Event #1, Day 2 - Final 3 Tables w/ Chip Counts

Table 1: 
Seat 1 - Bobby Corcione - 950,000
Seat 2 - Dionissios Panagopoulos - 435,000
Seat 3 - Robert Garrett - 935,000
Seat 4 - Eric Siegel - 300,000
Seat 5 - Ronald McGinnity - 450,000
Seat 6 - Carlo Sciannameo - 1,800,000
Seat 7 - Jonathan Reinhardt - 2,000,000
Seat 8 - Avi Raich - 550,000
Seat 9 - Mark Bulbulian - 1,700,000

Table 2: 
Seat 1- EMPTY
Seat 2 - Dave Stefanski - 1,200,000
Seat 3 - Stefan Parchev - 420,000
Seat 4 - Jeffrey Yanchek - 1,300,000
Seat 5 - Peter Sennon - 640,000
Seat 6 - Dilipkumar Patel 600,00
Seat 7 - Welther Marmol - 1,000,000
Seat 8 - Greg Himmelbrand - 460,000
Seat 9 - Jeremy Joel Perez - 490,000

Table 3: 
Seat 1- Leonard J. Sande III - 1,300,000
Seat 2 - Jovy Ounthongdy - 1,100,000
Seat 3 - Kimberley Mahan - 650,000
Seat 4 - Frank Tavolacci - 250,000
Seat 5 - EMPTY
Seat 6 - Soheb Porbandarrwala - 1,450,000
Seat 7 - Michael Crowe - 800,000
Seat 8 - Fred Paradis - 250,000
Seat 9 -Ronald Dalgo - 2,500,000

Event #1, Day 2 Cashers (36th-28th- $3,210)

The following players have been eliminated from play, all cashing for $3,210:

36 - Anthony Martino
35 - Gil Wasserman
34 - John Grinvalsky
33 - David Kurtz
32 - Brian Lee
31 - Franco Mancini
30 - Michael Pasquale
29 - Louis Pito
28 -  Matthew Boyle

Event #4 ($300 NLH Big Stack) - Bubble Breaks

There are now 36 players remaining in Event #4, which means all remaining players are guaranteed at least a $554 payday. 

A few notables (with chip counts) still in the field: 

Ralph Macri - 430,000
Chris Orme - 400,000
Paula G - 260,000
JeWook Oh - 120,000

Event #4 ($300 NLH Big Stack) Now Hand For Hand

There are 37 players remaining in Event #4, with 36 players making the money.  We will update again when the bubble breaks. 

Jonathan Reinhardt Takes From Dave Stefanski (Event #1, Day 2)

Jonathan Reinhardt raises to 42,000 in the hijack, and Dave Stefanski calls in the small blind.

Stefanski checks the [ks][10c][2h] flop, and Reinhardt continues for 52,000.  Stefanski calls.

Stefanski checks again when the turn comes the [3h], and Reinhardt bets 76,000.  Stefanski calls.

Both players check the [3d] river.

Stefanski shows [kc][js], but Reinhardt turns over [kd][qh] to win the pot.

Jonathan Reinhardt- 800,000
Dave Stefanski - 940,000

Event #4 ($300 NLH Big Stack) Prize Pool Information

There were a total of 282 entries in today's $300 NLH Big Stack event.

The top 36 places will be paid out as follows:

1 - $16,308
2 - $9,957
3 - $6,579
4 - $5,227
5 - $3,840
6 - $3,130
7 - $2,560
8 - $2,027
9 - $1,581
10-12 - $1,137
13-15 - $960
16-18 - $853
19-21 - $746
22-24 - $675
25-27 - $604
28-36 - $554

Total Prize Pool:  $71,120

Gil Wasserman Appling Pressure (Event #1, Day 2)

Gil Wasserman raises to 36,000 from under the gun.  Carlo Sciannameo calls in middle position, Mark Bulbulian calls in the hijack, and the big blind calls as well. 

When the flop comes [10s][9d][6c], the big blind checks to Wesserman who makes it 80,000 to go.  Only Bulbulian calls to see the turn.

Wesserman checks the [10h] turn, and Bulbulian bets 145,000.  Wesserman announces that he is all in, and Bulbulian folds. 

Gil Wasserman - 1,070,000
Mark Bulbulian - 380,000

Gregory Joslyn Eliminated in 43rd ($2,770)

Gregory Joslyn is all in and has been called by Carlo Sciannameo. 

Joslyn: [7d][7s]
Sciannameo: [ah][js]

The board runs out [ad][8s][4h][kh][5s], eliminating Joslyn in 43rd place, paying $2,770. 

Carlo Sciannameo - 1,200,000
Gregory Joslyn - Eliminated

Event #1, Day 2 Cashers (45th-37th- $2,770)

The following players have been eliminated from play, all cashing for $2,770:

45 - Robert Hover
44 - Brandon Winter
43 - Gregory Joslyn
42 -Hamid Mezhoud
41 - Thomas Marshall
40 - Judith Annis
39 - Matthew Kuba
38 - Anthony Segarra
37 - Stefano Berio

Brandon Winter Doubles With Quads (Event #1, Day 2)

Blinds: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 2,000

Brandon Winter shoves all in for 53,000 from early position, and a player in later position calls. 

Winter shows [ks][6d], and his opponent tables [2s][2h].

The flop comes [10c][6s][6c], giving Winter a set. 

The turn is the [6h], giving Winter quad sixes.  The river is the [4s]. 

Brandon Winter - 138,000

Dinner Break For Event #1, Day 2 Players

The remaining 44 players in Event #1 ($600 NLH) Day 2 are now on a 60 minute dinner break.  They will return to play Level 23 (8,000/16,000 blinds with a 2,000 ante). 

Event #1, Day 2 Cashers (54th-46th - $2,330)

The following players have been eliminated from play, all cashing for $2,330:

54 - The General
53 - Jacob Pigeon
52 - Antonio Mariano
51 - Justin Tobin
50 - Stephanie Tang
49 -Thomas Walsh
48 - Matthew Bretzfield
47 - Alfred Kapuscinski
46 - Marc Braunstein

"Top Table" Event #1, Day 2

Players Remaining:  54
Level: 21
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 1,000
Average Stack: 453,703 

The three largest chip stacks at the moment are all seated at table 2.  Greg Himmelbrand is sitting with around 1,200,0000, Gil Wasserman has just around 1,000,000, and Carlo Sciannameo also has just about 1,000,000. 

It should be noted that Himmelbrand has over 1,200,000 in live tournament winnings under his belt.  He is a two-time World Series of Poker Circuit Ring winner, as well as a Parx $500 Big Stax first place, a Mid-States Poker Tour first place, and Borgata and Wynn firsts. 

Greg Himmelbrand - 1,200,000

Gil Wasserman - 1,000,000

Carlo Sciannameo- 1,000,000

Event #1, Day 2 Cashers (63rd-55th - $1,890)

The following players have been eliminated from play, all cashing for $1,890:

63 - Jay Sharon
62 - Bhavin Patel
61 - Raj Patel
60 - Joseph Smith
59 - Jack On
58 - John Cautela
57 - Robert Ferdinand
56 - Neil Small
55 - Jon Gottlieb

Neil Small Eliminated in 56th Place ($1,890)

Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 1,000

On a board reading [kd][7d][5c], Eric Siegel bets 17,000 in the small blind, and Neil Small calls in the big.  Ronald Dalgo raises to 39,000 in middle position, Siegel quickly folds, and Small calls.

The turn comes the [5h], and Small quickly announces that he is all in.  Dalgo insta-calls.

Small: [6h][7h] (pair of sevens)
Dalgo: [kh][qc] (pair of kings)

Unfortunately for Small, the [10s] river does not improve his hand, and he is eliminated in 56th place, taking home $1,890.

Ronald Dalgo - 710,000
Neil Small - Eliminated

Event #4 ($300 NLH BIG STACK) Update

Registration has now closed for Event #4.  At the present moment there are 186 players remaining and they are playing level 11 (500/1,000 blinds with a 100 ante).  We will post the prize pool information as soon as it's available. 

A few notable chip counts in the field: 

Robert Campion - 90,000
Ralph Macri - 45,000
Frank Flowers - 35,000
Gerald Aiello - 28,000
Je Wook Oh - 14,600
Matthew 'Bucky' Wantman - 11,500

Event #1, Day 2 Cashers (72nd-64th - $1,637)

The following players have been eliminated from play, all cashing for $1,637:

72 - Panja Lymsuan
71 - William Dang
70 - Richard Zisk
69 - Robert Varkonyi
68 - Nicholas Aguilera
67 - Daniel Chalifour
66 - Frank Salkovitz
65 - Chris Schonbach
64 - Sean Gordon

Event #1, Day 2 Cashers (81st-73rd - $1,448)

The following players have been eliminated from play, all cashing for $1,448:

81 - Jerome Belcastro
80 - Sherwin Agard
79 - Sandra Costa
78 - John Kinney
77 - Shawn Carter
76 - Mark Costello
75 - Carlo Marotta
74 - Jesse Witkowski
73 -  Mark Mcdonough

Event #1, Day 2 Cashers (90th-82nd - $1,385)

The following players have been eliminated from play, all cashing for $1,385:

90 - Je Wook Oh
89 - Taylor White
88 - Erik Zeiss
87 - Sotirios Tsiantoulas
86 - Brandon Shambach
85 - Kevin Lynch
84 - Aaron Smith
83 - Mark Alves
82 -  Henry Lopez

Event #1, Day 2 Cashers (117th-91st- $1,322)

The following players have been eliminated from play, all cashing for $1,322:

117 - Pey Lee
116 - Peter Torkildsen
115 - Kevin Penahall
114 - Michael Sheehan
113 - Joseph Messina
112 - Christopher Petteruti
111 - Joseph Deforca
110 - Tedford Armistead
109 - John Huynh
108 - Matthew Silberzweig
107 - Morgan Litwin
106 - James Perry
105 - Stephen Ranieri
104 - Billy Papaopoulos
103 - Luis Vazquez
102 - Ed Batchelder
101 - Fabio Dagata
100 - David Grandieri
99 - Robert Allain
98 - Earnest Holthusen
97 - Nicholas Mcdonald
96 - Tu Le
95 - Fernando Zambrano
94 - Tomislav Dobrilovic
93 - Eric Bonin
92 - Aaron Shepard
91 -  Michael Babbitt

Event #1, Day 2 Cashers (149th-118th - $1,259)

The following players have been eliminated from play, all cashing for $1,259:

149 -Christopher Orme
148 - Malik Curry
147 - Ryan Martin
146 - Daniel Lobel
145 - Tarun Gulati
144 - John Quirk
143 - Joshua Moreau
142 - Jonathan Maclellan
141 - Brian Jersey
140 - Bart Guthrie
139 - Arndre Martin
138 - Michael Guzzardi
137 - Sean Sanker
136 - Jeffrey Targ
135 - Glenn Conticello
134 - Matthew Vacon
133 - Daniel Castoria
132 - David Wyrick
131 - Joshua Gingras
130 - Hee-Joong Im
129 - Robert Perry
128 - Donald Lohr
127 - Giuseppe Ruvolo
126 - Flynn Manalaysay
125 - Eric Hall
124 - Stephen Menard
123 - Jose Lima
122 - Laszlo Madar
121 - Sheldon Goldstein
120 - Rohit Hukmani
119 - Linsford Geddes
118 - Louis Cardillo

John Kinney Eliminated in 78th Place ($1,448)

John Kinney has shoved all in, and has been called by Jeffrey Yancheck.

Kinney: [ad][jc]
Yancheck: [kc][ks]

The flop comes [qs][7s][3d].  The [kd] gives Yancheck a set, and the [5c] comes on the river. 

Jeffrey Yancheck - 300,000
John Kinney - Eliminated

A Double For Mark Alves (Event #1, Day 2)

Mark Alves shoves all in from early position for 95,000.  Action folds to Alfred Kapuscinski in the big blind who calls the all-in bet.

"I just have two overs," Alves says as he tables [kc][jd].  Kapuscinski turns over [8d][8c].

The board runs out [ac][kd][9c][ah][7s], awarding Alves a full double.

Mark Alves - 202,000
Alfred Kapuscinski- 150,000

A "Sick Fold" By Robert Garrett (Event #1, Day 2)

Robert Garrett Contemplating a Call For His Tournament Life

Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 1,000

Dave Stefanski raises to 14,000 in middle position.  Anthony Segarra, calls in middle position, and Stefan Parchev re-raises to 45,000 in the cutoff.  It folds to Robert Garrett in the small blind who thinks for a minute and four-bets to 120,000.  Stefanski and Segarra both fold.

With action back on Parchev, he announces that he is all in, having Garrett covered.  Garrett shrugs his shoulders in disgust and sits back in his chair to think.  After nearly three minutes in the tank, Garrett throws his cards face up into the muck, showing [kd][kc].  Parchev slowly shows [ac][ah].

"Sick fold," a player at the table says to Garrett.

Garrett responds, "Doesn't feel like it after putting 120,000 into the pot."

Stefan Parchev - 610,000
Robert Garrett - 241,000

Event #1, Day 2 Now on Break

The remaining 93 players are now on their first 15 minute break of the day, during which we will have a color-up to remove all of the 500 chips.  Play will resume with 3,000/6,000 blinds and a 1,000 ante. 

Event #1, Day 2 Chip Count Update

Dave Stefanski - 350,000
Eric Siegel - 350,000
Je Wook Oh - 340,000
Bobby Corcione - 247,000
Fred Paradis - 185,000
Raj Patel - 125,000

Event #1, Day 2 - Judith Annis Doubles Up

Blinds: 2,500/5,000
Ante: 500

Judith Annis raises to 16,000 from under the gun.  It folds to Billy Papadopoulos who shoves all in, having Annis covered.  It folds back around to Annis who announces a call.

Annis: [ac][kc]
Papadopoulo: [7s][7d]

The board runs outs [as][ks][9d][6h][6d], awarding Annis a full double up.

Judith Annis -  195,000
Billy Papadopoulos - 25,000

Event #4 ($300 Big Stack) Chris Orme Doubles With Quad Aces

@alecjshuman @FoxwoodsPoker 3rd level board is AKJAT 14 bigs in the pot and he open rips 100 big blinds

— Chris Orme (@TheCJorme) March 15, 2016

@alecjshuman @FoxwoodsPoker he had QT

— Chris Orme (@TheCJorme) March 15, 2016

Donald Lohr Eliminated in 128th Place ($1,259)

Blinds: 2,000/4,000Ante: 500 

Matthew Bretzfield makes it 11,000 in the cutoff.  Action folds to Donald Lohr in the big blind who shoves all in for nearly 40,000.  Bretzfield calls. 

Bretzfield: [3h][3s]
Lohr: [kc][kh]

The flop and turn come [jd][8s][7s][5c], but the [3d] on the river gives Bretzfield a set, and eliminated Lohr from play early in Day 2. 

Day 2 of Event #1 Off to a Quick Start

Just one level into play, we are already down from 149 starting players, to 123 remaining players.  For payout/prize money information please see this link.  We will keep you updated throughout the day as to players remaining, etc.  We are also running a live stream at www.foxwoodslive.com for those wishing to view action in real time. 

Event #4 (#300 NLH BIG STACK) Now Under Way

There are currently 118 entrants and counting in today's Event #4 ($300 NLH Big Stack). Any player wishing to enter/re-enter has until the start of Level 11 to do so.  Players start with 30,000 in chips.  Levels 1-25 are 20 minutes in length, and Levels 26+ are 30 minutes.  Full structure sheet and details can be found here.

Foxwoods Poker Classic - Event #1 - $600 NLH - Flights A, B and C Returning Players for Day 2

Table-Seat	Name	Chip Count
5-5	Sande, L.J.	546,500
12-9	Patel, Bhavin	545,000
12-7	Undisclosed	531,000
15-5	Kurtz, David	518,000
14-2	Pito, Louis	517,000
4-5	Patel, Dilipkumar	490,000
15-7	Corcione, Bobby	458,500
2-1	Himmelbrand, Greg	449,500
10-1	Porbandarwala, Soheb	410,500
11-3	Kuba, Matt	399,000
6-1	Vazquez, Luis	390,500
9-2	Stefanski, David	375,000
7-9	Wasserman, Gil	372,500
13-1	Sciannameo, Carlo	357,500
16-6	Garrett, Rob	345,000
2-2	Shambach, Brandon	338,500
5-7	Raich, Avi	320,000
16-1	Bulbulian, Mark	304,000
14-5	Joslyn, Gregory	295,000
15-2	Zambrano, Fernando	275,500
10-5	Kapuscinski, Alfred	264,000
10-3	Le, Tu	263,500
11-7	Babbitt, Michael	262,500
12-4	Reinhardt, Jon	262,000
13-4	Patel, Raj	261,000
2-9	Dang, William	258,500
1-2	Lohr, Donald	252,500
15-4	Varkonyi, Robert	252,000
6-2	Siegel, Eric	251,000
1-9	Berio, Stefano	247,500
3-1	On, Jack	246,500
15-8	Oh, JeWook	230,000
2-6	Martino, Tony	229,500
2-3	Winter, Brandon	225,500
16-3	Lopez, Henry	224,500
12-8	Parchev, Stefan	221,500
13-5	Small, Neil	217,500
13-6	Guzzardi, Michael	214,500
14-7	Perez, Jeremy	210,000
4-9	Tsiantoulas, Sotirios	209,500
8-1	Lee, Brian	207,000
9-1	Smith, Aaron	204,500
13-3	Tobin, Justin	204,000
13-7	Mahan, Kimberley	203,500
17-1	Walsh, Thomas	201,000
15-9	Lymsuan, Panja	196,500
6-6	Dalgo, Ronald III	193,000
14-3	Huynh, John	192,500
7-8	White, Taylor	192,500
2-7	Messina, Joseph	190,000
13-8	Paradis, Fred	188,000
17-3	Agard, Sherwin	187,500
6-8	Schonbach, Chris	187,500
9-6	Cardillo, Louis	185,000
5-9	Marmol, Welther	183,500
7-6	Carter, Shawn	180,000
1-1	Zisk, Richard	173,000
2-5	Gottlieb, Jon	168,500
9-9	Marotta, Carlo	166,000
6-3	Bonin, Eric	165,000
14-8	Marshall, Tom	164,500
13-2	Aguilera, Nick	161,500
7-5	Holthusen, Ernie	158,000
3-9	Papadopoulos, Billy	157,000
8-4	Cautela, John	154,500
1-6	Ferdinand, Bobby	153,500
11-9	Gingras, Joshua	153,500
3-2	Lima, Jose	150,500
17-8	Panagopoulos, D.	149,000
14-1	McDonough, Mark	148,000
10-6	Grinvalsky, John	144,500
17-6	Pigeon, Jacob	143,500
14-9	McGinnity, Ronald	140,500
11-1	Braunstein, Marc	139,500
7-3	Salkovitz, Frank	138,000
7-1	Tang, Stephanie	133,000
3-8	Ranieri, Steve	131,500
5-3	Smith, Joseph	130,500
9-8	Im, HeeJoong	130,000
5-2	Gordon, Sean	124,500
4-2	Sennon, Peter	123,000
10-9	Hukmani, Rohit	120,000
16-8	Hover, Robert	118,000
17-5	Silberzweig, Matt	117,000
3-3	Goldstein, Sheldon	116,500
8-7	Boyle, Matthew	116,000
6-4	Mezhoud, Hamid	115,000
10-4	Perry, Robert	113,500
4-1	Witkowski, Jesse	112,500
7-2	Shepard, Aaron	110,000
1-4	Allain, Robert	107,500
8-6	Ruvolo, Giuseppe	107,000
17-7	Kinney, John	106,500
12-3	Pasquale, Mike	102,500
16-4	Dobrilovic, Tom	102,000
17-2	Yanchek, Jeffrey	100,500
14-4	Chalifour, Dan	98,000
16-9	Petteruti, Chris	97,000
9-7	Jersey, Brian	94,500
6-9	Costa, Sandy	93,000
8-5	The General	90,500
9-5	Dagata, Fabio	89,000
1-5	Armistead, Tedford	87,500
7-4	Zeiss, Erick	87,000
9-4	Lynch, Kevin	86,500
12-6	Hall, Eric	84,500
11-4	Martin, Ryan	84,500
5-8	Sharon, Jay	82,000
10-7	Alves, Mark	77,000
9-3	Segarra, Anthony	76,500
6-7	Penhall, Kevin	72,000
2-4	Deforca, Joseph	71,500
8-9	Martin, Arndre	71,500
11-6	Tavolacci, Frank	67,500
14-6	Belcastro, Jerome	67,000
10-8	Litwin, Morgan	66,000
15-6	Perry, James	62,000
11-8	Ounthongdy, Jovy	61,000
4-4	Geddes, Linsford	55,500
4-6	Lee, Pey	55,500
16-5	Targ, Jeff	55,000
12-2	Conticello, Glenn	52,500
6-5	Grandieri, David	51,000
8-2	Wyrick, David	51,000
11-5	Sheehan, Michael	49,500
11-2	Ciampa, Michael	48,500
5-4	McDonald, Nick	48,500
1-7	Manalaysay, Flynn	48,000
3-4	Costello, Mark	47,500
5-1	Mariano, Antonio	47,000
4-7	Sanker, Sean	46,500
8-8	Quirk, John	45,500
2-8	Torkildsen, Peter	43,500
12-5	Castoria, Dan	42,000
15-1	Vacon, Matt	40,000
1-8	Bretzfield, Matt	33,000
3-7	Batchelder, Ed	32,000
8-3	Madar, Laszlo	32,000
7-7	Mancini, Franco	32,000
13-9	Curry, Malik	31,000
16-2	Gulati, Tarun	31,000
16-7	Menard, Stephen II	30,000
10-2	Moreau, Josh	30,000
4-8	Lobel, Daniel	26,000
12-1	Crowe, Mike	25,000
3-5	Annis, Judith	24,500
17-9	Maclellan, Jon	23,500
3-6	Guthrie, Bart	18,500
1-3	Orme, Chris	9,000

Schedule For Tues. Mar. 15th Foxwoods Poker Classic

9am:
$60 No Limit Hold Em

12pm:
Event #1C, $600 No Limit Hold Em w/Re-Entries DAY 2

12pm:
Event #4, $300 BIG STACK
$25,000 Guaranteed
($260 Buy-in / $40 Entry Fee)
With Re-Entries
Players start with 30,000 in non-value tournament chips
Levels 1-25: 20 minutes
Levels 26+: 30 minutes
Registration open until the start of level 11
Full structure is available here.

3pm:
$200 Mega Super Satellite  (Win a $1,650 Voucher)
2 Seats Guarateed

6pm:
$120 No Limit Hold Em
$10,000 Guaranteed

8:30pm:
$100 No Limit Hold Em Bounty

A full schedule for this Mega Stack Series is available here.

Story of the Night, Bubble Breaks, Chris Orme Makes It Through

A Crowd Gathers to Watch Chris Orme's All-In

Blinds:  2,500/5,000
Ante: 500

Chris Orme may just be the very definition of patience.  Earlier tonight he was all in for five big blinds and quadrupled up.  This hand, on the stone cold money bubble, he found himself down to less than a single big blind and was forced to go all in for 1,500 in the big blind.  Nearly all of the remaining 69 players gathered around the feature table to watch the hand play out.

A player in middle position limped in for 5,000, the crowd boo'ed.  The hijack also limped, and the crowd boo'ed a little louder.  The cutoff and big blind also called.

All four players checked the [6d][4c][2s] flop.  When the turn came the [8h], it checked to the player in the hijack who made it 15,000.  Only the small blind called.

Both players checked the [ks] river.

The small blind turned over [6h][7c] for a pair of sixes.  The hijack showed [8d][10d] for a pair of eights.  The crowd hushed as Orme looked down at his cards and peeled them over one by one.  The first card, the [8c].  "Ooooo...I have outs," Orme says as he rubs his palms together.  As he flips over the [ac], the crowd goes wild.  He is awarded a full double. And the player in middle position that folded the turn told Orme he folded a king, and would have knocked him out on the river.

@TheCJorme @FoxwoodsPoker let's gooooo!! All in against 5 to survive with one big on the bubble. Haha so sick.

— Joshua Gingras (@sejunkiexxx) March 15, 2016

The very next hand, a player at another table shoved all in under the gun for 30,000.  With a 300,000 stack, the small blind called without even looking at his cards.  The original raiser showed [ac][qc] against the blind's [8s][7s].  The board ran out [8d][7d][4c][jh][10d], eliminating the player on the bubble.

Chris Orme makes it through to Day 2 (and is guaranteed at least a $1,259 min cash) with a total of 9,000 in chips.

The Bubble Officially Breaks At Neighboring Table

 

Tony Martino Doubles On the Bubble

Tony Martino

Level: 18
Blinds: 2,500/5,000
Ante: 500

Tony Martino makes it 30,000 in middle position.  The player in the cutoff shoves all in, having Martino covered.  Realizing that there is a player at a neighboring table with only 2.5 big blinds, Martino goes into the tank, and after nearly three minutes of thinking, throws in a chip to call.

Martino:  [kh][kd]
Cutoff:  [ah][qh]

The board runs out [7s][4c][2h][6d][4h], and Martino is awarded a full double.

Tony Martino - 250,000