NACPT Choctaw Prelims -- Day 2 Results

The tables were busy on the second day of the Native American Casino Poker Tour series at the Choctaw Casino Resort, with thousands of dollars awarded and three new winners.

Here are the results for Friday’s events:

Event 3 — $300 No-Limit Hold’em

A total of 82 players put up the $300 buy in for the third event of the NACPT Choctaw series, creating a prize $21,476. Tulsa, Oklahoma native William Fisher eventually came out on top, earning $6,584. George Bronstein followed up his win in Thursday’s nightly event with a third place finish for $2,849 the following day.

Here is the complete payout information:

1. William Fisher — $6,584
2. Herbert Montelbano — $4,069
3. George Bronstein — $2,849
4. Christopher Champeaux — $2,075
5. Jeremiah Timmons — $1,527
6. Michael Bennington — $1,140
7. Joel Woods — $915
8. William Payne — $762
9. Michael Fallas — $655

Event 4 — $175 No-Limit Hold’em

Event 4 got under way at 4 p.m. with 56 players putting up the $175 buy-in, building a $8,148 prize pool. William Robinson was the last man standing, earning $2,887 for his victory.

Here is the complete payout information:

1. William Robinson — $2,887
2. Van Lindsay — $1,786
3. Adrian Figueroa — $1,170
4. Patrick Wagner — $808
5. William Westbrook — $593
6. Dwayne Woodcock — $454

Nightly 7 p.m. $125 No-Limit Hold’em

Anne Knutzen became the first female champion of the NACPT when she topped a field of 61 players in the nightly 7 p.m. $125 event. The Austin, TX resident earned $1,914 for her victory.

Here is the complete payout information:

1. Anne Knutzen — $1,914
2. Lawrence Birke — $1,182
3. Fred Taylor — $784
4. Lance Garcia — $555
5. Benjamin Reason — $418
6. David Bates — $333
7. Jim Coyle — $281

Stay tuned to Card Player for more coverage of the NACPT Choctaw.

Post a Comment

Messages that harass, abuse or threaten other members; have obscene or otherwise objectionable content; have spam, commercial or advertising content or links may be removed and may result in the loss of your Card Player Account. Please do not post any private information unless you want it to be available publicly. Never assume that you are completely anonymous and cannot be identified by your posts.

 

Your Comment

 

 

Have an account? Please sign in.

User Name:

 

Password:

 

Remember Me

 

OR

 

Lost User Name or Password?
Need an account?

 

Most Viewed Articles