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| Maggie Morris (Valley Forge, PA) Big Stax 300 Winner - $95,000 *** |
*** Denotes Chop
Tuesday, February 25, 2014
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): 1st Place - Morris ($95,000)
*** Denotes Chop
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): 2nd Place - Luciano ($75,000)
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| Rocco Luciano (Philadelphia, PA) 2nd Place - $75,000 *** |
*** Denotes Chop
Started the day 2nd to last in chips, ended day with a 3 way chop for 74k
#startedfromthebottom #parxbigstax
— Rocco Luciano (@Rockylooch) February 25, 2014
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): 3rd Place - Gola ($50,000)
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| Joe Gola (Philadelphia, PA) 3rd Place ($50,000) *** |
*** Denotes Chop
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): 4th Place - McKeehen ($20,641)
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| Joseph McKeehen (North Wales, PA) 4th Place - $20,641 |
When Joe McKeehen enters are tournament, he's one of the favorites to go deep. When Mr. McKeehen goes deep, he then becomes one of the favorites to win. When Joe is ahead…he usually wins, and when Joe is behind…he usually wins. This was before Joe ran into Maggie Morris, and watched as his K 10 < A 10 on the 2 5 8 K A.
McKeehen would enter foreign territory as he grabbed the lead on the turn, only to watch an ace spike the river and send him home in fourth place. Players would begin to start talking chop once Joe was eliminated.
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): 5th Place - Rebuck ($15,877)
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| Mark Rebuck (Carlisle, PA) 5th Place - $15,877 |
In what would turn out to be one of the most important pots of the tournament, two of the larger stacks (Rebuck/Morris) would collide. Both players seemed primed to reach at least three handed play, but on the runout of 6 6 K A J, we would see a cooler for Rebuck. His KK < AA of Morris, giving her a commanding chip lead, and propelling her to what would be a huge finish.
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): 6th Place - Kiotis ($11,643)
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| Mike Kiotis (Thornton, PA) 6th Place - $11,643 |
Mike Kiotis shoved his remaining eight big blinds with AJ and would be eliminated when Mark Rebuck woke up with AQ.
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): 7th Place - DePew ($8,891)
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| Zack DePew (Shohola, PA) 7th Place - $8,891 |
Many of the pots that we were seeing weren't going to flops, but Zack DePew and Maggie Morris saw one of Q♣ 9♣ x. The chips got in with Zack at risk, both holding flush draws (Depew: 10♣ 7♣ < Maggie K♣ J♣). DePew would depart the table in seventh place, and Morris would continue her upswing.
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): Morris Doubles
Level 30 (Blinds 100,000/200,000/25,000)
Players Remaining: 7
Chip Average: 8,000,000
Maggie Morris finds a double through Joe Gola, as her KK > J10 of "The Jeweler,", and she now sits with just over 11,000,000.
Players Remaining: 7
Chip Average: 8,000,000
Maggie Morris finds a double through Joe Gola, as her KK > J10 of "The Jeweler,", and she now sits with just over 11,000,000.
Big Stax 300 (Day 1): 8th Place - Shasho ($6,721)
Level 30 (Blinds 100,000/200,000/25,000)
Players Remaining: 7
Chip Average: 8,000,000
For those players that didn't bring heaps into the final table, it's been a pattern of the short stacks continually dwindling until the spot to shove. Mike Shasho's spot was a flip with KQ against the 99 of Rocco Luciano. Rocco's pocket nines would hold, and he would chip up to 9,600,000.
Players Remaining: 7
Chip Average: 8,000,000
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| Mike Shasho (Ramsey, NJ) 8th Place - $6,721 |
For those players that didn't bring heaps into the final table, it's been a pattern of the short stacks continually dwindling until the spot to shove. Mike Shasho's spot was a flip with KQ against the 99 of Rocco Luciano. Rocco's pocket nines would hold, and he would chip up to 9,600,000.
Rocco Luciano - 9,600,000
Mike Shasho - Eliminated in 8th place ($6,721)
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): Level Going Up
Level 30 is going to begin shortly, with the blinds going up to 100,000/200,000/25,000 (chip average of 7,000,000). The blind to average ratio is beginning to lower slightly, but the tournament is still super deep.
We are watching a lot of pots being taken down pre, and not many at all ending in a showdown.
We are watching a lot of pots being taken down pre, and not many at all ending in a showdown.
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): 9th Place - Valdez ($5,187)
Level 29 (Blinds 75,000/150,000/25,000)
Players Remaining: 8
Chip Average: 7,000,000
After the departure of Ray Ross, Juan Valdez would be left as the short stack at the table. He got his remaining 2,300,000 in against Joe McKeehen:
Players Remaining: 8
Chip Average: 7,000,000
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| Juan Valdez (Philadelphia, PA) 9th Place - $5,187 |
After the departure of Ray Ross, Juan Valdez would be left as the short stack at the table. He got his remaining 2,300,000 in against Joe McKeehen:
Juan: A 10 McKeehen: J J
Flop: A J A
Turn: K
River: x
The ace right in the window seemed very promising for Juan, but the rest of the run out would be pretty brutal for him. Valdez was one of the top stacks in the room from Day 2 on, but his run would end here at his first even Big Stax final table.
Joe McKeehen - 6,600,000
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): 10th Place - Ross ($4,657)
Level 29 (Blinds 75,000/150,000/25,000)
Players Remaining: 9
Chip Average: 6,400,000
Ray Ross was one of two short stacks at this ten-handed table (the other being Mike Kiotis), and he shoved his remaining 18 bigs into the middle. He was called by Joe Gola and the action would fold around. It would be the AQ < TT for Ray Ross, but this is his second series in a row with a Big Stax final table to his belt, and we are sure to see moving forward this series.
Players Remaining: 9
Chip Average: 6,400,000
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| Ray Ross (Maple Glen, PA) 10th Place - $4,657 |
Ray Ross was one of two short stacks at this ten-handed table (the other being Mike Kiotis), and he shoved his remaining 18 bigs into the middle. He was called by Joe Gola and the action would fold around. It would be the AQ < TT for Ray Ross, but this is his second series in a row with a Big Stax final table to his belt, and we are sure to see moving forward this series.
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): Unofficial Final Table/Chip Counts
Players are about to go on break, and will be returning to blinds of 75,000/150,000/25,000. Here is the ten-handed lineup with counts:
- Mark Rebuck - 9,200,000
- Juan Valdez - 2,300,000
- Zack DePew - 5,700,000
- Maggie Morris - 8,000,000
- Ray Ross - 2,600,000
- Mike Shasho - 3,200,000
- Joe Gola - 10,100,000
- Rocco Luciano - 8,000,000
- Joe McKeehen - 5,900,000
- Mike Kiotis - 2,200,000
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): 11th Place - Ely ($4,657)
Level 28 (Blinds 50,000/100,000/10,000)
Players Remaining: 10
Chip Average: 5,600,000
Ely was the shortest stack remaining and shoved for less than 20 bigs. He got called by Maggie Morris, and was in bad shape, as his A2 < KK. Maggie has gone from the shortest stack in the tournament, to one of the chip leader with close to 8,000,000.
Players Remaining: 10
Chip Average: 5,600,000
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| Ted Ely (Brooklyn, NY) 11th Place - $4,657 |
Ely was the shortest stack remaining and shoved for less than 20 bigs. He got called by Maggie Morris, and was in bad shape, as his A2 < KK. Maggie has gone from the shortest stack in the tournament, to one of the chip leader with close to 8,000,000.
Players are going on break shortly, and we will bring you the final table seating assignments and chip counts.
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): Morris Doubles Through Valdez
Level 28 (Blinds 50,000/100,000/10,000)
Players Remaining: 11
Chip Average: 5,000,000
Maggie Morris recoups the chips lost in the earlier pot with McKeehen, as she get it's in on the flop against Juan Valdez for a 6,000,000 pot:
Maggie Morris - 6,000,000
Juan Valdez - 2,000,000
Players Remaining: 11
Chip Average: 5,000,000
Maggie Morris recoups the chips lost in the earlier pot with McKeehen, as she get it's in on the flop against Juan Valdez for a 6,000,000 pot:
Flop: 10♣ 7♥ 4♥
Valdez: A♥ 10♥ Morris: 4 4
Turn: J♦
River: A♠
Maggie Morris - 6,000,000
Juan Valdez - 2,000,000
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): McKeehen v. Morris
Level 28 (Blinds 50,000/100,000/10,000)
Players Remaining: 11
Chip Average: 5,000,000
After Maggie Morris flats Joe McKeehen's four-bet pre, we go to a flop with a pot already over 2,000,000. The board runs out 3 8 K, and Mckeehen checks to Morris, who then goes all-in (covering Joe's stack). Joe thinks briefly and makes the call with QQ, and it surprisingly in the lead against Morris's 77. Joe takes down the pot on the turn when he spikes a queen and chips up to over 7,000,000. Morris is left with just under 2,000,0000 and is the short stack of the players remaining.
Players Remaining: 11
Chip Average: 5,000,000
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| McKeehen v. Morris |
After Maggie Morris flats Joe McKeehen's four-bet pre, we go to a flop with a pot already over 2,000,000. The board runs out 3 8 K, and Mckeehen checks to Morris, who then goes all-in (covering Joe's stack). Joe thinks briefly and makes the call with QQ, and it surprisingly in the lead against Morris's 77. Joe takes down the pot on the turn when he spikes a queen and chips up to over 7,000,000. Morris is left with just under 2,000,0000 and is the short stack of the players remaining.
Monday, February 24, 2014
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): What They're Playing For
Level 28 (Blinds 50,000/100,000/10,000)
Players Remaining: 11
Chip Average: 5,000,000
Here are the payouts remaining:
Players Remaining: 11
Chip Average: 5,000,000
Here are the payouts remaining:
- $121,713
- $63,509
- $33,872
- $20,641
- $15,877
- $11,643
- $8,891
- $6,721
- $5,187
10-11. $4,657
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): Final Table Decisions
Level 28 (Blinds 50,000/100,000/10,000)
Players Remaining: 11
Chip Average: 5,000,000 (50 big blinds)
When players reach the final table (of nine), they will have a decision to to either bag chips and come back to finish tomorrow…or play this out to a finish tonight.
Players Remaining: 11
Chip Average: 5,000,000 (50 big blinds)
When players reach the final table (of nine), they will have a decision to to either bag chips and come back to finish tomorrow…or play this out to a finish tonight.
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): Break Time/Updated Chip Counts
Level 27 is winding down, and players will be posting blinds of 50,000/100,000/10,000 upcoming. The chip average with 11 players remaining is going to be 50 big blinds, which shouldn't be much of a shock anymore. The mix of price point, structure, and scheduling has grown these events to points many never thought.
Here are the updated chip counts:
Table 57:
Here are the updated chip counts:
Table 57:
- Ray Ross - 4,800,000
- Mike Shasho - 3,300,000
- Joe Gola - 7,300,000
- Zack DePew - 5,500,000
- Rocco Luciano - 7,200,000
Table 58:
- Mike Kiotis - 5,300,000
- Juan Valdez - 6,000,000
- Joe McKeehen - 3,900,000
- Maggie Morris - 3,000,000
- Mark Rebuck - 6,400,000
- Ted Ely - 3,700,000
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): 12th Place - Zimmerman ($4,675)
Level 27 (Blinds 40,000/80,000/10,000)
Players Remaining: 11
Chip Average: 5,000,000
Seth Zimmerman was the short stack of players remaining, ended up getting it all-in against Joe Gola, who had just won a 4,500,000 pot from Ray Ross the hand prior. Zimmerman's AQ ran into the AK of Gola, and he would fall just short of making his second Big Stax final table.
Players Remaining: 11
Chip Average: 5,000,000
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| Seth Zimmerman (New York, NY) |
Seth Zimmerman was the short stack of players remaining, ended up getting it all-in against Joe Gola, who had just won a 4,500,000 pot from Ray Ross the hand prior. Zimmerman's AQ ran into the AK of Gola, and he would fall just short of making his second Big Stax final table.
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): Updated Chip Counts
Here are the updated counts for the remaining 12 players:
Table 57:
Table 57:
- Seth Zimmerman - 2,000,000
- Ray Ross - 5,600,000
- Mike Shasho - 4,100,000
- Joe Gola - 3,400,000
- Zack DePew - 5,200,000
- Rocco Luciano - 7,300,000
Table 58:
- Mike Kiotis - 5,600,000
- Juan Valdez - 3,900,000
- Joe McKeehen - 4,500,000
- Maggie Morris - 2,000,000
- Mark Rebuck - 7,800,000
- Ted Ely - 3,100,000
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): 14th Place - Laieta ($4,234)/13th Place - Deissler ($4,234)
Level 27 (Blinds 40,000/80,000/10,000)
Players Remaining: 12
Chip Average: 4,600,000
The action continued to move at a pace nobody could of thought, as two more players busted within minutes of the last. Chris Laieta was all-in pre flipping with Ray Ross (AK < QQ) to bust in 14th place. And once again while that hand was playing out, it was Pierre Deissler (66 < 88) busting to Mark Rebuck.
Players Remaining: 12
Chip Average: 4,600,000
The action continued to move at a pace nobody could of thought, as two more players busted within minutes of the last. Chris Laieta was all-in pre flipping with Ray Ross (AK < QQ) to bust in 14th place. And once again while that hand was playing out, it was Pierre Deissler (66 < 88) busting to Mark Rebuck.
Showers. 13th. 66 v 88. #tpedge
— Pierre Deissler (@PierreDeissler) February 25, 2014
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): Quick Dinner Bustouts/ 16th Place Skolchilo ($3,863) - 15th Place Walker ($4,234)
Level 27 (Blinds 40,000/80,000/10,000)
Players Remaining: 14
Chip Average: 4,000,000
It was only a few hands back from dinner before we saw some quick action. Both Antonio Walker and Igor Skochilo were all-in and at risk at the same time. It was the 10 10 of Ted Ely flipping with Walker's AK (Walker started the hand with 1,275,000). At the other Table 57 it was the 77 of Zack DePew against the KK of Igor.
Antonio's hand ran out first, and with the Q 6 8 J runout, he did gain some extra outs on the turn, but the river would give the pot to Ely. Igor was ahead when at risk, but watched as his opponent gained outs on a 4 5 5 6 board, and hit a seven to make a full house. Skochilo only 30,000 less than Walker to start the hand, and earned $3,863 for 16th place.
Walker earned $4,234 for his 15th place finish.
Players Remaining: 14
Chip Average: 4,000,000
It was only a few hands back from dinner before we saw some quick action. Both Antonio Walker and Igor Skochilo were all-in and at risk at the same time. It was the 10 10 of Ted Ely flipping with Walker's AK (Walker started the hand with 1,275,000). At the other Table 57 it was the 77 of Zack DePew against the KK of Igor.
Antonio's hand ran out first, and with the Q 6 8 J runout, he did gain some extra outs on the turn, but the river would give the pot to Ely. Igor was ahead when at risk, but watched as his opponent gained outs on a 4 5 5 6 board, and hit a seven to make a full house. Skochilo only 30,000 less than Walker to start the hand, and earned $3,863 for 16th place.
Walker earned $4,234 for his 15th place finish.
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): Back From Dinner/17th-19th Places ($3,863)
On the last hand before dinner break, we lost Parx cash game regular Jonathan Sonne ($3,863):
17. Jonathan Sonne (Philadelphia, PA)
18. William Daloisi (Staten Island, NY)
19. Robert Santora (Bensalem, PA)
17. Jonathan Sonne (Philadelphia, PA)
18. William Daloisi (Staten Island, NY)
19. Robert Santora (Bensalem, PA)
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): Dinner Break
Players are about to go on a (75) minute dinner break, and will return at approximately 9:20pm. Once the tournament officials have verified chips left in the tournament, we will post updated chip counts of the remanning field.
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): 18th Place - Daloisi ($3,863)
Level 26 (Blinds 30,000/60,000/10,000)
Players Remaining: 17
Chip Average: 3,300,000
William Daloisi (Staten Island, NY) was one of the shortest stacks remaining, and would end up getting sent home only moments after finding his new seat (AJ < AQ of Ray Ross).
Players Remaining: 17
Chip Average: 3,300,000
William Daloisi (Staten Island, NY) was one of the shortest stacks remaining, and would end up getting sent home only moments after finding his new seat (AJ < AQ of Ray Ross).
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): Final 18
Here are the new seating assignments for the final 18 players:
Table 57:
Table 57:
- Seth Zimmerman
- Ray Ross
- Igot Skochilo
- Mike Shasho
- Chris Laieta
- William Daloisi
- Joe Gola
- Zack Depew
- Rocco Luciano
Table 58:
- Mike Kiotis
- Juan Valdez
- Joe McKeehen
- Antonio Walker
- Maggie Morris
- Mark Rebuck
- Jonathan Sonne
- Pierre Deissler
- Ted Ely
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): Santora Takes Bad Beat To Finish 19th ($3,493)
Level 26 (Blinds 30,000/60,000/10,000)
Players Remaining: 18
Chip Average: 3,200,000
Just as the hand with McKeehen/Zimmerman was finishing, everyone from Table 57 erupted. Juan Valdez had limped with AJ and found himself in big trouble after he called Robert Santora's all-in after a 5 5 J flop. Robert turned over 2 5 (flopped trips), and Valdez would only stay alive with running aces or a jack. The turn brought a brick, so it would be a jack that Valdez would need on the river…and that's exactly what he got! Juan hits his two outer on the river to eliminate Santora, and send the remaining 18 players to their new seats.
Players Remaining: 18
Chip Average: 3,200,000
Just as the hand with McKeehen/Zimmerman was finishing, everyone from Table 57 erupted. Juan Valdez had limped with AJ and found himself in big trouble after he called Robert Santora's all-in after a 5 5 J flop. Robert turned over 2 5 (flopped trips), and Valdez would only stay alive with running aces or a jack. The turn brought a brick, so it would be a jack that Valdez would need on the river…and that's exactly what he got! Juan hits his two outer on the river to eliminate Santora, and send the remaining 18 players to their new seats.
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): Standard McKeehen
Level 26 (Blinds 30,000/60,000/10,000)
Players Remaining: 19
Chip Average: 3,000,000 (50 big blinds)
This time it's Joe McKeehen getting super lucky, as he gets it in behind with 10 10 against Seth Zimmerman and his K K. The flop runs out clean for Seth, but he would slam the table as a 10 spikes the turn, giving Joe the hand and eventually giving him the hand (and a full double to over 4,000,000).
Players Remaining: 19
Chip Average: 3,000,000 (50 big blinds)
This time it's Joe McKeehen getting super lucky, as he gets it in behind with 10 10 against Seth Zimmerman and his K K. The flop runs out clean for Seth, but he would slam the table as a 10 spikes the turn, giving Joe the hand and eventually giving him the hand (and a full double to over 4,000,000).
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): Miracle Maggie Morris
Level 26 (Blinds 30,000/60,000/10,000)
Players Remaining: 19
Chip Average: 3,000,000 (50 big blinds)
Maggie Morris once again found herself one of the shorter stacks, and was in pretty bad shape when she shoved the flop of 2 6 6 against Mike Kiotis. Kiotis would make the call tabling JJ and Morris would be looking for help with her A3. The turn would be no help, but the table reaction was clear that Maggie spiked an ace on the river to double up to 3,500,000 and keep us at 19 players.
Players Remaining: 19
Chip Average: 3,000,000 (50 big blinds)
Maggie Morris once again found herself one of the shorter stacks, and was in pretty bad shape when she shoved the flop of 2 6 6 against Mike Kiotis. Kiotis would make the call tabling JJ and Morris would be looking for help with her A3. The turn would be no help, but the table reaction was clear that Maggie spiked an ace on the river to double up to 3,500,000 and keep us at 19 players.
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): Chris Rich Sent Home In 20th Place ($3,493)
Level 26 (Blinds 30,000/60,000/10,000)
Players Remaining: 19
Chip Average: 3,000,000 (50 big blinds)
Chris Rich was hovering around the 10 big blind mark, and managed to get in all-in pre against Mike Kiotis. It was the 22 of Rich flipping with the AJ of Kiotis, and the J on the flop would make things very difficult for Rich. Chris couldn't find his two-outer, and after the next elimination we will once again re-draw players (final 18).
Mike Kiotis - 6,000,000
Chris Rich - Eliminated in 20th place ($3,493)
Players Remaining: 19
Chip Average: 3,000,000 (50 big blinds)
Chris Rich was hovering around the 10 big blind mark, and managed to get in all-in pre against Mike Kiotis. It was the 22 of Rich flipping with the AJ of Kiotis, and the J on the flop would make things very difficult for Rich. Chris couldn't find his two-outer, and after the next elimination we will once again re-draw players (final 18).
Mike Kiotis - 6,000,000
Chris Rich - Eliminated in 20th place ($3,493)
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): Cervone Busts In 21st Place ($3,493)
Level 26 (Blinds 30,000/60,000/10,000)
Players Remaining: 20
Chip Average: 2,600,000 (43 big blinds)
Maggie Morris was once our chip leader earlier in the day, but since losing a large pot to Ray Ross in Level 24, she trended downward. Morris got a well needed double up only moments ago as one of the shorter stacks, and only a few hands later sent home Mike Cervone, as her AK > AQ.
Maggie Morris - 3,400,000
Mike Cervone - Eliminated in 21st Place ($3,493)
Players Remaining: 20
Chip Average: 2,600,000 (43 big blinds)
Maggie Morris was once our chip leader earlier in the day, but since losing a large pot to Ray Ross in Level 24, she trended downward. Morris got a well needed double up only moments ago as one of the shorter stacks, and only a few hands later sent home Mike Cervone, as her AK > AQ.
Maggie Morris - 3,400,000
Mike Cervone - Eliminated in 21st Place ($3,493)
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): 22nd-24th Places ($3,070)
The following players have cashed in the event for $3,070:
22. Christopher Horter (Bensalem, PA)
23. Victor Otero (Manalapan, NJ)
24. David Elliot (Tinton Falls, NJ)
22. Christopher Horter (Bensalem, PA)
23. Victor Otero (Manalapan, NJ)
24. David Elliot (Tinton Falls, NJ)
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): Break Time
Players are about to go on a (15) minute break, and will return to Level 25 and blinds of 30,000/60,000/10,000 (chip average of 2,500,000). They will return to play the level and then go on a (75) minute dinner break.
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): Otero Eliminated In 23rd Place ($3,070)
Level 25 (Blinds 20,000/40,000/5,000)
Players Remaining: 22
Chip Average: 2,500,000 (62 big blinds)
In another blind v. blind situation, Seth Zimmerman and Victor Otero get it all-in pre-flop. Unfortunately for Otero his KK < AK of Zimmerman, as Seth flops an ace and sends him home in 23rd place. Victor was another player who was primarily under the radar throughout these later stages in the tournament, but was able to maneuver his way through to this point. Otero collect $3,070 for his finish, while Seth chips up to just under 3,000,000.
Players Remaining: 22
Chip Average: 2,500,000 (62 big blinds)
In another blind v. blind situation, Seth Zimmerman and Victor Otero get it all-in pre-flop. Unfortunately for Otero his KK < AK of Zimmerman, as Seth flops an ace and sends him home in 23rd place. Victor was another player who was primarily under the radar throughout these later stages in the tournament, but was able to maneuver his way through to this point. Otero collect $3,070 for his finish, while Seth chips up to just under 3,000,000.
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): Elliot Misses Big…Busts In 24th ($3,070)
Level 25 (Blinds 20,000/40,000/5,000)
Players Remaining: 23
Chip Average: 2,400,000
In a blind v. blind situation between Dave Elliot and Jonathan Sonne, all the chips get in with Elliot's tournament at risk:
Elliot would turn even more outs, but would whiff the river and be sent home in 24th place. Sonne would chip up over 3,200,000, putting himself above average and in the middle of the remaining pack.
Players Remaining: 23
Chip Average: 2,400,000
In a blind v. blind situation between Dave Elliot and Jonathan Sonne, all the chips get in with Elliot's tournament at risk:
Elliot: K♥ 5♥ Sonne: 10 2
Flop: 10♥ J♣ 2♥
Turn: Q♦
River: 8♠
Elliot would turn even more outs, but would whiff the river and be sent home in 24th place. Sonne would chip up over 3,200,000, putting himself above average and in the middle of the remaining pack.
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): 25th-27th Places ($2,646)
The following players cashed in the event for $2,646:
25. Nancy Martin (Washington Crossing, PA)
26. Veronica Rivera (Clearwater, FL)
27. Russ Dunlevy (Gardenville, PA)
25. Nancy Martin (Washington Crossing, PA)
26. Veronica Rivera (Clearwater, FL)
27. Russ Dunlevy (Gardenville, PA)
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): Nancy Martin Eliminated In 25th ($2,646)
Level 25 (Blinds 20,000/40,000/5,000)
Players Remaining: 24
Chip Average: 2,300,000
Nancy Martin (Washington Crossing, PA) was dealing with what was a bottom five stack for most of the day, managing to do her best with what she had. Nancy would end up pushing the button short stacked, and was called by Zack Depew from the big blind:
Nancy would collect her belongings and head to the cage to collect the $2,646 for her finish. She is one of the most well liked players in the community, and got a big hug from Seth Zimmerman as she made her way to the podium. We are sure to see Nancy once again throughout the series, and wish her the best of luck.
Players Remaining: 24
Chip Average: 2,300,000
Nancy Martin (Washington Crossing, PA) was dealing with what was a bottom five stack for most of the day, managing to do her best with what she had. Nancy would end up pushing the button short stacked, and was called by Zack Depew from the big blind:
Martin: A J Depew: Q 9
Flop: 9 9 8
Turn: 6
River: x
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): The Final 25
Level 25 (Blinds 20,000/40,000/5,000)
Players Remaining: 25
Chip Average: 2,200,000 (54 big blinds)
Here is the table draw for the remaining 25 (we lost Russ Dunlevy in 27th and Veronica Rivera in 26th):
Table 57:
Players Remaining: 25
Chip Average: 2,200,000 (54 big blinds)
Here is the table draw for the remaining 25 (we lost Russ Dunlevy in 27th and Veronica Rivera in 26th):
Table 57:
- Chris Horter
- (empty)
- Igor Skochilo
- Robert Santora
- William Daloisi
- Chris Laieta
- Mike Shasho
- Juan Valdez
- Joe Gola
Table 58:
- Zack Depew
- Joe McKeehen
- Mike Kiotis
- Mark Rebuck
- Maggie Morris
- Antonio Walker
- Mike Cervone
- Nancy Martin
- Chris Rich
Table 59:
- Jonathan Sonne
- Ted Ely
- Ray Ross
- (empty)
- Seth Zimmerman
- Victor Otero
- Pierre Deissler
- Rocco Luciano
- Dave Elliot
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): 28th-36th Places ($2,276)
The following players have cashed for $2,276:
28. Nathan Tuthill (Fredricksburg, VA)
29. Eric McCarty (Tunkhannock, PA)
30. Mike Kalfa (Little Egg Harbor, NJ)
31. Julie Thomas (Fairview Park, OH)
32. Vince Strausser (Chalfont, PA)
33. Shing Har (Little Neck, NY)
34. Matthew Zambanini (Wilmington, DE)
35. Tarun Gulati (Glastonbury, CT)
36. Bill Fleming (Scranton, PA)
28. Nathan Tuthill (Fredricksburg, VA)
29. Eric McCarty (Tunkhannock, PA)
30. Mike Kalfa (Little Egg Harbor, NJ)
31. Julie Thomas (Fairview Park, OH)
32. Vince Strausser (Chalfont, PA)
33. Shing Har (Little Neck, NY)
34. Matthew Zambanini (Wilmington, DE)
35. Tarun Gulati (Glastonbury, CT)
36. Bill Fleming (Scranton, PA)
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): It's The Roc
Level 25 (Blinds 20,000/40,000/5,000)
Players Remaining: 26
Chip Average: 2,100,000 (53 big blinds)
There was an all-in announcement from Table 59, and it was Rocco Luciano who had gone all-in, putting Russ Dunlevy in a position to decide on his tournament. The board was K 6 7 4, and Rocco has raised Dunlevy's turn bet enough to put him all-in. While Dunlevy was waiting for a count, he was saying out loud how he didn't think he could fold the hand. Russ would announce a call and immediately ask Rocco if he had a set, to which Luciano would table 77 and the answer would be right in front of him. Luciano would fade one of the final two aces remaining, and jump up to over 5,000,000.
Nathan Tuthill (Fredricksburg, VA) would also be eliminated during that hand at an outer table, leaving the remaining 26 players to find new seats.
Players Remaining: 26
Chip Average: 2,100,000 (53 big blinds)
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| Rocco Luciano |
There was an all-in announcement from Table 59, and it was Rocco Luciano who had gone all-in, putting Russ Dunlevy in a position to decide on his tournament. The board was K 6 7 4, and Rocco has raised Dunlevy's turn bet enough to put him all-in. While Dunlevy was waiting for a count, he was saying out loud how he didn't think he could fold the hand. Russ would announce a call and immediately ask Rocco if he had a set, to which Luciano would table 77 and the answer would be right in front of him. Luciano would fade one of the final two aces remaining, and jump up to over 5,000,000.
Nathan Tuthill (Fredricksburg, VA) would also be eliminated during that hand at an outer table, leaving the remaining 26 players to find new seats.
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): Like Joe…If We Could Be Like Joe
Level 25 (Blinds 20,000/40,000/5,000)
Players Remaining: 29
Chip Average: 1,921,000 (49 big blinds)
What Joe McKeehen is forgetting to mention in that Tweet is that he is currently the chip leader of the 29 players remaining. As mentioned in the most recent post, players will re-draw tables with 27 left.
Eric McCarty's miracle run from the moment he quadrupled early in Day 1C is over, as he's eliminated only two hands back from break (28 remain).
Players Remaining: 29
Chip Average: 1,921,000 (49 big blinds)
5985000 going to 40k bb
— Joe McKeehen (@dude904) February 24, 2014
What Joe McKeehen is forgetting to mention in that Tweet is that he is currently the chip leader of the 29 players remaining. As mentioned in the most recent post, players will re-draw tables with 27 left.
Eric McCarty's miracle run from the moment he quadrupled early in Day 1C is over, as he's eliminated only two hands back from break (28 remain).
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): Going To Break
Players are going on break for (15) minutes, and when they return the blinds in Level 25 will be 20,000/40,000/5,000 (chip average of 50 bigs). Going into break we had a big pot brewing between Maggie Morris and Ray Ross. Morris opened UTG to 65,000 and was three-bet to 145,000 by Robert Santora on her direct left. Action folded to Ross who flatted, as did Morris behind. The three players would see a flop of Q 10 3, which would be checked to Ross in position. After Ross fired 370,000, he was immediately raised to 740,000 by Morris. Santora would fold and it would now be Ross who was deliberate in his thought process before three-betting to 1,950,000. After Maggie thought for about 3-4 minutes, she sent the cards into the muck.
While the final hand of the level between those two was finishing up, we lost both Julie Thomas and Mike Kalfa. Updated chip counts will come shortly once the re-draw at 27 players is completed (29 remain at the moment.
While the final hand of the level between those two was finishing up, we lost both Julie Thomas and Mike Kalfa. Updated chip counts will come shortly once the re-draw at 27 players is completed (29 remain at the moment.
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): Zambanini And Har Bust Simultaneously
Level 24 (Blinds 15,000/30,000/5,000)
Players Remaining: 32
Chip Average: 1,900,000
The first elimination would occur at Table 58 in a blind versus blind situation between Matthew Zambanini and Ted Ely:
Ely: AK Zambanini: A4
Flop: J 8 6
Turn: 3
River: 5
Ted Ely - 2,800,000
Matthew Zambanini - 34th Place ($2,276)
As that hand was finishing we would see Shing Har all-in against Maggie Morris:
Morris: AK Har: AJ
Flop: J 8 6
Turn: K
River: 10
Maggie Morris - 4,400,000
Shing Har - 33rd Place ($2,276)
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): Gulati Eliminated in 35th Place ($2,276)
Level 24 (Blinds 15,000/30,000/5,000)
Players Remaining: 34
Chip Average 1,700,000
On a board of 5 7 9 6, Tarun Gulati (Glastonbury, CT) was left with a decision for his tournament. Robert Santora has pushed the turn, which left Gulati thinking for a solid few minutes. Tarun would eventually take the pile of yellow chip he was shuffling in his hand and drop them across the line. He would be drawing dead once Santora turned over 88 (turned straight), and Gulati would collect his things.
Players Remaining: 34
Chip Average 1,700,000
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| Gulati Ponders A Call |
On a board of 5 7 9 6, Tarun Gulati (Glastonbury, CT) was left with a decision for his tournament. Robert Santora has pushed the turn, which left Gulati thinking for a solid few minutes. Tarun would eventually take the pile of yellow chip he was shuffling in his hand and drop them across the line. He would be drawing dead once Santora turned over 88 (turned straight), and Gulati would collect his things.
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): 37th-45th Places ($1,958)
The following players have cashed in the tournament for $1,958:
37. Peter Chedid (Asbury Park, NJ)
38. Daniel Szetenderowicz (Philadelphia, PA)
39. Steven Sarmiento (Queens, NY)
40. Joseph Shaw (Philadelphia, PA)
41. Brian Dougherty (Philadelphia, PA)
42. Walter Jones (Newark, DE)
43. David Wheeler (Hamilton, NJ)
44. Daryl Black (Voorhees, NJ)
45. Justin Friedman (Yardley, PA)
37. Peter Chedid (Asbury Park, NJ)
38. Daniel Szetenderowicz (Philadelphia, PA)
39. Steven Sarmiento (Queens, NY)
40. Joseph Shaw (Philadelphia, PA)
41. Brian Dougherty (Philadelphia, PA)
42. Walter Jones (Newark, DE)
43. David Wheeler (Hamilton, NJ)
44. Daryl Black (Voorhees, NJ)
45. Justin Friedman (Yardley, PA)
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): McKeehen Busts Chedid
Level 24 (Blinds 15,000/30,000/5,000)
Players Remaining: 36
Chip Average: 1,600,000
Joe McKeehen continues to climb the leader board as he flats Peter Chedid's all-in (330,000) with an original raiser behind. McKeehen would turn over AA against the AJ of Chedid, and Joe would push his stack above 3,100,000. With that we are breaking another table, leaving us with four tables of nine (36 players).
Joe McKeehen - 3,100,000
Peter Chedid - 37th Place ($1,958)
Players Remaining: 36
Chip Average: 1,600,000
Joe McKeehen continues to climb the leader board as he flats Peter Chedid's all-in (330,000) with an original raiser behind. McKeehen would turn over AA against the AJ of Chedid, and Joe would push his stack above 3,100,000. With that we are breaking another table, leaving us with four tables of nine (36 players).
Joe McKeehen - 3,100,000
Peter Chedid - 37th Place ($1,958)
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): Rivera Doubles, Sarmiento Busts
Level 24 (Blinds 15,000/30,000/5,000)
Players Remaining: 37
Chip Average: 1,505,000
We walked over just in time to see Veronica Rivera (Clearwater, FL) double to 1,250,000, but she still sits as one of the short stacks of the field.
Players Remaining: 37
Chip Average: 1,505,000
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| Rivera Collects Her Double |
We walked over just in time to see Veronica Rivera (Clearwater, FL) double to 1,250,000, but she still sits as one of the short stacks of the field.
As that hand was ending, there was an all-in hand between Maggie Moriss and Steven Sarmiento , with Steven's tournament at risk:
Morris: 9 9 Sarmiento: J J
Flop: 6 7 10
Turn: 8
River: x
Sarmiento would be eliminated in 38th place after greeting to unfortunate side of variance, taking home $1,958. This is Sarmiento's second deep run in our Big Stax 300, as he chopped last series' event for just under $40,000.
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): Top Five Stacks
Level 24 (Blinds 15,000/30,000/5,000)
Players Remaining: 38
Chip Average: 1,500,000
Here are the top five stacks in the room:
Mike Shasho - 3,800,000
Ray Ross - 3,400,000
Joe McKeehen - 2,900,000
Maggie Morris - 2,700,000
Julie Thomas - 2,400,000
Players Remaining: 38
Chip Average: 1,500,000
Here are the top five stacks in the room:
Mike Shasho - 3,800,000
Ray Ross - 3,400,000
Joe McKeehen - 2,900,000
Maggie Morris - 2,700,000
Julie Thomas - 2,400,000
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): 46th-54th Places ($1,694)
The following players cashed in the event for $1,694:
46. Ido Ashkenazi (New York, NY)
47. Peter Sennon (Bronx, NY)
48. Miguel Borrero (Jersey City, NJ)
49. Frank Williams
50. Jonas Wexler (Southampton, PA)
51. Tim Eisenhut
52. Jesse Mercado
53. Timothy Klein (New Egypt, NJ)
54. Doug Conover (Skillman, NJ)
46. Ido Ashkenazi (New York, NY)
47. Peter Sennon (Bronx, NY)
48. Miguel Borrero (Jersey City, NJ)
49. Frank Williams
50. Jonas Wexler (Southampton, PA)
51. Tim Eisenhut
52. Jesse Mercado
53. Timothy Klein (New Egypt, NJ)
54. Doug Conover (Skillman, NJ)
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): First Break…Catching Up On Numbers
Players are on their first break of the day (with 38 remaining). When they return to Level 24 the blinds will have increased to 15,000/30,000/5,000, and a chip average of 1,500,000. Here is what the numbers look like at the moment:
Players Remaining: 38
Chip Average: 50 Big Blinds
Payouts Remaining:
Players Remaining: 38
Chip Average: 50 Big Blinds
Payouts Remaining:
- $121,713
- $63,509
- $33,872
- $20,641
- $15,877
- $11,643
- $8,891
- $6,721
- $5,187
10-12. $4,657
13-15. $4,234
16-18. $3,863
19-21. $3,493
22-24. $3,070
25-27. $2,646
28-36. $2,276
37-38. $1,958
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): The Twitter Battle
Level 23 (Blinds 12,000/24,000/4,000)
Players Remaining: 54
It's been fun to watch the interaction between friends, as Nancy Martin and Joe McKeehen have been verbally sparring this morning (but all in fun). If you'd like to see the entire back and forth, you can follow the two players:
Nancy Martin (@thereader23)
Joe McKeehen (@dude904)
Players Remaining: 54
@dude904 Ok. But just know I'm opening up my range today. Might even start playing AQ.
— Nancy (@TheReader23) February 24, 2014
It's been fun to watch the interaction between friends, as Nancy Martin and Joe McKeehen have been verbally sparring this morning (but all in fun). If you'd like to see the entire back and forth, you can follow the two players:
Nancy Martin (@thereader23)
Joe McKeehen (@dude904)
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): Preview
At 1:00pm the remaining 54 players from this record field will take their seats and continue their path towards the $121,000 sitting on top of the mountain. A mixture of well known notables, seasoned tournament pros, and well versed amateurs make up the remaining field. We've seen a lot of Twitter love for the Parx regulars, including Nancy Martin, Ray Ross, Jonas Wexler, Pierre Deissler, and Joe McKeehen.
Live coverage of the event will continue at approximately 2:00pm, and we look forwards to crowning a champion for yet again a great tournament.
Live coverage of the event will continue at approximately 2:00pm, and we look forwards to crowning a champion for yet again a great tournament.
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): Table Draw
| Name | Last Name | Hometown | Chip Count | Table # | Seat # |
| Chris | Rich | North Massapequa NJ | 1,028,000 | 44 | 1 |
| Victor | Otero | Manalapan NJ | 358,000 | 44 | 2 |
| Veronica | Rivera | Clearwater FL | 315,000 | 44 | 3 |
| Walt | Jones | Newark DE | 701,000 | 44 | 4 |
| Willaim | Daloisi | Staten Island NY | 404,000 | 44 | 5 |
| Paul | Kalfa | Little Egg Harbor NJ | 460,000 | 44 | 6 |
| Antonio | Walker | Willingboro NJ | 255,000 | 44 | 7 |
| Juan | Valdez | Philadelphia PA | 2,582,000 | 44 | 8 |
| Dave | Elliott | Tinton Falls NJ | 1,970,000 | 44 | 9 |
| Doug | Conover | Skillman NJ | 1,220,000 | 57 | 1 |
| Maggie | Morris | Valley Forge PA | 2,127,000 | 57 | 2 |
| Justin | Friedman | Yardley PA | 590,000 | 57 | 3 |
| Tarun | Gulati | Glastonbury | 423,000 | 57 | 4 |
| Eric | McCarty | Tunchannock PA | 2,820,000 | 57 | 5 |
| Mike | Kiotis | Thornton PA | 481,000 | 57 | 6 |
| Ray | Ross | Maple Glen PA | 2,474,000 | 57 | 7 |
| Steven | Sarmiento | Queens NY | 374,000 | 57 | 8 |
| Chris | Laieta | Bensalem PA | 1,941,000 | 57 | 9 |
| Seth | Zimmerman | New York NY | 1,425,000 | 58 | 1 |
| Nathan | Tuthill | Fredericksburg PA | 207,000 | 58 | 2 |
| Bill | Fleming | Clarks Summit PA | 608,000 | 58 | 3 |
| Julie | Thomas | Fairview Park NJ | 1,787,000 | 58 | 4 |
| Ted | Ely | Brooklyn NY | 1,860,000 | 58 | 5 |
| Matthew | Zambanini | Wilmington DE | 507,000 | 58 | 6 |
| Jonathan | Sonne | Philadelphia PA | 931,000 | 58 | 7 |
| Daryl | Black | Voorhees NJ | 871,000 | 58 | 8 |
| Pierre | Deissler | Mt. Laurel NJ | 1,019,000 | 58 | 9 |
| Mike "Big Dog" | Cervone | Merrick NY | 785,000 | 59 | 1 |
| Ido | Ashkenazi | New York NY | 295,000 | 59 | 2 |
| Russ | Dunlevy | Gardenville | 1,726,000 | 59 | 3 |
| Dave | Wheeler | Hamilton NJ | 2,149,000 | 59 | 4 |
| Mark | Rebuck | Carlisle PA | 1,601,000 | 59 | 5 |
| Rocco | Luciano | Philadelphia PA | 219,000 | 59 | 6 |
| Frank | Williams | Middle Island NY | 659,000 | 59 | 7 |
| Joel | Gola | Philadelphia PA | 1,940,000 | 59 | 8 |
| Tim | Eisenhut | Flemington NJ | 518,000 | 59 | 9 |
| David | DePew | Shohola PA | 1,155,000 | 60 | 1 |
| Robert | Santora | Bensalem PA | 1,093,000 | 60 | 2 |
| Mike | Shasho | Ramsey NJ | 1,569,000 | 60 | 3 |
| Brian | Dougherty | Philadelphia PA | 717,000 | 60 | 4 |
| Jonas | Wexler | Southhampton PA | 700,000 | 60 | 5 |
| Peter | Chedid | Long Branch NJ | 664,000 | 60 | 6 |
| Peter | Sennon | Bronx NY | 486,000 | 60 | 7 |
| Timothy | Klein | Plumsted NJ | 366,000 | 60 | 8 |
| Jesse | Mercado | Brooklyn NY | 1,522,000 | 60 | 9 |
| Nancy | Martin | Washington Crossing PA | 690,000 | 61 | 1 |
| Shing | Har | Little Neck NJ | 775,000 | 61 | 2 |
| Chris | Horter | Bensalem PA | 746,000 | 61 | 3 |
| Vince | Strausser | Chalfont PA | 1,126,000 | 61 | 4 |
| Joey | Shaw | Philadelphia PA | 319,000 | 61 | 5 |
| Miguel | Borrero | Jersey City NJ | 1,200,000 | 61 | 6 |
| Joeseph | McKeehen | North Wales PA | 1,633,000 | 61 | 7 |
| Daniel | Sztenderowicz | Philadelphia PA | 569,000 | 61 | 8 |
| Igor | Skochilo | Astoria NY | 1,134,000 | 61 | 9 |
Big Stax 300 (Day 3): Table Draw/Chip Counts (Alpha)
| Name | Last Name | Hometown | Chip Count | Table # | Seat # |
| Ido | Ashkenazi | New York NY | 295,000 | 59 | 2 |
| Daryl | Black | Voorhees NJ | 871,000 | 58 | 8 |
| Miguel | Borrero | Jersey City NJ | 1,200,000 | 61 | 6 |
| Mike "Big Dog" | Cervone | Merrick NY | 785,000 | 59 | 1 |
| Peter | Chedid | Long Branch NJ | 664,000 | 60 | 6 |
| Doug | Conover | Skillman NJ | 1,220,000 | 57 | 1 |
| Willaim | Daloisi | Staten Island NY | 404,000 | 44 | 5 |
| Pierre | Deissler | Mt. Laurel NJ | 1,019,000 | 58 | 9 |
| David | DePew | Shohola PA | 1,155,000 | 60 | 1 |
| Brian | Dougherty | Philadelphia PA | 717,000 | 60 | 4 |
| Russ | Dunlevy | Gardenville | 1,726,000 | 59 | 3 |
| Tim | Eisenhut | Flemington NJ | 518,000 | 59 | 9 |
| Dave | Elliott | Tinton Falls NJ | 1,970,000 | 44 | 9 |
| Ted | Ely | Brooklyn NY | 1,860,000 | 58 | 5 |
| Bill | Fleming | Clarks Summit PA | 608,000 | 58 | 3 |
| Justin | Friedman | Yardley PA | 590,000 | 57 | 3 |
| Joel | Gola | Philadelphia PA | 1,940,000 | 59 | 8 |
| Tarun | Gulati | Glastonbury | 423,000 | 57 | 4 |
| Shing | Har | Little Neck NJ | 775,000 | 61 | 2 |
| Chris | Horter | Bensalem PA | 746,000 | 61 | 3 |
| Walt | Jones | Newark DE | 701,000 | 44 | 4 |
| Paul | Kalfa | Little Egg Harbor NJ | 460,000 | 44 | 6 |
| Mike | Kiotis | Thornton PA | 481,000 | 57 | 6 |
| Timothy | Klein | Plumsted NJ | 366,000 | 60 | 8 |
| Chris | Laieta | Bensalem PA | 1,941,000 | 57 | 9 |
| Rocco | Luciano | Philadelphia PA | 219,000 | 59 | 6 |
| Nancy | Martin | Washington Crossing PA | 690,000 | 61 | 1 |
| Eric | McCarty | Tunchannock PA | 2,820,000 | 57 | 5 |
| Joeseph | McKeehen | North Wales PA | 1,633,000 | 61 | 7 |
| Jesse | Mercado | Brooklyn NY | 1,522,000 | 60 | 9 |
| Maggie | Morris | Valley Forge PA | 2,127,000 | 57 | 2 |
| Victor | Otero | Manalapan NJ | 358,000 | 44 | 2 |
| Mark | Rebuck | Carlisle PA | 1,601,000 | 59 | 5 |
| Chris | Rich | North Massapequa NJ | 1,028,000 | 44 | 1 |
| Veronica | Rivera | Clearwater FL | 315,000 | 44 | 3 |
| Ray | Ross | Maple Glen PA | 2,474,000 | 57 | 7 |
| Robert | Santora | Bensalem PA | 1,093,000 | 60 | 2 |
| Steven | Sarmiento | Queens NY | 374,000 | 57 | 8 |
| Peter | Sennon | Bronx NY | 486,000 | 60 | 7 |
| Mike | Shasho | Ramsey NJ | 1,569,000 | 60 | 3 |
| Joey | Shaw | Philadelphia PA | 319,000 | 61 | 5 |
| Igor | Skochilo | Astoria NY | 1,134,000 | 61 | 9 |
| Jonathan | Sonne | Philadelphia PA | 931,000 | 58 | 7 |
| Vince | Strausser | Chalfont PA | 1,126,000 | 61 | 4 |
| Daniel | Sztenderowicz | Philadelphia PA | 569,000 | 61 | 8 |
| Julie | Thomas | Fairview Park NJ | 1,787,000 | 58 | 4 |
| Nathan | Tuthill | Fredericksburg PA | 207,000 | 58 | 2 |
| Juan | Valdez | Philadelphia PA | 2,582,000 | 44 | 8 |
| Antonio | Walker | Willingboro NJ | 255,000 | 44 | 7 |
| Jonas | Wexler | Southhampton PA | 700,000 | 60 | 5 |
| Dave | Wheeler | Hamilton NJ | 2,149,000 | 59 | 4 |
| Frank | Williams | Middle Island NY | 659,000 | 59 | 7 |
| Matthew | Zambanini | Wilmington DE | 507,000 | 58 | 6 |
| Seth | Zimmerman | New York NY | 1,425,000 | 58 | 1 |
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