater, MA	$2,633
53	Carlo Sciannameo, Worcester, MA	$2,633
54	Forrest Mansur, Sanford, ME	$2,633

WSOP Circuit Event - August 2015 - Event #11 - $365 NLH - FINAL RESULTS

Place	Name	Prize
1	Gary Lucci, Amherst, NS	$13,478
2	James Karos, Nashua, NH	$8,331
3	Michael Merriam, Cranston, RI	$5,995
4	Carl Fenske, Waterbury, CT	$4,392
5	Raymond Gollahon, Brookville, OH	$3,280
6	Brandon Setzer, Charlotte, NC	$2,486
7	Joseph Rabadi, Lagrangeville, NY	$1,921
8	Joseph Frizzi, Saugus, MA	$1,508
9	Lawrence Pines, Ossining, NY	$1,208
10	T A. Wotherspoon, West Hurley, NY	$973
11	George Alex, Boston, MA	$973
12	Mark Dumonski, Summerfield, NC	$973
13	James Rubin, Jericho, VT	$798
14	Leonard Rinas, Bristol, CT	$798
15	William Frederick, Methuen, MA	$798
16	Jason Scalice, Lindenhurst, NY	$668
17	Michael Williams, Norwich, CT	$668
18	Shawn Boulet, Portland, ME	$668

WSOP Circuit Event - August 2015 - Event #12 - $365 NLH - Event 12

Place	Name	Prize
1	Jason Bolton, Attleboro, MA	$12,260
2	Undisclosed	$7,578
3	Kevin Ripple, Northfield, NH	$5,454
4	Mark Dumonski, Summerfield, NC	$3,995
5	Aaron Loew, Salem, NH	$2,984
6	Sergio Ramirez, So. Plainfield, NJ	$2,261
7	Ronald Knickerbocker, Belmont, MA	$1,748
8	Martin Borras, Sunny Isles Beach, FL	$1,371
9	Michael Dobbs, Sayville, NY	$1,098
10	Daniel Rollman, Clarkston, MI	$885
11	Chann Moun, Lawrence, MA	$885
12	Daniel Carbone, North Haven, CT	$885
13	Jonathan Horowitz, Bethany, CT	$726
14	Sean Mateiko, Wantagh, NY	$726
15	David Patterson, Wilmington, NC	$726
16	Jeffrey Yanchek, Meriden, CT	$608
17	Lawrence Pines, Ossining, NY	$608
18	Soheb Porbandarwala, Stamford, CT	$203
19	Jeffrey Bowden, Norton, MA	$203
20	Edward Comini, Agawam, MA	$202

WSOP Circuit Event - August 2015 - Event #14 - $250 NLH Ladies Only - Event 14

Place	Name	Prize
1	Catherine Connaughton, Mansfield, MA	$4,818
2	Priscilla Amaral, Newton Center, MA	$4,191
3	Jeanne Savage, Eugene, OR	$3,317
4	Carol Neal, Provincetown, MA	$1,914
5	Jennifer Gallagher, West Hartford, CT	$1,417
6	Sonia DaSilva, Cranston, RI	$1,070
7	Margaret Wysopal, Willimantic, CT	$825
8	Sandra Costa, Bridgewater, MA	$645
9	Lona Rubenstein, Amagansett, NY	$515
10	Leslie Haggerty, Rensselaer, NY	$417
11	Stacey Sullivan, Old Town, ME	$417
12	Melissa Weiner, Marlborough, MA	$417

YouTube Video: WSOP-C Event #6 $365 NLH Final Table

Event #12 1st Place: Jason Boltman ($12,260)

1st Place: Samuel Taylor ($149,020)

2nd Place: Johanssy Joseph ($92,184)

Event #12 Final Table Is Under Way

The final 9 players of Event #12 $365 NLH Turbo have returned from dinner break and are now playing 6,000/12,000 blinds with a 2,000 ante. Here are chip counts and seating assignments:

Seat 1: Sergio Ramirez - 248,000
Seat 2: Martin Borras - 84,000
Seat 3: Michael Dobbs - 85,000
Seat 4: Mark Dumonski - 260,000
Seat 5: Aaron Loew - 66,000
Seat 6: "The General" - 186,000
Seat 7: Kevin Ripple - 150,000
Seat 8: Ron Knickerbocks - 95,000
Seat 9: Jason Bolton - 374,000

Here are the remaining prizes to be played for:

3rd Place: Mitch Garshofsky ($67,232)

Action folded to Mitch Garshofsky in the small blind, and he moved all in. Samuel Taylor called from the big blind with [Qd][Jc], and he was up against Mitch's [As][6h]. The [9d][Kh][Th] flop gave Samuel the nuts, and Mitch would need runner runner to survive. The [8c] turn and [6d] river came and Match is eliminated in 3rd place for $67,232.

4th Place: Brandon Miller ($49,904)

Brandon Miller was all in preflop holding [Kh][2c] and was up against the [As][7c] of Joseph Johanssy. The [7s][8s][4s] flop took away two of Brandon's outs, and the [3s] on the turn meant he was drawing dead. The meaningles [Qh] hit the river to eliminate Brandon in 4th place from Event #10 $1,675 Main Event. He will collect $49,904 for his efforts.

Event #12 Final Table Reached

With 11 players left, a player was eliminated from each table, getting Event #12 $365 NLH Turbo down to the official final table. The final nine will take a one hour dinner break and then will resume play until a winner is determined.

We will have chip counts and seating assignments when the players return.

Main Event is now on dinner break

The final four players in are now on a 75 minute dinner break. Play will resume at approximately 7pm EST at 40,000/80,000 blinds with a 10,000 ante. Here are updated chip counts in seat order:

Joseph Johanssy - 4,380,000
Mitch Garshofsky - 660,000
Samuel Taylor - 3,600,000
Brandon Miller - 715,000

Here are the prizes left to play for:

1st Place: $149,020
2nd Place: $92,184
3rd Place: $67,232
4th Place: $49,904

5th Place: Soukha Kachittavong ($37,428)

On the last hand before dinner break, Soukha Kachittavong was all in preflop holding ace jack and was up against Joseph Johanssy's king trey. Joseph flopped two pair, and it held to send Soukha to the rail in 5th place, good for $37,428.

Event #12 Is In The Money

With 20 players remaining, play had not gone hand-for-hand, yet. A player had busted, and the announcement was made that dealers should hold up. On each of the other two tables, a player busted on the same hand, leaving Event #12 $365 NLH Turbo in the money. The three players will split the 18th place payout, and play will continue after a redraw.

6th Place: Jeremy Meacham ($28,556)

Jeremy Meacham has been eliminated when his pocket deuces failed to win a race against Soukha Kachittavong's ace jack. Jeremy will take 6th place in Event #10 $1,675 Main Event for $28,556.

Updated Chip Counts in Main Event

The final six players are now on a ten minute break. When they return, the blinds will be 25,000/50,000 with a 5,000 ante. Here are updated chip counts in seat order:

Joseph Johanssy - 2,390,000
Jeremy Meacham - 1,180,000
Mitch Garshofsky - 995,000
Soukha Kachittavong - 2,040,000
Samuel Taylor - 1,955,000
Brandon Miller - 705,000

Event #11 1st Place: Gary Lucci ($13,478)

The board read [9s][5h][Td][9d] and James Karos moved all in holding [Kc][7h]. Gary Lucci made the call with [Ks][9c] and had James drawing dead as he had turned trip sevens. The meaningless [8c] hit the river, and James was eliminated in 2nd place for $8,311.

Gary Lucci has won Event #11 $365 NLH. He will take home $13,478 along with his first World Series of Poker Circuit ring. Congratulations, Gary.

Event #12 Prize Pool & Payouts

Event #12 $365 NLH Turbo received 151 entries, creating a $45,406 prize pool. The top 18 players will be in the money, with a mincash worth $608. Here are the full payouts:

1st Place: $12,260
2nd Place: $7,578
3rd Place: $5,454
4th Place: $3,995
5th Place: $2,984
6th Place: $2,261
7th Place: $1,748
8th Place: $1,371
9th Place: $1,098
10th-12th Place: $885
13th-15th Place: $726
16th-18th Place: $608

Event #11 3rd Place: Michael Merriam ($5,995)

Michael Merriam was all in preflop holding king-six and was up against the ace-eight of James Karos. Michael was unable to pair either of his hole cards, and he will exit Event #11 $365 NLH in 3rd place. Michael will collect $5,995 for his efforts.

Event #11 4th Place: Carl Fenske ($4,392)

At 6,000/12,000 blinds, James Karos raised to 40,000 before Carl Fenske moved all in. Action folded back to James who thought for awhile before calling for most of his chips. It was a good call as he had pocket jacks against Carl's pocket sixes. A six in the window brought a big reaction, but there was a jack right behind it to give both players sets. Carl would need the last six in the deck to survive, but it did not come. Carl will exit Event #11 $365 NLH in 4th place, good for $4,392.

7th Place: Matt Buonomo ($22,180)

Matt Buonomo was all in preflop holding [Js][Ts] and was in really bad shape against Soukha Kachittavong's [Jd][Jc]. The [2d][5c][Qh] flop was no help for Matt, but the [Td] opened up two outs for him. The [9h] river just missed him, eliminated Matt in 7th place for $22,180.

8th Place: Chris Tryba ($17,328)

Chris Tryba was all in preflop holding [as][qh] and was up against the [ah][ks] of Brandon Miller. Chris could not find a queen on the [ad][ac][2d][5c][6s] board, and he will exit Event #10 $1,675 Main Event in 8th place, collecting $17,328 for his efforts.

Event #11 Day 2 is Under Way

Card are back in the air for Event #11 $365 NLH. Day 1 saw the field get trimmed to the final five players, and they will play down to a winner today. Here are chip counts in seat order:

Michael Merriam - 130,000
Gary Lucci - 606,000
James Karos - 282,000
Raymond Gollahan - 130,000
Carl Fenske - 497,000

Here are the prizes left to play for:

1st Place: $13,478
2nd Place: $8,331
3rd Place: $5,995
4th Place: $4,392
5th Place: $3,280

9th Place: Joseph Tieri ($13,881)

Joseph Tieri was all in preflop holding [Qh][Qc] and was up against the [As][Ks] of Soukha Kachittavong. The board ran out [8s][3c][Th][7h][Ad], and Soukha will river a pair of aces to eliminate Joseph in 9th place. He will earn $13,881 for his efforts.

10th Place: Je Wook Oh ($11,159)

On one of the first hands of the final table, Je Wook Oh moved all in for roughly 160,000 after Joseph Johanssy opened the pot. Joseph made the call, and Je Wook's [As][Kh] would need to dodge Joseph's [Jc][Tc]. The [8c][Js][9h] flop put Joseph way in front with top pair and a flush draw, and Je Wook was out of his chair by the time the [8d] hit the turn. The [7c] gave Joseph a straight to eliminate his opponent, and Je Wook Oh will exit Event #10 $1,675 Main Event in 10th place, good for $11,159.

Monday's Schedule

Today is Day 11 of the World Series of Poker Circuit. This series features $1,300,000 in Guaranteed Prizes and awards 12 Gold Rings. Here's what's on today's schedule:

11pm:
Event #11 $365 NLH Turbo
$25,000 GUARANTEED
($310 Buy-in / $55 Entry fee)
Players start with 10,000 in non-value tournament chips.
Registration will remain open until the start of level 9 (approximately 2:10pm).
Levels will be 20 minutes.
There is a dinner break after Level 21 (approximately 6:40pm).
Full structure is available here.

12pm:
Day 3 of Event #10 $1,675 Main Event
Levels will be 60 minutes.
Full structure is available here.

1pm:
Day 2 of Event #11 $365 NLH
($310 Buy-in / $55 Entry fee)
Players start with 10,000 in non-value tournament chips.
Registration will remain open until the start of level 9 (approximately 3:20pm).
Levels will be 50 minutes.
There is a dinner break after Level 27 (approximately 6:20pm).
Full structure is available here.

A full series schedule is available here.

August 2015 - Foxwoods WSOP-C - Event #11 - $365 NLH Returning Players Day 2

Table-Seat	Name	Chip Count
1-2	Lucci, Gary	606,000
1-5	Fenske, Carl	497,000
1-3	Karos, James	282,000
1-4	Gollahon, Raymond	130,000
1-1	Merriam, Michael	130,000

Event #11 Final Table Reached

Event #11 $365 NLH is down to the final table. Play will continue at 3,000/6,000 blinds with a 1,000, and there will be two more levels before the end of the day. Here are chip counts and seating assignments:

Seat 1: Michael Merriam - 205,000
Seat 2: Tim Witherspoon - 55,000
Seat 3: Joe Frizzi - 73,000
Seat 4: Gary Lucci - 328,000
Seat 5: James Karos - 121,000
Seat 6: Brandon Setzer - 192,000
Seat 7: Larry Pines - 117,000
Seat 8: Raymond Gollahan - 190,000
Seat 9: Carl Fenske - 331,000
Seat 10: Joseph Rabadi - 55,000

Event #10 Main Event Day 3 Chip Counts & Seating Assignments

Day 2 of Event #10 $1,675 Main Event has concluded and the final table has been reached. Here are chip counts and seating assignments for Day 3, which resumes tomorrow at 12pm EST.

Seat 1: Joseph Johanssy - 1,300,000
Seat 2: Jeremy Meacham - 529,000
Seat 3: Matt Buonomo - 320,000
Seat 4: Je Wook Oh - 173,000
Seat 5: Mitch Garshofsky - 1,687,000
Seat 6: Soukha Kachittavong - 815,000
Seat 7: Samuel Taylor - 1,430,000
Seat 8: Brandon Miller - 1,324,000
Seat 9: Joseph Tieri - 614,000
Seat 10: Chris Tryba - 1,084,000

Event #11 is on the bubble

19 players remain in Event #11 $365 NLH.  The next player out will be the bubble boy, and the remaining players will be guaranteed $668.

Event #11 Prize Pool & Payouts

Event #11 $365 NLH received 166 entries, creating a $49,916 prize pool. The top 18 players will be in the money, with a mincash worth $668. Here are the full payouts:

1st Place: $13,478
2nd Place: $8,331
3rd Place: $5,995
4th Place: $4,392
5th Place: $3,280
6th Place: $2,486
7th Place: $1,921
8th Place: $1,508
9th Place: $1,208
10th-12th Place: $973
13th-15th Place: $798
16th-18th Place: $668

Sunday's Schedule

Today is Day 11 of the World Series of Poker Circuit. This series features $1,300,000 in Guaranteed Prizes and awards 12 Gold Rings. Here's what's on today's schedule:

11pm:
Event #11 $365
($310 Buy-in / $55 Entry fee)
Players start with 10,000 in non-value tournament chips.
Registration will remain open until the start of level 9 (approximately 3:20pm).
Day 1 levels 30 & 40 minutes. Day 2 levels will be 60 minutes.
There is a dinner break after Level 12 (approximately 5:20pm).
The day will conclude at approximately 11:30pm.
Full structure is available here.

12pm:
Day 2 of Event #10 $1,675 Main Event
Levels will be 60 minutes.
There is a dinner break after Level 21 (approximately 6:20pm).
The day will conclude at approximately 12:40am.
Full structure is available here.

A full series schedule is available here.

WSOP Circuit Event - August 2015 - Event #10 - $1,675 NLH Main Event - Returning Players for Day 2

Table-Seat	Name	Chip Count
10-6	Magner, James	391,000
5-1	Lahey, Jim	288,000
5-3	Hall, Cate	248,500
7-4	Kachittavong, Soukha	248,500
9-3	Long, Rohan	220,000
10-7	Joseph, Johanssy	215,000
8-4	Meacham, Jeremy	207,900
6-7	Sharon, Jay	193,500
8-3	Hou, Ernie	188,500
2-6	Campbell, James	175,000
10-5	Patterson, David	173,500
9-9	Leskowitz, Bryan	170,000
9-1	Tryba, Chris	163,500
3-4	Driscoll, Ted	159,000
8-7	Hood, Joshua	159,000
10-1	O'Connell, Mike	157,500
9-6	He, Liam	154,500
2-9	Williams, Elie	143,500
9-8	St. Vincent, Brad	143,000
3-9	Garshofsky, Mitch	140,500
5-9	Weprin, Barry	140,000
7-1	Suan, Sarith	139,000
5-8	Yi, Solomon	139,000
6-4	Undisclosed	138,800
9-7	Hollenberg, Michael	138,500
2-4	Vitorino, Michael	132,000
6-6	Kelliher, Tim	122,000
6-2	Heinzman, Joseph	120,000
4-1	Marini, Tony	117,500
7-2	Cohen, Mike	117,000
1-7	Habib, Philippe	116,000
2-7	Clifford, Paul	114,500
11-4	Maglio, Vincent	114,000
10-4	Sciannameo, Carlo	112,000
8-1	Germano, John	110,700
7-6	Mansur, Forrest	110,500
8-6	Cunningham, Joseph	109,000
1-4	Gulati, Tarun	109,000
11-8	Nesheiwat, Mazen	108,500
9-2	Gambino, Matt	107,000
8-9	Lydon, Michael	106,000
2-1	Monteiro, Carlos	101,000
9-4	Armster, Pierre	97,000
6-3	Tieri, Joseph	92,500
7-5	Kohl, James	87,500
1-6	Taylor, Samuel	86,000
10-2	Pignatiello, Luca	81,500
3-6	Reily, Tim	80,500
3-1	Giusepe, Ruvolo	79,000
4-6	Coutu, Kourtney	76,500
11-9	Adams, Justin	75,000
6-5	Massri, Mike	75,000
5-6	Oh, Jewook	75,000
1-2	Rogers, John David	72,500
2-2	Costa, Mike	72,000
4-2	Bienenfeld, Harry	71,000
6-8	Karos, James	68,000
11-1	Calenzo, Kevin	63,500
3-5	Kramer, James	63,500
11-3	Patel, Raj	63,500
5-5	Mann, Howard	62,500
11-2	Podell, Marc	62,000
1-5	Ricciuti, Bob	62,000
7-3	Tabb, Steven	62,000
11-7	Kourdourli, Nesrine	60,500
3-3	Schneider, Joe	60,500
8-5	DiVeglia, Carl III	50,500
3-8	Karajic, Irfan	49,500
4-9	Horan, Brian	48,000
2-8	Leong, Christopher	48,000
1-3	Miller, Brandon	48,000
10-9	Perry, Mark	44,500
4-7	Haddad, Firas	44,000
11-6	Gray, Jonathan	41,500
4-3	Beauregard, Wayne	39,500
6-1	Levine, Richard	39,000
7-9	Wachter, Bill	39,000
2-5	Paushter, Evan	38,500
4-4	Davis, Kevin	38,000
7-7	Testa, Ed	37,500
10-8	Wilson, Brock	36,500
3-7	Debreceni, James	35,500
10-3	Guzzardi, Michael	35,500
1-9	Perez, Jeremy	35,500
8-8	Abbassi, Aiman	35,000
11-5	Zsofka, Zsolt	34,000
1-1	Chaves, David	32,500
5-7	Smith, Aaron	28,500
5-2	Bunker, Charles	28,000
7-8	O'Grady, Mike	27,000
4-8	Buonomo, Matt	23,000

Event #10 $1,675 Main Event Prize Pool & Payouts

Event #10 $1,675 Main Event received 461 players, creating a $693,113 prize pool. The top 54 players will make the money, with a mincash worth $2,633. Here are the full payouts:

1st Place: $149,020
2nd Place: $92,184
3rd Place: $67,232
4th Place: $49,904
5th Place: $37,428
6th Place: $28,556
7th Place: $22,180
8th Place: $17,328
9th Place: $13,881
10th-12th Place: $11,159
13th-15th Place: $9,149
16th-18th Place: $7,554
19th-21st Place: $6,376
22nd-24th Place: $5,406
25th-27th Place: $4,643
28th-30th Place: $4,089
31st-33rd Place: $3,604
34th-36th Place: $3,188
37th-45th Place: $2,911
46th-54th Place: $2,633

$250 Ladies Event Final Results

1st Place: Catherine Connaughton ($4,818)
2nd Place: Priscilla Amaral ($4,191)
3rd Place: Jeanne Savage ($3,317)
4th Place: Carol Neal ($1,914)
5th Place: Jennifer Gallagher ($1,417)
6th Place: Sonia Dasilva ($1,070))
7th Place: Margaret Wysopal ($825)
8th Place: Sandra Costa ($645)
9th Place: Lona Rubenstein ($515)
10th Place: Leslie Haggerty ($417)
11th Place: Stacey Sullivan ($417)
12th Place: Melissa Weiner ($417)

Flight B is Under Way

Cards are in the air for Flight B of Event #10 $1,675 Main Event. You can follow all of the action at wsop.com by clicking here.

WSOP Circuit Event - August 2015 - Event #10 - $1,675 NLH Main Event - Flight A Returning Players

Position	Name	Chip Count
1	Joseph, Johanssy	215,000
2	Meacham, Jeremy	207,900
3	Hou, Ernie	188,500
4	Tryba, Chris	163,500
5	O'Connell, Mike	157,500
6	Williams, Elie	143,500
7	Weprin, Barry	140,000
8	Hollenberg, Michael	138,500
9	Cohen, Mike	117,000
10	Maglio, Vincent	114,000
11	Germano, John	110,700
12	Mansur, Forrest	110,500
13	Cunningham, Joseph	109,000
14	Nesheiwat, Mazen	108,500
15	Armster, Pierre	97,000
16	Tieri, Joseph	92,500
17	Pignatiello, Luca	81,500
18	Reily, Tim	80,500
19	Giusepe, Ruvolo	79,000
20	Adams, Justin	75,000
21	Massri, Mike	75,000
22	Rogers, John David	72,500
23	Costa, Mike	72,000
24	Karos, James	68,000
25	Calenzo, Kevin	63,500
26	Kramer, James	63,500
27	Tabb, Steven	62,000
28	Kourdourli, Nesrine	60,500
29	DiVeglia, Carl III	50,500
30	Horan, Brian	48,000
31	Haddad, Firas	44,000
32	Beauregard, Wayne	39,500
33	Davis, Kevin	38,000
34	Testa, Ed	37,500
35	Wilson, Brock	36,500
36	Guzzardi, Michael	35,500
37	O'Grady, Mike	27,000
38	Buonomo, Matt	23,000

August 2015 WSOP Circuit Event - Event #9 - $580 NLH - Final Results

Place	Name	Prize
1	Aristoteles Neto, Natick, MA	$21,044
2	Jeffery Gurfinkel, Hallandale Bch, FL	$13,010
3	Kwang Soo Lim, Avon, CT	$9,387
4	Jeremy Ingalls, Wilbraham, MA	$6,899
5	Jeffrey Hall, Braintree, MA	$5,156
6	Attilio Bitondo, Great Neck, NY	$3,923
7	Alfred Borges, Taunton, MA	$3,029
8	Aiman Abbassi, Poughkeepsie, NY	$2,382
9	Don Rosenberg, Yorktown Hghts, NY	$1,896
10	Peter Everett, Fairfield, CT	$1,540
11	Nicholas Kapla, Schenectady, NY	$1,540
12	Keith Krumwiede, Brooklyn, NY	$1,540
13	Peter Gray, White Plains, NY	$1,270
14	Lawrence Pines, Ossining, NY	$1,270
15	Charles Xue, New Haven, CT	$1,270

August 2015 WSOP Circuit Event - Event #8 - $1,125 NLH - Final Results

Place	Name	Prize
1	Steven Tabb, Newton Center, MA	$29,100
2	Michael Falcone, Schenectady, NY	$17,984
3	David Patterson, Wilmington, NC	$12,804
4	Jason Surro, Framingham, MA	$9,303
5	Kevin Calenzo, Las Vegas, NV	$6,887
6	Noah Novick, Los Altos, CA	$5,199
7	Tarun Gulati, Glastonbury, CT	$4,006
8	Grant Lang, Brookfield, CT	$3,133
9	Mikhail Alkhazov, Lynn, MA	$2,503
10	John Comeau, Rutland, MA	$2,027
11	Pierre-Paul Paulin, St. Simon, NB	$2,027
12	Victor Paulino, Dedham, MA	$2,027

1st Place: Aristoteles Neto ($21,044)

On a [Ad][Th][7h] flop, Aristoteles Neto check raised all in and Jeffrey Gurfinkel made the call saying, "I don't have an ace so I have to get there." Jeffrey was on a draw with his [9h][8c], and Aristoteles did have an ace with [As][5c]. Jeffrey added to his straight draw when the turn fell [5h], giving him a flush draw as well. But the [Kc] river bricked out, leaving Aristoteles pair in front.

The stacks were counteed down, and Aristoteles had Jeffrey outchipped by 100,000, so he will win Event #9 $580 NLH. Aristoteles will take home $21,044 along with the title and a World Series of Poker Circuit ring.

He will earn 50 points on the Venue Leaderboard for his win, adding to his existing 40 points, to put him in the lead for Casino Champion. With only three events to go, Aristoteles has a good chance to earn his seat at the WSOP National Championship.

Congratulations, Aristoteles.

2nd Place: Jeffrey Gurfinkel ($13,010)

Jeffrey Guffinkel doubles through Aristoteles Neto

Aristoteles Neto had chipped Jeffrey Guffinkel down to 480,000, and Jeffrey got the last of his chips in with [Ah][Qd] against Aristoteles's [Kc][Td]. Aristoteles begged for a king on the flop, but instead it fell [Qc][6h][Qs]. The [4d] turn meant Jeffrey would double up, and the meaningless [Ks] river added insult to injury. The two are back to even once again.

Aristoteles Neto doubles through Jeffrey Guffinkel

Aristoteles Neto was all in preflop holding [Ad][7d] and was up against the [Ah][5h] of Jeffrey Guffinkel. The [Qh][9c][Jd] flop made a chop the most likely outcome, and the [4s] turn changed nothing. But the [7h] hit the river, giving Aristoteles the winning pair of sevens and doubling him up. The two are now nearly even in chips as we bgin Level 26.

Heads up chip counts

Event #9 $580 NLH is now heads up. Here are  chip counts in seat order:

Jeffrey Guffinkel - 971,000
Aristoteles Neto  - 818,000

Here are the remaining prizes left to play for:

1st Place: $21,044
2nd Place: $13,010

3rd Place: Kwangsoo Lim ($9,387)

On a [Qc][2c][8d][3h] board, Aristoteles Neto moved all in and Kwangsoo Lim snap called. Kwangsoo had turned two pair with his [8c][3c], but unfortunately for him, Aristoteles turned two bigger pair with his [Qd][8h]. The river fell the [4d], and the the stacks were counted down. Kwangsoo had slightly more chips, so after paying off the allin, he was down to less than a big blind.

He tripled up the next hand, but then lost the last of his chips when his [Qc][8s] lost to Aristoteles [Js][6s] on a [4h][5d][Jh][Tc][8c] board. Kwangsooo will be eliminated from Event #9 in 3rd place, good for $9,387.

Event #9 is on break

The final three players in Event #9 $580 NLH are now on a 10 minute break. Here are updated chip counts in seat order:

Jeffrey Guffinkel - 260,000
Aristoteles Neto  - 460,000
Kwangsoo Lim - 945,000

Here are the remaining prizes left to play for:

1st Place: $21,044
2nd Place: $13,010
3rd Place: $9,387

4th Place: Jeremy Ingalls ($6,899)

5th Place: Jeff Hall ($5,156)

6th Place: Attilio Bitondo ($3,923)

7th Place: Al Borgas ($3,029)

Event #9 Final Table Chip Counts & Seating Assignments

Event #9 has resumed with the final 10 players, as play continued after the final table was reached last night. Here are chip counts and seating assignments:

Seat 1: Al Borgas - 310,000
Seat 2: Jeff Hall - 30,000
Seat 3: Jeffrey Guffinkel - 460,000
Seat 4: Jeremy Ingalls - 155,000
Seat 5: Aristoteles Neto - 500,000
Seat 6: Attilio Bitondo - 170,000
Seat 7: Kwangsoo Lim - 160,000

Here are the remaining prizes left to play for:

1st Place: $21,044
2nd Place: $13,010
3rd Place: $9,387
4th Place: $6,899
5th Place: $5,156
6th Place: $3,923
7th Place: $3,029

Here are recent eliminations:

8th Place: Aiman Abbassi ($2,382)
9th Place: Donald Rosenberg ($1,896)
10th Place: Peter Everett ($1,540)

YouTube Video: WSOP-C Event #5 $365 NLH Monster Stack Final 5

1pm Update

It's 1pm at the Foxwoods Resort & Casino and there's a lot of action!

Event #9 $580 NLH has resumed their final table and is now playing seven handed. You can watch all of the action on our live stream at www.FoxwoodsLive.com.

Event #10 $1,125 NLH Main Event begun at 12pm. So far 104 entrants have taken their seats.

$250 Ladies NLH has also just begun at 1pm.

Friday's Schedule

Today is Day 9 of the World Series of Poker Circuit. This series features $1,300,000 in Guaranteed Prizes and awards 12 Gold Rings. Here's what's on today's schedule:

9am:
$250 Turbo Mega Super Satellite into Event #10 $1,675 Main Event
2 SEATS GUARANTEED
($210 Buy-in / $40 Entry fee)
Players start with 12,000 in non-value tournament chips.
Registration & Re-entries will be available until the start of the level 7 (approximately 4:10pm).
Levels will be 10 minutes.
Full structure is available here.

12pm:
Flight A of Event #10 $1,675 Main Event
$500,000 GUARANTEED
($1,550 Buy-in / $125 Entry fee)
Players start with 20,000 in non-value tournament chips.
Registration will remain open until the start of level 13 (approximately 9:30pm).
Day 1 levels 40 minutes. Day 2 levels will be 60 minutes.
There is a dinner break after Level 9 (approximately 6:20pm).
The day will conclude at approximately 11:30pm.
Full structure is available here.

1pm:
$250 NLH Ladies Event
($210 Buy-in / $40 Entry fee)
Players start with 10,000 in non-value tournament chips.
Registration will remain open until the start of level 5 (approximately 3:10pm).
Levels will be 30 minutes.
There is a dinner break after Level 12 (approximately 7:20pm).
Full structure is available here.

1pm:
Day 2 of Event #9 $580 NLH
Levels will be 50 minutes.
There is a dinner break after Level 27 (approximately 6:20pm).
Full structure is available here.

6pm:
$250 Mega Super Satellite into Event #10 $1,675 Main Event
10 SEATS GUARANTEED
($210 Buy-in / $40 Entry fee)
Players start with 12,000 in non-value tournament chips.
Registration & Re-entries will be available until the start of the level 7 Levels will be 10 minutes.
Full structure is available here.

A full series schedule is available here.

Event #9 is in the money

With the elimination of our 16th place finisher, Event #9 $580 NLH is in the money. All remaining players are guaranteed a $1,270 payday. Play will continue until the final table or the end of Level 21, whichever comes first. Currently we are play Level 18, 2,500/5,000 blinds with a 500 ante.

Event #9 Prize Pool & Payouts

Event #9 $580 NLH received 149 entries, creating a $77,480 prize pool. The top 15 players will make the money, with a mincash worth $1,270. Here are the full payouts:

1st Place: $21,044
2nd Place: $13,010
3rd Place: $9,387
4th Place: $6,899
5th Place: $5,156
6th Place: $3,923
7th Place: $3,029
8th Place: $2,382
9th Place: $1,896
10th-12th Place: $1,540
13th-15th Place: $1,270

1st Place: Steven Tabb ($29,100)

After being cripped to a handful of blinds, Michael Falcone doubled up two times. He was in good shape to double up a third time as he held [9d][9c] against Steven's [Kh][2d]. The [3s][Ad][5s] flop was fairly safe for Michael, but the [Kc] left him drawing to a two outer. The [Ks] hit the river to give Steven winning trips, and he will win Event #8 $1,125 NLH. Steven will take hom $29,100 along with the title and the World Series of Poker Circuit ring. Congratulations, Steven!

We win! Thanks for the support everyone! pic.twitter.com/Ag1FUi9ALZ

— Steve Tabb (@Tabb_City) August 13, 2015

2nd Place: Michael Falcone ($17,983)

Steven Tabb cripples Michael Falcone

The board read [7s][Ah][3c][Th][Td] and Steven Tabb moved all in. Michael Falcone made the call and was shown the [Ac][Kh]. Michael mucked, and the stacks were counted down. Steven will double up to 1,400,000 while Michael is left with just 45,000. He doubled up the next hand but is still severely short.

3rd Place: Renick Patterson ($12,804)

Renick Patterson was all in preflop holding [9s][9c] and was up against the [Ah][Ac] of Steven Tabb. The [2h][Td][7s] changed nothing, but the [8s] gave Renick an open ended straight draw. The [8d] paired the board, leaving Renick with a losing pair of nines. He will be eliminated from Event #8 in 3rd place, collecting $12,804 for his efforts.

4th Place: Jason Surro ($9,302)

Jason Surro was all in preflop holding [Ac][2s] and was up against his opponent's [Qs][Qd]. Jason failed to find an ace on the [8s][3d][Tc][3h][6h] board, and he will exit Event #8 in 4th place. He will take hom $9,302 for his efforts.

Thursday's Schedule

Today is Day 8 of the World Series of Poker Circuit. This series features $1,300,000 in Guaranteed Prizes and awards 12 Gold Rings. Here's what's on today's schedule:

11am:
Event #9 $580 NLH
$75,000 GUARANTEED
($520 Buy-in / $60 Entry fee)
Players start with 12,000 in non-value tournament chips.
Registration will remain open until the start of level 9 (approximately 3:20pm).
Levels 1-12 will be 30 minutes. Remaining levels on Day 1 will be 40 minutes.
Day 2 levels will be 50 minutes, resuming at 1pm.
There is a dinner break after Level 12 (approximately 5:20pm).
The day will conclude at approximately 12:40am.
Full structure is available here.

1pm:
Day 2 of Event #8 $1,125 NLH
Levels will be 50 minutes.
There is a dinner break after Level 27 (approximately 6:20pm).
Full structure is available here.

2pm
$250 Mega Super Satellite into Event #10 $1,675 Main Event
2 SEATS GUARANTEED
($210 Buy-in / $40 Entry fee)
Players start with 12,000 in non-value tournament chips.
Registration & Re-entries will be available until the start of the level 7 (approximately 4:10pm).
Levels 1-12 will be 20 minutes. Remaining levels will be 30 minutes.
Full structure is available here.

6pm
$250 Mega Super Satellite into Event #10 $1,675 Main Event
10 SEATS GUARANTEED
($210 Buy-in / $40 Entry fee)
Players start with 12,000 in non-value tournament chips.
Registration & Re-entries will be available until the start of the level 7 (approximately 8:10pm).
Levels 1-12 will be 20 minutes. Remaining levels will be 30 minutes.
Full structure is available here.

A full series schedule is available here.

Event #8 End of Day 1 Chip Counts

Event #8 $1,125 NLH was able to get down to a final table, and then down to the final four players, but was unable to finish in a day. The final four will bag up their chips and return at 1pm EST to play down to a winner. Blinds will be 6,000/12,000 with a 1,000 ante when play resumes. Here are chip counts in seat order:

Renick Patterson - 189.000
Jason Surro - 198,000
Steven Tabb - 476,000
Michael Falcone - 563,000

Here are the prizes left to play for:

1st Place: $29,100
2nd Place: $17,983
3rd Place: $12,804
4th Place: $9,302

5th Place: Kevin Calenzo ($6,887)

Kevin Calenzo was all in preflop after Steven Tabb raised. Steven snap called and tabled [Ac][Kh] which had Kevin's [Ad][Qh] dominated. The board ran out a pure [6s][9c][4s][7h][Jd], and Kevin will exit Event #8 $1,125 in 5th place. He will earn $6,887 for his efforts.

One more hour

We are halfway through Level 20 in Event #8 $1,125 NLH, which means there is an hour of play left in Day 1. Here are chip counts for the final five in seat order:

Renick Patterson - 325,000
Jason Surro - 326,000
Steven Tabb - 272,000
Michael Falcone - 306,000

Kevin Calenzo - 170,000

August 2015 WSOP Circuit Event - Event #6 - $365 NLH - Final Results

Place	Name	Prize
1	Undisclosed	$15,950
2	Shawn Daigle, Bathurst, NB, Canada	$9,851
3	Jackduyph Duong, South Plainfield, NJ	$7,116
4	Joseph Starratt, Brockton, MA	$5,220
5	John Pura, Old Orchard Beach, ME	$3,902
6	Carl Racz, Milford, CT	$2,963
7	Derek Blenman, Arverne, NY	$2,288
8	Robert Palazzo, West Greenwich, RI	$1,797
9	William Pappas, Danvers, MA	$1,444
10	Michael Cirillo, Cranston, RI	$1,165
11	Marsel Backa, Waterbury, CT	$1,165
12	Joseph Zylberman, Providence, RI	$1,165
13	John Moran, Westford, MA	$956
14	Daniel Vaz, Shelton, CT	$956
15	Malik Curry, Lawrence, MA	$956
16	Daniel Marcus, Merrick, NY	$803
17	William Frederick, Methuen, MA	$803
18	Troy Balisciano, Middletown, CT	$803
19	Sherwin Agard, Randolph, MA	$680
20	David Darosa, Taunton, MA	$680
21	William Sotiropoulos, Ipswich, MA	$680

August 2015 WSOP Circuit Event - Event #7 - $365 PLO - Final Results

Place	Name	Prize
1	Aiman Abbassi, Poughkeepsie, NY	$7,840
2	Roger Shattuck, Westbrook, ME	$5,000
3	Joseph Bezjian, Wynantskill, NY	$3,361
4	Kyle Dynia, Ridgefield, CT	$2,388
5	Vincent Bevilacqua, Branford, CT	$1,781
6	Pierre Armster, Sturgis, MI	$1,338
7	Neftali Zelaya, Brentwood, NY	$1,097
8	Jesse Letarte, Lunenburg, MA	$950

6th Place: Noah Norick ($5,199)

Noah Norick was all in preflop with [9s][9h] and was up against Steven Tabb's [Td][Tc]. The [Ad][Th][7s] flop meant Noah was drawing only to a runner runner straight. He did pick up the best card he could on the [8h] turn, but the [7h] river just missed himm giving Steven a full house. Noah will exit Event #8 in 6th place, taking hom $5,199.

Updated chip counts

Jason Surro is the chip leader

The final six players in Event #8 $1,125 NLH are now on a ten minute break. The tournament staff are coloring up and racing off the 500 chips, and when the final table resumes, blinds will be 3,000/6,000 with a 1,000 ante. Here are updated chip counts in seat order:

Renick Patterson - 217,000
Noah Norick - 156,000
Jason Surro - 403,000
Steven Tabb - 346,000
Michael Falcone - 161,000
Kevin Calenzo - 149,000

7th Place: Tarun G. ($4,006)

Renick Patterson raised on the button and Noah Norick called in the small blind before Tarun G. moved all in from the big blind. Renick snap called and Noah folded, and Renick tabled [Ad][Ac]. Tarun could only show [Kh][Ts]. Kevin Calenzo said, "I have a bad feeling about this" as the [5h][7s][Ks] flop fell. "See," he said, and then said, "running spades?" The [Qs] hit the turn, giving Tarun a mountain of outs. But the [4c] hit the river instead, sending Tarun G. to the rail in 7th place. He will collect $4,006 for his efforts.

Out in 7th, sqz shoved KT in the bb over btn open and sb flat, btn had Aces. Flopped a King, turned a flush draw but bricked out. Good game!

— Tαrυn (@nuratpkr) August 13, 2015

8th Place: Grant Lang ($3,133)

Grant Long moved all in from middle position and was called by Steven Tabb. The rest of the players folded and the two exposed their hands:

Grant [4d][4c]
Steven [Ah][Kh]

"Another classic," proclaimed Kevin Calenzo as the two were off to the races. The [Qs][8d][Ac] put Steven in front, and no four appeared on the [6s] turn or [2h] river. Grant will be eliminated in 8th place, collect $3,133 for his efforts.