Event #2 ($580 NLH Re-Entry) - Dominick Pelli Eliminated in 9th Place ($11,826)

Dominick Pelli - 9th Place - $11,826

Level:  29
Blinds:  30,000/60,000
Ante: 10,000
Entries: 1,035
Players Remaining: 8
Average Stack: 2,025,000
Feature Table Live Stream Link: https://www.twitch.tv/foxwoodspoker
Prizepool Information:  http://bit.ly/2weO5GZ  
WSOP.com Site Updates:  http://bit.ly/2vPT5R6 
Link to Results:  http://bit.ly/2vQ5c0s 

Dominick Pelli shoves all in from the cutoff. The button folds, and Daniel Podhesier re-shoves over the top. The big blind folds, and the players table their hands.

Pelli: Q♣Q♠
Podheiser: K♥Q♥

The flop comes K♣10♥2♦, giving Podheiser the lead when he makes a pair of kings. The turn is the 4♥, giving Podheiser additional flush outs.

Unfortunately for Pelli, the 8♣ river does not help him, and he is eliminated from play in 9th place.

Daniel Podheiser - 2,600,000 (43 bb)
Dominick Pelli - Eliminated in 9th place, for $11,826

Event #2 ($580 NLH Re-Entry) Unofficial Final Table of Ten, Jean-Philip Maltais Leads

Jean-Philiip Maltais - Chipleader of Final Table

Level:  27
Blinds:  20,000/40,000
Ante: 5,000
Entries: 1,035
Current Players Remaining: 10
Average Stack: 1,620,000
Feature Table Live Stream Link: https://www.twitch.tv/foxwoodspoker
Prizepool Information:  http://bit.ly/2weO5GZ  
WSOP.com Site Updates:  http://bit.ly/2vPT5R6 
Link to Results:  http://bit.ly/2vQ5c0s 

Event #2, the $580 No-Limit Hold'em Re-Entry event has reached the final table of ten, and the players have redrawn for their new seats at the unofficial final table. Players are currently in the middle of level 27, with 20,000/40,000 blinds, and a 5,000 ante.

Jean-Philip Malrais is the chipleader of the final ten, with 4,195,000. All players are guaranteed at least $9,531, but all have their eye on the $119,141 top prize. 

Here is a look at the final ten players:


Seat 1: Frank Williams - 455,000
Seat 2: Jean-Philip Maltais - 4,195,000
Seat 3: Michael Azzaro - 1,400,000
Seat 4: Vittorio Faricelli - 1,900,000
Seat 5: Dominick Pelli - 475,000
Seat 6: Panja Lymsuan - 2,835,000
Seat 7: Daniel Podheiser - 2,715,000
Seat 8: Sherwin Agard - 405,000
Seat 9: Ryan Young - 530,000
Seat 10: Thomas Penikas - 1,215,000

Event #2 ($580 NLH Re-Entry) - Panja Lymsuan Scores Double Knockout

Level:  27
Blinds:  20,000/40,000
Ante: 5,000
Entries: 1,035
Current Players Remaining: 18
Average Stack: 900,000
Feature Table Live Stream Link: https://www.twitch.tv/foxwoodspoker
Prizepool Information:  http://bit.ly/2weO5GZ  
WSOP.com Site Updates:  http://bit.ly/2vPT5R6 
Link to Results:  http://bit.ly/2vQ5c0s 

Ralph Macri shoves all in from middle position, Panja Lymsuan re-shoves over the top in the lo-jack, and Mark Checkwicz shoves for his ten bigs in the cutoff.

Macri: J♠J♥
Lymsuan: K♥K♠
Checkwicz: A♥A♠

The flop comes K♦Q♥3♣, giving Lymsuan the lead with his set of kings.  Unfortunately for Macris and Checkwicz, the 9♦ turn, and 2♠ river do not improve their hands, and they are both eliminated from play.

Panja Lysuan - 2,725,000 (68 bb)
Ralph Macri - Eliminated in 13th place, for $9,531
Mark Checkwicz - Eliminated in 14th place, for $9,531

Event #4 ($580 NLH Six Max) - In the Money

Level:  16
Blinds:  1,500/3,000
Ante: 500
Entries: 179
Current Players Remaining: 17
Avg. Stack: 126,352
Prizepool Information:  http://bit.ly/2wmjaIX
WSOP.com Site Updates:  http://bit.ly/2v4TKLy

The money bubble just burst, and the remaining players are all in the money and guaranteed at least $1,009.  A few of the notables still in the field include:

Jason Gooch - 230,000
Caleb Clarke - 220,000
Solomon Yi - 100,000
Brendan Wiley - 70,000

Event #2 ($580 NLH Re-Entry) - Final Two Tables (with Chip Counts)

Level:  25
Blinds:  12,000/24,000
Ante: 4,000
Entries: 1,035
Current Players Remaining: 18
Average Stack: 900,000
Feature Table Live Stream Link: https://www.twitch.tv/foxwoodspoker
Prizepool Information:  http://bit.ly/2weO5GZ  
WSOP.com Site Updates:  http://bit.ly/2vPT5R6 
Link to Results:  http://bit.ly/2vQ5c0s 

Table #1:
Seat 1 -  Ryan Young - 301,000
Seat 2 - Vittorio Faricelli - 605,000
Seat 3 - Jean-Philip Maltais - 2,270,000
Seat 4 - Michael Campagnone - 785,000
Seat 5 - Michael Azzaro - 1,300,000
Seat 6 - Dom Pelli - 400,000
Seat 7 - Natale Kuey - 1,050,000
Seat 8 - Ronnie Bardah - 1,350,000
Seat 9 - Zach Donovan - 410,000

Table #2:
Seat 1 -  Thomas Penikas - 675,000
Seat 2 - Frank Williams III - 860,000
Seat 3 - Paul North - 330,000
Seat 4 - Alex Santiago - 830,000
Seat 5 - Daniel Podheiser - 1,600,000
Seat 6 - Ralph Macri - 680,000
Seat 7 - Sherwin Agard - 780,000
Seat 8 - Panja Lymsuan - 700,000
Seat 9 - Mark Checkqicz - 1,135,000

Event #2 ($580 NLH Re-Entry) - Gerald Lemke Jr. Eliminated in 22nd Place ($4,495)

Level:  25
Blinds:  12,000/24,000
Ante: 4,000
Entries: 1,035
Current Players Remaining: 21
Average Stack: 771,428
Feature Table Live Stream Link: https://www.twitch.tv/foxwoodspoker
Prizepool Information:  http://bit.ly/2weO5GZ  
WSOP.com Site Updates:  http://bit.ly/2vPT5R6 
Link to Results:  http://bit.ly/2vQ5c0s 

Alex Santiago raises to 48,000 in middle position, and Mark Checkwicz calls on the button. Jean-Philip Malrais raises to 185,000 in the small blind, and Gerald Lemke Jr. shoves all in from the big blind for less (100,000). Santiago, the original raiser folds, and Checkwicz calls.

The flop comes Q♠8♣4♥ .  Malrais pauses for a few seconds before placing a bet of 250,000, and Checkwicz folds.

Lemke: A♣10♠ (ace high)
Malrais: A♦Q♥  (pair of queens)

The 9♦ turn and 4♠ river are of no help to Lemke, and he is eliminated in 22nd place.

Jean-Philip Malrais - 2,100,000 (87 bb)
Gerald Lemke Jr. - Eliminated in 22nd, for $4,495

Maltais calls 

Event #4 ($580 NLH Six Max) - Update - Jason Gooch Leads

Jason Gooch - pictured here in event #3

Level:  12
Blinds:  600/1,200
Ante: 200
Entries: 179
Current Players Remaining: 48
Avg. Stack: 44,750
Prizepool Information:  http://bit.ly/2wmjaIX
WSOP.com Site Updates:  http://bit.ly/2v4TKLy

There are currently 38 players remaining in the six max tournament, and 18 of them will make the money.

World Series of Poker regular Jason Gooch is fresh off a final table appearance in last night's Event #3 ($365 NLH Turbo).  Gooch finished yesterday's event in 5th place ($3,162), and is back at it today, making another deep run in the six max event.

Here is a look at a few of the notables still remaining in the field:

Jason Gooch - 126,000 (105 bb)
Caleb Carke - 105,000 (87 bb)
Patricia Herron - 102,000 (85 bb)
Solomon Yi - 40,000 (33 bb)
James Campbell - 35,000 (29 bb)
Chris Leong - 31,000 (25 bb)
Lenny Cortellino - 20,000 (16 bb)
Andrew Heckman - 18,000 (15 bb)
Bill Sotiropoulous - 15,000 (12.5 bb)
Brendan Wiley - 15,000 (12.5 bb)

Busted 64th in event 2 @FoxwoodsPoker and hopped in this 580 6 max. 90k at dinner break. Come back to 8/1600/200. 36 left 18 get paid.#wsopc

— chris renaudette (@chrisr2001) August 20, 2017

Event #4 ($580 Six Max) Registration Closes with 179 Entries

Players are just returning from their break. Level 9 is underway and that means that registration is now closed for the $580 no-limit hold'em six-max event. The fourth event of the series saw a total of 179 entries, and surpassed the $50,000 guaranteed prizepool.

The 179 entries generated a prizepool of $89,500. The top 18 players will finish in the money, all guaranteed at least $1,109, and the winner will take home $25,060, the gold Circuit ring, and 50 Casino Champion points. 


Here is a look at the complete payouts for this event:

Place:	Payout:
1	$25,060.00
2	$15,484.00
3	$11,125.00
4	$7,992.00
5	$5,746.00
6	$4,141.00
7-8	$2,971.00
9-10	$2,139.00
11-12	$1,539.00
13-18	$1,109.00

More information can also be found on WSOP.com by clicking THIS LINK.

Event #2 ($580 NLH Re-Entry) - A Round of Chip Counts

Level:  22
Blinds:  6,000/12,000
Ante: 2,000
Entries: 1,035
Current Players Remaining: 48
Avg. Stack: 337,500
Feature Table Live Stream Link: https://www.twitch.tv/foxwoodspoker
Prizepool Information:  http://bit.ly/2weO5GZ  
WSOP.com Site Updates:  http://bit.ly/2vPT5R6  

Here is a look at a few of the notables still in the field:

Sherwin Agard - 1,200,000
Ronnie Bardah - 860,000
Daniel Podheiser - 740,000
Zach Donovan - 510,000
Paul North - 450,000
Ralph Macri - 400,000
Dominick Pelli - 400,000
Gerard Lemke Jr. - 370,000
Fred Paradis - 360,000
Vittorio Faricelli - 320,000
Ryan Chua - 210,000
Michael Azzaro - 180,000
Randy Spain - 180,000
Michael Nye - 120,000
Andrew Kloc - 105,000

Event #2 ($580 NLH Re-Entry) - Baseem Nsier Sends One Home, and Triples

Level:  22
Blinds:  6,000/12,000
Ante: 2,000
Entries: 1,035
Current Players Remaining: 48
Avg. Stack: 337,500
Feature Table Live Stream Link: https://www.twitch.tv/foxwoodspoker
Prizepool Information:  http://bit.ly/2weO5GZ  
WSOP.com Site Updates:  http://bit.ly/2vPT5R6  

According to the table, Baseem Nsier just tripled up, and sent an opponent home.  A player under the gun had min raised, Nsier shoved all in on the button, the big blind tank-called (having both players covered) with ace-queen, and the player under the gun called with pocket fives.

Nsier flopped an eight, and held, eliminating the player under the gun, and doubling through the big blind.

Baseem Nsier - 400,000

Event #2 ($580 NLH Re-Entry) - Photos

Level:  21
Blinds:  5,000/10,000
Ante: 1,000
Entries: 1,035
Current Players Remaining: 60
Avg. Stack: 270,000
Feature Table Live Stream Link: https://www.twitch.tv/foxwoodspoker
Prizepool Information:  http://bit.ly/2weO5GZ  
WSOP.com Site Updates:  http://bit.ly/2vPT5R6  

Andrew Kloc

Daniel Podheiser

JeWook Oh

John Caputo

Fred Paradis

Michael Azzaro

Michael Guzzardi

Michael Nye

Roland Israelashvili

Ryan Chua

Samuel Taylor

Sherwin Agard

Solomon Yi

Zach Donovan

Event #2 ($580 NLH Re-Entry) - Sherwin Agard Sends Two Home KK vs AA vs QQ

Sherwin Agard

Level:  19
Blinds:  3,000/6,000
Ante: 1,000
Entries: 1,035
Current Players Remaining: 107
Avg. Stack: 151,401
Feature Table Live Stream Link: https://www.twitch.tv/foxwoodspoker
Prizepool Information:  http://bit.ly/2weO5GZ  
WSOP.com Site Updates:  http://bit.ly/2vPT5R6  

The player under the gun limps in. It folds to Isaac Owusu on the button who shoves all in, and Sherwin Agard re-shoves for more in the big blind. The player under the gun snap-calls, and the players table their hands:

Agard: K♣K♠
Owusu: Q♣Q♥
Under the Gun: A♦A♣

The flop comes J♥8♥6♠ leaving the pair of aces in the lead, but the K♥ on the turn gives Agard a set of kings to take the lead.

The 4♦ on the river does not change the hand, and after a close count of chips, it's determined that Agard has both players covered, and they are both eliminated from play.

Sherwin Agard - 470,000 (78 bb)

Event #2 ($580 NLH Re-Entry) - Link to Follow Results

Level:  19
Blinds:  3,000/6,000
Ante: 1,000
Entries: 1,035
Current Players Remaining: 107
Avg. Stack: 151,401
Feature Table Live Stream Link: https://www.twitch.tv/foxwoodspoker
Prizepool Information:  http://bit.ly/2weO5GZ  
WSOP.com Site Updates:  http://bit.ly/2vPT5R6  

All results for Event #2 are being updated as they come in, and can be found on WSOP.com at the following direct link:  http://www.wsop.com/tournaments/results.asp?grid=1361&tid=15892

Event #2 ($580 NLH Re-Entry) In the Money

Level:  18
Blinds:  2,500/5,000
Ante: 500
Entries: 1,035
Current Players Remaining: 133
Avg. Stack: 940,000
Feature Table Live Stream Link: https://www.twitch.tv/foxwoodspoker
Prizepool Information:  http://bit.ly/2weO5GZ  
WSOP.com Site Updates:  http://bit.ly/2vPT5R6  

The money bubble has officially burst, leaving all of the remaining 135 players in the money, and guaranteed at least $1,005.

A few of the players that unfortunately did not make it into the money included: Matthew 'Bucky' Wantman, Kevin Sniffin, Andrew Weinstock, Aaron Davis, Matthew Sidari, Scott Downer, David Chaves, Alison McMahon, Caleb Clarke, Johanssy Joseph, John Ray, Chris Hancock, and Michael Knuts.

Event #4 ($580 No-Limit Hold'em Six-Max) Kicks Off at 12 PM

The fourth event of the series and the only short-handed event gets underway on Sunday afternoon. The $580 no-limit hold'em six-max event gets underway at 12 p.m. and here are the details:

• Players start with 12,000 in tournament chips
• Blinds start at 25/50
• Day 1 is scheduled for 21 levels before players bag up for the day  (Levels 1-18 are 30 minutes in length, and Levels 19-21 are 45 minutes in length.)
• There will be a 15-minute break after levels 4, 8, 15 and 18
• There will be a 60-minute dinner break after level 12
• Players are are allowed one re-entry while registration is open
• Late registration and re-entry is open until the start of level 9 (~4:30 p.m.)
• There is a $50,000 guaranteed prizepool for the event
• The survivors of Day 1 will return on Monday August 21st at 1 p.m. to play down to a winner

Schedule For Sun. August 20th - Foxwoods WSOP Series

12 PM - Event #4:  $580 No-Limit Hold'em Six Max  **$50,000 Guaranteed

• Players start with 12,000 in tournament chips.
• Blinds start at 25/50
• Day one is scheduled to play 21 levels. (Levels 1-18 are 30 minutes in length, Levels 19+ are 45 minutes in length
• Late registration is open until the start of level 9 (~4:30 p.m.)
• Players are allowed one re-entry while registration is open
• There are 15 minute breaks after levels 4, 8, 15, and 18
• There is a 60-minute dinner break after level 12
• There is a $50,000 guaranteed prizepool for this event
• Day 2 play will resume at 1 p.m. on Monday August 21st 
• Structure sheet can be found by clicking THIS LINK

12 PM - Event #2:  $580 No-Limit Hold'em Multi-Flight Re-Entry  **DAY 2**

• For a list of all players advancing to day 2, please see THIS LINK 

3 PM - $250 Mega Super Satellite - Win a $1,675 voucher  2 Seats Guaranteed

6 PM - $120 No-Limit Hold'em

8:30 PM - $100 No-Limit Hold'em Bounty Tournament

A full schedule of all August 2017 Foxwoods WSOP events can be found HERE.
A full schedule of all Foxwoods Poker Tournaments, including daily tourneys can be found HERE.

Event #2 ($580 NLH Re-Entry) Day 2 Seat Assignments

Table/Seat:	Player:	Chip Count:
1-1	Parrott, James	104,000
1-2	Singer, David	42,000
1-3	Thom, Michael	145,000
1-4	Kopjanski, Michael	53,000
1-5	Spector, Glenn	21,000
1-6	Wu, Shuhua	128,000
1-7	Nangle, Chris	106,000
1-8	Lavoie, Brandon	145,500
1-9	Kim, Lowell	51,500
2-1	Sniffin, Kevin	132,000
2-2	Cutroni, Dan	76,500
2-3	Renaudette, Chris	121,500
2-4	Podheiser, Daniel	133,000
2-5	Clarke, Brian	125,000
2-6	Huang, Zhang	56,000
2-7	Nye, Michael	91,500
2-8	McGrath, Michael	35,000
2-9	Kieras, Bob	56,500
3-1	Zavala, Edward	32,500
3-2	Romanow, Jason	35,500
3-3	Owusu, Isaac	52,500
3-4	Ricciuti, Bob	36,500
3-5	Williams, Christopher	29,500
3-6	Brunell, Stephen	91,500
3-7	Wilson, Bryan	145,500
3-8	Xie, Ruoyi	51,500
3-9	OPEN SEAT	n/a
4-1	Brauer, Paul	79,500
4-2	Graham, Luke	84,500
4-3	Williams, Frank III	96,500
4-4	OPEN SEAT	n/a
4-5	Richards, Anthony	64,500
4-6	Marshall, Kareem	37,500
4-7	DeVoe, Robert	47,000
4-8	Curry, Malik	120,000
4-9	Goldfarb, Max	31,500
5-1	Yiovanakos, John	114,500
5-2	Sousa, Ricardo	91,500
5-3	Weinstock, Andrew	25,000
5-4	O'Brien, Warren	74,500
5-5	Moreau, Josh	$90,500
5-6	OPEN SEAT	n/a
5-7	Ly, Hai	46,500
5-8	Perry, Mark	61,000
5-9	Hernandez, Joel	37,000
6-1	North, Paul	165,500
6-2	Doza, Fleaszer	55,000
6-3	Cioffi, Paul	115,500
6-4	Paradis, Fred	183,500
6-5	Rawlinson, Kenneth	56,000
6-6	Cubillos, Harold	30,500
6-7	DeCrescenzo, Robert	45,500
6-8	Lightford, Kenneth	40,000
6-9	Ross, Robert	78,500
7-1	Szafarowicz, Mark	147,500
7-2	Perry, Derrick	33,500
7-3	Young, Ryan	67,500
7-4	Geddes, Linsford	72,000
7-5	Ramon, Humberto	49,000
7-6	Johnson, Daryl	121,000
7-7	Pirraglia, Timothy	73,000
7-8	Sotiropoulous, William	212,500
7-9	Goode, Kelvin	48,000
8-1	Zobian, Aram	125,000
8-2	Rafferty, Jim	32,000
8-3	Davis, Aaron	47,000
8-4	Al-Khatib, Khaled	61,500
8-5	Loranger, Tyler	49,000
8-6	Caputo, John	115,500
8-7	Beaudoin, Dale	180,300
8-8	Sidari, Mathew	56,000
8-9	Frey, Kenneth	155,500
9-1	Martel, Michael	43,000
9-2	Deckel, Gary	100,000
9-3	Marzumdar, Neel	78,500
9-4	Champlin, Spencer	97,500
9-5	Rines, Kevin	37,500
9-6	Balidemaj, Veton	53,200
9-7	Kloc, Andrew	270,000
9-8	Israelashvili, Roland	109,500
9-9	Kannon, Rod	147,500
10-1	Santiago, Alex	49,000
10-2	Mezhoud, Hamid	97,000
10-3	Eiermann, Darren	54,000
10-4	Cuenca, David	146,000
10-5	Afdasta, Milad	26,500
10-6	Azzaro, Michael	289,000
10-7	Montecalvo, Alessandro	45,500
10-8	Miller, Robert	121,500
10-9	Pryce, Thomas	62,000
11-1	Downer, Scott	32,500
11-2	Driscoll, Ted	47,500
11-3	Vitone, Anthony	170,500
11-4	Oh, Jewook	216,000
11-5	Soedomo, Al	27,500
11-6	Sass, John	32,000
11-7	Zajaczkowski, Janusz	17,000
11-8	Gunas, David	83,500
11-9	Chaves, David	22,500
12-1	Granata, Sam	54,000
12-2	Solitro, Matt	109,000
12-3	Penikas, Thomas	114,000
12-4	Racz, Carl	18,000
12-5	Maltais, Jean-Philip	156,000
12-6	Steiner, Joshua	61,500
12-7	Currie, Paul	67,000
12-8	Matos, Joe	84,000
12-9	Cervone, Pike	23,000
13-1	Thielman, Nicolaas	67,000
13-2	Checkwicz, Mark	77,000
13-3	McMahon, Alison	17,500
13-4	Piscitelli, Vincent	98,500
13-5	Cobb, Charles	174,000
13-6	Flanagan, Todd	100,500
13-7	Birmingham, Ron	37,000
13-8	Morgovsky, Alexander	261,500
13-9	Pipes, Casey	41,500
14-1	Clarke, Caleb	68,500
14-2	Chividian, Joseph	171,000
14-3	Tripodi, Jared	124,500
14-4	Thai, Sang	91,500
14-5	Demers, Serge	23,000
14-6	Joseph, Johanssy	247,500
14-7	Smith, Guy	32,500
14-8	Macri, Ralph	266,000
14-9	Agard, Sherwin	88,000
15-1	Yi, Solomon	111,500
15-2	Estevam, Marco	71,500
15-3	Lemke, Gerald Jr.	101,500
15-4	Amarapu, Vasu	29,500
15-5	Taylor, Samuel	76,500
15-6	Krach, Adam	30,500
15-7	OPEN SEAT	n/a
15-8	Haddad, Firas	115,500
15-9	Campagnone, Michael	92,500
16-1	Roy, John	29,500
16-2	McCard, Jonathan	35,000
16-3	Hukmani, Rohit	132,500
16-4	Scott, Rich	93,000
16-5	OPEN SEAT	n/a
16-6	Merron, Kyle	50,000
16-7	Forca, Michael	85,000
16-8	Bardah, Ronnie	131,500
16-9	Schumacher, Mark	62,000
17-1	Dennehy, John	87,000
17-2	Zacharias, Michael	144,500
17-3	Kosko, Joseph	31,000
17-4	Saltzman, Alex	44,500
17-5	Lobel, Daniel	24,500
17-6	Vasiliadis, Apostolos	83,500
17-7	Mitrokostas, Spiro	67,500
17-8	Whelen, Dennis	101,500
17-9	Tokatlyan, Mike	162,500
18-1	Lymsuan, Panja	36,000
18-2	OPEN SEAT	n/a
18-3	Pham, Tony	130,000
18-4	Ferri, Anthony	52,000
18-5	Sousa, Saul	75,000
18-6	Findlay, Alex	45,000
18-7	Harris, Anthony	71,500
18-8	Godin, Dorian	175,000
18-9	Casparriello, Michael	66,500
19-1	OPEN SEAT	n/a
19-2	Koosel, Eric	26,000
19-3	Caouette, Nicholas	$16,500
19-4	Giliberto, Paul	45,000
19-5	Brennan, Mark	52,000
19-6	Mostafa, Ryan	137,600
19-7	Magner, James	132,000
19-8	Lebedz, Scott	63,000
19-9	Hancock, Chris	37,000
20-1	Polcari, Tim	64,500
20-2	Loriggio, Giuseppe	81,500
20-3	OPEN SEAT	n/a
20-4	Wundeler, Glen	99,000
20-5	Guzzardi, Michael	116,500
20-6	Blythe, Eric	39,000
20-7	Donovan, Zach	344,500
20-8	Mical, William	115,000
20-9	Knuts, Michael	29,000
21-1	Spain, Randy	125,000
21-2	Nsier, Baseem	98,000
21-3	McGaffigan, Kevin	52,000
21-4	Wantman, Mathew	25,000
21-5	Penhall, Kevin	21,000
21-6	Haughey, Brian	19,000
21-7	Chua, Ryan	131,000
21-8	MacDonald, Corey	100,500
21-9	Lu, Siyuan	30,500
22-1	Noonan, Brad	134,000
22-2	Kraemer, Mackenzie	80,000
22-3	Legendre, Rodney	99,500
22-4	Monroig, Mike	63,000
22-5	Schwartz, Zachary	86,000
22-6	Kuey, Natale	174,000
22-7	Arcand, Albert	110,500
22-8	Faricelli, Vittorio	126,500
22-9	Pelli, Dom	51,000

Seating assignments, along with other reports, can also be found on WSOP.com.

Event #3 ($365 NLH Turbo) - Quintin Tyson Wins First Circuit Ring and $16,575

Quintin Tyson has defeated Eric York heads up to take home his first World Series of Poker Circuit ring, and $16,575.  


Quintin Tyson - Event #3 Winner - $16,575
Quinton Tyson just won his first World Series of Poker Circuit ring, and $16,575, in Event #3, the $365 No-Limit Hold'em Turbo event at Foxwoods Casino. Tyson bested a field of 221 entries over the course of the one-day tournament. He started playing at 4 p.m. Saturday afternoon, and just about 12 hours later, he is now the proud owner of his own gold Circuit ring.

Tyson is a busy Assistant Manager of a day program at the Kennedy Center, working with high functioning special needs adults. He works a 9-5 schedule Monday through Friday, but said that he has been trying to put more time and effort into his poker playing. Today's win is his biggest tournament cash to date, and he is ecstatic to have won a ring as well.

"I have been trying so hard to get some type of poker hardware, this feels great," Tyson said.

Tyson recently took a trip to Texas to help his sister move, and while down there, he took second in a smaller poker tournament. He returned from his trip just yesterday, and said that he specifically came back in time to play Event #3. 

"I circled this one on my calendar. Because of my work schedule, I knew that this was one I could get into, since it was a one-day event. I came back on Friday from Texas purposely so I could get here for this event." Tyson said with a smile.

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