Card Player Poker Tour Wynn: $250,000 Guarantee Begins March 5Event 10 Features a $600 Buy-In and a $250,000 Guarantee |
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The Card Player Poker Tour Wynn $300,000 guarantee $2,100 no-limit hold’em main event is still about one week away, but players have the chance to scoop up a piece of another large prize pool with a much cheaper buy-in beginning Mar. 5.
The largest prize pool offered outside the main event, event 10 features a $600 buy-in, three starting days and a massive $250,000 guarantee. Players will receive a starting stack of 15,000 in chips and play 40-minute levels. There will be a 15-minute break every three levels and re-entries are permitted until the end of level 4, or about 3 pm on each starting day. Play will wrap up on each day 1 when approximately 12 percent of the field remains and day 2 will begin Mar. 8 at 12 pm.
The CPPT Wynn tournament series began Feb. 25 and will continue until Mar. 15.
Both exceptional and energetic, Wynn’s tournament schedules are matched only by the cachet that comes with playing in a resort that boasts more Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star Awards than any other in the world.
The Wynn, is a $2.7 billion resort named after its developer Steve Wynn. The Wynn has earned AAA five diamond, Mobil five-star, Forbes five-star and Michelin five star ratings for the hotel, plus one Michelin star for its restaurant Wing Lei. Together with its sister property Encore, the Wynn resort complex has a total of 4,750 luxurious rooms.
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Card Player Poker Tour Wynn Final Table Results
Event No. 1: No-Limit Hold’em Seniors $50,000 Guarantee
Buy In: $600
Entrants: 100
Prize Pool: $53,350
| James Agate | $15,846 |
| Russell Moncrief | $9,239 |
| Farman Khaligh | $9,059 |
| Alan Finver | $5,335 |
| Mitchell Garshofsky | $3,735 |
| Lois Unzelman | $2,801 |
| Kevin Manley | $2,267 |
| Merrill Taylor | $1,867 |
| Jan Siroky | $1,654 |
Event No. 2: No-Limit Hold’em $25,000 Guarantee
Buy In: $300
Entrants:167
Prize Pool: $43,286
| Nadim Shabou | $9,307 |
| Mazir Keshavarizi | $9,307 |
| Michael Atkinson | $5,194 |
| Louise Francoeur | $3,697 |
| Brent Hanks | $2,597 |
| William Holmes | $1,948 |
| Kevin Banning | $1,580 |
| Barry Newberry | $1,299 |
| Clifton Allen | $1,190 |
Event No. 3: Omaha Eight-or-Better/Stud Eight-or-Better
Buy In: $300
Entrants: 68
Prize Pool: $17,626
| Gary Bolden | $5,001 |
| Harry Bolger | $3,793 |
| Richard Baker | $3,008 |
| Frank O’Dell | $2,704 |
| Donald Naifeh | $1,278 |
| Nikolas Leon | $969 |
| Bernard McNelis | $793 |
Event No. 4: No-Limit Hold’em $100,000 Guarantee
Buy In: $400
Entrants: 452
Prize Pool: $156,211
| Mark Dalimore | $22,577 |
| Adam Berstein | $22,015 |
| Michael Christiansen | $20,013 |
| Mohmood Homayounieh | $18,500 |
| Michael Haag | $8,435 |
| Derek Salgals | $6,405 |
| Joshua Radcliffe | $4,843 |
| Eyal Barazani | $3,593 |
| Joshua Green | $2,734 |
Event No. 5: No-Limit Hold’em $25,000 Guarantee
Buy In: $300
Entrants:139
Prize Pool: $$36,029
| Kevin Freeman | $5,299 |
| Thomas Winch | $5,299 |
| Craig Lucas | $4,459 |
| Hayden Fitzgerald | $3,984 |
| James Hart | $3,984 |
| Jeffrey Nagata | $2,808 |
| Andrew Robbins | $2,286 |
| Peter Victor | $2,107 |
| Edward Davida | $1,081 |
Event No. 6: No-Limit Hold’em $25,000 Guarantee
Buy In: $300
Entrants: 151
Prize Pool: $39,139
| Richard Kantola | $8,830 |
| Francisco Montoya | $8,000 |
| Paul Murrell | $4,697 |
| Benjamin Palmer | $3,327 |
| Jim Pieczynski | $2,348 |
| Stephen Selby | $1,761 |
| William Eichel | $1,429 |
| Eric Stalker | $1,174 |
| Casey Barclay | $1,076 |
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