PokerPages.com Poker News - 2008 World Poker Tour Festa Al Lago

	First Name	Last Name	Chips	Table		Seat
1	Daniel	Negreanu	513,100	Table	54	Seat	1
2	Blake	Cahail	467,500	Table	56	Seat	4
3	Justin	Bonomo	383,300	Table	53	Seat	5
4	Nenad	Medic	345,600	Table	64	Seat	8
5	J.C.	Tran	337,900	Table	55	Seat	7
6	Jennifer	Tilly	330,800	Table	52	Seat	8
7	Joe	Sebok	327,200	Table	62	Seat	1
8	Jamie	Rosen	321,200	Table	61	Seat	4
9	Clemenceau	Calixto	310,200	Table	56	Seat	6
10	Matthew	Stout	298,900	Table	55	Seat	4
11	William	Mietz	285,900	Table	54	Seat	7
12	Brad	Booth	280,800	Table	59	Seat	4
13	Kasey	Nam	278,300	Table	54	Seat	2
14	Russ	Boyd	276,200	Table	62	Seat	4
15	Isaac	Haxton	275,000	Table	59	Seat	5
16	Michael	Demichele	271,800	Table	51	Seat	2
17	David	Chiu	270,200	Table	55	Seat	9
18	Doyle	Brunson	266,400	Table	63	Seat	9
19	Chris	Bjorin	240,900	Table	53	Seat	7
20	Allie	Prescott	238,600	Table	60	Seat	6
21	Nicholas	Sliwinski	228,800	Table	54	Seat	4
22	Iain	Somers	218,200	Table	51	Seat	5
23	Johannes	Van Til	212,200	Table	59	Seat	2
24	Olav Prinz	Von Sachsen	211,300	Table	61	Seat	5
25	Suzan	Landrum	203,000	Table	56	Seat	5
26	Adam	Levy	199,600	Table	60	Seat	8
27	Ryan	Fair	199,100	Table	63	Seat	8
28	Randall	Skaggs	197,600	Table	61	Seat	6
29	Steve	Fiorentini	192,000	Table	64	Seat	3
30	Peter	Neff	190,000	Table	56	Seat	2
31	Kagawa	Masaaki	187,700	Table	55	Seat	1
32	Allen	Cunningham	187,500	Table	53	Seat	2
33	Erica	Schoenberg	186,400	Table	53	Seat	4
34	Andrew	Wrobl	186,100	Table	62	Seat	2
35	Mike	Matusow	184,900	Table	61	Seat	2
36	Nam	Le	184,200	Table	63	Seat	4
37	Mike	Wattel	180,000	Table	55	Seat	8
38	Jonathan	Tamayo	173,400	Table	62	Seat	3
39	Zach	Hyman	173,300	Table	62	Seat	9
40	Alec	Torelli	173,300	Table	61	Seat	9
41	Daniel	Alaei	172,500	Table	64	Seat	1
42	Jeff	Bartlett	170,900	Table	63	Seat	1
43	Jeremiah	Vinsant	170,100	Table	59	Seat	7
44	Will	Failla	169,000	Table	55	Seat	5
45	Doug	Lee	164,500	Table	54	Seat	5
46	Bertrand	Grospellier	161,000	Table	53	Seat	3
47	Paul	Deng	160,000	Table	52	Seat	4
48	Stan	Wasserkrug	158,400	Table	61	Seat	3
49	Rock	Cloutier	156,800	Table	52	Seat	6
50	Sean	Sheikan	154,000	Table	51	Seat	7
51	Bob	Slezak	153,000	Table	52	Seat	3
52	Patrick	Walsh	151,300	Table	61	Seat	8
53	Joe	Ebanks	145,400	Table	63	Seat	5
54	Jimmy Ngoc	Tran	139,300	Table	51	Seat	4
55	Chad	Layne	138,800	Table	59	Seat	8
56	Jason	Dorfman	136,800	Table	63	Seat	2
57	Chau	Giang	136,500	Table	51	Seat	6
58	Scott	Clements	134,800	Table	53	Seat	6
59	Richard	Sciuto	132,200	Table	59	Seat	3
60	Isaac	Baron	131,600	Table	61	Seat	7
61	Ted	Lawson	131,000	Table	52	Seat	5
62	Ryan	Young	126,200	Table	63	Seat	6
63	Anthony	Cousineau	120,000	Table	64	Seat	5
64	William	Heimiller	115,700	Table	60	Seat	2
65	Osmin	Dardon	115,600	Table	56	Seat	9
66	Stella	Su	115,500	Table	52	Seat	2
67	Marc	Levy	115,400	Table	56	Seat	7
68	Fred	Bonyadi	112,800	Table	54	Seat	8
69	Shawn	Cunix	112,000	Table	64	Seat	2
70	Juan	Alvarado	107,200	Table	56	Seat	3
71	Brian	Devonshisre	99,300	Table	54	Seat	6
72	Edward	Margolin	98,800	Table	52	Seat	7
73	Steven	Levy	97,200	Table	62	Seat	7
74	Steven	Brecher	96,300	Table	59	Seat	1
75	Johnny	Chan	94,200	Table	60	Seat	4
76	Victor	Shalom	93,500	Table	60	Seat	7
77	Toto	Leonidas	92,700	Table	62	Seat	8
78	Eric	Liu	91,300	Table	64	Seat	9
79	Peter	Feldman	89,500	Table	59	Seat	6
80	Abraham	Mosseri	88,900	Table	51	Seat	3
81	Robert	Mclaughlin	88,500	Table	56	Seat	8
82	Kenny	Goldman	85,700	Table	55	Seat	3
83	Tim	West	83,200	Table	60	Seat	1
84	Jonathan	Tare	81,300	Table	61	Seat	1
85	John	Roveto	79,200	Table	63	Seat	3
86	Daniel	Donati	72,000	Table	55	Seat	6
87	Narendra	Banwari	69,600	Table	60	Seat	9
88	Beth	Shak	66,200	Table	54	Seat	3
89	Alan	Smurfit	62,600	Table	62	Seat	5
90	Matt	Hyman	61,600	Table	60	Seat	3
91	Emeline	Boich	60,800	Table	64	Seat	7
92	Daniel	Cordi	59,700	Table	60	Seat	5
93	Theo	Tran	56,100	Table	62	Seat	6
94	Jonathan	Aguiar	47,100	Table	63	Seat	7
95	Jon	Friedberg	46,300	Table	64	Seat	4
96	Michael	Glasser	43,900	Table	53	Seat	1
97	Phongthep	Thiptinnakon	43,700	Table	51	Seat	8
98	Joanne	Liu	42,200	Table	56	Seat	1
99	Barry	Greenstein	35,400	Table	52	Seat	1
100	Bill	Edler	34,900	Table	55	Seat	2
101	Michele	Mcleod	31,100	Table	64	Seat	6
102	Wayne	Boich	30,700	Table	51	Seat	1
103	Tony	Korfman	28,500	Table	59	Seat	9
104	Jolyne	Thompson	19,100	Table	53	Seat	8

Join us Thursday at 12 p.m. PDT for live coverage of Day 3 from the Bellagio.

Wednesday, 22nd of October 2008 08:30 PM

The tournament clock has been stopped with about 20 minutes remaining in the last level of the day. Shawn Sheikhan pleaded with the tournament director to "draw a one, one-time." So they decided to give Shawn the responsibility of drawing, since he spoke up. Sheikhan squeezed the card, but his shoulders dropped as he found it was three-across. Seven more hands, then Day 2 will be finito.

"You are one pathetic loser," said Brad Booth from across the room, we think jokingly.




	Ryan Young, Negreanu and Sebok

Booth is in a joking mood after having a player run jacks into his pocket aces. Negreanu is in an even better mood, as he picked up aces as well, and was able to knock out both Tom "durrr" Dwan and another opponent with them, boosting his stack towards 500K.

Negreanu's Poker VT protege, Adam Junglen, didn't quite have the day at the tables Daniel did. Junglen was crushed after his AK couldn't catch up the the queens of Justin Bonomo. Junglen would then fall to Ted Lawson a short while later, after his top pair and straight draw fell to Lawson's aces, which found Broadway on the turn.

More eliminations: Jason Mercier, Amit Makhija, Mike Watson, Scott Seiver, Erick Lindgren, Howard Lederer, Robert Mizrachi, Jennifer Harman and Scotty Nguyen.




	Blake Cahail and Zach Hyman

Here's a look at the www.worldpokertour.com's top ten:

Daniel Negreanu -- 480,000
Justin Bonomo -- 345,000
Joe Sebok -- 320,000
Isaac Haxton -- 320,000
Dutch Boyd -- 317,000
Matthew Stout -- 310,000
Blake Cahail -- 295,000
JC Tran -- 285,000
Brad Booth -- 284,000
Jamie Rosen -- 275,000

Bonomo is now in the second spot, thanks to the giant double through provided by Junglen.

Joe Sebok made a big jump into third place after doubling through Ryan Young. Sebok would get the rest of his stack in against young holding pocket queens after a flop of three small diamonds. Young would make the call, having flopped a set of ducks. One of Sebok's queens was the Q

, so Young would need to dodge a diamond, or fill up. He could do neither. Running diamonds put a flush on the board, but Sebok's higher flush was enough to put him over 300K. Young is about average with 150K.

Play is about to wrap. We will be back to post the end of day chip counts, just as soon as the Bellagio decides to ship it. Join us Tomorrow (Thurs.) at the crack of noon for Day 3 of the WPT Fest Al Lago main event.

Wednesday, 22nd of October 2008 06:45 PM

The mighty have fallen. First it was Brian Rast.




	Brian Rast

Rast found himself tangling again with Dutch Boyd, who apparently has his number. After Dutch bet the 9

flop, Rast would move all in for about 75K. Boyd would call the additional 50K or so with K

for the flush draw. Unfortunately, Dutch was up against the A

nut flush draw of Rast. Then Dutch spiked a king on the turn. And just for good measure, he found a jack on the river. His top two pair were more than enough to eliminate Rast, who started the day as one of the big stacks, but will instead fall way short of the money.

Antonio Esfandiari started the day as the biggest stack. He's now a goner. Most of his stack migrated across the table to Daniel Negreanu in his last two hands.

In the first confrontation, Negreanu would get it all in after a K-J-x flop. Antonio, holding AA, would make the call. Kid Poker turned over JJ, having flopped middle set. After Negreanu was able to fade an ace on 4th and 5th street, Esfandiari was crippled.

On the very next hand, the Magician was able to pull an AJ out of his sleeve, only to run into Daniel's AQ. No suckout here. Negreanu's hand holds and in a suprising turn, Esfandiari, who came into Day 2 with an enormous chip lead, won't be invited back for Day 3. Meanwhile, Negreanu is up to 350K, which looks to be good for the chip lead.

More notable elims: Lee Markholt, David Pham, Nick Schulman, Matt Brady, Vanessa Rousso
Jared Hamby, Mark Newhouse, Vivek Rajkumar, Chad Brown and Kyle Wilson.




	Haxton

Chad Brown was sent downtown by Ted Lawson's nut flush. Wilson, a former point guard at UMASS, picked up top pair with his J10, only to go broke at the hands of Isaac Haxton, who outkicked Wilson with KJ. Haxton is now over 300,000.

Mike "SirWatts" Watson was down towards the 10BB mark and shoved his small stack in the middle holding A9. Watson would get action from Jonathan Aguiar, who tabled KJ. Watson was able to catch a pair on the turn and another on the river to double trough. Watson is now around his 45K starting stack.

At the same table, former LAPC winner Eric Herschler had his JJ hold up in a race with Alec Torelli and his AK. Herschler is up over 55K.

We're about to wrap up level 9. One more 90-minute level to play. Level 10 means blinds of 1,000-2,000 and a 300 ante. There are about 120 players remaining.

Wednesday, 22nd of October 2008 05:10 PM

Another wave of players have bit the dust, many of them in pots involving pocket aces.

First is was Allen Kessler, who ran his ladies into the AA of Marco Traniello. Matt Graham, who took down the second to last bracelet event on the WSOP schedule, had just A-10, but decided to run the hand, albeit unsuccesfully, into an unknown's rockets. Matt "allinat420" Stout was able to eliminate one player after his aces held, and double through another, dragging a three-way pot that brought him all the way up to 175K.




	Cajelais - an AA casualty

EriK Cajelais wasn't as lucky with his preflop nuts. He got the action he wanted after an opponent was up for playing the pot for Cajelais last 100K or so with A

. The flop produced a couple hearts, meaning Cajelais would have to dodge a heart twice to survive. A harmless diamond fell on the turn, changing nothing, but the river Q

finished out the flush, eliminating Cajelais.

Esfandiari's hot streak continues to cool. He found himself involved in another pot with Negreanu. The Magician's A10 managed to find top two on the A-10-2 flop, but after the turn and river each brought another 2, Negreanu would get to show his A4 cheap, earning the chop.

"Ouch. I can't believe how cold you're running now," chuckled Negreanu.

Michael Binger, Layne Flack and Gus Hansen have each bit the dust. The board is showing 165 players remaining. Nenad Medic looks to have assumed the chip lead and is approaching the 300K mark that Esfandiari started the day at.

Here's a look at the unofficial top ten:




	Demichele changes tunes while Medic stacks another pot

Nenad Medic -- 269,500
JC Tran -- 255,000
Jennifer Tilly -- 237,000
Johnny Chan -- 235,000
Antonio Esfandiari -- 225,000
Ryan Young -- 222,000
JC Alvarado -- 219,000
Chad Layne -- 216,000
Daniel Schreiber -- 206,925
Sabyl Cohen-Landrum -- 206,000

Wednesday, 22nd of October 2008 03:35 PM

It's break time again. Level 8 will crank up in 15-minutes, with 600-1,200 blinds and 200 antes. Before the break, Dutch Boyd was able to double through Brian Rast and his huge stack.

With A-9-Q-9-A already on the board and more a pot of nearly 100K at risk, Rast, the preflop reraiser, would tank to a 23K bet by Boyd. After a couple minutes, Rast would make the call to see Dutch turn over AQ, for aces full of ladies. Rast would flash a 9, before throwing his smaller full house in the muck.

On the next table over, Sabyl Landrum had an opponent all in and at risk on a K-7-7-2-A board. Her opponent would show J7, for trip sevens. Then Sabyl showed her pocked deuces, having turned a boat. Her opponent is now long gone while Sabyl has joined the 200K club.

There are less than 200 players remaining in the main event as at least 60 players have already been bounced from Day 2. Kenny Tran, Ralph Perry, Kathy Leibert and John Hennigan are some of the latest to be dismissed.




	Dutch, Jimmy Tran and Rast

Here's a look at the top ten stacks from the WPT website:

Chad Layne -- 240,000
Brian Rast -- 238,000
Jennifer Tilly -- 235,000
JC Alvarado -- 219,000
Isaac Haxton -- 212,000
Sabyl Cohen-Landrum -- 210,000
Daniel Schreiber -- 206,925
Antonio Esfandiari -- 200,000
Joe Sebok -- 200,000
Ryan Young -- 198,000

Wednesday, 22nd of October 2008 02:45 PM

Players are in the middle of level 7 now, with 500-1,000 blinds and 100 antes.

Antonio Esfandiari has dropped in the chip counts. He now sits behind about 150K, which is still above average, but may have had some more wind taken out of his sails after running into the nut flush on a A

board.

But the hits haven't seemed to change the Magician's mood quite yet. Esfandiari is getting the table conversation started. His latest conversation starter is a prop bet; trying to figure out how many men Daniel Negreanu thinks VP Candidate Sarah Palin may have slept with in her life. Antonio was as high as nine, before Negreanu stopped the bidding, informing the table that he believes Palin's husband is her one and only. "Yeah, but she lives in Alaska," Esfandiari added. "There isn't much to do there."

And if you needed any more evidence that baseball is AMERICA'S pasttime, this was overheard at the same table:

"So who do you guys like in the baseball game tonight?" asked a tablemate.

"Who's playing?" responded Negreanu, a Canadian. Guess they haven't heard of the World Series up there. Maybe he'd pay attention if the Blue Jays were playing.




	Alaei watches Nam (Boston hat) take care of Rosenblum

Nam Le can add another 50K+ to his stack, thanks to 2002 Main Event final tabler Russell Rosenblum. A series of preflop raises cued Rosenblum to shove about 53K into the middle. Nam would make the verbal call before Russell's stack made it into the pot. Russell tabled AK and would be looking for a miracle to crack the rockets held by Nam. Nothing happening on the jack-high board and Rosenblum is done.

Kristy Gazes followed Rosenblum to the rail. After Jennifer Harman opened with a raise to 2,800, WPT Bellagio Cup IV Champion Mike "SirWatts" Watson came over the top with his last 13,000. Kristy looked down at a couple of ladies in the BB and shipped her last 17,000 or so, chasing Harman out of the way.




	Alec Torelli and Kristy Gazes

The cards were turned and Watson's KK had Kristy in trouble. After the dealer ran out the 4-4-J-10-6 board, Watson had more than doubled, while Kristy was down to just a few thousand. She would ship those chips a few minutes later, unsuccessfully.

Also banished to the sidelines are Hevad Khan, John "World" Hennigan, Phil Ivey, John Juanda, Steve Sung and Blair Hinkle. Sung's JJ lost a race vs. Eric Liu for the rest of his stack. Hinkle, who picked up his first bracelet this summer, held K10 against a K-J-x-x board and would get his short stack all in. His opponent would make the call, turning over KJ for top two. The river was a cruel J, filling up Hinkles opponent.

Jennifer Tilly appears to have the chip lead at the moment, holding onto 232,000 chips.

Wednesday, 22nd of October 2008 01:20 PM

Play has begun and the chip leader wasted little time getting involved in a big pot.

Antonio Esfandiari started the day with a 100,000 chip lead on the next closest competitor and will need all of them. Not only does the Magician had Daniel Negreanu at his table, but he'll also be sharing the felt with Jason Mercier, perhaps the hottest tournament player on the planet right now. Surprisingly, it would be an unknown player handing the WPT poster boy a big hit.

Esfandiari makes it 2,400 to go from the CO, while the BB comes over the top, making it 7,400. Esfandiari would call to see the 2

flop. His opponent would lead out for another 8,000 and was met by the Magician's insta-call. After the K

turned, Esfandiari would chose to lead out for 18,000, a move that triggered his opponent to shove. Antonio would make the call to turn over 7

for the flush. Sadly, for Esfandiari, his opponent would turn over A

for the nut flush. Drawing dead, Esfandiari would ship over 50K across the table, putting a dent in his chip lead.

Brian Rast now sits just 20K or so behind Esfandiari, but has his work cut out for him as well. Former WPT NAPC champ Scott Clements, Vinny Pahuja, Jared Hamby and Jimmy Tran will all have their shots at Rast and his 210K.

My vote for most stacked table in the room goes to table #57. It is home to Tuan Le, Jennifer Harman, Jonathan Aguiar, Chau Giang, Kristy Gazes, Eric Herschler and Alec Torelli, who conquered back-to-back preliminary events here at the Festa Al Lago.




	Jesus and Daniel on Day 1A

The table featuring Tony Cousineau, Allen Kessler, Blair Hinkle, Marco Traniello, Erik Cajelais and Chris "Jesus" Ferguson got a little lighter, at Jesus' expense. The bearded one was all in holding K10 on a K-high flop, only to run into a pair of aces. No suckout for Jesus means he's walking.

Other rail-bound notables: Full Tilters David Benyamine, Erik Seidel, Jonathan Little and Team PokerStars Pro Alexandre Gomes. Little, last year's Mirage Poker Showdown champ and WPT POY, still had a good Festa Al Lago as he finished runner-up to Torelli in both of his wins.

Due to the size of the Day 2 field, a few tables were forced to start the day in the main Bellagio card room. Some of the cash game players had the treat of playing next to Doyle Brunson, Erik Seidel, Mike Matusow, Jennifer Tilly and Howard Lederer for a bit, but they are now in the process of consolidating the tourney to just the Fontana room.

Wednesday, 22nd of October 2008 11:55 AM

The start must be getting close. Many of the tournament's 256 survivors are scrambling to the info desk to see how cruel/kind the redraw was for them.

Play will begin in level 6, with 400-800 binds and 100 antes. Tournament officials decided to wait until morning to race off the 25 chips, so play will start a little late today as they get the greens colored up. We'll be back after the cards are in the air.

Day 2 of the 2008 WTP Festa Al Lago begins Wednesday at 12 p.m. PDT.

Click here to read the Day 1A blog.

Day 1B coverage can be found here.

Here are the chip counts and seat assignments for all Day 2 players:

	First Name	Last Name	Chip Count	Table	Seat
1	Antonio	Esfandari	313,000	Table 53	Seat 1
2	Nicholas	Sliwinski	209,800	Table 61	Seat 8
3	Daniel	Schreiber	206,925	Table 54	Seat 8
4	Brian	Rast	206,225	Table 62	Seat 8
5	Jennifer	Tilly	195,050	Table 17	Seat 1
6	Jeremiah	Vinsant	184,575	Table 17	Seat 8
7	Andrew	Robl	173,450	Table 52	Seat 5
8	Nenad	Medic	167,250	Table 16	Seat 7
9	Ryan	Young	156,725	Table 48	Seat 2
10	Johannes	Van Til	151,000	Table 11	Seat 8
11	Toto	Leonidas	149,775	Table 19	Seat 2
12	Jason	Mercier	145,500	Table 53	Seat 7
13	Doug	Lee	144,500	Table 11	Seat 5
14	Joe	Sebok	142,050	Table 50	Seat 4
15	Matt	Giannetti	139,950	Table 64	Seat 1
16	Johnny	Chan	138,000	Table 51	Seat 3
17	Kasey	Nam	132,075	Table 64	Seat 5
18	Edward	Margolin	131,600	Table 47	Seat 8
19	Juan	Alvarado	129,700	Table 6	Seat 5
20	Michael	Glasser	127,475	Table 48	Seat 7
21	Brad	Booth	123,500	Table 61	Seat 7
22	Kagawa	Masaaki	123,150	Table 52	Seat 1
23	Taylor	McFarland	123,000	Table 47	Seat 2
24	Micah	Raskin	118,625	Table 2	Seat 8
25	Isaac	Baron	116,825	Table 59	Seat 3
26	Rock	Cloutier	116,175	Table 54	Seat 9
27	Chau	Giang	115,025	Table 57	Seat 5
28	Clemenceau	Calixto	111,675	Table 7	Seat 3
29	Jason	Dorfman	108,975	Table 62	Seat 3
30	Vivek	Rajkumar	108,550	Table 3	Seat 4
31	Suzan	Landrum	107,775	Table 19	Seat 6
32	Kevin	Albers	107,575	Table 52	Seat 4
33	Luke	Staudenmaier	105,825	Table 48	Seat 4
34	Allen	Cunningham	105,825	Table 64	Seat 7
35	Blake	Cahail	105,575	Table 49	Seat 2
36	Jeff	Bartlett	105,425	Table 62	Seat 6
37	Tim	West	105,275	Table 64	Seat 6
38	David	Chiu	103,300	Table 18	Seat 4
39	Scott	Matte	102,000	Table 55	Seat 2
40	Olav Prinz	Von Sachsen	101,700	Table 54	Seat 3
41	Liam	Hearns	100,950	Table 49	Seat 7
42	Bertrand	Grospellier	100,825	Table 6	Seat 1
43	Alex	Keating	99,975	Table 6	Seat 9
44	Daniel	Negreanu	99,325	Table 53	Seat 5
45	Wayne	Boich	98,350	Table 7	Seat 8
46	Michael	Demichele	97,775	Table 2	Seat 1
47	Erica	Schoenberg	97,750	Table 45	Seat 8
48	Chad	Layne	97,575	Table 46	Seat 5
49	Matthew	Stout	97,425	Table 52	Seat 3
50	Will	Failla	96,000	Table 16	Seat 2
51	Abraham	Mosseri	95,900	Table 49	Seat 9
52	Osmin	Dardon	94,500	Table 17	Seat 5
53	Doyle	Brunson	94,200	Table 18	Seat 7
54	Sean	Sheikram	93,750	Table 16	Seat 5
55	J.C.	Tran	91,550	Table 55	Seat 7
56	Isaac	Haxton	91,225	Table 59	Seat 1
57	Randall	Skaggs	91,075	Table 54	Seat 7
58	Jason	Lester	89,125	Table 19	Seat 4
59	Keith	Ferrera	89,075	Table 12	Seat 5
60	Matt	Hyman	89,000	Table 62	Seat 9
61	David	Kronick	88,675	Table 16	Seat 8
62	William	Mietz	87,000	Table 7	Seat 5
63	Jonathan	Tare	86,650	Table 18	Seat 3
64	Rafeal	Perry	86,525	Table 19	Seat 7
65	Russ	Boyd	86,125	Table 18	Seat 2
66	Jon	Friedberg	86,000	Table 16	Seat 1
67	Chris	Mccormack	85,000	Table 54	Seat 4
68	Jamie	Rosen	84,850	Table 6	Seat 8
69	Fred	Bonyadi	84,300	Table 61	Seat 6
70	Mike	Matusow	83,200	Table 2	Seat 9
71	Zach	Hyman	81,675	Table 64	Seat 4
72	Steven	Levy	81,375	Table 54	Seat 6
73	Iain	Somers	81,275	Table 64	Seat 8
74	William	Heimiller	79,925	Table 55	Seat 5
75	Shawn	Cunix	79,350	Table 45	Seat 3
76	Stan	Wasserkrug	79,125	Table 61	Seat 9
77	Vineet	Pahuja	79,075	Table 62	Seat 2
78	Patrick	Walsh	78,950	Table 53	Seat 3
79	Ryan	Fair	78,850	Table 53	Seat 9
80	Peter	Feldman	77,750	Table 49	Seat 1
81	Russell	Rosenblum	76,925	Table 50	Seat 6
82	John	Hennigan	76,825	Table 59	Seat 7
83	Alec	Torelli	76,450	Table 57	Seat 2
84	Vincent	Bartllo	76,175	Table 16	Seat 6
85	James	Sowers Jr	75,975	Table 6	Seat 7
86	Mike	Wattel	75,550	Table 7	Seat 4
87	Kenney	Tran	75,000	Table 45	Seat 7
88	Joe	Ebanks	72,425	Table 64	Seat 3
89	Gus	Hansen	71,400	Table 52	Seat 7
90	Eileen	Kelly	70,700	Table 60	Seat 5
91	Phil	Collins	70,700	Table 17	Seat 7
92	Erik	Cajelais	70,300	Table 60	Seat 8
93	Jonathan	Little	70,250	Table 59	Seat 4
94	Nam	Le	70,150	Table 50	Seat 1
95	Kevin	Boudreau	69,500	Table 51	Seat 9
96	Emeline	Boich	68,650	Table 56	Seat 1
97	Lee	Markholt	67,800	Table 47	Seat 1
98	Vinny	Vinh	67,775	Table 46	Seat 1
99	Marco	Traniello	67,725	Table 60	Seat 9
100	John	Juanda	66,925	Table 6	Seat 4
101	David	Hasson	66,000	Table 46	Seat 8
102	Peter	Neff	65,575	Table 12	Seat 2
103	Brian	Devonshisre	65,525	Table 48	Seat 5
104	Tuan	Le	65,000	Table 57	Seat 1
105	Olivier	Busquet	64,375	Table 2	Seat 2
106	Erick	Lindgren	64,225	Table 61	Seat 2
107	Scott	Clements	63,125	Table 62	Seat 1
108	Zachary	Clark	62,225	Table 3	Seat 2
109	Scotty	Nguyen	62,050	Table 56	Seat 5
110	James	Fricke	61,750	Table 12	Seat 7
111	Steve	Sung	61,350	Table 51	Seat 8
112	David	Baker	61,175	Table 64	Seat 9
113	Phongthep	Thiptinnakon	61,025	Table 49	Seat 6
114	John	Janason	60,825	Table 45	Seat 5
115	Sean	Dempsey	60,250	Table 19	Seat 8
116	Eric	Liu	60,000	Table 51	Seat 2
117	Justin	Bonomo	59,675	Table 12	Seat 3
118	Randy	Eklund	59,500	Table 3	Seat 7
119	Steven	Weinstein	59,350	Table 53	Seat 6
120	Kenny	Goldman	59,275	Table 45	Seat 9
121	Randy	Haddox	59,200	Table 50	Seat 8
122	Narendra	Banwari	58,475	Table 54	Seat 2
123	Thor	Hansen	58,225	Table 18	Seat 6
124	Steven	Brecher	57,925	Table 7	Seat 2
125	Felipe	Ramos	57,875	Table 53	Seat 4
126	Howard	Lederer	57,750	Table 18	Seat 5
127	Scott	Seiver	57,250	Table 50	Seat 3
128	Richard	Sciuto	55,575	Table 2	Seat 3
129	Hoyt	Corkins	55,400	Table 47	Seat 6
130	Ted	Lawson	55,000	Table 17	Seat 3
131	John	Cernuto	54,850	Table 7	Seat 1
132	John	Monette	54,800	Table 11	Seat 6
133	Matthew	Keikoan	54,275	Table 7	Seat 6
134	Beth	Shak	54,225	Table 46	Seat 4
135	Steve	Fiorentini	54,075	Table 11	Seat 9
136	Chris	Bjorin	53,975	Table 51	Seat 4
137	Isabel	Mercier	53,375	Table 17	Seat 6
138	Paul	Deng	53,000	Table 16	Seat 4
139	Michael	Peters	52,675	Table 56	Seat 4
140	Allie	Prescott	52,525	Table 3	Seat 1
141	Kathy	Leibert	52,000	Table 51	Seat 1
142	Gabriel	Thaler	51,975	Table 49	Seat 5
143	Adam	Junglen	51,925	Table 56	Seat 7
144	Evan	Mcniff	51,175	Table 60	Seat 6
145	Matt	Wolf	50,875	Table 47	Seat 3
146	Paul	Kroh	50,525	Table 2	Seat 6
147	Hevad	Khan	50,175	Table 19	Seat 3
148	Chris	Tsiprailidis	49,825	Table 7	Seat 7
149	John	Roveto	49,500	Table 48	Seat 1
150	Boris	Muchnik	48,975	Table 52	Seat 8
151	Eric	Hershler	48,275	Table 57	Seat 6
152	David	Pham	47,350	Table 49	Seat 3
153	Karga	Holt	46,625	Table 18	Seat 8
154	Stan	Jablonski	46,000	Table 12	Seat 4
155	Jonathan	Aguiar	45,500	Table 57	Seat 7
156	Devin	Porter	44,400	Table 49	Seat 8
157	Stella	Su	44,200	Table 54	Seat 1
158	Tu Van	Huynh	43,575	Table 11	Seat 7
159	Theo	Tran	43,025	Table 6	Seat 2
160	Thomas	Wolfinger	42,800	Table 63	Seat 9
161	Danny	Smith	42,575	Table 12	Seat 1
162	Matthew	Brady	41,600	Table 55	Seat 4
163	Scott	Mayfield	41,425	Table 59	Seat 5
164	Stephen	Ladowsky	41,125	Table 64	Seat 2
165	Markus	Gonsalves	41,125	Table 57	Seat 4
166	Victor	Shalom	40,650	Table 12	Seat 6
167	Joe	Cassidy	40,650	Table 2	Seat 4
168	Robert	Mclaughlin	40,050	Table 12	Seat 8
169	Anthony	Cousineau	40,000	Table 60	Seat 1
170	Joshua	Plummer	39,550	Table 61	Seat 4
171	Ron	Levi	39,525	Table 16	Seat 3
172	Thomas	Bentham	39,350	Table 62	Seat 4
173	Blair	Hinkle	39,000	Table 60	Seat 2
174	Daniel	Alaei	38,800	Table 50	Seat 5
175	Ryan	Aiken	38,800	Table 55	Seat 1
176	Erik	Seidel	38,550	Table 2	Seat 5
177	Robert	Mizrachi	38,450	Table 46	Seat 9
178	Jonathan	Tamayo	38,425	Table 56	Seat 6
179	Gary	Haglund	38,025	Table 59	Seat 9
180	Tom	West	37,300	Table 60	Seat 7
181	Will	Wilkinson	37,250	Table 51	Seat 5
182	Cliff	Josephy	36,975	Table 3	Seat 5
183	Rickey	Mc Colley	36,400	Table 19	Seat 5
184	Alan	Smurfit	36,375	Table 53	Seat 8
185	Tom	Nguyen	36,000	Table 45	Seat 1
186	Chad	Brown	35,875	Table 3	Seat 8
187	Daniel	Cordi	35,575	Table 63	Seat 5
188	Quinn	Do	35,125	Table 6	Seat 6
189	Philipe	Rouas	35,100	Table 55	Seat 9
190	David	Peters	35,025	Table 6	Seat 3
191	Phil	Ivy	34,850	Table 63	Seat 7
192	Jimmy Ngoc	Tran	34,500	Table 62	Seat 7
193	Roland	Dewolf	34,500	Table 18	Seat 1
194	Tom	Mc Cormick	34,275	Table 52	Seat 9
195	Barry	Greenstein	34,125	Table 45	Seat 6
196	Nathan	Doudney	34,000	Table 50	Seat 2
197	Shane	Schleger	33,150	Table 11	Seat 3
198	Jennifer	Harman	33,125	Table 57	Seat 8
199	Joe	Awada	32,750	Table 56	Seat 3
200	Tom	Dwan	32,625	Table 47	Seat 5
201	John	Myung	32,275	Table 2	Seat 7
202	Brian	Buckley	31,500	Table 46	Seat 6
203	Allen	Kessler	31,475	Table 60	Seat 3
204	Matt	Graham	31,225	Table 19	Seat 1
205	Michele	Mcleod	31,050	Table 63	Seat 8
206	Adam	Katz	30,700	Table 63	Seat 2
207	Mark	Newhouse	30,200	Table 46	Seat 2
208	Bob	Slezak	30,100	Table 17	Seat 2
209	Tony	Korfman	30,000	Table 45	Seat 2
210	Amit	Makhija	29,675	Table 3	Seat 3
211	Sandra	Naujoks	28,375	Table 50	Seat 7
212	Jonathan	Honig	27,350	Table 49	Seat 4
213	Alex	Jacob	27,275	Table 51	Seat 7
214	Jeff	Shulman	26,975	Table 50	Seat 9
215	Ryan	Hughes	26,625	Table 17	Seat 4
216	Greg	Mueller	26,575	Table 63	Seat 6
217	Hunter	Frey	26,200	Table 46	Seat 7
218	Alexandre	Luz	26,175	Table 55	Seat 3
219	Michael	Mcclain	25,725	Table 59	Seat 2
220	Robert	Tracey	25,375	Table 11	Seat 4
221	Michael	Watson	25,050	Table 57	Seat 9
222	Rodeen	Talibi	24,000	Table 56	Seat 8
223	Daniel	Woodward	23,675	Table 61	Seat 5
224	Adam	Levy	23,375	Table 3	Seat 9
225	Marc	Levy	23,150	Table 48	Seat 6
226	Michael	Kucinski	22,475	Table 48	Seat 9
227	Chris	Ferguson	22,400	Table 60	Seat 4
228	Kyle	Wilson	22,225	Table 59	Seat 8
229	Charles	Kelley	22,150	Table 3	Seat 6
230	Daniel	Donati	22,150	Table 7	Seat 9
231	Remy	Biechel	21,675	Table 48	Seat 3
232	Al	Adler	21,675	Table 53	Seat 2
233	Vanessa	Rousso	21,300	Table 56	Seat 9
234	Tony	Grappo	21,000	Table 63	Seat 4
235	Paul	Smith	20,875	Table 46	Seat 3
236	Alan	Jaffray	20,750	Table 52	Seat 6
237	Ben	Palmer	20,325	Table 59	Seat 6
238	Nicholas	Schulman	20,000	Table 61	Seat 3
239	Fred	Berger	19,600	Table 47	Seat 7
240	Kristy	Gazes	19,150	Table 57	Seat 3
241	Andre	Akkari	18,950	Table 11	Seat 1
242	Chris	Bell	18,600	Table 47	Seat 9
243	Jared	Hamby	18,275	Table 62	Seat 5
244	Corwin	Cole	17,525	Table 11	Seat 2
245	David	Benyamine	17,175	Table 63	Seat 3
246	Jolyne	Thompson	16,525	Table 48	Seat 8
247	Alex	Bolotin	15,575	Table 51	Seat 6
248	Steve	Sanzone	14,775	Table 54	Seat 5
249	Eugene	Todd	14,425	Table 47	Seat 4
250	Joanne	Liu	14,350	Table 55	Seat 6
251	Michael	Binger	12,500	Table 45	Seat 4
252	Roman	Yitzhaki	11,900	Table 63	Seat 1
253	Bill	Edler	11,125	Table 61	Seat 1
254	Thomas	Burgess	7,450	Table 56	Seat 2
255	Surinder	Sunar	6,900	Table 52	Seat 2
256	Layne	Flack	6,775	Table 55	Seat 8

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