WSOPC & APAC Event 2 Final Tables Set, WPT Results

WSOP-C Foxwoods Sets Final Table

The final table of the World Series of Poker Circuit Foxwoods stop in Connecticut was determined in the afternoon hours of April 8. After starting the $1,675 NLHE Main Event with 615 entries and a $924,652 prize pool, the money bubble burst on Day 2 to start paying the top 63 players.

Day 2 ultimately ended with only 16 players still in action, and Ben Reason had the chip lead with 1,704,000 chips.

Day 3 started with the elimination of Alex Wilson, and the tenth place ousting of Chris Mintchev set the final table just before the dinner break. The players and chip counts were as follows:

Seat 1: Ethan Foulkes – 1,265,000

Seat 2: Cory Waaland – 1,225,000

Seat 3: Lall Bharat – 1,210,000

Seat 4: Paul Snead – 1,980,000

Seat 5: Ben Reason – 760,000

Seat 6: Pete Camp – 985,000

Seat 7: Kevin Saul – 2,675,000

Seat 8: Bobby Corcione – 1,040,000

Seat 9: Stephen Dare – 1,190,000

All updates can be found on the WSOP website.

WSOP APAC Event 2 Sets Final Table

While Event 1 of the World Series of Poker Asia-Pacific was finishing, Event 2 had already begun. The $1,650 Pot Limit Omaha tournament started on April 7 and brought a total of 172 players into action. That created a prize pool of $258K and payouts for the top 18 players.

Day 2 took the 32 survivors and thinned the field to the money bubble, which led to cashes by players like Joe Hachem in 17^th and Jeff Lisandro in 14^th. Tony Kambouroglou was the last player to exit that day, taking $5,028 for his tenth place finish.

The final table was set for Apil 9 with Jim Collopy holding a substantial chip lead. The entire seating arrangement and list of chip counts was as follows:

Seat 1: Dan Shak – 102,700
Seat 2: Mike Leah – 71,200
Seat 3: Marvin Rettenmaier – 33,500
Seat 4: Martin Kozlov – 47,400
Seat 5: Minh Nguyen – 122,200
Seat 6: Scott Reid – 28,400
Seat 7: Tino Lechich – 85,000
Seat 8: Paul Sharbanee – 77,200
Seat 9: Jim Collopy – 209,200

Live updates from WSOP APAC are courtesy of PokerListings.

World Poker Tour US and South Africa Results

The World Poker Tour Regional event in Biloxi at the Mississippi IP Spring Classic brought in 135 players and awarded Mohammad Meini the title and $37K.

The WPT National Johannesburg event attracted 211 players to the Emperor’s Palace in South Africa. Shaun Gavender won the tournament and $86K in prize money.