$240 Omaha High/Low
Level 17: 3,000/6,000
Players Remaining: 2/55

David Prociak and Claudangelo Beaudouin are heads up in Event 7 of the Coco Poker Showdown. They’ve each secured $2,530 with the tournament’s winner pocketing $3,740.

Prociak holds the early advantage with 340,000 chips to Beaudouin’s 210,000.

Updated results:

$240 Omaha High/Low
Level 17: 3,000/6,000
Players Remaining: 5/55

Seating assignments and chip counts:

Seat 1: Claudangelo Beaudouin – 119,500
Seat 2: Brandon Berkenfeld – 98,000
Seat 3: Joseph Patalano – 69,000
Seat 4: Howard Luckman – 18,000
Seat 5: David Prociak – 245,500

Remaining payouts:

1st – $3,740
2nd – $2,530
3rd – $1,650
4th – $1,320
5th – $990

Updated eliminations:

6th: Hoyt Verner – $770

$240 Omaha High/Low
Level 16: 5,000/10,000
Players Remaining: 6/55

With seven players left, the board was and Joseph Patalano got his last 8,500 in the pot. It folded to fellow shortstack Jerry Kowalsky and he called off the last of his chips. Patalano tabled for a straight. Kowalsky had for a flush draw. The board completed with the . With neither player claiming a low, Patalano’s straight was best and he busted Kowalsky on the bubble.

The final six players are now in the money.  David Prociak retains his chip lead with about 280,000 of the 550,000 chips in play.

Here’s a look at the final tablists who left without a payday:

$350 No Limit Hold’em
Level 7: 400/800/100 Ante

Level 7 is freshly underway and cards are in the air following the first break in tonight’s 6 p.m. flight of Event 6. The clock shows 70 entries to this point making it the largest of the starting flights yet.

Late registration/unlimited re-entry is available until 9:15 p.m.

$240 Omaha High/Low
Level 14: 1,500/3,000
Players Remaining: 10/55

After about seven hours of play, today’s 12 p.m. $240 Omaha high/low event is down to the final 10 and combined to the unofficial final table. Holding the chip lead with the tournament’s $3,740 top prize up for grabs is none other than Orlando’s David Prociak.

Just two months ago, Prociak finished runner up to Jake Bazeley in the Rock ‘n’ Roll Poker Open Championship for more than $330,000. Now, 60 days later, he’s in pole position at the Coco Poker Showdown’s most recent event.

Ten-handed seating assignments and chip counts:

Seat 1: Matthew Smith – 15,000
Seat 2: Jerry Kowalsky – 65,000
Seat 3: Claudangelo Beaudouin – 48,500
Seat 4: Hoyt Verner – 14,500
Seat 5: Brandon Berkenfeld – 27,000
Seat 6: Gernie Moorhead – 28,000
Seat 7: Joseph Patalano – 40,000
Seat 8: Stephen Reid – 22,500
Seat 9: Howard Luckman – 92,500
Seat 10: David Prociak – 200,000

Payouts:

1st – $3,740
2nd – $2,530
3rd – $1,650
4th – $1,320
5th – $990
6th – $770

The tournament still needs to drop four players before the final six are all in the money.

$350 No Limit Hold’em
Level 1: 50/100

The clock strikes 6 p.m. and tonight’s evening flight of Event 6 is underway. Flight D, as it will be known, follows the same structure of play as its Flight A, B and C predecessors. Players begin with 12,000-chip starting stacks and play 20-minute levels throughout. Late registration/unlimited re-entry is available until the start of Level 10:

Here’s a closer look at Flight D’s schedule of play.

• $250,000 guaranteed prize pool
  
• 12,000-chip starting stacks and 20-minute levels
• Late registration/unlimited re-entry available until the start of Level 10 (about 9:15 p.m.)
• Play concludes when 9 percent of the starting field remains
• Event 6 structure sheet

Through three flights, the field stands at 152 entries. A total of 15 players have punched their ticket to Day 2 with Flight B’s Sean Anderson claiming the chip lead of 200,500 chips.

We will touch base with you again when registration closes and Flight D’s attendance figure is finalized.

$240 Omaha High/Low
Level 11: 800/1,600
Players Remaining: 18/55

Registration is closed in today’s noon $240 Omaha high/low event. The tournament drew 55 entries generating an $11,000 prize pool. The final six players all head home with a score of at least $770. The tournament’s winner, meanwhile, pockets $3,740.

Full prize structure:

The field is down to the final 18 players and the last two tables. They’ll combined to the unofficial final table when 10 remain and we’ll provide seating assignments and chip counts at that time.

$350 No Limit Hold’em
Level 15: 2,500/5,000/500 Ante
Players Remaining: 5/48

Flight C of Event 6 concluded moments ago. The third of eight starting flights in the $350 buy-in, $250,000 guaranteed no limit hold’em tournament, Flight C played from 48 starting to just five remaining. Ben Robinson bagged the chip lead with 141,000. While that was good enough for pole position in his respective flight, Robinson trails the 200,500 chips of Flight B’s Sean Anderson by a margin.

Other Flight C participants joining Robinson for Day 2 include reigning Seminole Hard Rock Poker Player of the Year Ory Hen and Event 1 fourth-place finisher Ryan Anderson.

Event 6 chip counts through Flight C:

Flight A: 51 entries, 5 advanced
Flight B: 53 entries, 5 advanced
Flight C: 48 entries, 5 advanced

$240 Omaha High/Low
Level 6: 200/400

With 50 entries and growing, the $10,000 guarantee has officially been met in Event 7, today’s $240 Omaha high/low tournament. Despite some rough weather in Coconut Creek and its surrounding areas, the field is strong and getting stronger with each minute.

Late registration/unlimited re-entry is available until about 5 p.m. Complete prize pool information will be posted shortly thereafter. Until then, each new entry is icing on the prize pool cake.

$350 No Limit Hold’em
Level 10: 800/1,600/200 Ante
Players Remaining: 14/48

Registration is closed in today’s Flight C of Event 6, a $350 buy-in $250,000 guaranteed no limit hold’em tournament. The field drew 48 runners bringing the three-flight total 152. At this point, just 14 players remain in Flight C and — barring  a double elimination on the bubble — they’ll bag when the field narrows to five.

Here’s a look at the tournament to this point:

Flight C chip counts will be posted after play concludes. Ory Hen and Ryan Anderson are among those players still alive.