Event 12: Final Results

Seminole Hard Rock Poker presents
Coco Poker Open at Coconut Creek
$300 No Limit Hold’em Seniors (50+)
October 5, 2014

Total Entries: 36
Total Prize Pool: $9,360

The final three players have decided to chop the remaining prize money evenly with each receiving $2,777. Tom Millward had the most chips and as such will take home first place and the trophy. Congrats on your victory Tom!

Seniors Event Winner - Tom Millward
Seniors Event Winner – Tom Millward

FINAL RESULTS

1st – Tom Millward $2,777
2nd – David Smith $2,777
3rd – Robert Tanner $2,776
4th – Robert Aron $1,030

Event 12: 4th Place – Robert Aron ($1,030)

$300 No Limit Hold’em Seniors Event
Blinds: 1.5K/3K/500 ante

Coming back from the break Robert Aron held the chip lead but he shipped nearly 80K to Tom Millward and then lost the last 40K he had behind with 9x9x to David Smith’s AxKx when an ace would flop to be eliminated in fourth place for $1,030.

Robert Aron - 4th Place ($1,040)
Robert Aron – 4th Place ($1,040)

Championship: Chip Counts On The Break

$2,500 No Limit Hold’em Championship Event

NameChip Count
Hans Winzeler766,000
Jason Weber645,000
Uri Tenenboim573,000
John Dolan554,000
Roger Goindoo534,000
Abbey Daniels516,000
Raymond McDonough494,000
David Hass435,000
Ryan Van Sanford391,000
Noah Schwartz349,000
Richard Kirsch340,000
David Nowling251,000
Bruce Snell226,000
Tim Miles219,000
Alex Bolotin213,000
Iraj Fariab205,000
David Poces202,000
Ian O'Hara182,000
David Smart172,000
Derek Alley158,000
Luis Santoni154,000
William Beasley152,000
Cliff Gladstone125,000
Stewart Newman117,000
Quinn Bruno114,000
John DePersio102,000
Jason Mercier96,000
David Diaz78,000
Bernard Lubitz45,000
Jacob Schindler33,000

Championship: Dinner Break

$2,500 No Limit Hold’em Championship Event
Blinds: 2K/4k/500 ante

Players are now on a dinner break and know that they will be able to afford a nice meal since they are all in the money. They will return in 60 minutes. We’ll have chip counts for the remaining players shortly.

Championship: In The Money

$2,500 No Limit Hold’em Championship Event
Blinds: 2K/4k/500 ante

After doubling up through Jason Mercier with 8s8h against Mercier’s Ac4s, it was folded to Erik Christensen in the small blind who moved all in first to act on Mercier’s big blind. Mercier took a peek at his cards and quickly announced a call.

After making sure there were no all ins at the remaining tables, the two players revealed their hands with Christensen holding AcKd and in need of some help as Mercier held KhKc. He would not get any of that help as the board would run out 9s8h2h5h4c to give Mercier the knock out and move the tournament officially into the money.

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Event 12: Seniors in the Money

$300 No Limit Hold’em Seniors Event
Blinds: 1K/2K/300 ante

The Seniors event is now in the money with a min-cash earning $1,030 and the winner taking home $4,212.

Robert Aron – 126,400
Robert Tanner – 88,200
Tom Millward – 49,800
David Smith – 23,700

1st – $4,212
2nd – $2,527
3rd – $1,591
4th – $1,030

Championship Day 2: Bubble Time

$2,500 No Limit Hold’em Championship Event
Blinds: 2K/4k/500 ante

Speculation about hitting the money before the dinner break was quickly shutdown as we are now hand-for-hand on the bubble less than 10 minutes into Level 16.

There will 45 happy players and one very unhappy.

Championship Day 2: Kings All Around

$2,500 No Limit Hold’em Championship Event
Blinds: 1.5K/3k/500 ante

Four more quick eliminations have everyone wondering if they’ll make the money before the dinner break in 90 minutes.

There were two big back-to-back hands at Table 3 which saw Chris Bolek go out when his Ad9d could not run down the KhKc of Raymond McDonough. One hand later and it was Kings again, this time KhKd was up against AhAd and Elliott Zaydman was on the wrong end of that battle.

Margaret Mitchell found a little luck on her side at Table 5 against Matt Waxman. She was down to just a few chips when she called a raise from the small blind with 3c2s and Waxman was holding the now often run Kings.

Someone at the table told her “you have a really good shot at this” just before the dealer spread her a trey and deuce on the flop. She hit a bonus trey on the river for a small double up. It wasn’t a big hit to Waxman as he recently hit a big double with Kings a few hands prior.