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Some Snapshots From the No-Limit O8 Event

February 7, 2017, 5:52 pm
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Below you will see a few photos from this afternoon's $150 No-Limit Omaha 8-or-Better Event. Thomas Zanot is hoping history will repeat itself in this event, as he took down the Pot-Limit version of this event just last week. Also looking for their second Remington's of the series are Frankie O'Dell, Harry Arutyunyan, and Jeff Peterson.

Thomas Zanot
John Cernuto

Harry Arutyunyan

Jeff Peterson

Frankie O'Dell
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By the Numbers: $1,100 No-Limit Hold'em

February 7, 2017, 6:20 pm
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Today's $1,100 No-Limit Hold'em Event drew a total of 104 players, creating a prizepool of $104,000. The final 13 players will finish in the money, all more than doubling their investment, with a min cash good for $2,600. First place will take home $31,730, along with the Remington trophy. Check out the full breakdown of the payouts below, and good luck to the 54 remaining players!

1. $31,730
2. $19,500
3. $11,960
4. $7,800
5. $6,080
6. $4,860
7. $4,130
8. $3,590
9. $3,170
10-12. $2,860
13. $2,600
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What's Coming Up: Wednesday, February 8th

February 7, 2017, 7:12 pm
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Tomorrow we have one of the most popular events on the calendar, the $350 Triple Stack Event. This tournament has a $100,000 Guarantee, and players will be starting with a whopping 30,000 in chips. Registration will be open until 5:30 PM, and we fully expect to exceed the posted guarantee on this one.

It's back to the Mixed Games at 5 PM with the first 2-7 Triple Draw event of the series. This one has a buy-in of $1,100, with registration open until 9:30. This is also a two day event with the finals starting up on Thursday at 3 PM.

It should be a fun day of poker, so make sure you don't miss out!
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By the Numbers: $150 No-Limit Omaha 8-or-Better Event

February 7, 2017, 7:37 pm
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Today's $150 No-Limit O8 Event drew a total of 55 players, with 55 rebuys, and 44 add-ons. All in all, the prizepool totals $16,775. The top seven players will be in the money, with first place taking home a Remington Trophy, and $6,215. Check out the payouts below.

1. $6,215
2. $3,690
3. $2,260
4. $1,590
5. $1,260
6. $1,010
7. $750
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Some Chip Counts From the $1,100 Event

February 7, 2017, 7:58 pm
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Blinds: 400-800 Players Left: 36 Average 43,000

Nicholas Grippo has just taken the chip lead after a huge cooler saw a sea of chips flow his way. Grippo was three handed with Massoud Eskandari and another opponent on a completed board of [Jh][6s][5h][8s][9s]. We only caught the aftermath, but according to the table, Eskandari fired out 5,000, Grippo raised, and their other opponent moved all in. Eskandari folded what he said after was a jack high flush, and Grippo immediately called. His opponent had [As][5s] for an ace high flush, but it was second best to the [10s][7s] of Grippo, a straight flush! Here's how his stack, and a few others, look now.

Nicholas Grippo - 155,000
Harry Arutyunyan - 115,000
Daniel Strelitz - 95,000
Peter Hengaskul - 78,000
Jared Kawalsky - 38,000
Patrick Chan - 31,000
Kevin Song - 26,500
Phong "Turbo" Nguyen - 22,000
Adam Levy - 20,000
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Some Chippies From the No-Limit O8 Event

February 7, 2017, 9:01 pm
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Blinds: 300-600 Players Left: 28 Average: 18,000

Tony Merksick - 44,000
Craig Chait - 28,000
Thomas Zanot - 17,000
Randy Holland - 15,000
Al Barbieri - 9,000
Jeff Peterson - 6,000
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Fresh Counts From the $1,100 Event

February 7, 2017, 9:42 pm
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Blinds: 500-1,000 Players Left: 24 Average: 65,000

Patrick Chan - 186,000
Nicholas Grippo - 160,000
Harry Arutyunyan - 98,000
Peter Hengsakul - 92,000
Tom Braband - 65,000
Daniel Strelitz - 62,000
Phong "Turbo" Nguyen - 58,000
Kane Kalas - 52,000
Jared Kawalsky - 17,000
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Final Table Photos From Event #33

February 8, 2017, 3:26 pm
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The $150 No-Limit Omaha-8 with Rebuys Event has just started up, and you can view the players at that table below. We will post occasional updates on this final table throughout the day until it completes, though the $1,100 Event just got down to it's final table, so we will mainly be focusing on that one.

Seat 1: Joseph Tartaro - 70,500

Seat 2: Kevin Armstrong - 178,500

Seat 3: Tony Merksick - 125,500

Seat 4: Lynda Tran - 47,000

Seat 5: Derek Boyd - 73,500

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Event #32 Final Table Photos and Updated Stacks

February 8, 2017, 3:40 pm
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After the elimination of Andy Camou in 11th place, the remaining ten players redrew for seats at the final table. Here is how they stack up right now.

Seat 1: Kenneth Mattox - 73,000

Seat 2: Luis Silva - 86,000

Seat 3: Jason Kim - 190,000

Seat 4: Charles Lei - 180,000

Seat 5: Nicholas Grippo - 175,000

Seat 6: Patrick Chan - 275,000 (chip leader)

Seat 7: Kane Kalas - 173,000

Seat 8: Joshua Tieman - 59,000 (short stack)

Seat 9: Mikey Roe-  193,000 

Seat 10: Jerid Zewin  - 121,000

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Over $150,000 In the Prizepool in the Triple Stack Event

February 8, 2017, 3:57 pm
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The Triple Stack Event has drawn a whopping 525 entries so far, and registration is still open for 90 more minutes! This structure mirrors that of the WPT Main, but with shorter blind levels. The first eight will be 30 minutes long, then the levels will be 40 minutes until the final table, where they go up to 60 minutes.

There's a good chance that first place for this will be well over $30,000, all for just a $350 investment, so make sure you don't miss out on this special event!
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Luis Silva Eliminated in 10th Place ($2,860)

February 8, 2017, 4:20 pm
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Luis Silva got his final chips in the middle on a flop of [Qc][10c][5h]. He was quickly called by Mikey Roe, who had him beat with [Kh]Ks]. The board finished out [4d] and [10h], and the cowboys held to give Roe a big pot.

After that hand, he is neck and neck with Patrick Chan for the chip lead.

Mikey Roe - 280,000
Luis Silva - Out
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Four Players Left in the No-Limit Omaha-8

February 8, 2017, 4:26 pm
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Joseph Tartaro was just eliminated from the No-Limit Omaha 8-or-Better final table, taking home $1,260 for his efforts. Tony Merksick, who already has two Remington's in Omaha-8 events, is the chip leader four handed. Stay tuned for more updates from this event.
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Mattox Doubles In Massive Cooler

February 8, 2017, 4:43 pm
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Action started with Patrick Chan raising to 6,500 from early position. Jerid Zewin flat called, and Kenneth Mattox reraised to 16,000 next to act. Chan thought for quite some time before calling, and it was on Zewin now. He pulled back his original call, then slid his entire stack into the middle.

Mattox beat him into the pot, and Chan didn't take long to fold his hand. Zewin had [Ks][Kc], but he was one upped by the [Ad][Ac] of Mattox. The board came down [Jh][7s][4c][Qh][Qd], and Zewin was crippled down to 26,000, while Mattox is up to nearly 200,000 after that hand.
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Patrick Chan Extends His Lead

February 8, 2017, 4:54 pm
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There is already a big pot between Patrick Chan and Charles Lei on the turn of a board showing [8h][6c][5s][4d]. Chan is first to act, and he fires out 51,000. Lei makes the call, and the [Qc] completes the board. Chan thinks for about 30 seconds before announcing all in. Chan has just under 200,000 left, but the bet is effectively for the 125,000 Lei is left with.

Lei tanks for about three minutes before he folds, and Chan scoops the pot to get his stack up to 405,000.
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Lynda Tran Eliminated in 4th Place ($1,590) in O8 Event

February 8, 2017, 5:14 pm
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Over at the No-Limit Omaha 8-or-Better Event, we are down to just three players after Lynda Tran was knocked out in 4th place. She takes home just over $1,600 for her efforts. Right now, Tony Merksick, Kevin Armstrong, and Derek Boyd are all fairly close in chips.
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Cards in the Air: $1,100 2-7 Triple Draw

February 8, 2017, 5:14 pm
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It's time for our second $1,100 buy-in event, and this time, the game is 2-7 Triple Draw. Players will be starting with 15,000 in chips, and all tables will be 6-handed. Registration for this event will stay open until 9:30 PM tonight, so you have plenty of time to come on down and join us.

Good luck players!
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Charles Lei Eliminated in 9th Place ($3,170)

February 8, 2017, 5:27 pm
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Charles Lei raised to 9,000 preflop, and Kane Kalas reraised to 24,000. Action folded back around to Lei, who moved all in. Kalas called, and it was a classic race for a huge pot.

Lei: [10d][10h]
Kalas: [As][Ks]

Kalas shot out to the lead on the flop of [Kd][Jc][Js], and Lei wasn't able to hit a miracle ten, as the board finished [5h] and [Qd].

Kalas is up to over 300,000 after that hand, and we are down to our final eight players.
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Nicholas Grippo Eliminated in 8th Place ($3,590)

February 8, 2017, 5:38 pm
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Nicholas Grippo and Patrick Chan got in a raising war preflop that saw Grippo's final chips get in the middle. He held [Qh][Qs], but he was dominated by the [Kc][Kh] of Chan. The flop of [Qc][10h][8h] flipped the script, giving Grippo a dominating set of queens. The turn wasn't a king, but it was about as good a card as Chan could have asked for, the [Ah]. This gave him flush and straight draw outs, and one of those, the [Jc], came on the river.

After that roller coaster hand, Grippo is out in eighth place, while Chan increases his chip lead to 510,000.
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Jerid Zewin Eliminated in 7th Place ($4,130)

February 8, 2017, 5:42 pm
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Jerid Zewin was able to hold on to his crippled stack and ladder up a couple of spots before being knocked out by Joshua Tieman. Tieman raised the button, and Zewin moved all in for just a few chips more from the big blind. Tieman called with [10c][9c], and he had two live cards against the [Ks][6s] of Zewin.

The flop came down [9h][5d][3s], vaulting Tieman out into the lead. Zewin was looking for a king, six, or runner runner now, but the board completed with two aces instead, [Ah] and [Ad]. This gets us down to just six players. We will be posting fresh chip stacks shortly.
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Updated Counts From Our Two Final Tables

February 8, 2017, 5:48 pm
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$1,100 No-Limit Hold'em - Blinds: 2,500-5,000 Average: 260,000

Patrick Chan - 495,000
Kane Kalas - 272,000
Jason Kim - 250,000
Mikey Roe - 220,000
Joshua Tieman - 155,000
Kenneth Mattox - 137,000

$150 No-Limit Omaha 8-or-Better - Blinds: 5,000-10,000 Average - 165,000

Tony Merksick - 230,000
Kevin Armstrong - 140,000
Derek Boyd - 90,000
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