Friday, 26 February 2010

WSOP Circuit Tournaments

Event #1 -- No Limit Hold'Em

A total of 303 players helped kick off the first event held at the Council Bluffs casino, helping to create a pool of $88,173. Day 1 of the two day affair saw 292 leave the tables with just 11 to see the next round of play. A little more shaving left 9 for the final table with blinds at $4,000/$8,000. 

First one to bust in 9th place was Chadd Johnson who had the set of Kings he made on the flop, crushed by the Broadway straight made by Joe Shanks. Chuck Tabor went away in 8th after seeing the full house (A's/6's) made by Lee Patitz on the river. Then Wesley Grondhovd picked up the cash in 7th when his all-in with pocket 6's were met with the pocket 10's of Thomas Applegate which held to the river. Then Eric Grave decided to go to the center with pocket 3's and lost when Patitz paired his Ace card on the flop, resulting in a 6th place finish for Grave. In his first WSOP Circuit tournament, Joe Shanks finished in 5th when his opponent made a set of 6's on the turn. Kevin Parmley went to the rail in 4th after seeing the runner-runner straight made by Shaun Barnett. Thomas Applegate had Lady Luck turn her cheek to him and his stack went south. On his last hand he was down to 
exactly one chip that went to Patitz who established a A thru 5 straight. 

When the heads up began, Patitz had a 3 to 1 chip advantage over Barnett and it only lasted one hand. Patitz went to the middle with A 5 and Barnett called with A 2. Everything on the table bricked to Patitz won by a 5 kicker.

  1. Lee Patitz -- $27,332
  2. Shaun Barnett -- $14,209
  3. Thomas Applegate -- UNK
  4. Kevin Parmely -- UNK
  5. Joe Shanks -- $5,290
  6. Eric Grave -- $4,409
  7. Wesley Grondhovd -- UNK
  8. Chuck Tabor -- $3,645
  9. Chadd Johnson -- $1,763

Event #2 -- Limit Hold'Em
Buy in for this event was $235 for the 66 players who sat down to play. Cash pool reached $12,804 and went to the 9 that made the final table.

  1. Tom Wentzel -- $4,611
  2. Michael Vangenderen -- $2,561
  3. Dale Hanke -- $1,408
  4. Daniel Povondra -- $1,024
  5. Robert Cox -- $896
  6. Adam Clayman -- $768
  7. Randy Belmont -- $640
  8. Marc Schubbe -- $512
  9. Ryan Gerdes -- $384

Event #3 -- No Limit Hold'Em
There were 166 enrants that paid $555 each which helped to create a $80,150 prize pool. Cash went to the top 18 in the event.

  1. Elton Nolde -- $26,086
  2. Jonathan Chovanec -- $13,687
  3. Nicholad Stille -- $8,051
  4. Frederic Winter -- $6,441
  5. Ronald Lacina -- $4,831
  6. Gerald McVeigh -- $4,026
  7. Jesse Starke -- $3,220
  8. Bryan Testin -- $2,415
  9. Nicholas Frost -- $1,610

Event #4 -- Limit Omaha 8 or Better
A more intimate gathering of 77 players paid $345 that created a pool of $22,407. Money went to the 9 players who made the final table.

  1. John Sozio -- $8,068
  2. Brent Carter -- $4,481
  3. Curtis Timperley -- $2,465
  4. Richard Walter -- $1,793
  5. Larry Christiansen -- $1,568
  6. Timothy Vanburen -- $1,344
  7. Walter Lustgraaf -- $1,120
  8. Luke Burgher -- $896
  9. Gerald Rau -- $672

Event #5 -- No Limit Hold'Em
All 423 entrants paid $345 each for a seat at the tables. Pool size reached $123,093 for the top 45 finishers.

  1. Patrick Olsen -- $36,935
  2. David Yee -- $19,818
  3. Kevin Parmely -- $9,847
  4. Charles Gran -- $8,617
  5. Jordan Phillip Blair -- $7,386
  6. Evan Brockman -- $6,155
  7. Vincent Leonardo -- $4,924
  8. Paul Eichfeld -- $3,693
  9. Graham Beynon -- $2,462


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