August 2015 WSOP Circuit Event - Event #2 - $365 NLH - Final Results

Place	Name	Prize
1	William Pappas, Boston, MA	$24,000
2	Joseph Smith, West Hartford, CT	$14,837
3	Rochefort Milien, Brockton, MA	$10,831
4	Eugene Roemischer, Natick, MA	$8,035
5	Cheryl Sloane, Braintree, MA	$6,052
6	William Sotiropoulos, Ipswitch, MA	$4,622
7	Dustin Murphy, Port Charlotte, FL	$3,590
8	Stephen Lewin-Berlin, Acton, MA	$2,827
9	Joseph Coulombe, Agawam, MA	$2,262
10	Joshua Robbins, Agawam, MA	$1,826
11	Richard Corley, Brooklyn, NY	$1,826
12	Steven Freifeld, New York, NY	$1,826
13	Salvatore Morello, Rockfall, CT	$1,492
14	Jeremy Perez, Bronx, NY	$1,492
15	Eric Frank, Newington, CT	$1,492
16	Mona Montal, Suffern, NY	$1,241
17	Derek Blenman, Arverne, NY	$1,241
18	James Rafferty, Salem, NH	$1,241
19	Solomon Yi, Troy, NY	$1,043
20	Kyle Carey, North Providence, RI	$1,043
21	James Salvatore, South Beach, NY	$1,043
22	Wendy Freedman, Las Vegas, NV	$897
23	Eric Rivkin, East Hampton, NY	$897
24	Jian Wu, South Portland, ME	$897
25	Jon Tyndall, Massena, NY	$772
26	John Pito, Middletown, CT	$772
27	Brian Hansen, Las Vegas, NV	$772
28	Brian Petriello, San Mateo, CA	$678
29	Eric Boissonneault, Laval, QC	$678
30	Christopher Ridente, New Hyde Park, NY	$678
31	Ryan Montal, Suffern, NY	$605
32	Samuel Taylor, New York, NY	$605
33	Marc Polito, Sturbridge, MA	$605
34	Vladislav Zilberman, Malden, MA	$542
35	Kevin Fraser, Hopkinton, MA	$542
36	Jermaine Rhem-Bennet, Patchogue, NY	$542

August 2015 WSOP Circuit Event - Event #1 - $580 NLH - Final Results

Place	Name	Prize
1	Firas Haddad, Poughkeepsie, NY	126,760
2	Joseph Undenstock, South Hempstead, NY	78,635
3	Rami Jradeh, North Reading, NY	57,624
4	Donald Lohr, Ledyard, CT	43,808
5	Daniel McCoy, Attleboro, MA	33,350
6	David Cossio, El Paso, TX	25,685
7	Eric Kitain, Armonk, NY	20,012
8	Irfan Karajic, Chelsea, MA	15,771
9	Jovy Ounthongdy, East Hartford, CT	12,574
10	Robert Georato, Naples, FL	10,142
11	Robert Hankins, Murfreesboro, TN	10,142
12	Jack�D Agostino, East Providence, RI	10,142
13	Alexander Cukar, Poughkeepsie, NY	8,268
14	Dena Pearlman, Providence, RI	8,268
15	Brad St. Vincent, Bristol, RI	8,268
16	Joseph Corrente, Manchester, NH	6,813
17	David Chaves, Taunton, MA	6,813
18	David Monfett, West Springfield, MA	6,813
19	Kenneth Rawlinson, Riverside, RI	5,681
20	Theodoros Karidis, Norwalk, CT	5,681
21	Robert Robbins, Enfield, CT	5,681
22	Mark Murphy, Quincy, MA	4,784
23	Dale Ngo, Worcester, MA	4,784
24	Mark Perry, Cheshire, CT	4,784
25	Irwin Myles, Saint Catherines, Ontario	4,071
26	Edwin Torres, Waltham, MA	4,071
27	Virgilio Bencosme, New York, NY	4,071
28	Matthew Sedgeman, Hanson, MA	3,506
29	Hyun Suk Auh, Flushing, NY	3,506
30	Christopher Macneil, Peabody, MA	3,506
31	Mark Hnatov, Prt Jefferson Station, NY	3,050
32	Pushpa Agarwal, Boxford, MA	3,050
33	Joshua Blatchford, West Warwick, RI	3,050
34	Je Wook Oh, Fresh Meadows, NY	2,682
35	Michael Vitorino, New Bedford, MA	2,682
36	Bryan Leskowitz, Leominster, MA	2,682
37	Donald Russell, New Milford, CT	2,381
38	Hai Khoa Dang, Hartford, CT	2,381
39	Linda Rodrigues, Stoughton, MA	2,381
40	J Austin Hijar, St.Louis, MO	2,381
41	Robert Hover, Whitman, MA	2,381
42	Keith Cochran, East Montpelier, VT	2,381
43	Gordon Hardy, Jewett City, CT	2,381
44	Matt Nowicki, North Adams, MA	2,381
45	Louis Scianna, Oxford, CT	2,381
46	John Sandberg, South Windsor, CT	2,139
47	Christopher Leong, New York, NY	2,139
48	Michael Ratcliff, Martinsville, IN	2,139
49	Andrew Sayegh, Yonkers, NY	2,139
50	Gennady Kolyarenko, Manchester, CT	2,139
51	Patrick Donnelly, New Bedford, MA	2,139
52	Tarun Gulati, Glastonbury, CT	2,139
53	David Carleton, Saugus, MA	2,139
54	Benjamin Lazer, Kingston, NY	2,139
55	Frederick Eriquezzo, Bethel, CT	1,940
56	Thomas Hoglund, New Bedford, MA	1,940
57	Aditya Prasetyo, Cambridge, MA	1,940
58	Kyle Merron, Athol, MA	1,940
59	Michael Hollenberg, Rockaway, NJ	1,940
60	Marc Pelagalli, Cranston, RI	1,940
61	Terry Grimes, Yonkers, NY	1,940
62	Irving Pimentel, Roslindale, MA	1,940
63	Zsolt Zsofka, Derry, NH	1,940
64	David Hickman, Westborough, MA	1,771
65	Edward Ribeiro, Marstons Mills, MA	1,771
66	Carlos Solerti, Bridgeport, CT	1,771
67	James Cedrone, Braintree, MA	1,771
68	Ralph Macri, Redding, CT	1,771
69	Kenneth Harding, North Bellmore, NY	1,771
70	Michael Paquette, Brockton, MA	1771
71	Matthew Ahmed, Sunderland, MA	1771
72	Robert Krantz, Clinton, MA	1771
73	Joshua Steiner, Chevy Chase, MD	1632
74	Linda Delbove, Leominster, MA	1632
75	Tesfay Begazyon, Atlantic City, NJ	1632
76	William Dang, Chelsea, MA	1632
77	John Mahoney, Bethel, CT	1632
78	Michael Williams, Norwich, CT	1632
79	Christopher Evans, Warwick, RI	1632
80	Douglas Monty, Clearwater, FL	1632
81	Jon Gottlieb, Roslyn, NY	1632
82	Joseph Lawruszko, Milford, CT	1499
83	Steven Brackesy, Waltham, MA	1499
84	Ronald McGinnity, Kingston, MA	1499
85	Philip Shing, Brooklyn, NY	1499
86	Michael Powers, Coventry, RI	1499
87	Justin Gamache, Westerly, RI	1499
88	Joseph Giulino, Bedford, NY	1499
89	Andrew Badecker, Vernon, CT	1499
90	Stanley Lee, West Hartford, CT	1499
91	Gary Konvelski, Turners Falls, MA	1382
92	Shawn Daigle, Bathurst, NB	1382
93	Michael Jarvela, New Ipswich, NH	1382
94	Michael Forgione, Medford, MA	1382
95	Kwang Soo Lim, Avon, CT	1382
96	Caitlin Sinclair Hall, Washington, DC	1382
97	Eric Wilbur, Pepperell, MA	1382
98	Richard Jordan, Shelton, CT	1382
99	Steven Hammond, Worcester, MA	1382
100	James Wilson, Minneapolis, MN	1271
101	Christopher Schonbach, Braintree, MA	1271
102	Robert Avon, Wappingers Falls, NY	1271
103	Eric Rivkin, East Hampton, NY	1271
104	Barry Felippin, Framingham, MA	1271
105	Tedford Armistead, Acton, MA	1271
106	Boris Shakhmurov, Fresh Meadows, NY	1271
107	Jennifer Barrile, Boylston, MA	1271
108	Renaldo Andrade, East Falmouth, MA	1271
109	Douglas Mclane, Nantucket, MA	1169
110	Matthew Wantman, Stoneham, MA	1169
111	Michael Winn, Saratoga Springs, NY	1169
112	Katayon Khaterzal, Levittown, NY	1169
113	Brendan Wiley, Danvers, MA	1169
114	Jeremy Meacham, Oak Bluffs, MA	1169
115	Jason Romanow, Stoughton, MA	1169
116	Leonard Sande, West Haven, CT	1169
117	Michael Mixer, E Greenwich, RI	1169
118	Mathieu Aymerich, Cachan Val De Narme, France	1073
119	Salvatore Morello, Rockfall, CT	1073
120	Gary Lucci, Amherst, NS	1073
121	Alfred Borges, Taunton, MA	1073
122	Kyle Carey, North Providence, RI	1073
123	Robert Capote, Miami, FL	1073
124	Ronald Dalgo, Madawaska, ME	1073
125	Parveen Kapoor, Brookline, MA	1073
126	Johnny Escobalez, Taunton, MA	1073
127	Armand King, Richibouctou-Village, NB	1073
128	Marsel Backa, Waterbury, CT	1073
129	Hee-Joong Im, Flushing, NY	1073
130	James Rubin, Jericho, VT	1073
131	Liam He, Tyngsborough, MA	1073
132	Aiman Abbassi, Poughkeepsie, NY	1073
133	Arthur Tamasi, Revere, MA	1073
134	Samuel Taylor, New York, NY	1073
135	Todd Ouellette, Swanzey, NH	1073
136	Robert Knizak, Georgetown, MA	985
137	Victor Paulino, Nedham, MA	985
138	Jason McKee, Burlington, VT	985
139	Christopher O'Connor, Nesconset, NY	985
140	Stanley Weinberg, Hudson, MA	985
141	Robert Klein, Schenectady, NY	985
142	Joseph Chividian, Southport, CT	985
143	Mark Struzynski, Providence, RI	985
144	Rory Anderson, Rye, NH	985
145	Kevin Sniffin, Roxbury, CT	985
146	Herbert Buchine, Canton, MA	985
147	Michael Borchetta, Lagravgeille, NY	985
148	Georgios Antoniou, Glendale, AZ	985
149	Frank Guida, Bloomingdale, IL	985
150	Robert Ricciuti, Johnston, RI	985
151	Aaron Tabackman, New York, NY	985
152	Philip Castelli, Nelson, NH	985
153	Greg Digregorio, Kingston, NH	985

Event #4 Update

Players in Event #4 $365 Omaha/8 have just returned from their last break of the night. 21 players remain with 12 making the money, and they will play 3 more levels before bagging up for the night.

Event #3 Final Table Reached

With 8 players remaining, a player from each table was eliminated to bring Event #3 $580 Six-Max down to the final 6 players. The final table will begin tomorrow at 1pm EST. Here are chip counts and seating assignments:

Seat 1: Tom Dragone - 550,000
Seat 2: Baruch Thaler - 50,500
Seat 3: Soukha Kachittavong - 161,500
Seat 4: Philip Shing - 214,000
Seat 5: Aristoteles Neto - 165,000
Seat 6: Welther Marmol - 172,500

Here are the prizes left to play for:

1st Place: $14,543
2nd Place: $9,731
3rd Place: $6,389
4th Place: $5,053
5th Place: $3,823
6th Place: $2,941

Here are the recent eliminations:

7th Place: Robert Parker ($2,192)
8th Place: Aditya Prasetyo ($2,192)
9th Place: Qamil Isenaj ($2,192)
10th Place: Morgan Tam ($1,470)
11th Place: Edwin Torres ($1,470)
12th Place: Ching To E. Poon ($1,470)

Event #3 is in the money

The bubble in Event #3 $580 NLH last two hours. It finally burst when one player moved all in on a jack high flop with K-J and another player called with two pair. The final 12 are now in the money, and are redrawing for seats at the final two tables. Baruch Thaler is still alive and in the hunt for his third WSOP Circuit ring. You can watch all of the action at www.FoxwoodsLive.com.

Event #4 Prize Pool & Payouts

Event #4 $365 Omaha/8 Prize Pool & Payouts received 118 entries, creating a $36,580 prize pool. The top 12 players will be in the money, with a mincash worth $741. Here are the full payouts:

1st Place: $10,645
2nd Place: $6,579
3rd Place: $4,684
4th Place: $3,403
5th Place: $2,519
6th Place: $1,902
7th Place: $1,465
8th Place: $1,146
9th Place: $917
10th-12th Place: $741

1st Place: Billy Pappas ($24,000)

Joseph Smith was all in perflop holding [Ah][Jd] and was flipping against Billy Pappas's [9s][9c]. The [2s][Th][8s] flop was no help for Joseph, nor was the [2d] turn. Jospeh would need to catch his six outer to survive, but the [5d] meant he would be eliminated in 2nd place, good for $14,837.

Billy Pappas has won Event #2 $365 NLH, taking home $24,000 along with the title and a World Series of Poker Circuit ring. Congratulations, Billy.

5:30pm Update

The 23 remaining players in Event #3 $580 NLH Six Max are now on a 1 hour dinner break.

Registration for Event #4 Omaha/8 has just closed and we will have payouts shortly.

Meanwhile Event #2 is still heads up and looks to be a back and forth battle between the final 2.

Updated chip counts for Event #2

The final two players from Event #2 $365 NLH are now on break. When they return, blinds will be 15,000/30,000 with a 5,000 ante. Here's how the two stand in chips:

Joseph Smith - 2,065,000
Billy Pappas - 1,400,000

1st Place: Firas Haddad ($126,760)

Joseph Undenstock was all in holding [Ad][5h] against Firas Hadded's [Kh][Kc]. The board ran out [3d][6s][5s][8s][4h], keeping Firas's pocket kings in front. He will win Event #1 $580 NLH, earning him $126,760, the title, and the first World Series of Poker Circuit ring of the 2015-2016 season. Congratulations, Firas.

2nd Place: Joseph Umdenstock ($78,635)

Joseph Smith doubles through Billy Pappas

In Event #2, Joseph Smith was all in preflop holding [Ad][8h] but ran into Billy Pappas's [Qh][Qc]. The [3s][8s][5c] gave Joseph some hope, and the [4h] opened some more outs for him. When the [As] hit the river, Joseph made the winning two pair and will double up to around 2,000,000. Billy shrugged off the beat saying, "Back to work."

3rd Place: Rami Jradeh ($57,624)

Firas Haddad moved all in from the small blind and Rami Jradeh made the call from the big blind. Firas held [Ad][3c] to Rami's [Ks][Js], but the the [Qd][Kd][9s] gave Rami top pair. Firas would need to catch an ace or running straight cards to survive, and the [Ac] hit the turn to turn the tables. When the [4s] hit the river, the stacks were counted down, and Rami had Firas covered by just 80,000.

On the very next hand, Firas limped in on the button for 120,000, Rami called all in for less, and Joseph Umdenstock checked his option. Joseph and Firas checked to the river on the a [Ad][3s][Ac][Kd][6d] board. Joseph checked one last time and Firas moved all in, and Joseph snap called. Firas tabled [Ah][Qc] and Joseph flashed a king before mucking. Rami was sent to the rail in 3rd place for $57,624, while Firas doubled up for the second hand in a row, taking over the chip lead.

Event #3 Prize Pool & Payouts

Event #3 $580 Six Max received 106 entries, creating a $53,466 prize pool. The top 12 players will be in the money, with a mincash worth $1,470. Here are the full payouts:

1st Place: $14,543
2nd Place: $9,731
3rd Place: $6,389
4th Place: $5,053
5th Place: $3,823
6th Place: $2,941
7th-9th Place: $2,192
10th-12th Place: $1,470

Event #2 is now heads up

Rochefort Milien has been elimianted in 3rd place when his nut flush fell to a straight flush, and Event #2 is now heads up. Here are chip counts for the final two players:

Joseph Smith - 1,580,000
Billy Pappas - 1,950,000

And here are the recent eliminations

3rd Place: Rochefort Milien ($10,831)
4th Place: Eugene Roemischer ($8,035)

5th Place: Cherly Sloane ($6,052)

6th Place: William Sotiropoulos ($4,622)

7th Place: Dustin Murphy ($3,590)

Three handed chip counts

Joseph's chip stack, 2/3 of the chips in play

The final 3 players in Event #1 are now on a 10 minute break. Here are updated chip counts in seat order:

Joseph Umdenstock - 11,700,000
Firas Haddad - 3,480,000
Rami Jradeh - 2,840,000

Here are the remaining prizes to be played for:

1st Place: $126,760
2nd Place: $78,635
3rd Place: $57,624

4th Place: Donald Lohr ($43,808)

The board read [5h][Jd][2s][As][Ac] and Donald Lohr moved all in. Joseph Umdenstock snap called and said "Full house" showing his [Ad][Js]. It was a brutal beat for Donald, as he also had a full house with his [5d][5c]. Donald will earn $43,808 for his 4th place finish.

Walking away from the table, Donald consoled himself as he realized Joseph could never fold top pair on the flop or two pair on the turn.

"God is watching out for you"

On a K-9-x-T board with two hearts, Firas Haddad moves all in and Joseph Umdenstock folds. Firas immediately stands up and says, "God is looking out for you" as he reveals his [Qh][Jh].

Earlier, Firas received one of the only walks at this final table and had pocket aces.

Firas now sits on around 3,500,000.

Rami Jradeh doubles through Joseph Umdenstock

On a [7d][8d][Ac] flop, Rami Jradeh went all in with [Ts][9s] and Joseph Umdenstock made the call with [Ah][4s]. Rami wasted no time hitting his straight draw when the turn fell [6d], and Joseph was drawing dead. The meaningless [Ks] river meant Rami will double up to 3,800,000.

Event #2 chip counts at the break

Event #2 $365 NLH is now on their first break of the day. Seven players remain in the hunt for a WSOP-C Ring and the $24,000 first place prize. Here are the chip counts for the final 7 in seat order:

Dustin Murphy - 647,000

Joseph Smith - 250,000

Rocky Milien - 180,000

William Sotiropoulos - 362,000

Cherly Sloane - 721,000

Billy Pappas - 1,114,000

Eugene Roemischer - 199,000

And here are the recent eliminations

8th Place: Stephen Lewin-Berlin ($2,827)

9th Place: Joseph Coulombe ($2,262)

10th Place: Joshua Robbins ($1,826)

5th Place: Daniel McCoy ($33,350)

On a J-3-4 flop, Daniel McCoy bet and Joseph Umdenstock made the call. The turn was a five, and Joseph moved all in. Daniel called all in for less, showing jack trey for two pair. But Joseph had gotten lucky with pocket fives, hitting a set on the turn. No jack came on the river to save Daniel's tournament life, and he will exit this tournament in 5th place, good for $33,350.

Chip counts on break

The final five players are now on a 10 minute break. Here are updated chip counts in seat order:

Daniel McCoy - 4,080,000
Donald Lohr - 2,175,000
Joseph Umdenstock - 5,465,000
Firas Haddad - 1,300,000
Rami Jradeh - 4,995,000

6th Place: David Cossio ($25,685)

On a [Td][9h][6d][Qh] board, David Cossio was all in holding [8h][6h] against Donald Lohr's [Ks][Qd]. David had a ton of outs with a flush draw, straight draw, and two pair draw, but the [Ts] river wasn't one of them. David will be eliminated in 6th place for $25,685.

7th Place: Eric Kitain ($20,012)

Eric Kitain was all in preflop holding [Qd][Qc] and was flipping with Firas Haddad's [Ac][Kh]. The [7h][5d][Kd] flop put Firas in front, and Eric would need to catch a queen to survive. The [5h] turn and [8d] river meant that Eric will be our 7th place finisher, picking up $20,012 for his efforts.

8th Place: Irfan Karajic ($15,771)

On a [4s][Th][Qh] flop, Irfan Karajic bet out before Daniel McCoy raised enough to put him allin. Joseph Umdenstock cold called the raise, and Irfan took his time before calling all in. The two live players checked the [5s] turn and [2s] river, and the three exposed their hands:

Irfan [Kh][Qd]
Daniel [Qc][Tc]
Joseph [Ah][Ac]

Aces was good enough to take the pot for Joseph, and he will send Irfan to the rail in 8th place, good for $15,771.

9th Place: Jovy Ounthongdy ($12,574)

Jovy Ounthongdy was all in preflop holding [Qd][Js] and was up against the [Ah][8h] of Joseph Umdenstock. The [4d][Kc][9h] flop was no help for Jovy, and he couldn't catch up on the [6s] turn or blank river. Jovy will collect $12,574 for his 9th place finish.

Event #1 final table is under way

Cards are in the air for final table from Event #1 $580 NLH, and the table is being live streamed at www.FoxwoodsLive.com. We will be bringing you all of the action from this event as well. Here are chip counts and seating assignments:

Seat 1: David Cossio - 1,230,000 (24 BB)
Seat 2: Irfan Karajic - 715,000 (14 BB)
Seat 3: Daniel McCoy - 4,500,000 (90 BB)
Seat 4: Donald Lohr - 1,390,000 (27 BB)
Seat 5: Joseph Umdenstock - 4,455,000 (89 BB)
Seat 6: Jovy Ounthongdy - 780,000 (15 BB)
Seat 7: Eric Kitain - 2,265,000 (45 BB)
Seat 8: Firas Haddad - 1,445,000 (28 BB)
Seat 9: Rami Jradeh - 1,160,000 (23 BB)

Here are the remaining prizes to be played for:

1st Place: $126,760
2nd Place: $78,635
3rd Place: $57,624
4th Place: $43,808
5th Place: $33,350
6th Place: $25,685
7th Place: $20,012
8th Place: $15,771
9th Place: $12,574

Sunday's Schedule

Today is Day 3 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 #3 $580 NLH Six Max
$40,000 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.

12pm:
Final Table of Event #1 $580 NLH
$500,000 GUARANTEED
($520 Buy-in / $60 Entry fee)
Day 2 levels will be 40 and 50 minutes.
There is a dinner break after Level 25 (approximately 7:50pm).
Full structure is available here.

12pm:
Final table of Event #2 $365 NLH
($310 Buy-in / $65 Entry fee)
Day 2 levels will be 50 minutes.
Full structure is available here.

1pm:
Event #4 $365 Omaha/8
($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 5:50pm).
Levels 1-16 will be 30 minutes. Remaining levels on Day 1 will be 40 minutes.
Day 2 levels will be 40 and 50 minutes, resuming at 1pm.
There is a dinner break after Level 12 (approximately 7:20pm).
The day will conclude at approximately 12:30am.

Full structure is available here.

A full series schedule is available here.

Event #2 Final Table Chip Counts & Seating Assignments