Shut It Down

Championship Event
$3300 + $200 NL

"Asian J"

Jason "Asian J" Min (East Meadow, NY) is the chip leader at the end of Day 3 play. Min has more than 1.4 million chips and is well above the 426k chip average.

27 players return 11 am Thursday to play for the $355,535 top prize.

Last Lady Dancing

Championship Event
$3300 + $200 NL

Roslyn Quarto - $6,130

Rosyln Quarto (Edison, NJ) is the last woman standing, but her run ends when she shoves 163k with A7 and loses to the AK of Igor Borukhov (Rego Park, NY).

Borukhov raises to 21K UTG and from the SB Quarto makes it 141 more. Borukhov snap calls and his hand holds, as Quarto takes home $6,130 for 28th place.

Table 4 is breaking and the final 27 players will play on three tables for the last two minutes of this level. The purple chips (500) are then going to be removed and players will bag and tag for the night.

Million Man March

Championship Event
$3300 + $200 NL

Sangho Yi - - $6,130

Jason "Asian J" Min seizes the chip lead after taking down several small pots and by eliminating Sangho Yi (Westbury, NY).

The action folds to Yi who shoves 108k from the button with AJ and Min makes the call with JJ. The board runs clean and Yi is out in 29th place, earning him $6,130.

Min is the first play to crack the 1,000,000 chip count.

Level 20 (4k/8k/500 ante) continues.

Three More Down

Championship Event
$3300 + $200 NL

Miller's Time is Over

Mike Meredith (Westfield, NJ) ships 170k to Jason Paster and is out in 32nd place.

Casey Peters (Brick, NJ) shoves his last 71k with A 10. Jason Min's pocket 8s hold and Peters finishes 31st.

Dan Hindni raises UTG and Ryan Miller (Annandale, NJ) ships 100k from the button. Hindin snap calls with KK vs KQ and Miller's on the rail in 30th place.

Meredith, Peters and Miller all earn $6,130.

29 players remain with an average stack of 396k.

Table 4 Gluttony

Championship Event
$3300 + $200 NL

32 players remain with an average stack of 360k.

A look at the big stacks: (Unofficial)

Table 1

Seat 8: Greg Merson 560k

Table 2

Seat 5: Jason Min 820k

Table 3

Seat 8: Tim Ulmer 650k

Table 4

Seat 5: Dan Hindin 876k
Seat 8:Mike Somma 839k
Seat 9: Josh Smith 890k

Level 20 (4k/8k/500 ante) underway.

Dinner Time

Championship Event
$3300 + $200 NL

The 32 remaining players are on a one hour dinner break. The plan is to play down to 27 before stopping play tonight.

Since the bubble, there's been a couple of monster hands. Michael Castaldo gets paid with quad 7s, but Sangho Yi can't milk anything out his flopped aces-full.

Chan 34th, Reynolds 33rd

Championship Event
$3300 + $200 NL

Feming Chan got his short-stack in with pocket 4s, only to run into the pocket Kings of Matthew Waxman. The Kings held up and Feming was dispatched in 34th place.

Feming Chan - 34th place

Stephen Reynolds opened for 13,500, got one caller, then Joshua Smith popped it to 43,500 from the small blind. Stephen then shipped it for over 300k. The caller got out of the way and Joshua snap-called, showing AQ suited. Stephen held A6 suited. Joshua was ahead the whole way, but a Queen on the turn sealed the deal. He collected the pot, stacking up to over 700k. Stephen took 33rd place.

Stephen Reynolds - 33rd place

Both of these players collected $6,130.

Deppe 36th, Paradis 35th

Championship Event
$3300 + $200 NL

Robert Deppe (Lima, OH) is the first player to cash in the Championship Event. Michael Somma, from the cutoff raises to 16k and Deppe, from the SB jams 170k with pocket twos. Somma makes the call and shows A K, the flop brings a king and the end to Deppe's day.

Deppe takes home $6,130, as does Maurice Paradis (Jewett City, CT), who busts in 35th place.

In the Nick of Time

Championship Event
$3300 + $200 NL

While play was hand for hand (11 hands over 30 minutes) Nicholas Guagenti doubles again through Gregory Merson, one of the big stacks.

On a board of 2♠ 6♣ 7♦ A♥, Guagenti leads out on the turn and Merson calls. The turn is the 9♦ and Guagenti checks. Merson pushes all in and Guagenti snap calls with the nuts, showing a straight with 10♣ 8♦.

Merson tables A♦ K♦ and ships 130k. Guagenti's slowly building his stack and has more than 400k after being one of the short stacks before the bubble.

Sharp Bursts Bubble

Championship Event
$3300 + $200 NL

Action folded to Michael Meredith in the small blind, who put in a small raise. Tim Ulmer called from the big blind and the flop came A 5 2 rainbow. Michael bet 23k and Tim called. Turn was a 7 and Michael bet 35k. Tim called. River was a Ten and Michael asked how much Tim had left (about 100k). They both checked and Michael showed A4 for a pair of Aces. Tim showed A6 for the same pair and his kicker played, narrowly avoiding a split pot. Tim pulled the pot.

Jesse Yaginuma got all-in against Lawrence Sharp and both held AK suited, which usually results in a chop. Jesse held hearts and Lawrence held diamonds. The flop came Q T 4 with two hearts and Jesse took a slight lead. Turn was the 8 of hearts and Jesse completed the flush to double up. Lawrence was left with ~30k.

On the next hand, Lawrence put his last chips in holding A5 and gets action from Daniel Hindin, who held KQ. The board came Q 7 5 T T and Daniel took the pot. Lawrence Sharp is this event's bubble-boy finishing 37th for $0.

Lawrence Sharp - Bubble-Boy

Double on the Bubble

Championship Event
$3300 + $200 NL

On a flop of Q T 8, Daniel Hindin checked over to Tim Ulmer (button) who bet 70k. Daniel moved all-in and Tim insta-called, showing the current nuts: J9 for the straight. Daniel held pocket Queens for top set. The turn brought an 8, which paired the board and changed everything. Daniel had a full house and Tim was drawing dead.

Daniel's all-in was 370,500 and he more than doubled that. Tim was left with with ~170k.

Still 37 players, still hand-for-hand.

Haber Hacked; Stevens Shipped

Championship Event
$3300 + $200 NL

Eric 'sheets' Haber got his chips in with pocket 9s, only to run into Rosyln Quarto's pocket Tens. The Tens held up and Sheets was sent packing.

Eric 'sheets' Haber

David Stevens got his chips in with pocket Tens, only to run into Feming Chan's pocket Jacks. The Jacks held up and David reported to the rail.

37 players remain, which means it is bubble-time. They are now playing hand-for-hand until one more player busts.

No Thrill for Will

Will Heger (Union City, NJ) puts his last 120k all in with QJ vs KK of Samuel Bernstein. The board runs clean and Heger's out in 39th place.

The short stacks on table 1 have been taking nibbles out of chip leader Gregory Merson's stack. Mike Castaldo (37k) and Nicholas Guagenti (88k) both double through Merson.

Castaldo then double again through Feming Chan when his AK vs. Chan's QQ spikes an ace on the river. Castaldo takes 86k on the hand and is breathing a sigh of relief, "lucky, " he says. "Very, very, lucky."

Chan is now crippled.

Adler Busts; Junglen Doubles

Championship Event
$3300 + $200 NL

Adam Adler got his last chips in holding pocket Tens, only to run into Casey Peter's pocket Jacks. The board ran dry and Casey took the pot, sending Adam to the rail.

After Michael Omelchuk raised, Stephen Reynolds called, then Adam Junglen (bb) moved in for 127k on top. Michael opted out, then Stephen made the call. Adam held AJ offsuit and was ahead of Stephen's KQ off. The the flop came K T 2 giving Stephen a pair of Kings. Turn was a 5 and no help, but the Queen on the river gave Adam Broadway and the double-up.

40 players remain.

Big Stack Update

Championship Event
$3300 + $200 NL

Play resumed after the break with level 19, blinds 3k/6k with 500 antes.

Here's an update on the big stacks:
Greg Merson - 940k
Michael Omelchuk - 854k
Jason Min - 720k
Tim Ulmer - 590k
Igor Borukhov - 490k
Michael Meredith - 439k
Stephen Reynolds - 430k

Bye Bye Black Chips

Championship Event
$3300 + $200 NL

Dipak with an Eye on Things

Nobody's happier than blogger extraordinaire Kaelaine for the color up break. The black chips (100) are off the table, making it a lot easier to eye ball chip counts.

Play resumes with Level 19 (3k/6k/500 ante) and the the average stack is 280k.

Hindin Doubles; Kuchik Busts

Championship Event
$3300 + $200 NL

On a flop of Q 7 5, Daniel Hindin got all-in (175,700) against Lawrence Sharp, who held Q9 suited in the cutoff. Daniel was ahead with pocket Kings. The last two came 6 4 and Daniel doubled up to almost 400k.

Michael Omelchuk opened for 15k, then Alex Kuchik moved all-in. Michael called, showing AQ. Alex was ahead with pocket Kings. The flop came K J 3, extending Alex's lead to a set. Turn was a 4 and changed nothing, but the river brought a Ten, giving Michael the Broadway straight and the pot. He's now over 900k and most likely the chip leader.

Despite losing with a set of Kings twice today, Alex Kuchik was a good sport and shook hands before leaving. He also asked me to thank his nephew Aaronchik for the good luck wishes.

41 players remain and they have fled the room for a ten minute break while the staff colors up the black 100 chips.

Event 24: Payouts!

$350 + $50 NL

Entries: 213
Total Buy In: $74,550
Remaining Players: 110

Place-Amount

1 $21,694
2 $12,293
3 $6,761
4 $5,062
5 $4,339
6 $3,616
7 $2,893
8 $2,170
9 $1,447
10-12 $940
13-15 $796
16-18 $651
19-27 $542

Busts Everywhere

Championship Event
$3300 + $200 NL

Busts Everywhere -- and I'm not talking about the cocktail waitresses.

On a flop of 7 7 3 with two hearts, Igor Borukhov (bb) check-raised Steven Levy to the tune of 92,500. Steven folded and Igor showed 53 of clubs. "That's how we do it in Queens" Igor said as he was collecting his chips.

After Jesse Yaginuma opened for 12,300, Tim Ulmer kicked it up to 35k from the cutoff. Eric 'sheets' Haber (bb) raised to 1125k straight. Tim folded out of the way and Tim announced he was all-in (262,800). Eric groaned as he made the call, showing pocket 9s. Tim held pocket Kings. The board fell A 5 4 8 7 (apparently Jesse folded an Ace) and Tim collected the double-up to over 540k. Sheets was left short with about 150k.

On the turn with a board of K Q 3 4, Leonid Lerner bet 185k (all of his blue chips) leaving himself less than 14k behind (all his other chips). Greg Merson tanked for a bit, then made the call. Leonid held K6 for top pair, but Greg had him out-kicked with KJ. The river was a brick and Leonid was busted.

Nicholas Skyllas has also busted out.

Konstantino Dimitroulakos got all-in pre-flop holding pocket Tens and was racing against the AK of Michael Meredith. The board came 9 8 7 2 K and Michael rivered the better pair to take the pot. Konstantino got the boot.

Konstantino Dimitroulakos

42 players remain. Average stack is ~273k.

Bubbling Over

Championship Event
$3300 + $200 NL

Stevens Hanging On

Now that we're 9 spots from the money, here are some varying perspectives on how to approach the bubble. The min cash is $6,130, while first place is $355,535. The average stack is 245k.

Dave Stevens (Wilton, CT), Current Count: 100k - "I've been short all tournament and came in 75th out of 79. I have to wait for hands and play to double up. I can't play marginal hand, I have to wait for a good spot."

Casey Peters (Brick, NJ), Current Count: 140k - "I'd like to make the money, especially after putting in this much time. But I don't have enough to just sit here. I have to do something."

Maurice Paradis (Jewett City, CT) Current Count: 170k "I'm here for a big cash. I'll ship it on the bubble I have to. If it's the right play, it's going in."

Ryan D'Angelo (Vestasl, NY) Current Count: 660k "You have to figure out who cares about the money and who doesn't. Abuse those who are trying to cash and play normally against those who don't care. I'll pick my spots, but I'll be careful if people play back at me."

Level 18 (2500/5000/400 ante) is underway.

Jiacopella Jilted

Championship Event
$3300 + $200 NL

Dan Jiacopella got his chips in with pocket Tens, only to run into Greg Merson's pocket Aces. The board came K 4 3 A 8 and Dan was busted. Greg is up to ~678k and vying for the chip lead.

Greg Merson

Table 6 has broken and the players scattered to empty seats at other tables. 45 players remain. Only 36 will get paid.

End of level 17 and players are taking 10.

More Drama

Championship Event
$3300 + $200 NL

Dennis Frederick got his last chips in good with pocket Kings, getting action from Bobby Deppe, who held AK. The flop was clean for Dennis: 6 3 2, but the killer Ace fell on the turn, giving Deppe the bigger pair. River was a 3 and Dennis was busted.

48 players remain.

WSOP bracelet holder Jason Young just appeared at the rail, yelling at Stephen Reynolds for yelling at the floor. "This ain't the internet, kid" Jason said repeatedly. Remarkably, Stephen kept his mouth shut and the floor advised Jason to move along.

Jason came back later and offered to teach Stephen what poker is all about. "He can't hide behind his computer in a live tournament".

Nixon Nixed

Championship Event
$3300 + $200 NL

John Nixon shoved the previous hand (sb) and picked up the big blind. When he shoved on the button, he ran into Allen Chang's pocket Aces in the small blind. John's KQ off would need major help to survive, but he got none as the board blanked out. Allen took the pot and John took the walk.

Start of Day 2 chip leader Narinder Khasria has also gotten the ax.

50 players remain.

Blinds Up

Championship Event
$3300 + $200 NL

Play resumed with level 17, blinds 2k/4k with 400 antes.

Igor Borukhov is still the chip leader with over 700k. Ryan D'Angelo is up to 625k thanks to an AJ-suited flush draw that came through to crack pocket Kings.

52 players remain. Average stack is ~220k.

Igor Borukhov

Three-Way Crazy Action

Championship Event
$3300 + $200 NL

Stephen Renynolds, who was penalized for the last 45 minutes of the tournament yesterday for cursing and yelling at a floorperson, started today with 192,100 remaining. He still had 187,800 when this hand took place.

Stephen was all-in in a three-way pot against shorter-stacked Nicholas Kamen and larger-stacked Alex Kuchik. Stephen opened from the middle, Alex flatted the raise, then Nicholas shoved from the cutoff. Stephen went all-in and Alex called.

Alex held pocket Kings for the lead. Nicholas was second with pocket Tens. Stephen was dead-last with A9 suited. The flop came J T 8 giving Nicholas the lead with a set of Tens. Then the turn brought a King, giving Alex back the lead with a set of Kings. It looked like he would be dispatching two players at once, but the river delivered a Queen, which gave Stephen the Broadway straight and a big pot. Nicholas was busted and Alex was left shaking his head with ~106k.

Alex Kuchik

End of level 16 and players are taking ten.

Paradis Doubles; More Goners

Championship Event
$3300 + $200 NL

Maurice Paradis got all-in with pocket Jacks against Steven Levy's AQ. The flop was a good one for Levy as it came A Q 5 giving him two pair and leaving Paradis drawing to two remaining Jacks. Make that one, as a table-mate admits to folding a Jack. The last two came 6 J and Paradis caught his one out on the river to double up.

Steven Levy paid it forward by busting Aurthur Peters on the next hand.

Other goners:
Maurice Hawkins
George Chen
James Casement
Donald Matusow
Ming Zheng
James St. Hilaire
James Johnston
Randall Pfeifer
Onofrio Reina
Taha Maruf

Joanne Monteavaro has also busted out, which leaves Roslyn Quarto as the last woman sitting.

New Chip Leader

Championship Event
$3300 + $200 NL

Igor Borukhov (button) and Adam Junglen (small blind) just tangled in a huge pot and Igor came out on top. Igor held 54 and Adam held pocket Aces. On a flop of A 3 2, fireworks ensued. The board failed to pair and Igor's flopped wheel held up to crack Adam's set of Aces. Igor doubled up to over 600k, good for the chip lead. Adam was left with just under 100k.

It is bizarre that these two landed next to each other at the same table today. They shared a table on day two yesterday and tangled up in a bizarre encounter involving Adam's prosthetic leg. You can read about it here.

Igor Borukhov & Adam Junglen

Action, Action, Everywhere!

Championship Event
$3300 + $200 NL

Jason Paster doubled through Michael Somma when his AQ outran Michael's 65 suited on a board of 5 2 2 Q 3.

Mike Dentale has been short-stacked since the middle of day two, but he managed to hang on, until now. Tim Ulmer made it 7k to play from the button and Mike shoved from the big blind. Tim called, showing QJ. Mike's QT was badly dominated and he was unable to catch help on the board. He reported to the rail.

Eric 'sheets' Haber made it 8k from the button and Keith Crowder (bb) stared at him for a few seconds, then said "What's your name?". "Eric" replied Eric "So much drama over one big blind?". Keith decided to let it go.

On a flop of A T 4, Daniel Jiacopello and Joseph Cutler got all their chips in the middle. Joseph held A4 for two pair, but Daniel held AT for top two pair. The last two came Q K and when the chips were counted down, Daniel had Joseph covered. Another one bites the dust.

Daniel Jiacopello

Michael Somma got somma his chips back from Jason Paster. His pocket 9s held up against Jason's AK when the board came J 5 3 J J and Michael doubled up.

Level Up

Championship Event
$3300 + $200 NL

Play resumed with level 16, blinds 1,500/3,000 with 300 antes.

Ryan D'Angelo is still leading the pack with about 500k.

Ryan 'g0lfa' D'Angelo

For those of you who didn't know, the 'k' following a number stands for 'thousand'. Someone asked me this yesterday. After spending 21 years in the computer industry, I thought everyone spoke geek. I guess not. As far as I know, that's where the use of 'k' as a substitute for thousands came from, as in "10k bps" means 10,000 bits per second (a bit transfer rate, which by today's standards is pathetically slow; now we use "10mbps" or 10 mega-bits per second, which is 10 million bits per second). Now back to poker!

More Depratures

Championship Event
$3300 + $200 NL

Andrew Knee got his last chips in good holding pocket Jacks, getting action from Leonid Lerner, who held pocket 9s. Bad news for Andrew when a 9 hit the flop and he was busted.

Ian Palomo ran his pocket King into pocket Aces and was busted.

Marco Frigeri got his last chips in holding A6 suited, only to run into Keith Crowder's pocket Kings. An Ace on the flop was good news for Marco and it appeared he was headed for a double, but Keith spiked a King on the river for a set to take the pot. Marco was busted.

Another table broken. 63 players remain at seven tables.

End of level 15 and players are taking ten.

50/50 Time

Championship Event
$3300 + $200 NL

72 Players remain in the main event, which means it is 50/50 time. Half of the remaining players will get paid (the final 36) and the other 50% will leave with nothing.

Eng and Other Early Departures

Championship Event
$3300 + $200 NL

Several players have busted out already today. After a raise from Alex Queen on the button, Gordon Eng shoved from the big blind. Alex called, tabling AK. Gordon was caught holding A3. The board ran dry and AK took the pot. Gordon hit the rail.

Gordon Eng

Other players catching early departures: William Stradley, Al Grimes, and Michael Affa.

On the turn with a board of A x 4 x, Sam Bernstein got all-in and called by Michael Costaldo. Michael's AQ was beat by Sam's A4 (two pair). River was a King and Sam doubled through.

Cards Fly on Day 3

Championship Event
$3300 + $200 NL

Cards are in the air for day 3 of the Championship event! Play began with Level 15, blinds of 1,200/2,400 with 300 antes.

EVENT 23: $400+$50 NLH

Borgata Spring Poker Open 2010
Event 23: $400 + $50 No Limit Hold'em
April 27

Entries: 171 Total Buy-In: $68,400

FINAL RESULTS
1. DENNIS MCGLYNN (BELTSVILLE, MD): $20,435
2. BARRY DAVIDOWITZ (BROOKLYN, NY): $11,279
3. MITCHELL BROWN (BAYONNE, NJ): $6,303
4. TIMOTHY MCCORMACK (BROOKLYN, NY): $4,644
5. BARRY HUTTER II (BRADENTON, FL): $3,981
6. HARRY WOLFINGER (PHILADELPHIA, PA): $3,317
7. JAMES SIVOLELLA (E HANOVER, NJ): $2,654
8. BRIAN WOODS (LUTHERVILLE, MD): $1,991
9. ZHI HONG HUANG (BROOKLYN, NY): $1,493
10. CHRISTOPHER SENAPE (NEW YORK, NY): $1,294
11. FOTIOS NICOLES (CLIFTON, NJ): $1,294
12. MARK BRODSKY (HARRISBURG, PA): $1,294
13. ROBERT JACKSON (CHELTENHAM, PA): $1,128
14. ATHANASIOS DIAKOS (JERSEY CITY, NJ): $1,128
15. RICHARD CORLEY (BROOKLYN, NY): $1,128
16. PETER MAVRO (DOUGLASTON, NY): $995
17. JAMES WETHINGTON (RALEIGH, NC): $995
18. FRANCIS PETRILLO (UNION, NJ): $995

Event 23: Champion - McGlynn

$400 + $50 NL

1st - Dennis McGlynn (Beltsville, MD)
$20, 435

2nd - Barry Davidowitz (Brooklyn, NY)
$11,279

3rd - Mitch Brown (Bayonne, NJ)
$6,303

Done for the Night

Championship Event
$3300 + $200 NL

Ryan D'Angelo

Ryan D'Angelo (Endicott, NY) makes a steady climb all day and is the chip leader with 434,500 at the end of Day 2.

"I played very well," says D'Angelo, who started the day sixth in chips. "I didn't run into many bad situations. I saw a lot of opportunities to pick on the shorter stacks who didn't want to go broke."

D'Angelo and the other 77 remaining players (147k avg.) return at 11 am Wednesday for Day 3 play, as they vie for the top prize of $355,535.


END OF DAY 2 CHIP COUNTS:
1. RYAN DANGELO (VESTAL, NY): 435,400
2. LAWRENCE SHARP (NORTH WHALES, PA): 360,300
3. JASON MIN (EAST MEADOW, NY): 348,600
4. TIMOTHY ULMER (WILLOW GROVE, PA): 315,000
5. MICHAEL SOMMA (MIDDLE VLG, NY): 309,000
6. ERIC HABER (MUTTON TOWN, NY): 294,200
7. ANTUAN BUNKLEY (WEST PALM BEACH, FL): 271,100
8. NICHOLAS SKYLLAS (WEST NYACK, NY): 245,600
9. ALEX KUCHIK (BROOKLYN, NY): 230,700
10. ANDREW ROSEN (NEW YORK, NY): 222,900
11. ROGER VANDRIESEN (WHITING, NJ): 221,800
12. JOSEPH BOWLES (NEWTOWN, PA): 219,800
13. MICHAEL MEREDITH (WESTFIELD, NJ): 216,300
14. MATTHEW WAXMAN (PARKLAND, FL): 215,500
15. IGOR BORUKHOV (REGO PARK, NY): 214,000
16. DANIEL HINDIN (DANBURY, CT): 209,700
17. JOSEPH CUTLER (BAY SHORE, NY): 202,400
18. ANTHONY COLOMBO (BROOKLYN, NY): 197,200
19. MAURICE HAWKINS (TAMARAC, FL): 196,200
20. STEPHEN REYNOLDS (LITTLE EGG HARBOUR, NJ): 192,100
21. WILLIAM HEGER (UNION CITY, NJ): 190,000
22. JASON PASTER (HAMILTON, NJ): 187,000
23. DANIEL JIACOPELLO (EGG HARBOR, NJ): 186,700
24. SANGHO YI (WESTBURY, NY): 183,800
25. RUSS RADOM (WARWICK, PA): 180,300
26. RYAN CAREY (FALL RIVER, MA): 180,200
27. CASEY PETERS (BRICK, NJ): 177,100
28. GREGORY MERSON (LAUREL, MD): 177,100
29. STEVEN LEVY (BROOKLYN, NY): 173,600
30. MICHAEL CASTALDO (PALISADES, NY): 173,000
31. KEITH CROWDER (ELKINS PARK, PA): 167,800
32. RYAN MILLER (ANNANDALE, NJ): 167,700
33. ADAM JUNGLEN (STOW, OH): 161,500
34. LEONID LERNER (BROOKLYN, NY): 160,000
35. ROSLYN QUARTO (EDISON, NJ): 150,000
36. MARCO FRIGERI (NEW YORK, NY): 146,900
37. DENNIS FREDERICK (DREXEL HILL, PA): 141,600
38. NICHOLAS GUAGENTI (WESTERVILLE, OH): 138,800
39. JOSHUA SMITH (NEWARK, DE): 132,700
40. GEORGE CHEN (ELMHURST, NY): 128,000
41. NARINDER KHASRIA (MILTON, CAN): 126,800
42. ALEXANDER QUEEN (BETHLEHEM, PA): 120,400
43. WILLIAM STRADLEY (BOOTHWYN, PA): 117,000
44. STEVE KARP (NORTH MIAMI BEACH, FL): 116,200
45. MICKAEL MORGOUSKY (BROOKLYN, NY): 115,000
46. MICHAEL OMELCHUK (BELLPORT, NY): 114,700
47. JAMES ST HILAIRE (GLEN BURNIE, MD): 108,900
48. NICHOLAS KAMEN (SCARSDALE, NY): 108,100
49. MAURICE PARADIS (JEWETT CITY, CT): 108,000
50. KONSTANTINO DIMITROULAKOS (TINTON FALLS, NJ): 107,300
51. LAWRENCE LAKATOSH (RED LION, PA): 105,400
52. FEMING CHAN (WEST WINDSOR, NJ): 100,500
53. JAMES JOHNSTON (BROOKLYN, NY): 98,500
54. IAN PALOMO (SAN ANTONIO, TX): 98,100
55. ADAM ADLER (AVENTURA, FL): 90,000
56. ANDREW KNEE (MOUNT SINAI, NY): 87,500
57. DONALD MATUSOW (BRYN MAWR, PA): 85,900
58. ALLEN CHANG (BROOKLYN, NY): 85,500
59. JARED RUBIN (BRIGHTON, MA): 81,700
60. ONOFRIO REINA (ELIZABETH, NJ): 81,500
61. EVAN JARVIS (TORONTO, CAN): 81,400
62. SAMUEL BERNSTEIN (ENGLEWOOD, NJ): 78,600
63. NATALE KUEY (BRONX, NY): 75,300
64. MING ZHENG (GERMANTOWN, MD): 74,900
65. JAMES CASEMENT JR (SAINT CHARLES, IL): 71,500
66. MARK WEBER (SICKLERVILLE, NJ): 70,000
67. TAHA MARUF (MOTIJHEEH, IND): 69,300
68. ARTHUR PETERS (BRICK, NJ): 64,700
69. JESSE YAGINUMA (SILVER SPRING, MD): 63,500
70. RANDALL PFEIFER (CHEEKTOWAGA, NY): 62,400
71. AL GRIMES (MILLER PLACE, NY): 60,000
72. ROBERT DEPPE (LIMA, OH): 58,500
73. JOANNE MONTEAVARO (BRONX, NY): 55,700
74. MICHAEL DENTALE (BROOKLYN, NY): 52,000
75. DAVID STEVENS (WILTON, CT): 51,100
76. JOHN NIXON (TORONTO, CAN): 48,600
77. GORDON ENG (CLIFFSIDE PARK, NJ): 48,000
78. FRANCIS CIPRIANO (WATERBURY, CT): 46,600
79. MICHAEL AFFA (TOMS RIVER, NJ): 39,600

* Penalty, blinded off last 45 minutes.

Towards the end of play Gene Castro and Eric Doerr both busted when their pocket kings were cracked.

At it Again

Championship Event
$3300 + $200 NL

The emotions of Stephen Reynolds (Little Egg Harbour, NJ) has earned himself a penalty after he stands up, violently throws his cards across the table and gets nose to nose with the floor manager while cursing him out. The initial one orbit penalty has been extended to the end of Level 14, putting Reynolds on the rail for 45 minutes.

Reynolds, who we highlighted Monday for excessive celebration, is in a hand with Konstantino Dimitroulakos (Tinton Falls, NJ) and is adamant that Dimitroulakos' hand should be dead after the cards are held above the table and visible to some bystanders before the preflop betting is complete.

The manager rules that the hand is still live and attempts to diffuse the situation by having play continue. The board is 6♥ 5♥ 3♥ 10♦ J♣ and Reynolds checks the river, followed by Dimitroulakos who says, "you check? I have pocket sevens."

With that, Reynolds explodes from his seat, fires his cards across the table and on to the floor. He screams down the floor and storms out of the Poker Room. After returning to the tournament area Reynolds gets word he's done for the night.

D'Angelo Doing Damage

Players are back from break and playing the final level of the night. We've been tracking Ryan D'Angelo (Endicott, NY) who began the day 6th in chips with 116k.

He's been on a steady uptick all day and appears to be the chip leader as he approaches 350k.

We'll get the big stacks and notables when they bag and tag at 9 pm.

Level 14 (1000/2000/200 ante) continues.

Feeling Ill

Championship Event
$3300 + $200 NL

It's tough to determine which will be a harder recovery for Adam Gerber. His 24 hour illness or going from 250k in chips to the rail in four hands.

Gerber's first confrontation comes against Keith Crowder on a board of A 7 3, with Gerber holding AK. The turn is an 8, followed by a river 9. Crowder is all in for 100k and Gerber's cut in half when Crowder tables J 10 for runner, runner straight.

A few hands later against Joe Bowles (Newtown, PA), they see a board of K 3 5 10 J. Gerber leads out for 22k with 60k behind. Bowles shoves and Gerber, who's at risk, calls.

The river jack is a killer card, as it gives Bowles the straight with AQ vs the two pairs, kings and jacks for Gerber.

And just like that Gerber's on the rail, while Bowles is close to 250k. Crowder doubles to ~200k.

Level 13 (800/1600/200 ante) winding down.

Do You Hear What I Hear?

Championship Event
$3300 + $200 NL

A smattering of comments overhead from the tables:

Maurice Hawkins, "I'm telling you if you reraise me one more time, my next bet will be all in. Anyone in this room knows I'm not kidding. I don't care what I have, you reraise me, I'm all in.

Gene Castro, "The over/under for me is 7 o'clock. Although I say a lot of stuff that's not true." (Castro's still in the field at 7:05 pm).

Konstantino Dimitroulakos, "I had nothing, how many times do you want me to say it? Five? I had nothing."

Event 23: Payouts!

$400 + $50 NL

Place-Amount

1 $20,435
2 $11,279
3 $6,303
4 $4,644
5 $3,981
6 $3,317
7 $2,654
8 $1,990
9 $1,493
10-12 $1,294
13-15 $1,128
16-18 $995

The 49 players remaining are on dinner break.

Chip Counts

Championship Event
$3300 + $200 NL

As players return from break, here's a look at some of the chip leaders:

"Asian J" Min 315k
Andy Rosen 266k
Larry Sharp 265k
Adam Gerber 280k
Alex Kuchik 260k
Ryan D'Angelo 220k

117 players remain with an average stack of 98k.

Oriental Express

Championship Event
$3300 + $200 NL

Min Dynasty

Jason "Asian J" Min started the day 7th in chips with 114k, and is slowly building a stack to more than 300k. "I've been lucky, but haven't been too risky," says the unofficial chip leader.

Min's biggest haul is when his 7♦ 8♦ sees a flop of 8 8 2, good for an 80k pot.

Level 13 (800/1600/200 ante) is underway, this the penultimate level of the night.

Dentale's Double +

Championship Event
$3300 + $200 NL

Mike Dentale's been nursing a short stack all day when he finally gets it all in with K♥ K♦. Two players fold to the cutoff who calls 6k more after calling an initial raise.

The board run cleans and Dentale nearly triples up to 31k. "It's the first hand I've had all day, bro" says Dentale who started with 50k.

Players are on a 10 minute break.

Saul Sacked, Kings Cracked

Championship Event
$3300 + $200 NL

Kevin Saul is out. He tangled with Roger Van Driesen, who had him covered. On a Jack-high flop, they get all the chips in the middle. Kevin's pocket Kings had been out-flopped by Roger's pocket Jacks. Roger is up to ~170k. Kevin is out the door.

Roger Van Driesen

Mary Shilale is also gone, leaving just two women still in the hunt.

What a Difference a Day Makes

Championship Event

$3300 + $200 NL

Two players hit hard times Monday, but 24 hours later, both are feeling pretty good.

Prayer of St. Stradley

Bill Stradley

Bill Stradley (Boothwyn, PA) was down to 5k early during Day 1B, but got an inspirational email from his mother. A Hail Mary and some encouraging words did the trick as divine intervention helps him go on a heater to close Monday with 55k.

"If you believe in God and believe in yourself, you'll be fine," says the Borgata regular. "Anything can happen."

And that's the case Tuesday when Stradley raises with 2-4 from the button because he's titling. His opponent hits a flush on the turn, but Stradley takes down the 50k pot when he fills up on the river.

Stradley now has 160k.

Gerber's Healthy Stack

Adam Gerber (Moorestown, NJ) didn't think he'd be playing on Day 2 because he was violently ill Monday night after playing in Sundays Day 1A.

"I felt like I was dying, literally," says Gerber. "I was supposed to work Monday, but I stayed in the hotel all day." Fortunately Gerber has a doctor friend who came to Borgata and hooked him up with a B12 injection and some antibiotics.

"I still didn't think I was going to play when I woke up this morning, it was that bad," he says, "But now I'm feeling much better."

Gerber began the day 9th in chips with 104k and is now approaching 300k after taking down a pot against Keith Crowder. On a board of A♥ 2♥ 3♠ 10♥ J♥, Keith Crowder bets 16,200 and Gerber makes the call. Neither player has a heart and Gerber's two pairs, aces and jacks, is good against A 7.

"One of these times, you're going to pay me off," says Crowder. "You have to get there first," says Gerber with a quick response.

Level 12 (600/1,200/100 ante) continues.

Level Up

Championship Event
$3300 + $200 NL

Just before the break, Tim Ulmer got all-in on a flop of T 7 4 with two diamonds. The player on his left called, showing pocket Aces. Tim held A2 of diamonds. "Good Luck" Tim (who was drawing) said to the guy holding Aces. Sure enough, turn brought the King of diamonds, completing Tim's flush. River was irrelevant and Tim doubled up.

Mike Dentale has dropped from 120k down to less than 20k in one level. He's now circling the drain. On that same table, Konstantino Dimitroulakos told me he is on his FOURTH double vodka on the rocks. "And you're still sitting upright. That's impressive." I said. "I'm Russian" he explained.

Mike Dentale

End of level 11. Players took a ten minute break and will resume play with level 12, blinds 600/1,200 with 100 antes. 15 tables remain. About 131 players.

Kevin Saul tweeted "Just hero called 23k from old man who rapes my soul on Kc4c2xJd6x with 4d2c (limped pot pre in BB) 123k".

Despite what the structure sheet says, they will only play 7 levels today, just like yesterday, with no dinner break.

Who's Left?

Championship Event

$3300 + $200 NL

Adam Gerber

Maurice Hawkins (120k) is the biggest name at table 3, but he's not the biggest stack. Stephen Reynolds (Little Egg Harbour, NJ) has 290k, while Andy Rosen (New York, NY) is at 260k and they're 1-2 in chips.

Hawkins is smack dab between them and doesn't mind being immediately to Reynolds' left, "I can just fold," he says, "If I was two or three seats to his left it would be tougher for me."

At table 12, Adam Gerber has a healthy 210k.

Other notables still in the field:

Gordon Eng
Jesse Yaginuma
Ian Palomo
Joanne Monteavaro
Gene Castro
Sirous Jamshidi
Mike Dentale
Bill Stradley
Ryan Eriquezzo
Mike Leah

Players are on a 10 minute break.

Dropping Like Flies

Championship Event

$3300 + $200 NL

Down to 16 9-handed tables now, which means that 144 (or fewer) players remain. Here are some of the folks that are no longer with us:

Andrew Kloc
Eugene Todd
Al Riccobono
Roland Israel
Chris Reslock
Steve Dannenmann
Bo Toft
Al 'Sugar Bear' Barbieri
Vinh Nguyen
David Fox
Rick Rossetti
Todd Rebello
Ilias Barkoutsis
John D'Agostino

Among the ladies, Hakima Muhammad and Jaime Kerstetter have hit the bricks. There are still three ladies hanging on: Mary Shilale, Rosalyn Quarto, and Joanne Monteavaro.

Event 23: In the Poker Room

$400 + $50 NL

171 players begin the day looking for a Borgata Spring Poker Open Championship. Top prize will be more than $20,000, with 18 players cashing for a minimum of ~$1,000.

Yo Eleven!

Championship Event

$3300 + $200 NL

Matt Brady tangled up in a hand that extended into the break. Michael Meredith opened for 5k and Matt called. The flop came J 9 3 with two hearts. Michael led out for 7k. Matt tanked (into the break) then raised to 25,200. After some thought, Michael moved in for 38,250 total. Matt called the extra ~13k showing 87 of hearts for the flush draw with gutshot. Michael was ahead with pocket Queens. The last two came offsuit A K and Michael doubled up.

Matt Brady

The players took off for a break and it appears that Stephen Reynolds has taken the chip lead. He's up to ~290k. Jason 'Asian J' Min is up to ~240k. Ryan D'Angelo's got about 190k. Joseph Bowles is up to ~165k. Adam Gerber's stacking ~160k. Keith Crowder and Khasria Narinder both have roughly 152k.

Kevin Saul has lost significant ground. He tweeted "Old man raped my soul 3x.. 85.2k avg 69k". That old man he's referring to is Lenny 'The Silver Fox' Weissman.

After the break, play resumed with level 11, blinds 500/1,000 with 100 antes. About 160 players remain.

The Silver Fox Triples Up

Championship Event

$3300 + $200 NL

Kevin Saul raised to 15,800 from the middle, Dennis Frederick called from the small blind, then Lenny Weissman, aka "The Silver Fox" called all in for slightly less. There was a small side pot. The flop came J 3 2 with two hearts. Dennis checked, Kevin shoved, and Dennis folded. Kevin showed AK (Ace of Hearts) and collected the side pot. Lenny rolled over J8 of clubs for top pair. The last two came 4 3 and Lenny tripled up.

Lenny Weissman - The Silver Fox

On the turn with a board of A T 3 4, seat 1 shipped it for 13,175, then apparently did some Hollywooding. Keith Crowder (his only opponent) stood up and said "He gave me the act, man! I'm sitting here with two pair and he's making me want to fold. He gave me the act!". Keith managed to withstand the urge to fold and eventually made the call. Seat 1 held AJ for top pair, but like he said, Keith rolled over A4 for two pair. River was another Ace, filling Keith's boat. Seat 1 headed for the exit as Keith collected the pot.

Keith Crowder

Beasley Busted; Woods Washed Out

Championship Event
$3300 + $200 NL

On a flop of J 9 8, Mike Beasley got his last 10k in the middle against Adam Junglen. Mike held 98 suited for two pair. Adam held T9 suited for one pair with open-ender. The river brought a Ten, giving Adam a better two-pair and the pot. Mike got the boot. Yeah, Mike, Aces Suck. But so do bottom-two-pair.

Mike Beasley with his Aces Suck hat

After the utg player raised, James Woods called, then Andrew Rosen 3-bet. The raiser folded and Woods called. The flop came K 5 3. Woods checked, Rosen bet and again Woods called. Turn was another King. Woods checked, Rosen bet, Woods moved all-in and Rosen called. Woods held pocket Queens and was in bad shape against AK (trip Kings). Only a Queen on the river would save the actor. The 2-outer didn't appear, however, and Woods reported to the rail.

Over on table two at about the same time, this big hand took place: On a flop of Q 6 4, Michael Katz bet, Alex Kuchik raised, Bernard Collins called, and Katz folded (later claimed pocket Aces). Turn was a 2 and the remaining two players got all the chips in the middle. Collins held pocket 6s for bottom set and Kuchik had pocket Queens for top set. The river was an Ace (remember what Katz folded?) and Kuchik took the pot. Collins was busted.

Another bizarre hand, back on table 3: on a flop of 9 7 3 -- all diamonds -- three players got all their chips in the middle. Greg Rudolph held pocket Kings. Stephen Reynolds held pocket Aces, (no diamond) and Woelfel Wade also held pocket Kings (with the King of diamonds). The last two came offsuit 2, then the 3 of diamonds, giving Wade the pot with the flush. Sahr was busted in the process.

That was the last hand of level 9 and players took a break. Play resumed with level 10, blinds 400/800 with 75 antes.

Guys Gone Wild in the Poker Room

Championship Event
$3300 + $200 NL

Back on table 7, there was a minor incident with a player folding out of turn. Adam Junglen and Igor Borukhov exchanged words, then Igor called on Adam to "step outside". Adam then removed his prosthetic leg and put it on the table. Understandably, this brought all conversation to a halt. Leave it to Steve Dannenmann to break the tension. "Isn't there a rule about taking off your leg at the table?" (We'll have to check the TDA handbook for that one.) Things have settled down back there and they're back to the business of playing poker.

To read Adam's own words about how he ended up with the prosthetic leg, check out his blog. In it he says "After sitting for 9-12hrs in big live events for example, I’m in extreme pain. On breaks, I quickly walk to my room just so I can take off my leg and relax for a few minutes. I’m far too insecure to take my leg off at the table. it’s just something I gotta deal with." That was written in 2007. I guess he's figured out how to deal with it.

Adam Junglen and Steve Dannenmann

Bobby Deppe just busted Robert Kalteux. Bobby flopped bottom set versus Robert's top two pair. Set good -- Bobby takes the chips.

On the river with a board of A 8 6 3 5 Adam Gerber (sb) fired a bet and Keith Crowder gave it some thought, then called. "Ace" said Adam. "Ace what?" asked Keith. Adam rolled over AQ and Keith mucked his hand.

Joseph Capalbi's table broke and he landed at table 11 with chip leader Kevin Saul. "Tough break" I said. "Bring it" Joseph replied. He's not intimidated sitting across the felt from a WPT title holder with more than $2 million in reported live tournament earnings. Of course he didn't know who Matt Glantz was when he busted Matt on day 1b, either. Sometimes ignorance IS bliss.

"I doubled up - there's no stopping me now" said Eric 'Clown Fish' Doerr. "Now I'll last until day 3 before I bust out".

Anthony Campagna's pocket Aces were good for a double-up through Stephen Reynolds, who held AQ.

Before I got finished typing this post, Joseph Capalbi came by to tell me he has busted out. Three tough hands in a row: pair with flush draw that didn't come, pocket Kings when an Ace flopped, then pocket Jacks run into pocket Aces. He's on the rail.

Break! New/Old Chip Leaders

Championship Event
$3300 + $200 NL

Level 8 is done and players are scattering for a ten-minute break.

Just before the break, Gordon Eng doubled his short-stack. He's now up to 32k.

As it happened late on day 1b, Kevin 'BeLOWaBOVe' Saul and Ryan 'g0lfa' D'Angelo are running one and two in chip counts. Kevin is up to ~190k and Ryan's got about 182k.

Kevin Saul

After the break, they will resume play with level 9, blinds 300/600 and 75 antes.

Tough Room

Championship Event
$3300 + $200 NL

Several players wasted no time getting their chips in the middle. Among those already dispatched are Dean Schultz, Han Oh, and Joe Simmons.

Maurice Hawkins flopped the nut straight and doubled up through a player with two pair and busted a player with a flush draw that didn't come through.

There are a couple of tables that are way above average for a random draw, as far as poker experience is concerned. Table 7 stands out as the toughest with Mike Beasley, Iam Palomo, Larry Goldstein, Adam Junglen, Steve Dannenmann, and Chris Reslock.

Table 7

Table 10 is another tough crowd. It includes Sirous Jamshidi, big stack Mary Shilale, Al 'Sugar Bear' Barbieri, Jeremy McLaughlin and Ray Shackelford.

Jeff 'Gorilla' Shurilla, Borgata Blog-Star, will be thrilled with the table draw as actor James Woods has drawn table 3, which is right here in front of our media table in the back of the Poker Room.

James Woods

Shuffle Up and Deal!

Championship Event
$3300 + $200 NL

They've just issued that magical order here in the Poker Room. Cards are in the air.

Level 8: Blinds 250/500 with 50 antes.

244 players have returned to battle on for the top prize of $355,535. Only the final 36 will get paid, so there's a lot of poker left to be played.

Day 2 Starters Chip Counts

Championship Event
$3300 + $200 NL

Here are the folks returning today with their chip counts

Rank Player Hometown Chips
1. NARINDER KHASRIA (MILTON, CAN): 131,100
2. MATTHEW WAXMAN (PARKLAND, FL): 125,775
3. EUGENE CASTRO (NEW YORK, NY): 123,525
4. KEVIN SAUL (FORREST PARK, IL): 119,100
5. ROCCO LUCIANO (PHILADELPHIA, PA): 117,850
6. RYAN DANGELO (VESTAL, NY): 116,100
7. JASON MIN (EAST MEADOW, NY): 114,175
8. JASON PASTER (HAMILTON, NJ): 106,775
9. ADAM GERBER (MOORESTOWN, NJ): 104,000
10. STEVEN CHO (DERWOOD, MD): 97,450
11. CHARLES FUREY (BRIDGWATER, NJ): 96,850
12. CARLESS BOATWRIGHT (WOODBRIDGE, VA): 95,100
13. MICKAEL MORGOUSKY (BROOKLYN, NY): 95,000
14. MARY SHILALE (SUMMITVILLE, NY): 93,100
15. KENNY AQADER ELAZZEH (NEWBERN, NC): 92,750
16. STEPHEN REYNOLDS (LITTLE EGG HARBOUR, NJ): 91,575
17. MICHAEL LEAH (LAS VEGAS, NV): 91,200
18. KEITH CROWDER (ELKINS PARK, PA): 90,825
19. WILLIAM HEGER (UNION CITY, NJ): 88,875
20. NICHOLAS SKYLLAS (WEST NYACK, NY): 88,675
21. RUSS RADOM (WARWICK, PA): 88,300
22. ADAM JUNGLEN (STOW, OH): 85,675
23. CASEY PETERS (BRICK, NJ): 85,450
24. AL GRIMES (MILLER PLACE, NY): 85,200
25. ALEX KUCHIK (BROOKLYN, NY): 83,475
26. ROBERT DEPPE (LIMA, OH): 83,225
27. ANDREW BROWN (VALATIE, NY): 81,750
28. ARA MELIKAN (SCARSDALE, NY): 80,075
29. SCOTT BLACKMAN (WEBSTER, NY): 80,000
30. STEVEN LEVY (BROOKLYN, NY): 79,650
31. LEO WALKER (GAITHERGBURG, MD): 79,200
32. ANDREW KNEE (MOUNT SINAI, NY): 78,825
33. STEVEN TABB (NEWTON, MA): 78,750
34. DENNIS BARTAL (MAYS LANDING, NJ): 78,675
35. ERIC HABER (MUTTON TOWN, NY): 78,600
36. JAMES LEE (WEEHAWKEN, NJ): 77,275
37. MARCO FRIGERI (NEW YORK, NY): 76,400
38. VASILLIOS HRISAFINIS (BRICK, NJ): 74,400
39. SANGHO YI (WESTBURY, NY): 73,575
40. JAMES JOHNSTON (BROOKLYN, NY): 73,125
41. STEVEN WOLANSKY (COOPER CITY, FL): 72,475
42. JAMES WOODS (BEVERLY HILLS, CA): 72,475
43. ANDREW LEE (OCEAN TWP, NJ): 70,825
44. HAKIMA MUHAMMAD (BOWIE, MD): 70,650
45. IAN PALOMO (SAN ANTONIO, TX): 70,100
46. MATTHEW BRADY (HAVERTOWN, PA): 70,075
47. RICHARD RICE (FORT LAUDERDALE, FL): 70,000
48. BENJAMIN KLIER (ASTORIA, NY): 69,650
49. ANTUAN BUNKLEY (WEST PALM BEACH, FL): 69,350
50. JOHN PARISI (BROOKLYN, NY): 69,000
51. DAVID GERASSI (OCEANSIDE, NY): 67,700
52. TODD REBELLO (OAK BLUFFS, MA): 66,450
53. MING ZHENG (GERMANTOWN, MD): 65,925
54. ROSLYN QUARTO (EDISON, NJ): 65,550
55. SERGE BURASHKO (TORONTO, CAN): 65,475
56. NATALE KUEY (BRONX, NY): 65,150
57. MARC MANIN (CHERRY HILL, NJ): 64,900
58. NICHOLAS GUAGENTI (WESTERVILLE, OH): 64,400
59. ANDREW ROSEN (NY, NY): 64,375
60. ANTHONY COLOMBO (BROOKLYN, NY): 63,900
61. LEONARD WEISSMAN (EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP, NJ): 63,500
62. DANIEL SANTORO (NO BELLMORE, NY): 63,400
63. JAMES ST HILAIRE (GLEN BURNIE, MD): 63,375
64. MICHAEL OMELCHUK (BELLPORT, NY): 62,750
65. JAMES CASEMENT JR (SAINT CHARLES, IL): 61,750
66. MICHAEL CASTALDO (PALISADES, NY): 61,250
67. MATTHEW EHRLICH (WELLINGTON, FL): 61,250
68. JUSTIN SCHWARTZ (MILFORD, CT): 60,775
69. DANIEL JIACOPELLO (EGG HARBOR, NJ): 60,300
70. THEODORE GOLDBERGH (NEW YORK, NY): 60,200
71. PETER MALKOUN (BROOKHAVEN, PA): 60,125
72. WILLIAM LOONSTYN (PHILADELPHIA, PA): 60,000
73. SCOTT ANDREWS (UPPER MARLBORO, MD): 59,650
74. FRANCIS CIPRIANO (WATERBURY, CT): 58,775
75. JOSH SPIEGELMAN (PRINCETON, NJ): 58,375
76. IGOR BORUKHOV (REGO PARK, NY): 58,250
77. MICHAEL KATZ (MANALAPAN, NJ): 58,075
78. ANTHONY CARUSO (MEDFORD, NJ): 58,050
79. YAT CHENG (CHARLOTTE, NC): 58,000
80. DONALD MATUSOW (BRYN MAWR, PA): 57,925
81. TIMOTHY ULMER (WILLOW GROVE, PA): 57,000
82. MARK SALINARO (WHITE PLAINS, NY): 56,850
83. STEVEN DANNENMANN (SEVERN, MD): 56,675
84. FEMING CHAN (WEST WINDSOR, NJ): 56,475
85. DANIEL KLODOWSKI (WASHINGTON, DC): 55,025
86. WILLIAM STRADLEY (BOOTHWYN, PA): 54,925
87. LARRY KOLK (LEVITTOWN, PA): 54,250
88. RICHARD DABAL (ROCHELLE PARK, NJ): 54,125
89. JONATHAN HAMILTON (WARWICK, NY): 53,625
90. SIROUS JAMSHIDI (BROOMALL, PA): 53,175
91. ROLAND ISRAELASHVILI (FOREST HILLS, NY): 52,275
92. BRUCE WILLIAMS (BRANT, NY): 51,700
93. ALLEN CHANG (BROOKLYN, NY): 51,600
94. ANTHONY CAMPAGNA (MANORVILLE, NY): 51,050
95. ILYA OCHAKOVSKY (BROOKLYN, NY): 51,000
96. TONY ARMAND (PORT ORANGE, FL): 50,400
97. MICHAEL DENTALE (BROOKLYN, NY): 50,000
98. MICHAEL KALFA (LTL EGG HBR, NJ): 49,900
99. DANIEL HINDIN (DANBURY, CT): 49,225
100. BRANDON HALL (LITTLESTOWN, PA): 49,125
101. BILL KONTARATOS (LAVAL, QUEBEC, CAN): 49,100
102. RYAN CAREY (FALL RIVER, MA): 48,750
103. JACK SCHANBACHER (PITTSBURGH, PA): 48,500
104. YUGESHWAR RAJKUMAR (TEANECK, NJ): 48,425
105. LAWRENCE LAKATOSH (RED LION, PA): 48,400
106. CYRUS SAMII (WASHINGTON, DC): 48,350
107. RANDALL PFEIFER (CHEEKTOWAGA, NY): 48,225
108. JACOB TOOLE (STATE COLLEGE, PA): 48,125
109. ROBERT MCLAUGHLIN (WASHINGTON, DC): 47,350
110. KONSTANTINO DIMITROULAKOS (TINTON FALLS, NJ): 46,500
111. ALEXANDRE CAPERONIS (STAMFORD, CT): 46,425
112. BRIAN NICHOLS (EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP, NJ): 46,150
113. BRENT MCTAGGART (TOMS RIVER, NJ): 46,050
114. SAMUEL BERNSTEIN (ENGLEWOOD, NJ): 45,400
115. PEDRO VICENTE (JERSEY CITY, NJ): 45,350
116. RYAN ERIQUEZZO (DANBURY, CT): 45,150
117. ALBERT BARBIERI (LONG BEACH, CA): 45,000
118. WILLIAM THORNBURG (MECHANICSVILLE, VA): 43,950
119. TAHA MARUF (MOTIJHEEH, IND): 43,900
120. LAWRENCE SHARP (NORTH WHALES, PA): 43,675
121. ALBERT RICCOBONO (OSSINING, NY): 43,650
122. SANG KIM (LEESBURG, VA): 43,625
123. LAWRENCE DIGIOVANNA (BROOKLYN, NY): 43,550
124. LAWRENCE SAHR (HOBOKEN, NJ): 43,275
125. WILLIAM BEASLEY (HOLLYWOOD, FL): 43,000
126. ALEXANDER CAMERON (RIVERHEAD, NY): 43,000
127. JOSEPH WERTZ (MONTOURSVILLE, PA): 42,975
128. MARK WEBER (SICKLERVILLE, NJ): 42,825
129. FRANCIS DOUGHERTY (PHILADELPHIA, PA): 42,500
130. ALEXANDER QUEEN (BETHLEHEM, PA): 42,000
131. MATTHEW HONIG (EAST WINDSOR, NJ): 41,600
132. DAVID FOX (CORAM, NY): 41,500
133. HARVEY GLUCKMAN (BASKING RIDGE, NJ): 41,375
134. MICHAEL MEREDITH (WESTFIELD, NJ): 41,300
135. ROBERT TOFT (YARDLEY, PA): 40,975
136. BERNARD COLLINS (BAYVILLE, NJ): 40,550
137. ADAM ADLER (AVENTURA, FL): 40,500
138. FREDERICK CAMPBELL (WEST CHESTER, PA): 39,950
139. RAY SHACKELFORD (FREDERICKSBURG, VA): 39,725
140. LONNIE HEIMOWITZ (MONTICELLO, NY): 39,600
141. HA SIU (PHILADELPHIA, PA): 39,475
142. ANGELO MIELE (HOLLYWOOD, FL): 39,000
143. ARI ABRAMOWITZ (MONTCLAIR, NJ): 38,500
144. JOHN NIXON (TORONTO, CAN): 38,425
145. LEE KIRSCH (COLD SPG HBR, NY): 38,275
146. VINEET PAHUJA (HICKSVILLE, NY): 37,525
147. CHRISTOPHER DZIADOSZ (WORCESTER, MA): 37,500
148. JOANNE MONTEAVARO (BRONX, NY): 37,425
149. MICHAEL GAGLIANO (ROCKAWAY, NJ): 37,175
150. JOSUE VAZQUEZ (YONKERS, NY): 37,150
151. NICHOLAS KAMEN (SCARSDALE, NY): 36,850
152. DENNIS FREDERICK (DREXEL HILL, PA): 36,800
153. JOSEPH SIMMONS (PHILADELPHIA, PA): 36,750
154. JARED RUBIN (BRIGHTON, MA): 36,475
155. AKIVA PEARLMAN (PROVIDENCE, RI): 36,150
156. JOSEPH BOWLES (NEWTOWN, PA): 35,950
157. GEORGE CHEN (ELMHURST, NY): 35,700
158. MICHAEL SOMMA (MIDDLE VLG, NY): 35,400
159. MAURICE HAWKINS (TAMARAC, FL): 34,825
160. ARTHUR PETERS (BRICK, NJ): 34,725
161. JOSE SILVERMAN (OVEDO, FL): 34,150
162. SALVATORE BUSACCA (COLTS NECK, NJ): 34,075
163. ROBERT WISIAK (RIDGEWOOD, NY): 33,500
164. RICHARD ROSSETTI (VENTNOR, NJ): 32,450
165. GREGORY MERSON (LAUREL, MD): 32,400
166. LARRY GOLDSTEIN (FARMINGVILLE, NY): 32,250
167. JOSEPH CAPALBI (DEERFIELD BEACH, FL): 32,175
168. GREGORY MASTERS (KENOVA, WV): 31,975
169. ROBERT HWANG (BARNEGAT, NJ): 30,700
170. HAN OH (CATONSVILLE, MD): 30,525
171. RAYMOND COBURN (JACKSON, NJ): 29,425
172. MATTHEW COHEN (PHILADELPHIA, PA): 28,925
173. MONTE HOOVER JR (STEUBENVILLE, OH): 28,900
174. JOSHUA SMITH (NEWARK, DE): 28,875
175. MATTHEW ILES (ATCO, NJ): 28,800
176. RICHARD HALL (WILKES BARRE, PA): 28,775
177. MICHAEL LEWIN (DELRAY BEACH, FL): 28,700
178. EUGENE TODD (BROOKLYN, NY): 28,350
179. LASZLO FUZESI (ESSEX FELLS, NJ): 28,000
180. VINH NGUYEN (JERSEY CITY, NJ): 27,925
181. JOHN MOORE (COLUMBIA, MD): 27,375
182. GREGORY FISHBERG (WILLOW GROVE, PA): 27,250
183. LEONID LERNER (BROOKLYN, NY): 27,000
184. LARRY RIGGS (MAYSVILLE, NC): 26,675
185. ANDREW KLOC (NAUGATUCK, CT): 26,575
186. CHRISTOPHER KWON (NORWOOD, NJ): 26,550
187. ROBERT KALTEUX (SEMINOLE, FL): 26,000
188. JESSE ALEXIS COHEN (ARDMORE, PA): 25,875
189. RYAN MILLER (ANNANDALE, NJ): 25,500
190. CHINMAY PATEL (BRIGANTINE, NJ): 25,200
191. WADE WOELFEL (MANKATO, MN): 25,150
192. ONOFRIO REINA (ELIZABETH, NJ): 24,975
193. CHRIS RESLOCK (ATLANTIC CITY, NJ): 24,900
194. GREGORY KOLO (ROCKY RIVER, OH): 24,850
195. JUSTIN LE (BROOKLYN, NY): 24,100
196. VICTOR JOHNSON (MIDDLETOWN, NY): 23,900
197. GARY BOGDANSKI (LYNDHURST, NJ): 23,725
198. DANIEL KNOTTS (CLINTON, OH): 23,500
199. MATTHEW OFLYNN (RESTON, VA): 23,500
200. GREGORY RUDOLPH (OCEANSIDE, NY): 23,500
201. ILIAS BARKOUTSIS (WHITESTONE, NY): 23,100
202. GARY SCHOENGOLD (OLNEY, MD): 22,725
203. ALFONSO CAMMAROTA (FAIRFIELD, CT): 22,400
204. MICHAEL BUTTACAVOLI (VENTNOR, NJ): 22,000
205. ALEXANDER DEUTSCH (STATEN ISLAND, NY): 22,000
206. CHRISTIAN HARDER (ANNAPOLIS, MD): 21,825
207. JAMIE KERSTETTER (MONROE TWP., NJ): 21,575
208. AKIM AKIMOV (PHILADELPHIA, PA): 21,350
209. GORDON ENG (CLIFFSIDE PARK, NJ): 21,100
210. DAVID STEVENS (WILTON, CT): 21,000
211. PATRICK CARNEY (SCRANTON, PA): 20,750
212. VYACHESLAV EYZEROVICH (STATEN ISLAND, NY): 20,250
213. RICHARD MURNICK (MONTCLAIR, NJ): 20,100
214. CHRISTOPHER BONITA (WINTHROP, MA): 19,100
215. JEFFREY KING (COLCHESTER, CT): 18,900
216. KEN GOLDIN (CLEARWATER, FL): 18,625
217. MICHAEL AFFA (TOMS RIVER, NJ): 18,400
218. PHILIP PAXTON (BRADENTON, FL): 18,400
219. JASON LASO (MANALAPAN, NJ): 18,175
220. DAVID FILIPPI (NEW YORK, NY): 18,050
221. ERIC DOERR (NEWARK, DE): 17,275
222. JESSE YAGINUMA (SILVER SPRING, MD): 17,225
223. DAVID CLARKE (BASKING RIDGE, NJ): 17,125
224. MATTHEW SILBERZWEIG (ELMONT, NY): 17,000
225. DAVID ZEITLIN (BROOKLYN, NY): 16,400
226. JOSEPH CUTLER (BAY SHORE, NY): 16,150
227. TAYLOR SHPUR (WITHERBEE, NY): 15,500
228. LAURENCE WOLF (ANNAPOLIS, MD): 14,950
229. STEVE KARP (NORTH MIAMI BEACH, FL): 14,600
230. ROBERT NGUYEN (W. NEW YORK, NJ): 14,425
231. ROGER VANDRIESEN (WHITING, NJ): 13,900
232. JOHN DAGOSTINO (EGG HARBOR TWP, NJ): 13,625
233. CHRISTOPH ALBANESE (NEW YORK, NY): 13,575
234. CARL RESTIFO (WARETOWN, NJ): 12,025
235. ALFRED CABAN (WHITEHALL, PA): 11,650
236. DEAN SCHULTZ (STOW, OH): 11,300
237. PETER MAVRO (DOUGLASTON, NY): 10,625
238. EVAN JARVIS (TORONTO, CAN): 10,000
239. WILLIAM LOOPER (GREER, SC): 10,000
240. RICK SILVER (NEW HOPE, PA): 9,725
241. MAURICE PARADIS (JEWETT CITY, CT): 9,425
242. RAJASEKHARA MUNNANGI (SAN DIEGO, CA): 8,500
243. GRIFFIN ABEL (PITTSBURGH, PA): 8,000
244. JEREMY BROWN (MEDFORD, NJ): NC