Richard Kirsch Poker Tournament Updates

Level 21, Hour Two: Habib Doubles Up On First Hand, Chan Takes Big Hit

Jul 15, '10

Blinds: 8,000-16,000 with a 2,000 ante

Players Remaining: 186 out of 7,319

Average Chip Count: 1,180,483

Card Player Chip Counts:

Andrew Brokos – 1,265,000
Tony Dunst – 327,000

Tournament Leaderboard:

1. Robert Pisano – 4,400,000
2. Joseph Cheong – 3,830,000
3. Michael Skender – 3,527,000
4. Damien Luis – 3,500,000
5. Evan Lamprea – 3,300,000
6. Duy Le – 3,186,000
7. Sebastian Panny – 3,100,000
8. Josh Brikis – 2,800,000
9. James Carroll – 2,800,000
10. Bryn Kenney – 2,790,000

Notable Eliminations:

188. Blake Kelso — $48,847
196. Matt Keikoan — $48,847
198. Alexander Dovzhenko — $48,847
202. Paul Kristoffersson — $48,847

Player Twitter Accounts

Jean-Robert Bellande
Tristan Wade
Josh Brikis
Christian Harder
Michael Mizrachi

Big Hands:

Habib Hits The Ground Running

Hasan Habib shoved for 264,000 on the very first hand of the day. Action folded to Paul Dlugozima in the hijack and he made the call.

Habib: QQ
Dlugozima: AK

The race was on as Habib’s ladies were a slight favorite, until the flop came down QJ10, giving Dlugozima a Broadway straight.

Habib was not out of it, however, as he had flopped a set. The turn was the J, giving Habib a full house and a lock on the hand. The river was the 3 and Habib doubled to 570,000. Dlugozima was left with just 64,000 and was eliminated a few hands later.

Erkenov Doubles Up

Diogo Borges raised from the button and Ismail Erkenov repopped. The two went back and forth until Erkenov found himself all in for 684,000.

Borges: AK
Erkenov: KK

Erkenov needed to fade a three outer and the flop fell J75. He was still ahead but still needed to fade an ace or running cards. The turn was the 9 and Borges was down to needing an ace to score the knockout. But the river was the 5 and Erkenov doubled to 1.4 million. Borges was hammered down to 160,000.

Lamprea Forced Out

Evan Lamprea raised to 38,000 preflop and Pavel Milanov made the call from a couple of seats over. The two players then saw a flop of 764 and Lamprea fired 52,000.

Milanov made the call and the turn was the A. Lamprea fired another barrel, this one for 127,000. Milanov then decided to fire back, moving all in for 500,000.

That caused Lamprea to muck his hand and he was down to 3.3 million. Milanov improved to 830,000.

Baker Gives Up The Double

David Baker raised to 36,000 and Russell Rosenblum made it 110,000 to go from the button. Baker put in one last raise for just 8,000 more, putting Rosenblum all in.

Rosenblum: K9
Baker: 75

Baker held two live cards but both players caught a piece of the A97 flop. Rosenblum stayed ahead when the board finished off J and 2 and he doubled to 275,000. Baker was at 717,000.

Lodden With The KO

Johnny Lodden raised from the cutoff and Richard Kirsch moved all in for 165,000. Lodden looked him up and they turned over their cards.

Lodden: A9
Kirsch: 55

Lodden jumped ahead in the race when the flop fell AQ4. The turn was the 2, giving Kirsch outs to a wheel. But the 10 bricked off and Lodden scored the knockout. He was at 2 million after the hand.

Hougaard Doubles Through David Peters

Picking up the action after the flop, Jesper Hougaard moved all in for 205,000 after the flop came down KK10. David Peters looked him up with QQ.

But Hougaard had outflopped Peters as he tabled KJ for trips. The turn was the 4 and the river was the 4, filling up Hougaard and doubling him to 600,000. Peters was down to 580,000.

Chan Takes One, Then Takes One On The Chin

Picking up the action after the turn, the board read J832. Johnny Chan fired 85,000 and Robin Bergren popped it to 205,000.

Chan made the call and the river was the 9. Chan kept his foot on the gas pedal as he led out with 250,000. Bergren had enough and threw his hand away.

Chan took down the pot and he was at 2,850,000.

A few hands later, Robert Pisano and Chan got into a raising war that saw Pisano all in for 2.19 million. Chan made the call and the ultimate cooler was shown.

Chan: KK
Pisano: AA

Chan was on the wrong end of the cold deck and the board ran out 105474. Pisano became the chip leader with 4.4 million while Chan was at 800,000.

Dorfman Ejects Villard

David Villard was all in preflop and Randy Dorfman put him at risk. Here were their hands:

Villard: 33
Dorfman: JJ

Villard was in bad shape against the overpair and for possible flush draws were covered. The board ran out A10410J and Dorfman scored the knockout with jacks-full. He was at 1.45 million.

Keikoan Flushed Away

We didn’t catch the action, but Matt Keikoan found himself all in after the board had run out AJ364.

Matthew Pearson decided to look him up and he turned over KQ for the second nut-flush. Keikoan could only show 74 for a lesser flush and he was shown the door. He took home $48,847 for his efforts in the Main Event and it was his third cash of the 2010 WSOP. He won a bracelet in Event No. 29 ($10,000 Limit Hold’em Championship).

Pearson was up to 846,000 after the knockout.

Affleck Dumped By The Ladies

Jared Ingles opened for 35,000 and Daniel Chamberlain made it 85,000 to go from the hijack seat. Matt Affleck then made it 200,000 from the button and only Chamberlain stuck around.

The flop then fell 863. Chamberlain checked to Affleck, who fired 225,000. Chamberlain made the call and the 3 came on the turn. Chamberlain checked again and Affleck slowed down as he did the same.

The river was the 7 and both players checked again. Chamberlain then tabled QQ and Affleck mucked. Chamberlain was at 2.55 million after the hand while Affleck slipped to 2.45 million.

Bellande Shows The Respect

Jean-Robert Bellande and Jesper Hougaard each saw a flop of AA3. Both players checked and the 7 fell on the turn.

Bellande led for 65,000 and Hougaard made the call. The 6 came on the river and Bellande fired 125,000. Hougaard then moved in for 458,000 and Bellande took a tank session.

He eventually mucked AK face up as he dropped to 700,000. Hougaard would move up to 1.02 million after he knocked out Claudio Baptista on the very next hand.

Player Tags: David Baker,   Hasan Habib,   Matt Keikoan,   Johnny Chan,   Russell Rosenblum,   Richard Kirsch,   Johnny Lodden,   Jesper Hougaard,   Paul Dlugozima,   Randy Dorfman,   Diogo Borges,   Robert Pisano,   Ismail Erkenov

$1,500 No-Limit Hold'em - Day 2 - Level 19 Recap

Jul 01, '08

Blinds: 8,000-16,000

Players Left: 14 of 2,693

Chip Leaders:
Matthew Matros - 1,025,000
Corwin Cole - 895,000
Daniel Heimiller - 830,000
Farzad Rouhani - 720,000
Jeffery Courtney - 630,000
Gary Biggar - 623,000
Andrey Zaichenko - 620,000
Voitto Rintala - 530,000
Todd Hanks - 460,000
David Daneshgar - 420,000

Average Stack: 577,075

Eliminations:
15^th – Cody Slaubaugh
16^th – Lars Sundberg
17^th – Daniel Hughes
18^th – Eric Jolly
19^th – Petter Frannson
20^th – Richard Kirsch

Big Hands and Storylines:

Corwin, For The Win

The players redrew at 18 players, and despite the full 9-handed tables in play, table 1 was still packed with action. Elliot Smith raised to 40,000 from middle position and Scott Sitron, on his left, raised to 110,000. Corwin Cole, after a moment’s thought, moved all-in for 328,000. Eric Jolly then called all-in. Smith folded and Sitron called, having everyone covered. The three showed their hands:

Scott Sitron: AA
Corwin Cole: QQ
Eric Jolly: JJ

The flop came 862 and nothing had changed. The turn came K, Sitron was one card away from a massive chip advantage at the table, but the river changed that. The river was the Q and Corwin Cole took down the pot, though you would never know it by his expression. He sat stone-faced, moving only to rake in the monster pot. After the hand, Cole had 950,000, Sitron had 250,000, and Jolly was eliminated... which nobody could deny.

Daniel Hughes Eliminated

Daniel Hughes moved all-in for 145,000 from late position. Andrey Zaichenko moved all-in behind him and everybody else folded. Hughes showed A10 and Zaichenko had QQ. The flop came Q82 and Hughes was drawing almost dead. The 10 sealed his fate and he was eliminated in 17^th place.

Zaichenko Gives Some Back

Action folded around to Gary Biggar in the small blind and he shoved all-in for about 123,000. Zaichenko looked down at his cards in the big blind and he opted to call. The two turned over:

Biggar: A8
Zaichenko: K7

The flop helped out Biggar a lot: A97. The turn, though, was the 10, giving Zaichenko an open-ended straight draw. The river was the blank of all blanks – the 2 – and Biggar doubled up to 250,000. Zaichenko still has about 900,000.

Player Tags: Farzad Rouhani,   David Daneshgar,   Richard Kirsch,   Daniel Hughes,   Cody Slaubaugh,   Voitto Rintala,   Scott Sitron,   Andrey Zaichenko,   Corwin Cole,   Jeff Courtney,   Todd Hanks

$1,500 No-Limit Hold'em - Day 2 - Level 18 Recap

Jul 01, '08

Blinds: 6,000-12,000

Players Left:   20 of 2,693

Chip Leaders:
Dan Heimiller – 1,100,000
Andrey Zaichenko - 750,000
Matthew Matros - 712,000
Farzad Rouhani - 600,000
Scott Sitron - 570,000
Richard Kirsch - 490,000
Cody Slaubaugh - 475,000
Elliot Smith - 380,000
Voitto Rintala - 310,000
Corwin Cole - 282,000

Average Stack: 403,950

Eliminations:
21^st – Martin Cardno
22^nd – Paulo Nunes
23^rd – Joe Neiman
24^th – Dan Harmetz
25^th – Mimi Tran
26^th – Anders Fraulund
27^th – Andrew Garvin

Big Hands and Storylines:

Heimiller Time

Dan Heimiller raised to 40,000 in late position and action folded around to Andrew Garvin in the blinds. Garvin moved all-in for about 180,000. Heimiller insta-called and flipped up AA. Garvin showed 99. The board came 10758K and Garvin was eliminated. Heimiller grew his stack to an even more impressive 1,100,000.

Biggar is Better; Mimi Tran Eliminated

Gary Biggar and Mimi Tran, both short-stacked, got all-in pre-flop. Biggar had Tran dominated with his AQ going against her KQ. The flop came 1044 and the turn was the 6. Going to the river, Tran had only 3 outs, and when the 4 peeled off, her tournament was over. After winning the hand Biggar was up to 175,000.

Set Over Set Propels Rouhani

Farzad Rouhani raised to 36,000 from early position and Andriy Zaichenko made the call from the cutoff. The two saw a flop of 985. Rouhani led out for 32,000 and Zaichenko raised to 100,000. Undeterred by this show of strength, Rouhani moved all-in and was snap-called by Zaichenko. The two turned over their hands:

Rouhani: 99
Zaichenko: 55

Zaichenko did not make quads and he took a big hit, now at 750,000. Rouhani’s double up gives him 600,000.

Player Tags: Farzad Rouhani,   Mimi Tran,   Richard Kirsch,   Andrew Garvin,   Dan Harmetz,   Cody Slaubaugh,   Voitto Rintala,   Scott Sitron,   Martin Cardno,   Andrey Zaichenko,   Elliot Smith,   Corwin Cole,   Anders Fraulund

$1,500 No-Limit Hold'em - Day 2 - Level 17 Recap

Jul 01, '08

Blinds: 5,000-10,000

Players Left:  28 of 2,693

Chip Leaders:
Matthew Matros - 712,000
Scott Sitron - 570,000
Richard Kirsch - 490,000
Cody Slaubaugh - 410,000
Elliot Smith - 380,000
Andrey Zaichenko - 375,000
Farzad Rouhani - 310,000
Voitto Rintala - 310,000
Joseph Neiman - 310,000
Corwin Cole - 282,000

Average Stack: 288,535

Eliminations:
Ben Spraggons
John McCauley
Esther Garza
Tim Barchie

Big Hands and Storylines:

Sundberg Doubles Up Through Tran

Mimi Tran raised to 30,000 from the button and Lars Sundberg moved all-in from the big blind. It was 49,000 more to Tran and she analyzed her decision. After about 50 seconds of thought, she made the call and the two turned up their cards:

Sundberg: 88
Tran: AQ

The board came 10975J and Sundberg won the hand with a jack-high straight. Sundberg now has 170,000 while Tran is languishing with 100,000.

Matros Keeps Accumulating

Twice during recent rounds, players have attempted to steal the blinds of Matt Matros. On both occasions Matros put in a big raise and forced the players to lay down their hands. Matt Matros did play a hand that went to showdown though. Anders Fraulund raised to 30,000 and this time Matros opted to call in the big blind. Matros checked the 965 flop and called a 45,000 bet from Fraulund. Both players checked when the 6 paired the board. The river was the 7 and Matros led out for 90,000. Fraulund called instantly and when Matros had confirmed this with the dealer he showed A6 for turned trips. Fraulund showed K9 and said, “Good hand.”

Matros has about 700,000. Fraulund is down to 160,000.

Tim Barchie Eliminated By Cody Slaubaugh

Tim Barchie moved all-in from early position and action folded around to Cody “thugmoneymkr” Slaubaugh in the small blind. It was 80,000 more to call for him. Instead of simply calling, he shoved over the raise for about 300,000. The big blind folded and the two showed their hands:

Barchie: A4
Slaubaugh: A6

The flop was perfect for Slaugbaugh: J106. Barchie could not catch up and he was eliminated.

Slaubaugh now has 410,000.

Player Tags: Farzad Rouhani,   Mimi Tran,   Richard Kirsch,   Joseph Neiman,   Cody Slaubaugh,   Voitto Rintala,   Scott Sitron,   Andrey Zaichenko,   Elliot Smith,   Corwin Cole,   Tim Barchie,   Anders Fraulund

$1,500 No-Limit Hold'em - Day 2 - Level 16

Jul 01, '08

Note: The players are now on a 20 minute break

Blinds: 4,000-8,000

Players Left:  35 of 2,693

Chip Leaders:
Daniel Heimiller - 610,000
Scott Sitron - 570,000
Matthew Matros - 550,000
Andrey Zaichenko - 430,000
Corwin Cole - 404,000
Elliot Smith - 380,000
Cody Slaubaugh - 355,000
Joachim Berg-Jensen - 350,000
Richard Kirsch - 340,000
Anders Fraulund - 330,000

Average Stack: 230,825

Eliminations:
Alvin Zeidenfeld
Gary Marcum
Vanessa Rousso

Big Hands and Storylines:

Matros and Heimiller Butt Heads

Two of the bigger stacks in the tournament, Matt Matros and Dan Heimiller, played a fairly large pot in the last level. Action folded around to Matros in the small blind and he raised it to 24,000. Dan Heimiller made a fairly quick call. The flop ran off 988 and Matros led out with a bet of 35,000. Heimiller made another quick call. Matros checked on the 10 turn and Heimiller bet 80,000. Matros stacked a column of orange chips, pulled them back in toward his stack, and declared himself all-in.

Heimiller was now stuck. He stared at the board, talking to himself, for nearly 7 minutes before Matros called the clock on him. The floorwoman came over and informed Heimiller that he had one minute to make a decision and at the end of the one minute his hand would be ruled dead. No sooner than she had finished her speech, Heimiller folded his hand.

After this confrontation, Matros is up to 520,000. Heimiller would be down to 455,000 but later chipped up to 610,000 to become chip leader.

Cardno Not Card Dead

Alvin Zeidenfeld, action having folded to him, moved all-in from the button for 63,500. Mimi Tran folded and Martin Cardno made a quick call. Zeidenfeld showed QJ and Cardno had A8. The board – K7793 – changed nothing, and Cardno won the hand. After a few moments of counting by the dealer (with some help by Mimi Tran), it was decided that Cardno had more chips and Zeidenfeld was eliminated.  Cardno now has 140,000.

Garvin Stomps, Eliminates Marcum

Gary Marcum moved all-in from middle position for 70,000 and Andrew Garvin made a quick call after action folded around to him. Marcum, without much confidence, showed A8. His pessimism was warranted, however, as Garvin showed AA. There would be no miracle for Marcum as the board rolled out Q549A. Marcum was covered by a few thousand, and he was eliminated. After the hand Garvin was up to 140,000.

Player Tags: Richard Kirsch,   Andrew Garvin,   Alvin Zeidenfeld,   Cody Slaubaugh,   Scott Sitron,   Martin Cardno,   Andrey Zaichenko,   Elliot Smith,   Corwin Cole,   Gary Marcum,   Anders Fraulund,   Joachim Berg-Jensen

No Limit Hold 'Em Shootout - Day 2- Hour Five

Jun 07, '08

Blinds: 3,000-6,000 ante 500

Eliminations This Round: Richard Kirsch, Eugene Katchalov

Table Winners Thus Far: Phil Tom, Greg Mueller, Young Leo Walpert

Remaining Tables:
Just three heads up matches remain:
John Juanda vs. Tim West
Sinous Jamshedi vs. Elton Beebe
Tom Roupe vs. John Murphy

Big Hands:

Kirsch, who was beating Tom handily early, saw the momentum swing the opposite way and never could recover. After he bet and was raised, he finally got his money all in on a board of J82, about 45,000 more. Tom sat there for about five minutes, before calling a clock--on Kirsch! "I've been all in for twenty five minutes," replied Kirsch. Tom sheepishly called, showing J9. Kirsch was drawing open ended to a straight with 109, and made a pair on the turn with the 10 but missed on the river. Tom will advance to tomorrow's final table.

Eugene Katchalov Struggles For Naught

After battling seemingly all day as the short stack, Katchalov's tournament life finally rode on a simple flip of the coin: 77 against Tom Roupe's AQ. The flop of A1010 spelled doom for Katchalov, who found no miracles on the turn or river. Roupe went into heads up play with John Murphy with about a 7 to 1 advantage.

Jamshedi Riding A Wave of Relief

Beebe and Jamshedi have been trading pots all day, so it's fitting that the two are battling heads up for the opportunity to play in tomorrow's final table. Beebe held a significant advantage in chips when he raised Jamshedi's blind to 18,000, and Jamshedi made the call. After Jamshedi checked a flop of K53, Beebe announced all in. Jamshedi immediately called. Beebe showed AA, while Jamshedi had flopped big with the K8, but still needed help to stay alive in the tournament. The 6 came off on the turn, changing nothing: Jamshedi still needed a king, eight or heart to win a pot worth about 340,000. When the 6 spiked on the river, the usually mild-mannered Jamshedi let out a yelp of exultation before composing himself. He now holds a slight advantage over Beebe.
 

Player Tags: Richard Kirsch,   Eugene Katchalov

David Peat Eliminated 7th ($72,047)

May 22, '07

It is folded to David Peat in late position and he raises to $70,000.  Richard Kirsch moves all in for $328,000 more.  Peat goes into the tank, yells for cocktails, then makes the call with A5.  Kirsch tables AK and the board comes A733J.  Kirsch takes the pot, leaving Peat with just $10,000.


On the next hand Darrell Dicken calls, Peat moves all in for his last $7,000 in the dark, Kirsch calls, Jon Little completes from the small blind and Cory Carroll checks from the big blind.  The flop comes T43 and it is checked around.  The turn is the 7, Little bets $40,000 and Dicken is the only caller.  The river is the 6, and both players check. Little shows 103 and Dicken mucks.  Peat finally turns over A7 which isn't good enough to beat Little.  Peat is eliminated in 7th places for $72,047.

Player Tags: Richard Kirsch,   David Peat,   Jonathan Little

Jon Little Doubles Up

May 22, '07

Phil Ivey raises to $60,000 and Richard Kirsch calls.  Jon Little pushes for $301,000, Ivey folds and Kirsch makes the call with AQ.  Little tables 99, the board comes K632J and Little doubles up to over $800,000.  

Player Tags: Richard Kirsch,   Jonathan Little

Little's Big Move

May 22, '07

Amnon Filippi bets $31,000 from late position and Richard Kirsch announces raise on the button. He fires out $100,000 and Jonathan Little then moves all in right behind him from the small blind. Amnon folds and Kirsch goes into the tank. He says "I just can't call here," and tosses two jacks face up on the table. Little has been very fond of moving all in over the last couple of hands and has been able to pick up a lot of chips with his aggression..

Player Tags: Amnon Filippi,   Richard Kirsch,   Jonathan Little

Richard Kirsch Takes a Chunk Out of Ivey

May 22, '07

Phil Ivey raises to $36,000 and both Darrell Dicken and Richard Kirsch call.  The flop comes 922, Kirsch leads $36,000, Ivey calls and Dicken folds.  The turn is the K, Kirsch checks and Ivey bets $80,000.  Kirsch quickly calls and the river brings the Q.  Kirsch checks, Ivey ponders then checks behind.  Kirsch tables 109 and Ivey mucks his hand.  Kirsch now has $890,000 in chips.    

Player Tags: Phil Ivey,   Richard Kirsch,   Darrell Dicken

John D'Agostino Eliminated in 14th Place ($28,818)

May 22, '07

Richard Kirsch makes it $50,000 to go and John D'Agostino raises all in for $90,000 more. Kirsch makes the call and shows 88. D'Agostino turns over AK. The board comes 622J8 and D'Agostino is eliminated in 14th place.

Player Tags: John D'Agostino,   Richard Kirsch

Mark Ketteringham Eliminated 19th ($17,292)

May 21, '07

Mark Ketteringham gets it all in with AK against Richand Kirsch's 77.  The comes with two spades, then Ketteringham picks up a gutshot on the turn.  But the river is a brick, Ketteringham fails to improve and is sent home in 19th with $17,292.

Player Tags: Mark Ketteringham,   Richard Kirsch

David Peat Eliminated 7th ($72,047)

May 22, '07

It is folded to David Peat in late position and he raises to $70,000.  Richard Kirsch moves all in for $328,000 more.  Peat goes into the tank, yells for cocktails, then makes the call with A5.  Kirsch tables AK and the board comes A733J.  Kirsch takes the pot, leaving Peat with just $10,000.


On the next hand Darrell Dicken calls, Peat moves all in for his last $7,000 in the dark, Kirsch calls, Jon Little completes from the small blind and Cory Carroll checks from the big blind.  The flop comes T43 and it is checked around.  The turn is the 7, Little bets $40,000 and Dicken is the only caller.  The river is the 6, and both players check. Little shows 103 and Dicken mucks.  Peat finally turns over A7 which isn't good enough to beat Little.  Peat is eliminated in 7th places for $72,047.

Player Tags: Richard Kirsch,   David Peat,   Jonathan Little

Jon Little Doubles Up

May 22, '07

Phil Ivey raises to $60,000 and Richard Kirsch calls.  Jon Little pushes for $301,000, Ivey folds and Kirsch makes the call with AQ.  Little tables 99, the board comes K632J and Little doubles up to over $800,000.  

Player Tags: Richard Kirsch,   Jonathan Little

Little's Big Move

May 22, '07

Amnon Filippi bets $31,000 from late position and Richard Kirsch announces raise on the button. He fires out $100,000 and Jonathan Little then moves all in right behind him from the small blind. Amnon folds and Kirsch goes into the tank. He says "I just can't call here," and tosses two jacks face up on the table. Little has been very fond of moving all in over the last couple of hands and has been able to pick up a lot of chips with his aggression..

Player Tags: Amnon Filippi,   Richard Kirsch,   Jonathan Little

Richard Kirsch Takes a Chunk Out of Ivey

May 22, '07

Phil Ivey raises to $36,000 and both Darrell Dicken and Richard Kirsch call.  The flop comes 922, Kirsch leads $36,000, Ivey calls and Dicken folds.  The turn is the K, Kirsch checks and Ivey bets $80,000.  Kirsch quickly calls and the river brings the Q.  Kirsch checks, Ivey ponders then checks behind.  Kirsch tables 109 and Ivey mucks his hand.  Kirsch now has $890,000 in chips.    

Player Tags: Phil Ivey,   Richard Kirsch,   Darrell Dicken

John D'Agostino Eliminated in 14th Place ($28,818)

May 22, '07

Richard Kirsch makes it $50,000 to go and John D'Agostino raises all in for $90,000 more. Kirsch makes the call and shows 88. D'Agostino turns over AK. The board comes 622J8 and D'Agostino is eliminated in 14th place.

Player Tags: John D'Agostino,   Richard Kirsch

Mark Ketteringham Eliminated 19th ($17,292)

May 21, '07

Mark Ketteringham gets it all in with AK against Richand Kirsch's 77.  The comes with two spades, then Ketteringham picks up a gutshot on the turn.  But the river is a brick, Ketteringham fails to improve and is sent home in 19th with $17,292.

Player Tags: Mark Ketteringham,   Richard Kirsch