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2012 World Series of Poker Overnight Report – 6/2/12

A Look At Who's Left And What They're Playing For In Each Event


Here’s an overnight report of the events still in progress at the 2012 World Series of Poker. Check back every morning for a full breakdown of prize pools, field sizes and chip leaders.

Final Day

Joseph CheongEvent No. 6 — $5,000 Mixed Max No-Limit Hold’em

Entrants: 409
Total Prize pool: $1,922,300

Players Remaining: 4
Average Chip Count: 1,533,750

First Place Prize: $480,564

Top Chip Counts:

Rank Player Name Chip Counts
1 Joseph Cheong 1,567,000
2 Warwick Mirzikinian 1,547,500
3 Hugo Lemaire 1,545,000
4 Aubin Cazals 1,475,000

Be sure to stay tuned to Card Player for full updates from this event.

Allen BariEvent No. 8 — $1,500 Omaha Eight-Or-Better

Entrants: 967
Total Prize pool: $1,305,450

Players Remaining: 20
Average Chip Count: 217,575

First Place Prize: $264,400

Top Chip Counts:

Rank Player Name Chip Counts
1 Tyler Schwecke 452,000
2 Allen Bari 417,000
3 Gavin Griffin 346,000
4 Michael Kleist 290,000
5 Wes Self 269,000
6 John Racener 264,000
7 Brian Lives 262,000
8 Ryan Turner 257,000
9 Ashly Butler 255,000
10 Bryan Jolly 245,000

Other Notables Chip Counts:

Can Kim Hua (203,000), Thayer Rasmussen (172,000), Dutch Boyd (149,000), Greg Mascio (142,000) and Ray Davis (105,000)

Be sure to stay tuned to Card Player for full updates from this event.

Day 1B

Brian RastEvent No. 9 — $1,500 No-Limit Hold’em Re-Entry

Entrants: 1,696 (so far)
Total Prize pool: TBD

Players Remaining: 245
Average Chip Count: 31,151

First Place Prize: TBD

Top Chip Counts:

Rank Player Name Chip Counts
1 Giorgio Medici 106,500
2 David Miscikowski 105,100
3 Joshua Mancuso 89,800
4 Tristan Clemencon 88,800
5 Charles Tonne 83,600
6 Tyler Smith 79,400
7 Ryan Buckholtz 73,300
8 Brian Rast 70,000
9 Phillip Delaney 69,800
10 Emmanuel Astorga 69,500

Other Notable Chip Counts:

Alexander Kuzmin (66,400), Jonathan Duhamel (65,700), Terrence Chan (65,100), Kevin MacPhee (63,700), Ari Engel (63,500), Jacobo Fernandez (54,900), Darren Elias (51,900), Mickey Petersen (51,800), Cornel Cimpan (51,400), Fabrice Soulier (51,300), Scott Seiver (49,500), Jason Koon (49,300), Anthony Spinella (45,100), Antonio Esfandiari (45,000) and Barry Shulman (27,400)

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