Monday, August 17, 2015
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:
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
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
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.
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
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
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.
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
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
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.
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 |
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