Saturday, May 17, 2014
Big Stax 1500 (Day 1B): Final Break
Players are going on their final break of the day, and when they return to action the blinds will be 2,000/4,000/400 (308 total entries). The tournament floor will be coloring off the (100) denomination chips, and updated chip counts will be posted afterwards.
Big Stax 1500 (Day 1B): Big Stacks
Level 15 (Blinds 1,500/3,000/400)
Total Entries: 308
Going into the final break, here are the big stacks:
David Johnston - 440,000
Staffan Lind - 390,000
Matt Itkin - 370,000
Chris Boyadjian - 343,000
Total Entries: 308
Going into the final break, here are the big stacks:
David Johnston - 440,000
Staffan Lind - 390,000
Matt Itkin - 370,000
Chris Boyadjian - 343,000
Big Stax 1500 (Day 1B): Level Up/Gone Bust
Level 14 is about to begin, with the blinds going up to 1,500/3,000/400 (307 total entries). Players have two more levels in the night before bagging for Day 2. The following players have busted (without re-entering):
Alex Queen
Jennifer So
Jonas Wexler
Renata Colache
Tyng Low
Alex Queen
Jennifer So
Jonas Wexler
Renata Colache
Tyng Low
Big Stax 1500 (Day 1B): Numbers Update
Level 13 (Blinds 1,200/2,400/300)
Total Entries: 305
Here is a quick numbers update related to Day 1B:
Day 1B Entries: 214
Day 1B Active Players Remaining: 75
Day 1B Chip Average: 143,000
Day 1B Chip Leader: Chris Boyadjian (Queens, NY) 365,000
Total Entries: 305
Here is a quick numbers update related to Day 1B:
Day 1B Entries: 214
Day 1B Active Players Remaining: 75
Day 1B Chip Average: 143,000
Day 1B Chip Leader: Chris Boyadjian (Queens, NY) 365,000
Big Stax 1500 (Day 1B): Level Up, Players Out
Level 13 has just started, with the blinds going up to 1,200/2,400/300 (305 total entries). The bustouts have been coming in the past hour, with notables to leave including:
Sean Wallace
Maggie Morris
David Kim
Mike Shasho
Sean Wallace
Maggie Morris
David Kim
Mike Shasho
Big Stax 1500 (Day 1B): Updated Chip Counts
Level 12 (Blinds 1,000/2,000/300)
Total Entries: 304
Here are updated counts from the floor:
Daniel Fischer - 395,000
David Johnston - 270,000
Barry Leventhal - 220,000
Greg Himmelbrand - 215,000
Kyle Bowker - 205,000
Joe Wertz - 190,000
Joel Gola - 170,000
Justin Liberto - 160,000
Dan Wach - 130,000
Total Entries: 304
Here are updated counts from the floor:
Daniel Fischer - 395,000
David Johnston - 270,000
Barry Leventhal - 220,000
Greg Himmelbrand - 215,000
Kyle Bowker - 205,000
Joe Wertz - 190,000
Joel Gola - 170,000
Justin Liberto - 160,000
Dan Wach - 130,000
Big Stax 1500 (Day 1B): Break Time
Players are going on another (15) minute break, and when they return the blinds will be going up to 1,000/2,000/300 (304 total entries). There are less than 100 active players in the tournament room, as all of the outer tables have broke (and additional broken table in tournament area).
Big Stax 1500 (Day 1B): The 200K Club
Level 11 (Blinds 800/1,600/200)
Total Entries: 304
The following players are the only ones at the moment over 200,000:
Matthew Zambanini - 270,000
Mike Handwerker - 235,000
Joel Gola - 230,000
Bobby Oboodi - 220,000
John Botticello - 210,000
Barry Leventhal - 205,000
Ryan Eriquezzo - 205,000
Total Entries: 304
The following players are the only ones at the moment over 200,000:
Matthew Zambanini - 270,000
Mike Handwerker - 235,000
Joel Gola - 230,000
Bobby Oboodi - 220,000
John Botticello - 210,000
Barry Leventhal - 205,000
Ryan Eriquezzo - 205,000
Big Stax 1500 (Day 1B): Not Going Quitely
Level 11 is about to begin, with the blinds going up to 800/1,600/200 (301 total entries). Igor Burokhov already has one chip lead bonus in his pocket, and he's building a stack quickly (and surely not quietly). He was involved in two big hands with Mike Melkersen, just now getting it in with a combo draw against Mike's A J on a 4 8 K A board. Igor spiked a river five to make a straight and chip up over 200,000, while busting Melkersen.
Big Stax 1500 (Day 1B): Payne Making Noise
Level 10 (Blinds 600/1,200/200)
Total Entries: 300
Antonio Payne (Hazlet, NJ) is looking to climb up the leaderboard in a stealth fashion, but the cat is out of the bag after his Twitter post:
Total Entries: 300
Antonio Payne (Hazlet, NJ) is looking to climb up the leaderboard in a stealth fashion, but the cat is out of the bag after his Twitter post:
@parxpokerroom Main Event now we are after level 9 got 94.4k I got levels mixed up before. Shhhhhhhh We coming!
— Antonio Payne (@Anthony_1Payne) May 17, 2014
Big Stax 1500 (Day 1B): Chip Lead Bonus Reminder
Level 10 (Blinds 600/1,200/200)
Total Entries: 297
The $5,000 bonus at stake today for bagging the chip lead is on everyone's mind, so here is a look back at those who took the bonuses earlier in the series:
Big Stax 300 ($1,000 Bonus):
Day 1A: Val Zekser
Day 1B: Igor Skochilo
Day 1C: Staffan Lind
Big Stax 500 ($1,500 Bonus):
Day 1A: Justin Liberto
Day 1B: Kevin Grabel
Day 1C: Igor Burokhov
Big Stax 1500 ($5,000 Bonus):
Day 1A: Mike Cologna (694,000)
Total Entries: 297
The $5,000 bonus at stake today for bagging the chip lead is on everyone's mind, so here is a look back at those who took the bonuses earlier in the series:
Big Stax 300 ($1,000 Bonus):
Day 1A: Val Zekser
Day 1B: Igor Skochilo
Day 1C: Staffan Lind
Big Stax 500 ($1,500 Bonus):
Day 1A: Justin Liberto
Day 1B: Kevin Grabel
Day 1C: Igor Burokhov
Big Stax 1500 ($5,000 Bonus):
Day 1A: Mike Cologna (694,000)
Big Stax 1500 (Day 1B): Blinds Going Up
Level 10 is about to begin, with the blinds going up to 600/1,200/200 (295 total entries). There have been over 200 entries today alone, and they continue coming in. Jeff Gross is here on his first bullet, while Joe Black (who chopped Big Stax 500) is firing once more.
Big Stax 1500 (Day 1B): Morris Climbing
Level 9 (Blinds 500/1,000/100)
Total Entries: 292
Maggie Morris, winner of the Big Stax V (500 Event), is trending up and now has 140,000. Here are some other updated counts from the field:
Ryan Eriquezzo - 250,000
Benny Bianco - 165,000
Kevin Truong - 160,000
Robert McLaughlin - 155,000
Joel Gola - 125,000
Total Entries: 292
Maggie Morris, winner of the Big Stax V (500 Event), is trending up and now has 140,000. Here are some other updated counts from the field:
Ryan Eriquezzo - 250,000
Benny Bianco - 165,000
Kevin Truong - 160,000
Robert McLaughlin - 155,000
Joel Gola - 125,000
Big Stax 1500 (Day 1B): Eriquezzo Working Again
Level 9 (Blinds 500/1,000/100)
Total Entries: 287
Ryan Eriquezzo (Danbury, CT) is back at it again, running up his stack (which was at 16,000) to 245,000 before dinner break. For those who don't remember, Ryan bought in the morning of Day 2 for the Big Stax 300 with six big blinds. He ended up going into Day 2 with over 1,000,000, and finished the tournament in 17th place.
Total Entries: 287
Ryan Eriquezzo |
Ryan Eriquezzo (Danbury, CT) is back at it again, running up his stack (which was at 16,000) to 245,000 before dinner break. For those who don't remember, Ryan bought in the morning of Day 2 for the Big Stax 300 with six big blinds. He ended up going into Day 2 with over 1,000,000, and finished the tournament in 17th place.
Big Stax 1500 (Day 1B): Back From Dinner
Level 9 (Blinds 500/1,000/100)
Total Entries: 284
Players have returned from dinner and the cards are once again in the air. The triple crown dream is still alive for California Chrome as the horse wins the Preakness in easy fashion. The concentration in now on the home stretch in this starting day, and the race towards the $5,000 chip lead bonus.
Total Entries: 284
Players have returned from dinner and the cards are once again in the air. The triple crown dream is still alive for California Chrome as the horse wins the Preakness in easy fashion. The concentration in now on the home stretch in this starting day, and the race towards the $5,000 chip lead bonus.
Big Stax 1500 (Day 1B): Getting Some Grub
Level 8 (Blinds 400/800/100)
Total Entries: 276
Players are going on dinner break in just a few minutes, and when they return to Level 9, the blinds will be going up to 500/1,000/100. The break schedule will also change a little with the scheduling change for dinner. The breaks will be every three levels, with a color up break after Level 14.
Total Entries: 276
Players are going on dinner break in just a few minutes, and when they return to Level 9, the blinds will be going up to 500/1,000/100. The break schedule will also change a little with the scheduling change for dinner. The breaks will be every three levels, with a color up break after Level 14.
Big Stax 1500 (Day 1B): New Shooters
Level 8 (Blinds 400/800/100)
Total Entries: 274
There is a new bunch of players beginning to build above average chip stacks:
Kyle Bowker - 190,000
Jason Rivkin - 170,000
Renata Colache - 170,000
Greg Himmlebrand - 160,000
Robert McLaughlin - 140,000
Joe Wertz - 120,000
Total Entries: 274
There is a new bunch of players beginning to build above average chip stacks:
Kyle Bowker - 190,000
Jason Rivkin - 170,000
Renata Colache - 170,000
Greg Himmlebrand - 160,000
Robert McLaughlin - 140,000
Joe Wertz - 120,000
Big Stax 1500 (Day 1B): Level Up
The final minutes of Level 7 are ticking away, and blinds will be going up to 400/800/100 (269 total entries). This will be the last level before dinner, and players will return to action until the end of the night (after Level 15).
Big Stax 1500 (Day 1B): Oboodi Joins Field
Level 7 (Blinds 300/600/100)
Total Entries: 268
Another players making his first appearance at a Big Stax event is Bobby Oboodi, who has just been seated at Table 54. Bobby has over $1,400,000 in career earnings, and a WPT title to his name. Two years after winning the WPT title at the Borgata, he won the $2,500 Championship event during the 2013 Borgata Spring Poker Open.
Total Entries: 268
Bobby Oboodi |
Another players making his first appearance at a Big Stax event is Bobby Oboodi, who has just been seated at Table 54. Bobby has over $1,400,000 in career earnings, and a WPT title to his name. Two years after winning the WPT title at the Borgata, he won the $2,500 Championship event during the 2013 Borgata Spring Poker Open.
Big Stax 1500 (Day 1B): *** Dinner Break Reminder ***
Level 7 (Blinds 300/600/100)
Total Entries: 264
Just a reminder to players that the dinner break today will be after Level 8. In order to help players beat the rush from patrons leaving after the Preakness, the dinner break is moved up one level. The break will last from 5:35-6:50pm.
Total Entries: 264
Just a reminder to players that the dinner break today will be after Level 8. In order to help players beat the rush from patrons leaving after the Preakness, the dinner break is moved up one level. The break will last from 5:35-6:50pm.
Big Stax 1500 (Day 1B): Updated Chip Counts
Level 7 (Blinds 300/600/100)
Total Entries: 261
Here are some updated counts from break (players are currently on break):
She Lok Wong - 220,000
Kyle Bowker - 155,000
David Johnston - 150,000
Mike Melkerson - 137,000
Ray Ross - 132,000
Greg Himmlebrand - 105,000
Alex Queen- 87,000
Total Entries: 261
Here are some updated counts from break (players are currently on break):
She Lok Wong - 220,000
Kyle Bowker - 155,000
David Johnston - 150,000
Mike Melkerson - 137,000
Ray Ross - 132,000
Greg Himmlebrand - 105,000
Alex Queen- 87,000
Big Stax 1500 (Day 1B): Break Time
Players are going on a (15) minute break, and they will return to Level 7 and blinds of 300/600/100 (256 total entries). Updated chip counts will be posted once the floor colors the green (25 denomination) chips off of the tables.
Big Stax 1500 (Day 1B): Photo Ops
Big Stax 1500 (Day 1B): Level Up/Quick Exit
Level 6 is about to start, with the blinds going up to 250/500/50 (253 total entries). There have been to satellites to this event in the past 24 hours, with almost all of the winner choosing to play the event. Ben Coren was one of the players to win a seat last night, but his time in the tournament was short lived as he just Tweeted about his final hand:
Got it in 3 ways with K7cc on a 6c8c9h flop. Spiked 4c on the turn. 9d on the river. 10s7s<Kc7c<66. #ggme #ParxBigStax
— Benn C. (@mucklefutz) May 17, 2014
Big Stax 1500 (Day 1B): Early Chip Counts
Level 5 (Blinds 200/400/50)
Total Entries: 250
It's still the early stages of the day, but a handful of players have already eclipsed the 100,000 mark. The players leading the way at the moment are She Lok Wong (140,000), Tim Ward (130,000), Kyle Bowker (120,000), and Michael Melkerson (105,000).
Today's field has almost doubled that of Day 1A, and the entry count continue to rise, with Sean Wallace and Barry Leventhal just taking their seats.
Total Entries: 250
It's still the early stages of the day, but a handful of players have already eclipsed the 100,000 mark. The players leading the way at the moment are She Lok Wong (140,000), Tim Ward (130,000), Kyle Bowker (120,000), and Michael Melkerson (105,000).
Today's field has almost doubled that of Day 1A, and the entry count continue to rise, with Sean Wallace and Barry Leventhal just taking their seats.
Big Stax 1500 (Day 1B): Welcome Bach Wach
Level 4 (Blinds 150/300/50)
Total Entries: 248
Level 5 is about to begin, with blinds going up to 200/400/50. The last time Dan Wach (Boonton, NJ) was here, it was two months ago during the Big Stax V $1,500 Main Event. Wach continued his solid tournament play, finishing in fifth place for $34,402. For those who didn't know Wach's past accomplishments, he bested two fields of over 4,000 players a year apart (Borgata Poker Open 2012/2013), to finish runner-up both times for a combined $430,000.
With the 2014 WSOPC National Championship coming to Atlantic City in the upcoming weeks, it's only fair that a one time winner of that event gets recognized. Ryan Eriquezzo (Danbury, CT) is still one of the stories of this Big Stax series, buying into Day 2 of the Big Stax 300 with six blinds and running it up to a Day 3 finish (17th place).
Total Entries: 248
Level 5 is about to begin, with blinds going up to 200/400/50. The last time Dan Wach (Boonton, NJ) was here, it was two months ago during the Big Stax V $1,500 Main Event. Wach continued his solid tournament play, finishing in fifth place for $34,402. For those who didn't know Wach's past accomplishments, he bested two fields of over 4,000 players a year apart (Borgata Poker Open 2012/2013), to finish runner-up both times for a combined $430,000.
With the 2014 WSOPC National Championship coming to Atlantic City in the upcoming weeks, it's only fair that a one time winner of that event gets recognized. Ryan Eriquezzo (Danbury, CT) is still one of the stories of this Big Stax series, buying into Day 2 of the Big Stax 300 with six blinds and running it up to a Day 3 finish (17th place).
Big Stax 1500 (Day 1B): Who Was Missed
Level 4 (Blinds 150/300/50)
Total Entries: 240
As the tournament area grows, the sea of players gets a little cloudy, causing some notables to be overlooked at first glance. Here are some of the notables that were here earlier:
Christine Brewer
David Johnston
Paul Shedaker
Renata Colache
Gordon Shackelford
Abe Faroni
Tom Dobrilovic
Michael Melkerson
Justin Liberto
Total Entries: 240
As the tournament area grows, the sea of players gets a little cloudy, causing some notables to be overlooked at first glance. Here are some of the notables that were here earlier:
Christine Brewer
David Johnston
Paul Shedaker
Renata Colache
Gordon Shackelford
Abe Faroni
Tom Dobrilovic
Michael Melkerson
Justin Liberto
Big Stax 1500 (Day 1B): Off To A Quick Start
Level 4 (Blinds 150/300/50)
Total Entries: 233
She Lok Wong (Woodhaven, NY) showed up midway through Level 3, and he's made the most of the short time at the table. Wong has already more than doubled his starting stack, and currently sits with 120,000. Wong is another tournament pro with a solid resume, with a $95,000 score less than two months ago in the $2,500 Foxwoods Poker Classic Main.
New players continue to arrive fashionably late, with two new tables opening in the outer tournament area:
Jack Duong
Kyle Bowker
Allison Schultz
Jonas Wexler
Dave Stefanski
Tarun Gulati
David Datashvili
Joe Galazzo
Total Entries: 233
She Lok Wong (Woodhaven, NY) showed up midway through Level 3, and he's made the most of the short time at the table. Wong has already more than doubled his starting stack, and currently sits with 120,000. Wong is another tournament pro with a solid resume, with a $95,000 score less than two months ago in the $2,500 Foxwoods Poker Classic Main.
New players continue to arrive fashionably late, with two new tables opening in the outer tournament area:
Jack Duong
Kyle Bowker
Allison Schultz
Jonas Wexler
Dave Stefanski
Tarun Gulati
David Datashvili
Joe Galazzo
Big Stax 1500 (Day 1B): Break Time
Players are going on their first break of the day (15 minutes), and they will return to Level 4 and blinds of 150/300/50. There are currently 222 total entries on the board, which means the Day 1B field is 130 entries at the moment.
Big Stax 1500 (Day 1B): Missing Out On The Open
Level 3 (Blinds 100/200/25)
Kori Hunter may be a Maryland native, but he doesn't miss Big Stax events very often. Hunter recently had an opportunity to qualify for the 2014 U.S. Open at Pinehurst, and ended up three strokes short of moving forward in the process. Hunter shot a 72 (which many recreational golfers can only dream of), and that was with a two-stroke penalty for showing up (30) seconds late.
Total Entries: 219
Kori Hunter (Ellicott City, MD) |
Kori Hunter may be a Maryland native, but he doesn't miss Big Stax events very often. Hunter recently had an opportunity to qualify for the 2014 U.S. Open at Pinehurst, and ended up three strokes short of moving forward in the process. Hunter shot a 72 (which many recreational golfers can only dream of), and that was with a two-stroke penalty for showing up (30) seconds late.
Hunter's best finish in this event was during the inaugural Big Stax series ($1,500 Main Event), when he finished in 13th place for $9,403.
Big Stax 1500 (Day 1B): Another Stacked Table
Level 3 (Blinds 100/200/25)
Total Entries: 215
The stream of entries is coming into the poker room at a steady pace, with Table 35 the newest table to open. The late registration tables seem to often be some of the more difficult in the field, with this addition following suit:
Robert McLaughlin
Greg Himmelbrand
David Kim
Steven Sarmiento
Ben Coren
Total Entries: 215
The stream of entries is coming into the poker room at a steady pace, with Table 35 the newest table to open. The late registration tables seem to often be some of the more difficult in the field, with this addition following suit:
Robert McLaughlin
Greg Himmelbrand
David Kim
Steven Sarmiento
Ben Coren
Big Stax 1500 (Day 1B): Blinds Going Up/New Tables
Antes are now introduced to the field for the first time, with the blinds in Level 3 going up to 100/200/25 (208 total entries). In the first (90) minutes of the day, the field has already surpassed yesterday's end number of 92.
Players continue to enter the tournament, and new tables are opening in the outer tournament area. Table 34 is the newest additions, with players seated including Benny Bianco, Alex Queen, and Jennifer So. Tyng Low (Flushing, NY) has arrived at Parx for the first time in a Big Stax event, an accomplished tournament player with a solid resume. Low won the $2,500 Borgata Summer Poker Open in 2011 for over $211,000, and most recent final tabled another $2,500 event at Borgata during the Fall Poker Open in November.
Big Stax 1500 (Day 1B): In The Field
Level 2 (Blinds 75/150)
Total Entries: 200
The poker room currently has twelve active tournament tables, with many notables choosing the second of the two starting days to fire:
Matt Brady
Brett Richey
Matt Brady
Joe Simmons
Joe Wertz
Jason Rivkin
Michael Wang
Robert Sichelsteil
Kori Hunter
Mohammed Farah
Igor Burokhov
Joe Palma
Mike Lavenburg
Andrew Zhu
Ray Ross
Alan Kraut
Mike Shasho
Emad Alabsi
Dave Inselberg
Robert Pyne
Frank Ferrigno
Jeffrey Spence
Joel Frank
Total Entries: 200
The poker room currently has twelve active tournament tables, with many notables choosing the second of the two starting days to fire:
Matt Brady
Brett Richey
Matt Brady
Joe Simmons
Joe Wertz
Jason Rivkin
Michael Wang
Robert Sichelsteil
Kori Hunter
Mohammed Farah
Igor Burokhov
Joe Palma
Mike Lavenburg
Andrew Zhu
Ray Ross
Alan Kraut
Mike Shasho
Emad Alabsi
Dave Inselberg
Robert Pyne
Frank Ferrigno
Jeffrey Spence
Joel Frank
Big Stax 1500 (Day 1B): First Level Down
Level 2 started moments ago, with the blinds going up to 75/150, and players continue to settle in the main poker room. With the Preakness later in the afternoon, Parx East is full of casual racing fans, including those sweating action from the felt.
Big Stax 1500 (Day 1B): Cards In The Air
Level 1 (Blinds 50/100)
The cards are in the air for Day 1B, and it's the final opportunity for players to put themselves in contention for a trophy (unless they buy-in for 10 bigs tomorrow morning). As the main poker room fills up, players use their own introductions via Twitter:
The cards are in the air for Day 1B, and it's the final opportunity for players to put themselves in contention for a trophy (unless they buy-in for 10 bigs tomorrow morning). As the main poker room fills up, players use their own introductions via Twitter:
Get to follow that up with a day @parxpokerroom for Day 1B of the Main. Running good at life. #lifeisgood #ParxBigStax
— Alan Kraut (@AlanKrautPoker) May 17, 2014
On my way to @parxpokerroom for deepstacks main event, just got pulled over but didn't get a ticket, does that mean I'm running good or bad?
— Christine Brewer (@CBrewer_09) May 17, 2014
Big Stax 1500 (Day 1A): End Of Day 1A (Chip Counts)
Day 1A | |||
Total Players: | 92 | Players left: | 22 |
Total Chips: | 4,600,000 | Average Chips: | 209,091 |
Name | Last Name | Hometown | Chip Count |
Mike | Cologna | Freehold,NJ | 694,500 |
Michael | Quibble | Ledyard,CT | 429,000 |
Christopher | Tryba | Evergreen, CO | 342,000 |
Terry | Grimes | New Rochelle | 338,000 |
Michael | Matrone | Morganville,NJ | 284,000 |
Will "The Thrill" | Failla | Smithtown | 261,500 |
Joseph | Cappuccio | Hammonton,NJ | 255,500 |
Esther | Taylor | Havertown | 222,500 |
Roland | Israelashvili | New York,NY | 202,000 |
Stephanie | Hubbard | Hazlet,NJ | 200,500 |
Matt | Glantz | Lafayette Hill,PA | 194,500 |
Kevin | Bressler | Wayne,PA | 165,500 |
Vinny | Longo | East Hanover,NJ | 146,000 |
Igor | Skochilo | Astoria,NY | 123,500 |
Frank | Argano | Miami Beach | 123,000 |
Jewook | Oh | New York,NY | 121,000 |
James | Kaplan | Boca Raton,FL | 120,500 |
Sheldon | Gross | Hillsboro Beach,FL | 89,500 |
Ken | Silberstein | Edison,NJ | 87,500 |
Joseph | LaPinta | Toms River,NJ | 77,000 |
Travis | Greenawalt | Landisville,PA | 68,500 |
Peter | Mimmo | Meadowbrook,PA | 46,500 |
*** Mike Cologna (Freehold, NJ) $5,000 Day 1A Chip Lead Bonus
Big Stax 1500 (Day 1A): Final Hands
The tournament clock has been paused at 10:00 minutes, and there will be four more hands remaining in the night. Once those hands are done, the floor will verify players chip counts, and they will bag for Day 2 on Sunday. The end of day chip leader will be posted once all numbers have been checked and are official.
Big Stax 1500 (Day 1A): Remaining Players/Contendors
Level 15 (Blinds 2,000/4,000/500)
Total Entries: 92
Here is the lineup for the players remaining, with the contenders chip counts posted:
Table 62:
Total Entries: 92
Here is the lineup for the players remaining, with the contenders chip counts posted:
Table 62:
- Sheldon Gross
- Leonardo Palermo
- Joe Lapinta
- Stephanie Hubbard
- Roland Isrealashvili
- Amnon Filippi
- Joe Cappuccio
- Kevin Calenzo
- Vinny Longo
Table 63:
- Mike Cologna - 550,000
- Michael Quibble
- Matt Glantz
- Terry Grimes
- James Kaplan
- Igor Skochilo
- Mike Matrone - 480,000
- Dave Stepanski
- Maggie Morris
Table 64:
- Jewok Oh
- Peter Mimmo
- Frank Argano
- Esther Taylor
- Will Failla
- Travis Greenawalt
- Ken Silberstein
- Chris Tryba - 420,000
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