Mark Dickstein doubles through David Harting

There has been a lot of action in this heads up match, but for over an hour we hadn't seen an all in and a call. We finally broke that streak, with a short stacked Mark Dickstein taking his [As][3h] up against David Harting's [Qd][Jd]. The flop fell [3d][Ac][5h], leaving David drawing to runner-runner. The [Th] turn gave David a gutshot, but the [Qh] gave him a useless pair of queens. Mark will double up to 1,200,000.

3rd Place: Dan Chalifour ($30,000)

Dan Chalifour was all in preflop holding [Ac][5d] and was up against the [Ah][Jd] of David Harting. The board ran out [Qh][3c][Tc][Td][8d] and David's ace-jack high will hold up. Dan will exit this tournament in 3rd place, good for $30,000.

3-handed chip counts at the break, David Harting leads

David Harting is the chip leader 3-handed

The final 3 players in Event #11 $1,650 NLH are now on a break. When they return, blinds will be 10,000/20,000 with a 3,000 ante. Here are updated chip counts:

David Harting - 1,547,000
Mark Dickstein - 1,096,000
Dan Chalifour - 1,035,000

Here are the latest deal for the final 3 spots:

1st Place: $41,069
2nd Place: $36,700
3rd Place: $30,000

4th Place: Gerald Hillard ($25,000)

On a [6s][9c][2h] flop, Gerald Hiller moved all in against David Harting, and David said, "I think you have me outkicked but I have to call." David's [9h][8h] was not outkicked, but Gerald was drawing live with his [7c][6d]. The [Ad] turn and [5h] river kept David's pair of nines in front, and Gerald will be eliminated in 4th place. He will earn $25,000 for his efforts.

David Harting doubles through Gerald Hillard

On a [Js][6h][2s][9d] board, David Harting moved all in over the top of Gerald Hiller's bet. Gerald went into the tank and eventually made the call, holding pocket eights. Unfortunately for him, he was drawing dead as David had already turned a set of nines. The meaningless river hit, and now David sits on 1,500,000.

4-way deal made

The final four have agreed to flatten the payouts. Here are the modified payouts:

1st Place: $45,069
2nd Place: $35,000
3rd Place: $27,700
4th Place: $25,000

5th Place: James Campbell ($13,596)

At 6,000/12,000 blinds, James Campbell raised under the gun to 26,000 and Gerald Hillard reraised to 121,000 from the small blind. James responded with a 4-bet shove, and Gerald hesitantly made the call.

James [Ac][Qc]
Gerald [Js][Jd]

It was a flip and we weren't sure who's tournament life was at stake, yet. The dealer fanned the [4d][5d][2s] flopped, and placed the [4s] on the turn. James half-heartedly asked for an ace on the river, but the dealer did not oblige, instead delivering the [7c]. The stacks were counted down, and Gerald had James outchipped, so he will be our 5th place finisher. James will earn $13,596 for his efforts.

Updated chip counts at dinner break

Only 5 players remain in Event #11 $1,650 NLH. Here are their updated chip counts as they go on their one hour dinner break. Play resumes at 7pm EST.

Mark Dickstein - 1,070,000
Dan Chalifour - 925,000
David Harting - 652,000
James Campbell - 632,000
Gerald Hillard - 374,000

Here are the remaining prizes to be played for

1st Place: $55,232
2nd Place: $35,901
3rd Place: $23,792
4th Place: $17,844
5th Place: $13,596

6th Place: Mike Hollenberg ($11,046)

At 5,000/10,000 blinds, Mike Hollenberg was all in preflop for 162,000 and was called by Mark Dickstein. Right behind him, Dan Chalifour moved all in over the top, having Mark covered. Action folded back to Mark, who called and proudly flipped over [As][Ac]. It was a cooler as Dan held [Kd][Kc] and meanwhile Mike had [7s][7h]. No one hit a set on the [Jc][5d][Th][8s][Qc] board, and Mike will be eliminated in 6th place, good for $11,046. Mark's stack was counted down to 579,000, so he will more than double up, while Dan will be knocked down to 444,000.

Event #12 $400 NLH Six Max Prize Pool & Payouts

Event #12 $400 NLH Six Max received 143 entries, creating a $48,548 prize pool. The top 15 players will be in the money, with a mincash worth $970. Here are the full payouts:

1st Place: $13,011
2nd Place: $8,496
3rd Place: $5,680
4th Place: $4,224
5th Place; $3,204
6th Place: $2,622
7th Place: $2,136
8th Place: $1,699
9th Place: $1,362
10th-12th Place: $1,068
13th-15th Place: $970

7th Place: Julian Sacks ($8,922)

Julian Sacks raised preflop and was called in two spots. The [4s][4c][Ac] flop saw Gerald Hillard check call Julian's continuation bet to see a [6s] turn. Gerald now elected to bet out a stack of red, 100,000. With a sigh, Julian put his last 130,000 in the pot, which was quickly called. Julian held [Ad][Jc] for top pair, but Gerald had outflopped him with [4d][2h]. No miracle ace hit the river, and Julian will be eliminated in 7th place for $8,922.

Event #13 $300 Stud/8 Prize Pool & Payouts

Event #13 $300 7-CARD STUD HI / LO 8+ received 61 entries, creating a $15,384 prize pool. The top 9 spots will be in the money. Here are the full payouts:

1st Place: $4,616
2nd Place: $3,230
3rd Place: $2,000
4th Place: $1,539
5th Place: $1,153
6th Place: $923
7th Place: $770
8th Place: $815
9th Place: $538

8th Place: Ed O'Connell ($7,223)

On a river reading [2s][Th][9c][3s][Jd], Ed O'Connell was all in with jack ten, good for top two pair. Unfortunately for him, Dan Chalifour rivered the nuts with [Kh][Qh]. Ed will be eliminated in 8th place, good for $7,223.

9th Place: Ross Mallor ($5,739)

At 4,000/8,000 blinds, James Campbell opened to 20,000 under the gun and was called by Ross Mallor in middle position and one other player. James bet 33,000 on the [6s][6h][5s] flop, and Ross moved all in for 165,000. Action folded back to James, who took off his headphones to evaluate the situation. He eventually called, tabling [Js][Jd] which was behind Ross's [Ad][Ac]. The [Qs] gave James a backdoor flush draw to go with his preexisting two outs, and the [7s] fell to complete that flush. Ross came around the table to get a better look at the board, not believing he was eliminated in 9th place. James could only offer him the conciliation, "Sorry, I'm the worst." Ross will earn $5,739 for his efforts.

10th Place: Matthes Silberzweig ($4,036)

Matthes Silberzweig has been eliminated when [Jc][Tc] failed to improve against his opponent's [As][Jh]. The board ran out [8d][Ah][5s][6s][7d] to send Matthes to the rail in 10th place, good for $4,036.

Event #11 Final Table Chip Counts & Seating Assignments

Event #11 $1,650 NLH has reached the final table. Here are seating assignments, and this will be updated with chip counts shortly:

Seat 1: Mark Dickstein - 430,500
Seat 2: Dan Chalifour - 542,000
Seat 3: Gerald Hillard - 633,500
Seat 4: David Harting - 248,000
Seat 5: Julian Sacks - 201,000
Seat 6: James Campbell - 797,500
Seat 7: Matthes Silberzweig - 66,500
Seat 8: Mike Hollenberg - 197,000
Seat 9: Ross Mallor - 212,000
Seat 10: Ed O'Connell - 321,000

Here are the remaining prizes to be played for:

1st Place: $55,232
2nd Place: $35,901
3rd Place: $23,792
4th Place: $17,844
5th Place: $13,596
6th Place: $11,046
7th Place: $8,922
8th Place: $7,223
9th Place: $5,739
10th Place: $4,036

11th Place: Jason Calnan ($4,036)

12th Place: Jay Kovoor-Chathoth ($4,036)

On a J-J-2 flop, Jay Kovoor-Chathoth was all in holding A-Q and was drawing very thin against Mark Dickstein's K-J. No miracle runner-runner came to save Jay's tournament life, eliminating him in 12th place. He will earn $4,036 for his efforts.

13th Place: Konstantinos Katikakis ($3,611)

Konstantinos Katikakis was all in holding [Ac][Js] against Julian Sacks who held [Jc][2c]. Konstantinos was in great shape to double up until the flop fell [2h][Qd][Ks]. Julian had outflopped him with a pair of deuces, but Konstantinos still had seven outs to win. The turn fell [3s], and the river fell [9h], and the pair of deuces would hold up. Konstantinos will earn $3,611 for his 13th place finish here today.

Ross Mallor doubles through Jason Calnan

Jason Calnan opened for a raise before Ross Malor moved all in from the small blind. Jason snap called, and the two revealed their hands:

Jason [Kh][Qh]
Ross [As][Jd]

The board ran out a pure [Ts][9d][9s][9c][5h], and ace high will be the best hand. Ross will double up to 97,000.

14th Place: Mike Nye ($3,611)

At 2,500/5,000 blinds, Mike Nye was all in preflop for 30,500 holding [3s][3d] and was called by Gerald Hillard holding [9d][8c]. The [7c][2s][Kc] was safe for Mike, but the [Qc] turn opened up a slew of outs for Gerald. Much to Mike's chagrin, the river landed [Ac], giving Gerald the winning flush. Mike will be eliminated in 14th place, good for $3,611.

15th Place: Aaron Loew ($3,611)

Aaron Loew was all in preflop holding [Qs][Js] and was racing against his opponent's pocket tens. The J-5-5 flop put Aaron in front, but a ten spiked on the turn to give his opponent a full house. No jack came on the river, and Aaron will exit this tournament in 15th place, good for $3,611.

16th Place: Rohan Long ($3,398)

17th Place: Jimmy Nunez ($3,398)

Jimmy Nunez was all in preflop and was called by two players. The two live players checked down a board reading [9d][Ks][2s][9c][7c]. Gerald Hillard went all in on the river and induced a fold, leaving the two heads up. Gerald showed pocket sevens for a rivered full house, and Jimmy tabled pocket tens, exclaiming he couldn't believe he was ahead preflop. Jimmy will earn $3,398 for his 17th place finish today.

Final 2 tables chip counts & seating assignments

As we begin Level 18, 2,500/5,000 blinds with a 500 ante, here are chip counts and seating assignments for the remaining 17 players:

TABLE #1
Seat 1: Jimmy Nunez - 44,500
Seat 2: David Harting - 222,000
Seat 3: Julian Sacks - 272,500
Seat 4: Konstantinos Katikakis - 100,000
Seat 5: Jason Calnan - 128,500
Seat 6: empty
Seat 7: Gerald Hillard - 234,000
Seat 8: Matthes Silberzweig - 198,000
Seat 9: Ross Mallor - 74,500

TABLE #2
Seat 1: Aaron Loew - 173,000
Seat 2: Rohan Long - 123,000
Seat 3: Dan Chalifour - 362,500
Seat 4: Mark Dickstein - 256,500
Seat 5: James Campbell - 463,000
Seat 6: Jay Kovoor-Chathoth - 325,000
Seat 7: Mike Nye - 88,500
Seat 8: Ed O'Connell - 344,500
Seat 9: DNR - 316,500

18th Place: Jayme Parro ($3,398)

Jayme Parro has been eliminated when his ace-four ran into his opponent's pocket aces. The [Ts][Qd][2c][Qs][Qc] board was no help for Jayme, and will will exit this tournament in 18th place, good for $3,398.

Event #11 is now in the money

With a double elimination to bring us from 20 players down to 18, Event #11 $1,650 NLH is now in the money. The final 18 players are now redrawing for seats at the final 2 tables. We will be updating names and chip counts shortly.

Final 3 tables reached in Event #11

Event #11 $1,650 NLH Day 1 began the day with 29 players, and 8 minutes in to the day and we've already lost 2. A table is being broken and we are down to the final 27 players. When we reach the final 18 players, there will be a complete redraw.

You can watch all of the action unfold on our live stream at www.FoxwoodsLive.com.

Today's schedule

On today's schedule at the Foxwoods Poker Classic:

11am:
Event # 12 $400 NO LIMIT HOLD’EM SIX-MAX
$25,000 Guaranteed
($350 Buy-in / $50 Entry fee)
“With Re-Entries”
Players start with 20,000 in non-value tournament chips.
Registration and Re-entries will remain open through the end of the 6th level.
This event will play 6 Handed. Final table will play 7 Handed.
Full structure is available here.

12pm:
Event #13 $300 7-CARD STUD HI / LO 8+
($260 Buy-in / $40 Entry fee)
Players start with 10,000 in non-value tournament chips.
Levels will be played for 30 minutes.
Registration will be open through the end of the 3rd level.
Full structure is available here.

12pm:
Day 2 of Event # 11 $1,650 NO LIMIT HOLD’EM
$150,000 Guaranteed
Streamed live at www.FoxwoodsLive.com

2015 Foxwoods Poker Classic- Event #11 - $1,650 NLH - Returning Players

James Campbell is the overnight chip leader

Table-Seat	Name	Chip Count
3-6	Campbell, James	337,900
1-7	Hillard, Gerald	323,700
4-3	Hollenberg, Michael	271,800
4-6	Chalifour, Dan	231,300
2-9	Sacks, Julian	200,900
1-3	Parro, Jayme	200,300
3-1	Loew, Aaron	187,900
1-1	O'Connell, Ed	176,000
3-9	Calnan, Jason	137,000
2-3	Patel, Dilipkumar	125,700
3-7	Leskowitz, Bryan	121,100
1-4	Rawlinson, Kenneth	115,600
4-1	Smith, Aaron	110,400
4-9	Kovoor-Chathoth, Jay	109,400
3-8	Nye, Michael	105,800
2-1	Long, Rohan	99,200
1-8	Silberzweig, Matthes	99,100
2-4	Dickstein, Mark	74,900
1-5	Katikakis, Konstantinos	68,900
2-5	Alexander, David	65,300
4-2	Allyn, David	63,700
4-4	Nunez, Jimmy	58,800
1-9	Nader, Anthony	57,400
4-5	Patel, Raj	52,500
2-2	Lewin-Berlin, Stephen	50,400
1-2	Mallor, Ross	50,300
3-5	Scannel, Jim	43,800
3-4	Harting, Dave	38,600
2-7	Sandberg, John	28,100

Event #10 $300 Ladies is now heads up

A 4 way deal was made in Event #10 $300 Ladies. Jamie Scott would earn $5,300 while Francine Lee, Catherine Connaughton, and Lona Rubenstein would all take home $4,215. The four played on for the trophy and the title, and it is now heads up between Jamie and Catherine.

Four more hands

With 32 remaining players it has been announced that four more hands will be played before the survivors will bag up their chips for the night. Play will resume at 12pm EST and will continue until we have a winner. Chip counts and seating assignments will be posted shortly.

Steve Happas has been eliminated

From under the gun, Steve Happas moved all in and was called in two spots. The dealer spread the [Qc][As][Jc] flop, and his first opponent bet the other out of the pot. Steve received the bad news that his [Ah][Ks] had been outflopped by [Ad][Qd], but he still had seven outs to survive and triple up. The [2c] turn changed nothing, and the [2s] river meant Steve would be eliminated in the last level of Day 1.

Busted last level of night - 25k all in utg with AK - called by two players - flop AQJ - my AK lost to AQ would have had 85k @FoxwoodsPoker

— Steve*Dakota*Happas (@dakotablog) March 22, 2015