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2006 Harrah�s Atlantic City Circuit Tournament No Limit Hold'em $500 + $60 Nick Frangos won the first tournament event at Harrah's Atlantic City casino. Nick receives a nice WSOP Circuit gold ring along with the prize money he earned. 438 players entered the fray, creating a prize pool of $219,000.
No Limit Hold'em $500 + $60 Mike Montuori proved himself the best of a 390 player field to win the second tournament at Harrah's Atlantic City. The prize pool amount rose to $195,000. Here are the final table results:
No Limit Hold'em $500 + $60 Steven Seiden from Pomona, New York rose to the top of 403 competitors to win the No Limit Hold'Em tournament, receiving a gold WSOP circuit championship ring in the process. Steve got the lion's share of a $201,500 prize pool. The final table results are below:
No Limit Hold'em $1000 + $80 Chris Reslock who won the WSOP Circuit Tournament Main Event at the Showboat in Atlantic City once again makes his presence felt by winning another event here at Harrah's. Chris came out on top of 249 entrants to receive the gold ring and over $80,000 for his efforts. He probably has his focus set on winning another Main Event, so we will have to keep our eyes open to see what he does next!
No Limit Hold'em $2,000 + $100 Shawn Yesko was the winner of Sunday's No Limit Hold'Em tournament. Shawn was one of 125 entrants who contributed to a prize pool of $249,000. Here are the final table results:
No Limit Hold'em $1,500 + $90 Todd Terry won tournament event 5 at Harrah's Atlantic City. This tournament had 195 players with a prize pool of $292,500.
No Limit Hold'em L.I.P.S $200 + $30 A starry eyed Michelle Ferrante won the No Limit Hold'Em event for the ladies, receiving a gold ring and a beautiful pendant for her efforts. Michelle was one of 219 women who entered the event. All entrants contributed to a $43,800 prize pool. Here are the final table results:
Main Event Day 1 $10,000 For this Main Event, there were a total of 124 entrants paying 10 grand a piece which contributed to a $1,202,800 prize pool. Payouts for those making the final table will follow in this order:
At 12:00 noon the action started fast with Chris Ferguson going out after bad luck on the river time after time again. By 4:00 p.m. there were 60 players left. Harrah's stated that with the number of entrants, they wanted to play down to 27 players. but they stopped at 40. Play will take up again at noon on the 15th. Here are the top 9 with chip counts:
Main Event Day 2 $10,000 Well we never were able to sort out the confusing data for Day 2 such as why the chip leader had more on Day 1 than on Day 2, but here are the results as reported:
Main Event Day 3 $10,000 From 27 competitors, we have come to the 9 final table players. Beginning at 12 noon this round took about 13 hours to complete. Players grudgingly held onto their chips and did not give them up easily. We did have 6 go out in the first 2 hours....and play slowed down from there. At one point it was 5 hours between eliminations. Sam Grizzle who fought hard to make the final table, even taking sizable pots from Herbert Cheng, went out in 10th place just missing the final table. Herbert Cheng began the day 2nd in chip count and managed to hold his slot keeping his seat, even becoming the chip leader at some points in Day 3. But with the chip counts so close to one another, we might end up with another day of conservative play that will make patience a factor when trying to pry chips away from Herbert and Brian Jensen. Below are the top 9 with chip counts and final table play will begin at 2:00 p.m. on Feb 17th:
Main Event Final Table Abraham Korotki became the winner of the Main Event at the Harrah's Atlantic City tournament. (He has only been playing poker for 9 months). The hand that won for Abraham took place about 10:45 p.m. when he raised Brian Jensen who immediately said he was all in. Abraham called with pocket 4's and Brian showed his Kd Td. The flop showed Jh Ts 4c, next card was 7h and the river was 3s giving Abraham trips and the win.
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