FSPC Event 7 (Day 2): Wyler Leading The Way As Player Return From Break

2017 Florida State Poker Championships
Event 7 - $360 No Limit Hold'em ($200,000 GTD)
Level 22 (Blinds 8,000/16,000/2,000)
Total Entries: 1,144
Players Remaining: 60/1,144

Scott Wyler (Ocean Ridge, FL)

Players just returned from their second break of the day, with Level 22 seeing blinds posted of 8,000/16,000/2,000 (381,000 chip average).  Scott Wyler leads the way as play resumes, sitting with over 880,000.  Wyler has an impressive poker resume, with (45) recorded cashes that total over $186,000.  All but a handful of results are from rooms in the state of Florida, with his career highlighting score coming here at the Isle.  Two year ago, Wyler earned third place money in Event #5 of the Isle Poker Classic ($570 No Limit Hold'em).  The tournament was chopped seven-ways, with Wyler taking home over $32,000 for his efforts.  Wyler would need a top two finish to best that cash, with both spots scheduled to make over $40,000.

Scott Wyler - 885,000

Elias Nassif - 820,000

Juan Garcia - 780,000

Sebastian Kos - 760,000

Yakima Palmero - 500,000

Diane Linke - 470,000

Dolline Willis - 440,000

Megan Endres - 440,000

Michael Stewartson - 380,000

FSPC Event 7 (Day 2): 64th-72nd Places ($945)

2017 Florida State Poker Championships
Event 7 - $360 No Limit Hold'em ($200,000 GTD)
Level 22 (Blinds 8,000/16,000/2,000)
Total Entries: 1,144
Players Remaining: 60/1,144

The following players have been eliminated from Event #7 of the 2017 Florida State Poker Championships, and have cashed for $945:

64. Marc Sacheli (Miami, FL) 
65. Angelo Anglero (Ft. Lauderdale, FL) 
66. Tavaris Jackson (Riviera Beach, FL) 
67. Walter Bravo (Golden Beach, FL) 
68. Corlos Torres Vazquez (Weston, FL)
69. Joseph Elie (Belmont, MA)
70. Kenneth Bruno (Lake Worth, FL)
71. Iluta Sutra (Sunny Isles Beach, FL)
72. Manfred Rosenou (Hollywood, FL)

FSPC Event 7 (Day 2): A River Good Enough To Shove

2017 Florida State Poker Championships
Event 7 - $360 No Limit Hold'em ($200,000 GTD)
Level 21 (Blinds 6,000/12,000/2,000)
Total Entries: 1,144
Players Remaining: 60/1,144

Megan Endres (Coral Springs, FL)

The action at Table 5 began with Homero Molina opening from early position to 27,000.  Megan Andres (Coral Springs, FL), who was next to act, put together a three-bet to 50,000.  Erik Nomberg flatted behind, and action folded back around to Molina, who made the call.  Action checked through on the 6♦ 4♦ K♥ flop, with the K♣ pairing the board on the turn.  Molina and Endres would check once again, with Nomberg dropping a bet of 41,000 on the felt.  Molina released his hand, followed by Endres placing the chips forward for a call.  The river brought the K♦, and with a full board of 6♦ 4♦ K♥ K♣ K♦, Endres would announce herself all-in (for just over 240,000).  Nomberg would fold his hand after about one minute of thought, giving Endres the pot, and bringing her total to over 495,000.  

Megan Endres - 498,000
Erik Nomberg - 405,000

FSPC Event 7 (Day 2): 73rd-81st Places ($876)

2017 Florida State Poker Championships
Event 7 - $360 No Limit Hold'em ($200,000 GTD)
Level 21 (Blinds 6,000/12,000/2,000)
Total Entries: 1,144
Players Remaining: 76/1,144

The following players have been eliminated from Event #7 of the 2017 Florida State Poker Championships, and have cashed for $876:

73. Joseph Biegler (West Palm Beach, FL) 
74. Eddie Uehara (Lake Worth, FL) 
75. David Shaw (Boca Raton, FL) 
76. Steven Raeman (Pompano Beach, FL) 
77. Frank Scala (Boca Raton, FL) 
78. Dave Recke (Coconut Creek, FL) 
79. John Deignan (Ft. Lauderdale, FL) 
80. Nicole Morgan (Miami, FL) 
81. Seth Gilson (Ft. Lauderdale, FL)

FSPC Event 7 (Day 2): Molina Wins The "Classic," Eliminates Scala

2017 Florida State Poker Championships
Event 7 - $360 No Limit Hold'em ($200,000 GTD)
Level 21 (Blinds 6,000/12,000/2,000)
Total Entries: 1,144
Players Remaining: 76/1,144

Homero Molina (Hollywood, FL)

"Can I get a clock," the dealer from Table 5 shouted, at Frank Scala's request, as he was waiting for Homero Molina (Hollywood, FL) to make a decision.  Scala was all-in pre for just over 200,000, which was for a majority of Molina's chips.  Just as Tournament Director Ralph Brandt made it to the table, Molina tossed in chips for a call, and the hands were tabled.

It would be the "classic race," with Scala holding A♣ K♠ against the Q♣ Q♠ of Molina.  The board would runout 4♣ 8♦ 8♠ J♠ 8♥, and Homero would clench both fists in celebration, as he stood at the table.  Scala would be eliminated in 77th place ($876), while Molina chipped up to over 600,000.

Homero Molina - 618,000

FSPC Event 7 (Day 2): 82nd-90th Places ($808)

2017 Florida State Poker Championships
Event 7 - $360 No Limit Hold'em ($200,000 GTD)
Level 20 (Blinds 5,000/10,000/1,000)
Total Entries: 1,144
Players Remaining: 80/1,144

The following players have been eliminated from Event #7 of the 2017 Florida State Poker Championships, and have cashed for $808:

82. Richard Kirsch (Pompano Beach, FL) 
83. John Kotch (Tamarac, FL) 
84. Weston Hunt (West Palm Beach, FL) 
85. Mark Kerness (Delray Beach, FL) 
86. Thomas Gari (Hollywood, FL) 
87. Lazaro Rojas (Miami, FL) 
88. Jean Zabin (Merrit Island, FL) 
89. Joseph Boulais (Cocoa, FL) 
90. Zakarya Wolgamott (Coconut Creek, FL)

FSPC Event 7 (Day 2): Bruno Doubles Through Willis, But Willis Is The Story

2017 Florida State Poker Championships
Event 7 - $360 No Limit Hold'em ($200,000 GTD)
Level 20 (Blinds 5,000/10,000/1,000)
Total Entries: 1,144
Players Remaining: 84/1,144

Kenneth Bruno (pictured left) and Dolline Willis 

Tournament veteran Kenneth Bruno and Dolline Willis were just involved in a hand (blind v. blind), with Bruno surviving to double up.  The hand was finished by the time the table was approached, but players players hand (and the board) were still tabled.  Bruno held Q♦ 3♦ on a board of A♣ Q♠ 3♣ 4♥ J♦, up against Dolline's A♠ 10♣.  Bruno has just over ten big blinds, which Willis cut out of her stack, and placed in front of her.

"Nothing much I could do there," Willis said to a player across the table, referring to having made the call of Bruno's all-in.  Willis was still smiling after the hand though, because even though she just lost 120,000 from her stack, she's still the chip leader with over 880,000.

Dolline Willis - 885,000 (88bb)

FSPC Event 7 (Day 2): 91st-99th Places ($743)

2017 Florida State Poker Championships
Event 7 - $360 No Limit Hold'em ($200,000 GTD)
Level 20 (Blinds 5,000/10,000/1,000)
Total Entries: 1,144
Players Remaining: 90/1,144

The following players have been eliminated from Event #7 of the 2017 Florida State Poker Championships, and have cashed for $743:

91. Gregory Spinder (Parkland, FL) 
92. Michael Bonsignore (Hollywood, FL) 
93. Marcin Plewinski (Coconut Creek, FL) 
94. Greg Rosen (Coral Springs, FL) 
95. Didier Bramy (Parkland, FL) 
96. Nagui Yassa (Deerfield Beach, FL) 
97. Raymond Nalbandian (Lake Worth, FL) 
98. Harold Klein (Boca Raton, FL) 
99. Christine Di Fiore (Davie, FL)

FSPC Event 7 (Day 2): 100th-108th Places ($685)

2017 Florida State Poker Championships
Event 7 - $360 No Limit Hold'em ($200,000 GTD)
Level 20 (Blinds 5,000/10,000/1,000)
Total Entries: 1,144
Players Remaining: 90/1,144

The following players have been eliminated from Event #7 of the 2017 Florida State Poker Championships, and have cashed for $685:

100. Diana Bernal (Miami, FL) 
101. Michael Jones (Boca Raton, FL) 
102. Alexander Thomas (Gainesville, FL)
103. Stephen Smith (Juno Beach, FL) 
104. Patrick Carnackie (West Palm Beach, FL) 
105. Gary Fitzgerald (Miami, FL) 
106. Christopher Cumber (Baton Rouge, LA)
107. Robbie Capote (Miami, FL) 
108. Douglas Baer (Aventura, FL)

FSPC Event 7 (Day 2): Updated "Post-Break" Chip Counts

2017 Florida State Poker Championships
Event 7 - $360 No Limit Hold'em ($200,000 GTD)
Level 19 (Blinds 4,000/8,000/1,000)
Total Entries: 1,144
Players Remaining: 101/1,144

Brett Biegler (West Palm Beach, FL)

The tournament staff colored off the (500 denomination) purple chips during break, making the stacks across the field a little easier to eye-down.  There is also the addition of blue (25,000 denomination) chips into play, with some of the larger stacks becoming the recipient of those.  Michael Stewartson may have dropped from the top spot over the first 2.5 hours of play, but returning from break, he's exactly where he started.

Michael Stewartson - 620,000

Sebastian Kos - 575,000

Tavaris Jackson - 530,000

Brett Biegler - 505,000

Charlemagne Benjamin - 500,000

Glenn Becker - 460,000

Al Gomez - 460,000

Yakima Palmero - 460,000

FSPC Event 7 (Day 2): 109th-117th Places ($630)

2017 Florida State Poker Championships
Event 7 - $360 No Limit Hold'em ($200,000 GTD)
Level 20 (Blinds 4,000/8,000/1,000)
Total Entries: 1,144
Players Remaining: 108/1,144

The following players have been eliminated from Event #7 of the 2017 Florida State Poker Championships, and have cashed for $630:

109. John Palace (Jupiter, FL) 
110. Roberto Alvarado (Pompano Beach, FL) 
111. Alfonso Perez (Coconut Creek, FL) 
112. Robert Chusid (Boca Raton, FL) 
113. Russell Stampler (Weston, FL) 
114. Cybel Cabrero (Parkland, FL) 
115. Lou Ojeda (Miami, FL) 
116. Anthony Astarita (Tampa, FL) 
117. Carlos Sobenes (Miramar, FL)

FSPC Event 7 (Day 2): 118th-126th Places ($575)

2017 Florida State Poker Championships
Event 7 - $360 No Limit Hold'em ($200,000 GTD)
Level 20 (Blinds 4,000/8,000/1,000)
Total Entries: 1,144
Players Remaining: 108/1,144

The following players have been eliminated from Event #7 of the 2017 Florida State Poker Championships, and have cashed for $575:

118. Errol Massey (Dania Beach, FL) 
119. Jeffrey Saylors (Lake Worth, FL) 
120. Joseph Thomas (Jupiter, FL) 
121. Tuan Phan (West Palm Beach, FL) 
122. David Goldfischer (Davie, FL) 
123. Adam Small (Delray Beach, FL) 
124. Raul Cuervo (Miami, FL) 
125. Andres Morales (Boca Raton, FL) 
126. Farid Jattin (Miami, FL) $575

FSPC Event 7 (Day 2): Benjamin Climbing The Leaderboard

2017 Florida State Poker Championships
Event 7 - $360 No Limit Hold'em ($200,000 GTD)
Level 18 (Blinds 3,000/6,000/500)
Total Entries: 1,144
Players Remaining: 126/1,144

Charlemagne Benjamin (Miami Gardens, FL)

Charlemagne Benjamin (Miami Gardens, FL) is a well-known player in the Florida tournament poker community, who is coming off of one his mot successful years of play ($133,191 in earnings).  He's back from Vegas after two cashes, one of which was an unofficial WSOP final table (finished 10th in the $10,000 Tag Team event with Michael Newman).  The only thing Benjamin is lacking on his tournament resume is a big score here at the Isle Poker Room.  He just took a pot from Tavaris Jackson to give himself double the chip average, and vault to the top twenty in the field.

Benjamin turned two pair with K♦ 2♦ on an A♥ K♥ 9♠ 2♣ board, calling bets on the flop and river from Jackson.  The river 8♦ didn't do much to deter Jackson, who fired out a 60,000 bet on the river (just over pot size).  Charlemagne made the call, and watched as Jackson rolled over 5♥ 6♥, having bricked on a flush draw.  Benjamin now has just over 355,000, while Jackson drops down to under 400,000.

Tavaris Jackson - 398,000

Charlemagne Benjamin - 355,000

Players will be taking their first break of the day at the conclusion of this level, and will return to Level 19 (4,000/8,000/1,000).

FSPC Event 7 (Day 2): 127th-135th Places ($520)

2017 Florida State Poker Championships
Event 7 - $360 No Limit Hold'em ($200,000 GTD)
Level 18 (Blinds 3,000/6,000/500)
Total Entries: 1,144
Players Remaining: 126/1,144

The following players have been eliminated from Event #7 of the 2017 Florida State Poker Championships, and have cashed for $520:

127. William Beasley (Davie, FL) 
128. Oneil McCalla (Miramar, FL) 
129. Craig Bagon (Boca Raton, FL) 
130. Pasquale Caiazza (Davie, FL) 
131. Thomas Coates (Samford, FL)
132. Paulo Castro (Delray Beach, FL) 
133. Aaron Kupin (Boca Raton, FL) 
134. Shannon Stash (Pompano Beach, FL) 
135. Vincent Aloi (Delray Beach, FL) 

FSPC Event 7 (Day 2): 136th-143rd Places ($466)

2017 Florida State Poker Championships
Event 7 - $360 No Limit Hold'em ($200,000 GTD)
Level 18 (Blinds 3,000/6,000/500)
Total Entries: 1,144
Players Remaining: 129/1,144

The following players have been eliminated from Event #7 of the 2017 Florida State Poker Championships, and have earned $466:

136. Joseph Ritzie (Hamilton, OH)
137. Mark Bernstein (Hollywood, FL) 
138. Robert Transue (North Lauderdale, FL) 
139. Seamus Hoban (North Palm Beach, FL) 
140. Chandan Mathur (Golden Beach, FL) 
141. Manelic Minaya (Tampa, FL) 
142. Joseph Di Chiaro (Jacksonville, FL) 
143. Scott Hart (Coral Springs, FL) 

FSPC Event 7 (Day 2): Willis Sends Event 7 Field Into The Money

2017 Florida State Poker Championships
Event 7 - $360 No Limit Hold'em ($200,000 GTD)
Level 16 (Blinds 2,000/4,000/500)
Total Entries: 1,144
Players Remaining: 143/1,144

Dolline Willis (Plantation, FL)

The Event #7 money bubble was reached with 24:00 minutes remaining in Level 17, and would only last three hands.  On the third hand of the hand-for-hand procedure, William Navarro would be super short, and got his stack in pre against Dolline Willis, one of the largest stacks in the field.  Navarro was ahead when the cards were tabled, holding A♥ Q♥ against Willis's A♠ 3♣, but the runout would be cruel to the short stack (J♥ 10♦ 9♠ 2♠ 3♠).  Dolline spiked a three-outer on the river, with Navarro storming away from the table in disgust.  No other players would be eliminated on that same hand, meaning Navarro would be the true "bubble boy."

The clock is running, and the cards are once again in the air, with everyone remaining earning at least $466.  The pay jumps occur every eight eliminations, until three tables remain, at which point it progresses every three eliminations (until the final table is reached).  Official results will be posted as each group of payouts is reached.

FSPC Event 7 (Day 2): Ory Hen Gets Big Double Before Money Bubble

2017 Florida State Poker Championships
Event 7 - $360 No Limit Hold'em ($200,000 GTD)
Level 17 (Blinds 2,500/5,000/500)
Total Entries: 1,144
Players Remaining: 161/1,144

Ory Hen (Cooper City, FL)

As the money bubble approaches, every hand is critical to those with below average stacks.  After an open from Andrew Daire, and a call from Joseph Thomas, Ory Hen (Cooper City, FL) three-bet shove for 84,500.  Daire re-shoved (having Hen covered), which cleared Thomas from the pot, and left the two heads-up.  Hen tabled A♥ K♠, and looked somewhat surprised when Daire turned over K♥ Q♠, but surprise turned to smiles after the 5♣ 5♥ 4♠ 6♦ 2♠ runout.  Ory's total was cut from Daire's stack and shipped over, putting Hen over the chip average, and in a manageable spot heading to the money.

Ory Hen - 195,000

Andrew Daire - 20,000

FSPC Event 7 (Day 2): Stewartson Returns The Overall Chip Leader

2017 Florida State Poker Championships
Event 7 - $360 No Limit Hold'em ($200,000 GTD)
Level 16 (Blinds 2,000/4,000/500)
Total Entries: 1,144
Players Remaining: 172/1,144

Day 2 Chip Leader Michael Stewartson

The cards are now in the air for Day 2 of Event #7, with the combined field under the same roof for the first time.  Players have been using these first few minutes to "introduce" themselves to their new table mates, and depending on the breaking order, they could be sharing the felt together for a long time today.  Michael Stewartson is someone who needs no introduction today, as he sits down with the overall chip lead.  The 398,000 stack that he bagged during Flight 1B stood the test of four flights that followed it, and still remained on top.  Tournament success is something that is second nature for Stewartson, who is coming off of a team championship in the Masters Basketball Association.  The mens league is one of the most competitive in the state for it's age group (40-45+), so it says a lot that Stewartson was named to the "All-Tournament Team."  Michael's poker resume lacks the same prestige, but he's looking to change that in a matter of twelve hours or so.  

The field is still (20) eliminations from the money bubble, and with an average stack (136,000) of over (30) big blinds, it could be a little while before that point is reached.

Sunday, July 16th: Event 7 Players Return For Day 2, Playing Down To A Winner

ICYMI: Big numbers were the story of the day yesterday, as the final pair of Event 7 starting flights were on the schedule.  It was clear that Flight 1E was going to be different, when it became the largest flight of the group, only a few levels into the day.  Once registration closed, Flight 1E would have a total of (297) entries, which was more than double the largest flight before it (Flight 1D had 147 entries).  A total of (41) players reached the flight's bagging process, with the "race" for the chip lead coming down to the very final hand.  While it looked like Sebastian Kos grabbed the lead on the last hand, he'd fall just 2,000 chips short of Dolline Willis (Plantation, FL), who bagged 360,000.  Other players to bag in the flight included Jose Parra, Elias Nassif, Charlemagne Benjamin, Errol Massey, and Shannon Stash.

Flight 1F was the last chance for players to try and bag chips for Day 2, with (284) entries making up the field.  Once registration closed for the flight, the official numbers for Event #7 would be released, and they would be staggering.  The event would have 1,144 entries, and an official prize pool of $348,920!!  Things got very real for the players that were still trying to bag chips, with (45) successfully booking their ticket for today's Day 2 action.  David Goldfischer (Hollywood, FL) would bag the Flight 1F chip lead (259,000), and join the likes of Diane Linke, Erik Nomberg, Daniel Cruz, and John Palace, in reaching Day 2.

The action resumes this afternoon at 12:00pm, with (177) players returning to battle it out for the $57,564 first place prize.  Six of the ten final table payouts are for more than $11,000, making this one of the "richest" tournaments of the series.  Live coverage of Day 2 action will begin the moment the cards are in the air, and will continue through the event's conclusion.

Tournaments: As mentioned above, today's tournament schedule starts with Day 2 of Event #7, as (177) players return to action.  There is another FSPC event on the schedule this evening, as Event #8 ($100 No Limit Hold'em "Deep Stack Turbo Bounty" $5,000 GTD) gets underway at 6:00pm.  This is the same tournament that was run last Sunday, which attracted a field of close to (100) entries, and surpassed the posted guarantee.

Promotions: The weekend continues today with "turbo high hands" from 8:00am-9:00pm.  The promotion is broken down into two periods, with $100 awarded every (10) minutes from the hours of 8:00am-2:00pm, followed by $300 awarded every (15) minutes from 2:00pm-9:00pm.

12:00pm - FSPC Event #7 (Day 2) -  $360 No Limit Hold'em ($200,000 GTD) 

6:00pm - FSPC Event #8 - $100 No Limit Hold'em "Big Stack Turbo" w/ $25 Bounties ($5,000 GTD):

- Players will begin with a 18,000 starting stack

- Late and re-entries for the first (10) levels

- Option player "add-on" at the end of Level 10 ($25 for 10,000 tournament chips), with 100% of the "add-on" going to the prize pool 

- Levels are (15) minutes in length

FSPC Event 7 (Day 2): Official Event 7 Payouts

2017 Florida State Poker Championships
Event 7 - $360 No Limit Hold'em ($200,000 GTD)
Level 16 (Blinds 2,000/4,000/500)
Total Entries: 1,144
Players Remaining: 177/1,144

FSPC Event 7 (Day 2): Day 2 Seating Assignments (By Chip Count)

2017 Florida State Poker Championships
Event 7 - $360 No Limit Hold'em ($200,000 GTD)
Level 15 (Blinds 1,500/3,000/500)
Total Entries: 1,144
Players Remaining: 177/1,144

First	Last	Chips	Table	Seat
Michael	Stewartson	398,000	6	8
Dolline	Willis	360,000	46	6
Quang	Phan	359,500	3	2
Sebastian	Kos	358,000	12	9
Joe	Thomas	345,000	7	5
Jay	Klitzner	321,000	2	2
Carlos	Garcia	298,500	6	10
Mark	Kerness	297,000	5	4
Ian	Cohen	275,500	9	6
Thomas	Cuce	274,500	10	4
Joel	Gossett	269,500	6	5
Parra	Jose	259,500	8	9
David	Goldfischer	259,000	13	5
Megan	Endres	258,000	14	8
Dave	Recke	253,500	45	9
David	Shaw	252,000	8	6
Taveris	Jackson	244,500	45	8
Dantonio	Brown	243,500	46	1
Glenn	Becker	240,500	14	3
Jeffrey	Saylors	238,000	46	7
Robert	Capote	237,500	4	4
Marc	Sacheli	231,500	3	10
Michael	Rizzuto	227,500	45	7
Diane	Linke	223,000	46	2
Patrick	Biancone	217,000	48	3
Andre	Bryan	203,500	14	1
Jean	Elie Joseph	202,000	48	4
Alfredo	Gurvara	201,500	2	6
Rosana	Dela Rosa	195,500	6	7
Hal	Klein	193,000	3	3
Ari	Dinovi	192,000	9	3
Elias	Nassif	189,500	7	4
Manfred	Rosemow	188,000	48	8
Erik	Nomberg	183,500	5	10
Chris	Cumber	181,500	8	7
Isaiah	Goldman	178,000	8	5
Michael	Tait	172,000	11	9
Paula	Alibrandi	171,500	13	10
Konstantinos	Maroulis	171,500	14	10
Nagui	Yassa	171,000	12	6
Charlemagne	Benjamin	170,000	11	8
Marcus	Wu-Hamel	167,000	9	1
Tracy	Scala	167,000	10	7
Manelic	Minaya	167,000	47	3
Steve	Raeman	166,000	45	6
Nancy	Thomas	161,000	3	4
Salomon	Cohen	158,500	10	9
Phil	Hernz	156,500	45	4
Greg	Spinder	156,000	1	2
Carlos	Torres Vazquez	155,000	3	6
Scott	Wyler	153,500	11	5
Al	Gomez	151,500	1	8
Didier	Bramy	151,000	3	8
David	Poces	150,000	9	7
John	Magnetta	150,000	12	3
Yakima	Palmero	150,000	47	2
Nicole	Morgan	150,000	48	7
Lou	Ojeda	148,000	46	8
John	Deignan	146,000	13	1
Ray	Nalbandian	144,500	12	10
Elliot	Goldman	142,000	3	5
Juan	Diaz	140,000	14	6
Leonard	Rosenberg	139,500	12	1
Adam	Small	139,500	13	7
Ravi	Cvervo	137,500	46	9
Andres	Morales	135,500	12	7
Joelle	Guarino	135,000	7	9
Zachary	Mullinax	133,500	4	1
Marcin	Plewinski	132,000	9	4
Ken	Bruno	132,000	12	5
Daniel	Cruz	130,500	3	1
Christine	DiFiore Kirsch	130,500	13	6
Andreas	Athanasopoulos	130,000	1	1
Eddie	Uehara	129,500	6	2
Gary	Fitzgerald	126,500	1	9
Lazaro	Rojas	126,500	12	8
Mahendran	Ramanathan	125,000	48	1
John	Palace	124,500	47	9
Errol	Massey	123,000	11	1
John	Kotch	122,500	14	5
Joseph	Duchman	120,000	3	7
Richard	Kirsch	120,000	7	7
Thomas	Curtis	113,500	13	4
Paulo	Castro	112,000	7	2
Preecha	Taepakdea	109,000	11	10
Luke	Poljak	108,500	5	6
Erik	Silevitch	107,500	9	2
Tom	Gity	107,500	11	6
Troy	Marchese	105,500	8	4
Roberto	Alvarado	104,500	14	2
Alberto	Nrebla	104,000	5	8
Vincent	Aloi	103,500	1	3
Weston	Hant	103,500	1	10
Jon	Ounjian	102,500	2	7
Carlos	Sobenes	102,000	1	4
Michael	Marrero	100,500	6	1
Ory	Hen	99,500	7	8
Jake	Embres	99,500	48	5
Thomas	Gari	99,000	12	4
Fario	Jarrim	98,000	45	1
Seth	Gilson	97,000	1	6
Dennis	Rodriguez	97,000	13	9
Jon	Brody	97,000	46	3
Brandon	Thal	96,000	10	5
Chris	Cote	95,000	2	4
Erik	Schmidt	95,000	9	10
Jim	Gleason	94,500	10	6
Mark	Bernstein	93,500	47	7
Steven	Westerholt	93,000	5	3
Peter	Striano	93,000	11	2
Craig	Bagon	93,000	45	2
Chandan	Mathur	92,500	5	5
Edward	Mandel	92,000	7	10
Ian	Bishop	90,100	3	9
Steven	Bennett	89,000	4	3
Steve	Moreno	88,500	4	8
Greg	Roy	87,500	2	1
Frank	Scala	87,500	5	1
Mike	Jones	84,500	13	8
Alfonso	Perez	83,500	4	10
Joe	Ritzie	83,500	11	4
John	Freidkes	83,000	1	5
Juan	Garcia II	81,500	5	2
Roberto	Schmeda	81,500	9	8
Seamus	Hoban	81,000	7	6
Patrick	Carnakie	81,000	9	5
Stephen	Smith	80,500	10	1
Mike	Bonsignore	80,000	13	2
Angel	Anglero	79,000	8	10
Lyle	Romer	77,000	47	6
Diana	Bernal	75,000	2	9
Homero	Molina	75,000	47	8
Joseph	Boulais	74,500	46	5
Nickolas	Persad	74,500	48	10
Thomas	Coates	73,500	6	6
Douglas	Baer	73,500	47	10
Walter	Bravo	73,000	10	3
Jose	Silva	73,000	11	7
Jonathan	Gold	73,000	46	4
Zakarya	Wolgamott	70,500	7	3
Shannon	Stash	70,500	14	4
Joseph	DiChiaro	70,000	48	6
Jay	Green	67,500	10	8
William	Navarro	67,500	47	5
Pasquale	Caiazza	67,000	9	9
Adam	Hambry	66,000	8	3
Russ	Stampler	64,000	4	2
Aaron	Robbins	64,000	4	5
George	Zammar	63,500	8	8
Richard	Maltzman	63,000	2	8
Louis	Leo IV	63,000	4	7
Jean	Zabin	62,000	2	3
Brett	Biegler	61,000	5	7
Mike	Beasley	60,000	8	2
Stefano	Calenzani	60,000	13	3
Aaron	Kupin	59,500	12	2
Abbey	Daniels	59,000	48	2
Alexander	Thomas	57,500	11	3
Michael	Scheinberg	57,500	14	7
Cybel	Carbrero Santa	57,000	48	9
Iluta	Sutra	56,500	1	7
Ismail	Patel	56,000	10	2
Joel	Goetz	55,500	6	3
Larry	Hirschfield	49,500	6	4
Cinay	Baumal Muchnick	49,000	14	9
Anthony	Astarita	48,000	4	9
Evan	Michaels	47,500	5	9
Oneil	McCalla	47,000	2	5
Robert	Chusin	46,000	4	6
Tuan	Phan	42,500	2	10
Greg	Rosen	42,500	8	1
Robert	Transue	42,000	47	4
John	Brennan	31,500	45	5
Scott	Hart	28,000	6	9
Andrew	Daire	15,500	7	1
Jerrold	Solov	14,000	47	1