Live! Summer Series Of Poker (Event 11): Final Results

Live! Summer Series Of Poker
July 16, 2014

Event 11 - $230 No Limit Hold'em
$10,000 Guarantee

Final Results:

Place	Name	Hometown	Prize
1	Clifford Goldkind	Potomac, MD	$8,744
2	Warren Wiggins	Woodstock, MD	$5,056
3	Michael Richer	Ellicott City, MD	$3,280
4	Theodore Hickman Jr	Fredrick, MD	$2,255
5	Timothy Weslow	Odenton, MD	$1,736
6	Jonathan Eagleton	Silver Spring, MD	$1,353
7	Jennifer Oar	Alexandria, VA	$1,066
8	Osborne Jones	Baltimore MD	$793
9	Stephen Korfonta	Fort Walton, FL	$547
10	Thomas Tolley	Alexandria, VA	$451
11	Anthony Commodari	Pasadena, MD	$451
12	Tim Bucknell	Washington, DC	$451
13	James Bushmire	Greer, SC	$383
14	Sean Gomez	Baltimore, MD	$383
15	Martin Wake	Baltimore, MD	$383

Live! Summer Series Of Poker (Event 10): Final Results

Live! Summer Series Of Poker
July 16, 2014

Event 10 - $350 Pot Limit Omaha (Black Chip Bounty)
$20,000 Guarantee

Final Results:

Place	Name	Hometown	Prize
1	Cameron Tahmasebi	Rockville, MD	$6,250
2	Joshua Mischel	Baltimore, MD	$4,900
3	Eric Doerr	Newark, DE	$2,635
4	Stephanie Chung	Cleveland, OH	$1,825
5	Michael Karwoski	Vienna, VA	$1,419
6	Matthew Axelrod	Manalapan, NJ	$1,115
7	Abdulahad Rehmatulla	Burke, VA	$912
8	Michael Vierheller	Venetia, PA	$710
9	James Sloat	Hanover, MD	$507

Live! Summer Series Of Poker (Event 9): Final Results

Live! Summer Series Of Poker
July 15, 2014

Event 9 - $250 Pot Limit Omaha 8 Or Better
$10,000 Guarantee

Final Results:

Place	Name	Hometown	Prize
1	Mike Childers	Leesburg, VA	$3,966
2	John Creed	Lorton, VA	$3,500
3	Kenneth Jorgenson	Linthicum, MD	$3,500
4	Behrooz Shahrzad	Laurel, MD	$3,500
5	Barry Gassen Sr.	Brigantine, NJ	$3,500
6	Phil Hall	Windsor Mill, MD	$3,500
7	Timothy Thompson	Catlett, VA	$1,073
8	John Clark	Dallas, TX	$821
9	Steve Kearney	Stirling, Va	$568
10	Allan Taylor	Owings Mills, MD	$442
11	Thanh Thai	Silver Springs, MD	$442
12	Cary Flynn	Elkridge, MD	$442

Live! Summer Series Of Poker (Event 7): Final Results

Live! Summer Series Of Poker
July 14, 2014

Event 7 - $230 Omaha/Stud Hi/Lo 
$5,000 Guarantee

Final Results:

Place	Name	Hometown	Prize
1	David Christ	Newark, DE	$3,173
2	Bradley Paleg	Silver Springs, MD	$3,323
3	A. Nonymous	Parts Unknown, USA	$3,323
4	Kevin Suffecool	Elkridge, MD	$1,300
5	Ali Navid	Centreville, VA	$1,011
6	Han Oh	Catonsville, MD	$794
7	Garry Devlin	Lancaster, PA	$650
8	John Hunter	Cortlandt Manor, NY	$505
9	Victoria Tawil	Silver Springs, MD	$361

Live! Summer Series Of Poker (Event 6): Final Results

Live! Summer Series Of Poker
July 13, 2014

Event 6 - $230 No Limit Hold'em
$10,000 Guarantee

Final Results:

Place	Name	Hometown	Prize
1	Jennifer Oar	Alexandria, VA	$4,047
2	Spero Brahos	Fallston, MD	$3,603
3	James Peters	Potomac, MD	$1,751
4	Ira Malis	Baltimore, MD	$1,232
5	James Dean	Lexington Park, MD	$973
6	Marc Gordon	Arlington, VA	$778
7	Michael Chearney	Russsellville, AK	$584

Live! Summer Series Of Poker (Event 4): Final Results

Live! Summer Series Of Poker
July 12, 2014

Event 4 - $350 No Limit Hold'em 
$25,000 Guarantee

Final Results:

Place	Name	Hometown	Prize
1	Dennis Tsai	Rockville, MD	$8,294
2	David Rittmeyer	Towson, MD	$6,793
3	Stephan Oestreicher	Arlington, VA	$6,793
4	David Tran	Annandale, VA	$6,639
5	Brian Correro	Silver Spring, MD	$6,636
6	Eric Doerr	Newark, DE	$6,393
7	Christopher Grove	Glen Burnie, MD	$6,000
8	Jonathan Bellcase	Crofton, MD	$1,570
9	Shareef Faulcon	York ,PA	$1,113
10	Adam Peterson	Gambrills, MD	$885
11	Jordan Dimopoulos	Beltsville, MD	$885
12	Tommy Hwang	Centreville, VA	$885
13	James Walter	Washington, DC	$742
14	Alexandros Stamoulis	Washington, DC	$742
15	Ngon Hoang	Mclean, VA	$742
16	Joaquin Moreno	Washington, DC	$656
17	Ronald Christian	Baltimore, MD	$656
18	Karthik Sethuraman	Washington, DC	$656

Live! Summer Series Of Poker (Event 3): Final Results

Live! Summer Series Of Poker
July 11, 2014

Event 3 - $300 Seniors Championship No Limit Hold'em
$10,000 Guarantee

Final Results:

Place	Name	Hometown	Prize
1	Scott Michaelson	Burtonsville, MD	$4,000
2	Steven Tindle	Hyattsville, MD	$4,000
3	Mitchell Bank	Annapolis, MD	$4,000
4	Craig Stein	Dillwin, VA	$2,456
5	Larry Marconi	Brooklyn Park, MD	$2,456
6	Robert Koysydar	Severna Park, MD	$2,456
7	Richard Myers	Leonardtown, MD	$2,456
8	Hun Lee	Centreville, VA	$2,456
9	Marc Gendleman	Annapolis, MD	$2,456
10	Jerry Denton	Lexington Park, MD	$494
11	Uldarico Marcelo	Baltimore, MD	$494
12	David Hart	Fulton, MD	$494

Live! Summer Series Of Poker (Event 2): Final Results

Live! Summer Series Of Poker

July 10, 2014

Event 2 - $150 No Limit Hold'em (Double Green Chip Bounty)

$20,000 Guarantee

Final Results:

Name	Place	Hometown	Prize
1	David Chaput	Brookeville, MD	$3,190
2	Hugh Ottey	La Plata, MD	$3,190
3	Rae McClary	Washington, D.C.	$3,190
4	Matthew Myers	Silver Spring, MD	$3,190
5	Edward Wilson	Atlantic City, NJ	$3,190
6	Richard Meyer	Washington, D.C.	$3,190
7	Susan Frazier	Troy, Virginia	$884
8	Sophia Pappas	Washington, D.C.	$640
9	Kyle Russell	Annapolis, MD	$463
10	Warren Wiggins	Woodstock, MD	$354
11	Theodoros Manolatos	Worcester MA	$354
12	Justin Williams	Nottinghan	$354
13	Sergio Sanchez	Owing Mills MD	$286
14	Cong Le	Springfield VA	$286
15	Darren Carlstrom	Oakton, VA	$286
16	Grant Morlock	Abingdon, MD	$245
17	Christopher Robertson	Arlington, VA	$245
18	Daniel Bart	Brookeville, MD	$245
19	Amy Mina	Burtonsville, MD	$204
20	Ashok Muniganti	Owings Mills, MD	$204
21	Ryan Wood	Millsboro, DE	$204
22	Steven Desantis	Brighton, MI	$204
23	Saruj Nabangchang	Silver Spring, MD	$204
24	Kevin Solmon	Randallstown, MD	$204
25	Agimon Ali	Baltimore, MD	$204
26	Abraham Grace	Fairfax Station, VA	$204
27	Olasupo Dossunmu	Hanover, MD	$204
28	Clyde Sauder	Riverdale, MD	$177
29	Maurice McCray	Catonsville, MD	$177
30	Vineet Bhaegava	Ellicott City, MD	$177
31	Justin McNeal	Middle River, MD	$177
32	Andrew Parker	Pikesville, MD	$177
33	Alex Shin	Lutherville, MD	$177
34	Alex Diehl	Washington, DC	$177
35	Joel Campbell	Baltimore, MD	$177
36	Allen Richardson	Baltimore, MD	$177

Live! Summer Series Of Poker (Event 1): Final Results

Live! Summer Series Of Poker
July 7-10, 2014

Event 1 - $300 No Limit Hold'em 
$125,000

Final Results:

Place	Name	Hometown	Prize
1	Joshua Gordon	Silver Spring, MD	$31,732
2	Corey Kennel	Springfield, VA	$20,587
3	Wesley Wyvill	Alexandria, VA	$19,942
4	Arnold Dinio	Bowie, MD	$9,526
5	Lakshmi Narasimha	Morrisville, NC	$6,774
6	Douglas Marinovich	Rockville, MD	$5,433
7	Charles Welch	Dundalk, MD	$4,163
8	Rudy Tjin	Kensington, MD	$2,964
9	Joseph Domyslawski	Pittsburgh, PA	$2,117
10	Ryan Sentz	Perry Hall, MD	$1,623
11	Tommy Hwang	Centreville, VA	$1,623
12	David Roinnel	Richmond, VA	$1,623
13	Carmilo Alfonso	Springfield, VA	$1,270
14	Steven Kang	Lauren, MD	$1,270
15	Adam Glasgow	Davidsonville, MD	$1,270
16	Giuseppe Serio	Pasadena, MD	$1,058
17	John Pritchett	Chesapeake, VA	$1,058
18	Zachary Patterson	Oakton, VA	$1,058
19	Alan Lee	Columbia, MD	$917
20	Ronnie Talhame	Greatfalls, VA	$917
21	Jon Cantor	Columbia, MD	$917
22	Daniel Sussman	Baltimore, MD	$917
23	August Smrek	Hanover, MD	$917
24	John Fricchione	Fredericksburg, VA	$917
25	In Min	Severn, MD	$917
26	Donovan Adams	Baltimore, MD	$917
27	Dennis Summers	Charlotteville, VA	$917
28	Robert Gray	Silver Spring, MD	$776
29	Oleksand Onufriychuk	Glen Burnie, MD	$776
30	Anthony Hulbert	Sterling, VA	$776
31	Cynthia Albert	GermanTown, MD	$776
32	Samuel Davis	Laurel, MD	$776
33	David Vu	San Jose, CA	$776
34	Sophia Pappas	Washington, DC	$776
35	George Carter	Baltimore, MD	$776
36	Walter English	Washington, DC	$776
37	Gary Schoengold	Olney, MD	$635
38	Francis Mohan	Teaneck, NJ	$635
39	Song Ki	SouthRiding, VA	$635
40	Will Cordle	Crozet, VA	$635
41	Juan Kassar	FallsChurch, VA	$635
42	Venkata Emani	Columbia, MD	$635
43	Marc Cohen	Rockville, MD	$635
44	Denis Angelov	Rockville, MD	$635
45	James Tharp	Jacksonville, NC	$635
46	Robert Marquette	York, PA	$565
47	Christopher Kojack	Glen Burnie, MD	$565
48	Christopher Mattocks	Columbia, MD	$565
49	Matthew Buchman	Woodstock, MD	$565
50	Duane Knab	Killdevilhills, NC	$565
51	Michael Dorsch	Pittsburg, VA	$565
52	John McGowan	Dunkirk, MD	$565
53	Kyung Yoon	Centreville, VA	$565
54	Benjamin Strickland	Stafford, VA	$283
54	Vichien Siprajim	Pasdena, MD	$282

Event 1 (Day 2): 1st Place - Gordon ($31,730)

Level 30 (Blinds 40,000/80,000/10,000)
Total Entries: 560
Players Remaining: 3
Chip Average: 2,800,000

Live! Summer Series Of Poker
Event 1 Winner
Joshua Gordon

After the elimination of Arnold Dinio, the three remaining players began to discuss a chop.  The ICM calculator was broken out, and the numbers were then agreed upon by the trio.  Joshua Gordon would be awarded first place money (chop number) and the trophy, while Wesley Wyvill was awarded the Live! Summer Series Of Poker $2,200 Main Event seat.

Joshua Gordon - $31,730
Corey Kennel - $20,587
Wesley Wyvill - $19,942 + Main Event Seat

Event 1 (Day 2): 2nd Place - Kennel ($20,587)

Level 30 (Blinds 40,000/80,000/10,000)
Total Entries: 560
Players Remaining: 3
Chip Average: 2,800,000

Corey Kennel

After the elimination of Arnold Dinio, the three remaining players began to discuss a chop.  The ICM calculator was broken out, and the numbers were then agreed upon by the trio.  Joshua Gordon would be awarded first place money (chop number) and the trophy, while Wesley Wyvill was awarded the Live! Summer Series Of Poker $2,200 Main Event seat.

Joshua Gordon - $31,730
Corey Kennel - $20,587
Wesley Wyvill - $19,942 + Main Event Seat

Event 1 (Day 2): 3rd Place - Wyvill ($19,942)

Level 30 (Blinds 40,000/80,000/10,000)
Total Entries: 560
Players Remaining: 3
Chip Average: 2,800,000

Wesley Wyvill

After the elimination of Arnold Dinio, the three remaining players began to discuss a chop.  The ICM calculator was broken out, and the numbers were then agreed upon by the trio.  Joshua Gordon would be awarded first place money (chop number) and the trophy, while Wesley Wyvill was awarded the Live! Summer Series Of Poker $2,200 Main Event seat.

Joshua Gordon - $31,730
Corey Kennel - $20,587
Wesley Wyvill - $19,942 + Main Event Seat

Event 1 (Day 2): 4th Place - Dinio ($9,526)

Level 29 (Blinds 30,000/60,000/10,000)
Total Entries: 560
Players Remaining: 3
Chip Avergae: 2,800,000

Arnold Dinio

Live! Poker Room tournament regular Arnold Dinio definitely had the biggest rail at this final table, as handfuls of people were stopping and wishing him good luck.  After Wesley Wyvill opened the pot from the button, Joshua Gordon would continue applying pressure and shove all-in.  Arnold Dinio began to think about his hand, and after taking a few moments threw in a handful of chips, signifying a call:

Dinio: A♠ Q♣        Gordon: Q♥ J♠

Flop: 7♣ 8♦ 10♥

Turn: J♦

River: 4♠

Arnold ran into the buzz saw that is currently Joshua Gordon, and he would be eliminated in fourth place.

Event 1 (Day 2): Blinds Going Up/Updated Chip Counts

Level 30 (Blinds 40,000/80,000/10,000)
Total Entries: 560
Players Remaining: 4
Chip Avergae: 2,100,000

The blinds continue to increase, with players now posting 40,000/80,000/100 in Level 30.  The chip average of 2,100,000 is now just around 26 big blinds.  Here are the updated counts of those remaining:

1. Joshua Gordon - 4,900,000
2. Arnold Dinio - 950,000
3. Corey Kennel - 1,200,000
4. Wesley Wyvill - 1,300,000

Event 1 (Day 2): 5th Place - Narasimha ($6,774)

Level 29 (Blinds 30,000/60,000/10,000)
Total Entries: 560
Players Remaining: 4
Chip Avergae: 2,100,000

Lakshmi Narasimha

Lakshmi Narasimha was the shortest stack, and had only four big blinds in front of him.  The action would fold to him in the small blind and he would push, getting called by Arnold Dinio in the big blind:

Lakshmi: Q♣ J♠         Dinio: K♠ 5♠

Flop: 4♣ 2♥ K♦

Turn: 6♦

River: 3♦

Narasimha was another player who seemingly stayed under the radar, managing an average/below average stack the entire day.  He was able to double through Rudy Tjin last level, and jumped three pay spots before falling to Dinio.

Event 1 (Day 2): 6th Place - Marinovich ($5,433)

Level 29 (Blinds 30,000/60,000/5,000)
Total Entries: 560
Players Remaining: 5
Chip Average: 1,680,000

With action folding to Charles Welch, he would open shove for just under 500,000.  Doug Marinovich would be next to act, and he would shove as well (700,000).  The two seemed to be set for a heads up clash until Joshua Gordon made the call as well, putting both players at risk:

Welch: K♥ K♦      Marinovich: K♠ K♣        Gordon: 9♣ 9♠

Flop: 6♦ A♥ 9♦

Turn: 8♦

River: 10♣

Both players flipped up the pocket kings, and Josh just looked down saying, "I'm gonna win this one guys...sorry."  The nine was right in the window and both players were left to walk with the tournament supervisor to get paid.

Event 1 (Day 2): 7th Place - Welch ($4,163)

Level 29 (Blinds 30,000/60,000/5,000)
Total Entries: 560
Players Remaining: 5
Chip Average: 1,680,000

Charles Welch

With action folding to Charles Welch, he would open shove for just under 500,000.  Doug Marinovich would be next to act, and he would shove as well (700,000).  The two seemed to be set for a heads up clash until Joshua Gordon made the call as well, putting both players at risk:

Welch: K♥ K♦      Marinovich: K♠ K♣        Gordon: 9♣ 9♠

Flop: 6♦ A♥ 9♦

Turn: 8♦

River: 10♣

Both players flipped up the pocket kings, and Josh just looked down saying, "I'm gonna win this one guys...sorry."  The nine was right in the window and both players were left to walk with the tournament supervisor to get paid.

Event 1 (Day 2): 8th Place - Tjin ($2,964)

Level 29 (Blinds 30,000/60,000/5,000)
Total Entries: 560
Players Remaining: 7
Chip Average: 1,200,000

Rudy Tjin

Rudy Tjin would actually double after losing that crucial pot to Corey Kennel, but he would then send a double to Lakshmi Narasimha (the only player shorter than him).  Tjin would this time be left with less than a big blind, and would be eliminated a few hands later.

Event 1 (Day 2): Blinds Increasing/Updated Chip Counts

Level 29 (Blinds 30,000/60,000/10,000)
Total Entries: 560
Players Remaining: 8
Chip Average: 1,050,000

As the blinds shift, here is a look at the updated chip counts:

1. Charles Welch - 650,000
2. Rudy Tjin - 350,000
3. Doug Marinovich - 600,000
4. Joshua Gordon - 3,100,000
5. Lakshmi Narasimha - 305,000
6. Arnold Dinio - 1,300,000
7. Corey Kennel - 800,000
8. Wesley Wyvill - 1,100,000

Event 1 (Day 2): Tjin Left With Peanuts

Level 28 (Blinds 25,000/50,000/5,000)
Total Entries: 560
Players Remaining: 8
Chip Average: 1,050,000

Corey Kennel open shoved for 365,000 from middle position, and the action would fold to Rudy Tjin on the button.  After asking for a count, Rudy would re-shove for 505,000, drawing some thought from Josh Gordon in the big blind.  Gordon would eventually fold and it would be the A Q of Kennel against the Q Q of Tjin.  The flop of A A 4 would leave Tjin drawing dead, and while Kennel would chip up to 760,000,  Tjin would be left with two big blinds (100,000).

Event 1 (Day 2): Gordon Keeps Rolling

Level 28 (Blinds 25,000/50,000/5,000)
Total Entries: 560
Players Remaining: 8
Chip Average: 1,050,000

Josh Gordon would open the pot for 100,000 and get called by Lakshmi Narasimha and Doug Marinovich (big blind).  The flop would come out A J K and both players would check to Lakshmi, who would bet out 200,000.  Gordon would make the call, and he would check once more after the 8 not he turn.  Lakshmi would this time bet 250,000, to which Gordon would call once again.  After the 10 on the river, Gordon would step into action and bet enough to put Narasimha all-in.  Lakshmi would fold and Joshua would increase his chip lead.

Josh Gordon - 3,100,000
Lakshmi Marasimha - 400,000

Event 1 (Day 2): Back In Action

Level 28 (Blinds 25,000/50,000/5,000)
Total Entries: 560
Players Remaining: 8
Chip Average: 1,050,000

Players are back in their seats and the cards are in the air.  The action for the first ten minutes has been pretty slow, with a lot of raise and take it.  Wesley Wyvill was just all-in for just under 1,000,000, but the shove got through after a tank from Rudy Tjin.  Rudy said aloud that he folded pocket tens, and Wyvill showed the 10♦ as the cards went into the muck.

Event 1 (Day 2): Break Time/Updated Counts

Players are currently on a (15) minute break and will be returning to Level 28 and blinds of 25,000/50,000/5,000.  The chip average sits at 1,050,000 at the moment, so players at that mark are sitting with just over 20 big blinds.  Here are the updated final table chip counts:

1. Charles Welch - 800,000
2. Rudy Tjin - 650,000
3. Doug Marinovich - 875,000
4. Joshua Gordon - 2,550,000
5. Lakshmi Narasimha - 725,000
6. Arnold Dinio - 1,300,000
7. Corey Kennel - 1,100,000
8. Wesley Wyvill - 475,000

Event 1 (Day 2): 9th Place - Domyslawski ($2,117)

Level 27 (Blinds 20,000/40,000/5,000)

Total Entries: 560

Players Remaining: 8

Chip Average: 1,050,000

Joe Domyslawski

Joe Domyslawski was coasting, and had over 1,000,000 to start his final hand with Joshua Gordon.  The action leading up to the flop has not been verified, but Joe could be heard announcing all-in on a flop of 7♥ 4♠ 2♦.  Gordon would verbalize a call, with the winner of this hand scooping up over 2,000,000:

Domyslawski: 8♣ 8♥       Gordon: Q♠ Q♦

Turn: A♣

River: K♠

Joe went with his over pair to the board on the flop, but Gordon had him crushed.  Domyslawski would need go runner straight or hit one of the two eights left in the deck.  The turn and river would be no help and the table would sit quiet, almost in shock as Joe collected his things and walked away.

Event 1 (Day 2): 10th Place - Sentz ($1,623)

Level 27 (Blinds 20,000/40,000/5,000)
Total Entries: 560
Players Remaining: 9
Chip Average: 933,000

Ryan Sentz

One the second hand of final table play, Ryan Sentz would be under the gun and announce, "All in...475,000."  The action would fold around to Doug Marinovich in late position, and he would announce himself all-in as well (having Sentz covered).  The action would fold around and the hands would be tabled:

Marinovich: K♥ K♠        Sentz: A♣ J♥

Flop: 8♥ 3♦ 4♥

Turn: 4♣

River: J♣

Sentz would make a pair on the river, but it wouldn't be enough to continue on at the final table.  Sentz would be the first to depart from the final table, collecting $1,623.

Event 1 (Day 2): Event 1 Final Table

Level 27 (Blinds 20,000/40,000/5,000)
Total Entries: 560
Players Remaining: 10
Chip Average: 840,000

Here is the final table for Event 1 of the Live! Summer Series Of Poker:

1. Charles Welch
2. Rudy Tjin
3. Joe Domyslawski
4. Doug Marinovich
5. Joshua Gordon
6. Lakshmi Narasimha
7. Arnold Dinio
8. Corey Kennel
9. Wesley Wyvill
10. Ryan Sentz

Event 1 (Day 2): 11th Place - Hwang ($1,623)

Level 27 (Blinds 20,000/40,000/5,000)
Total Entries: 560
Players Remaining: 10
Chip Average: 840,000

An Hwang

Everyone at Table 38 was standing, and it was clear something big was going on.  There was a three-way all-in between An Hwang, Doug Marinovich, and Corey Kennel.  Doug had both players covered, but he held the same hand as Kennel.  Hwang was holding 10♣ 10♠ against the A K of both Marinovich and Kennel.

The table would be in a roar as the flop came out A♠ A♣ 3♦, leaving Hwang asking for a ten.  It was not to be, and the two players would chop up the short stack of An Hwang.  The players are now consolidating to the unofficial final table, and taking a five minute break.  The final table seating chart with chip counts will be posted shortly.

Event 1 (Day 2): Level Up Chip Updates

Level 27 (Blinds 20,000/40,000/5,000)
Total Entries: 560
Players Remaining: 11
Chip Average: 763,000

Here are the updated chip counts as Level 27 begins:

Table 38:

1. Arnold Dinio - 510,000
2. An Hwang - 520,000
3. Douglas Marinovich - 700,000
4. Corey Kennel - 690,000
5. Lakshmi Narasimha - 740,000
6. Wesley Wyvill - 705,000

Table 39:

1. Joe Domyslawski - 900,000
2. Charles Welch - 875,000
3. Rudy Tjin - 520,000
4. Ryan Sentz - 730,000
5. Joshua Gordon - 1,400,000

Event 1 (Day 2): 12th Place - Roinnel ($1,623)

Level 26 (Blinds 15,000/30,000/5,000)
Total Entries: 560
Players Remaining: 11
Chip Average: 783,000

David Roinnel

David Roinnel would take the vacant seat that Carmelo Alfonso just left, and it would take one hand for Roinnel to get involved.  After an open from Joshua Gordon in the cutoff, Roinnel shoved his short stack, and once the action folded around was called by Joshua:

Roinnel: 7♦ 8♦         Gordon: 10♠ 10♣

Flop: Q♠ Q♥ 3♦

Turn: A♥

River: 2♠

Roinnel needed some help in order to come from behind for his tournament life, but he would be drawing dead on the turn.  He would collect $1,623 for his 12th place finish.  The field is now one more elimination from the "unofficial" final table of ten.

Event 1 (Day 2): 13th Place - Alfonso ($1,270)

Level 26 (Blinds 15,000/30,000/5,000)
Total Entries: 560
Players Remaining: 12
Chip Average: 730,000

Carmelo Alfonso

Action at Table 39 would fold around to Carmelo Alfonso on the button, and he would shove for 210,000.  Joe Domyslawski was in the small blind, and he would look down at his cards and re-shove  (having Welch covered in the big blind).  Welch would fold and the hands would be tabled:

Alfonso: 10♦ 10♥         Domyslawski: K♥ K♦

Flop: J♦ 2♦ 8♣

Turn: 5♣

River: A♦

Alfonso was short my a good portion of the day, but he was able to grind a below average stack to 13th place and a payday of $1,270.

Event 1 (Day 2): Updated Chip Counts

Level 26 (Blinds 15,000/30,000/5,000)
Total Entries: 560
Players Remaining: 13
Chip Average: 646,000

Here are the updated chip counts as Level 26 started:

Table 38:

1. David Roinnel - 610,000
2. Arnold Dinio - 620,000
3. An Hwang - 700,0000
4. Douglas Marinovich - 630,000
5. Corey Kennel - 360,000
6. Lakshmi Narasimha - 305,000
7. Wesley Wyvill - 550,000

Table 39:

1. Joseph Domyslawski - 1,650,000
2. Charles Welch - 675,000
3. Rudy Tjin - 470,000
4. Ryan Sentz -690,000
5. Joshua Gordon - 510,000
6. Carmilo Alfonso - 380,000

Event 1 (Day 2): 14th Place - Kang ($1,270)

Level 25 (Blinds 12,000/24,000/3,000)
Total Entries: 560
Players Remaining: 13
Chip Average: 646,000

Steven Kang

As updated chip counts were being collected, there would be and all-in and call over at Table 39.  Steven Kang was at risk, with Joe Domyslawski making the call for 370,000:

Kang: A♦ 8♣
Domyslawski: A♠ Q♠

The dealer would fan out the flop of 2♣ J♥ 10♥, not exactly what Kang would need to come from behind.  The 5♥ on the turn would change nothing, leaving Kang looking for one of the three remaining eights in the deck.  The dealer would place the 4♦ on the river, and Steven would be eliminated short of the final table in 14th place ($1,270).

With that pot Domyslawski would chip back up to 1,650,000.

Event 1 (Day 2): Kang Eliminates Glasgow

Level 25 (Blinds 12,000/24,000/3,000)
Total Entries: 560
Players Remaining: 14
Chip Average: 578,000

After Steven Kang opened the button to 48,000, Adam Glasgow pushed his remaining chips across his cards (~180,000).  Kang would place chips across the line signifying a call, and the two players would table their hands:

Glasgow: A♥ 9♣         Kang: 10♣ 10♥

Flop: 5♥ J♦ 2♣

Turn: K♥

River: 7♣

Glasgow seemed to have a bad feeling right from the start, as he began to collect his things as the dealer started running out the board.  He'd be resigned to three outs going to the river, and after the 7♣ hit the felt, he'd be eliminated in 15th place ($1,270).