2018 Card Player Poker Tour Ocean's 11 San Diego Classic: Recap of Flights 1E and 1F855 Entries Made During The Six Starting Flights With Day 2 Direct Entry Available Until 1 P.M. On Sunday |
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All six of the starting flights in the 2018 Card Player Poker Tour Ocean’s 11 San Diego Classic $250 buy-in no-limit hold’em event are now in the books, with 855 entries made so far and day 2 entry still available. Flight 1E drew 188 entries while flight 1F added another 167. With that the prize pool has already grown to $171,000.
Players who still want to take part in this exciting tournament can take advantage of the Quantum Tournament structure of this event can buy directly into day 2 for $1,500 on Sunday, April 29 and receive 100,000 in tournament chips. Players can also pay a $30 optional staff add-on and receive another 20,000 in chips. Players will only be able to directly buy-in for day 2 up to the start of play at 1:00 p.m. local time.
From the 355 entries made in Saturday’s two starting flights, only 47 players made it through to day 2. After the completion of all six starting flights, Malik Adawi ended up being the overall chip leader with 353,000. Other big stacks include Al Connelly (290,900), Nick Spiteri (257,500), Nadeem Adel Salem (257,000), Matt Bingel (256,500) and Richard Aronow (249,000).
There are 121 players that will return to day 2, not including those who will buy in directly.
Here is a look at the chip counts of the remaining players:
Rank | Player Name | Chip Count |
1 | Malik Adawi | 353,000 |
2 | Al Connelly | 290,900 |
3 | Nick Spiteri | 257,500 |
4 | Nadeem Adel Salem | 257,000 |
5 | Matt Bingel | 256,500 |
6 | Richard Aronow | 249,000 |
7 | Robert Fortuno | 239,100 |
8 | Veronica Daly | 221,800 |
9 | William Butler | 219,000 |
10 | Robert Gittleman | 212,700 |
11 | Hunter Moss | 187,100 |
12 | Roberto A. G. Tijuana | 186,200 |
13 | Amando Butalid | 185,300 |
14 | Joseph Brown | 184,700 |
15 | Jose Araya | 183,400 |
16 | Ninos Odisho | 181,500 |
17 | Adam Demersseman | 181,000 |
18 | David Icke | 160,500 |
19 | Raitis Raisian | 158,500 |
20 | Leonid Vaisburg | 155,300 |
21 | Jeffrey Bati | 152,600 |
22 | Keith Morgan | 152,400 |
23 | Steven Wendroff | 152,300 |
24 | Carol Cianfarani | 152,100 |
25 | Jason Singleton | 151,900 |
26 | Emma Jones | 148,000 |
27 | Eric Bartolowits | 147,000 |
28 | Scott Murrie | 144,500 |
29 | Alan Marks | 143,500 |
30 | James Saracho | 141,900 |
31 | Jon Canlas | 138,000 |
32 | Steve Firestone | 137,300 |
33 | Eugene Goom | 137,300 |
34 | Britton Scheibe | 127,500 |
35 | Kevin Dooley | 127,000 |
36 | Craig Fouts | 126,000 |
37 | Aaron Kobisher | 123,000 |
38 | David Leese | 122,000 |
39 | Brian Householder | 120,100 |
40 | Mohammad Sotoudeh | 119,800 |
41 | Timothy Mahony | 113,500 |
42 | Lee Duncan | 113,000 |
43 | Micah Mooney | 113,000 |
44 | Jerry Hamilton | 111,700 |
45 | Richard Hausman | 111,500 |
46 | Don Tilly | 111,000 |
47 | Ken Sullivan | 107,500 |
48 | Rick Garvey | 105,100 |
49 | Tom Czyszczon | 101,500 |
50 | Scott Aulds | 99,500 |
51 | Benjamin Jensen | 98,800 |
52 | Michael Retz | 95,800 |
53 | Rich Hendricks | 94,000 |
54 | Agustin Echeverria | 93,000 |
55 | Ryan Niemi | 91,700 |
56 | Kevin Ron Haeri | 91,700 |
57 | Gary Holder | 91,500 |
58 | John Sandberg | 91,400 |
59 | William Leunis | 88,000 |
60 | Phovieng Keokham | 84,000 |
61 | Andrew Kim | 83,500 |
62 | David Larson | 83,300 |
63 | Afzal Atta | 82,400 |
64 | Douglas Coull | 82,000 |
65 | Alan Ho | 81,900 |
66 | Greg Baron | 81,100 |
67 | Bob Hoag | 79,500 |
68 | Joseph Barrus | 79,200 |
69 | Adam Raichel | 77,000 |
70 | Ramon Mantuano | 75,000 |
71 | Pammy DeLeon | 74,500 |
72 | Seth Brown | 73,700 |
73 | Cordell Miller | 70,500 |
74 | Mike Piellucci | 69,600 |
75 | John Coon | 68,400 |
76 | Mark Walker | 67,700 |
77 | Dan Polerecky | 66,700 |
78 | Kenneth Douglas | 66,500 |
79 | Jon Gunter | 66,000 |
80 | Michael Kern | 65,500 |
81 | Slava Fisher | 65,400 |
82 | John Chase | 65,000 |
83 | Shawn Englerth | 64,500 |
84 | George Picerne | 64,400 |
85 | Eugene Teibloom | 63,800 |
86 | Eddy Warshaw | 62,000 |
87 | Jeremey Ofseyer | 60,900 |
88 | Gail Czyszczon | 60,500 |
89 | James Chiran | 60,000 |
90 | Charles Lavin | 58,900 |
91 | Fred Mahjoob | 58,500 |
92 | Doug Takeuchi | 58,400 |
93 | Adam Martel | 58,200 |
94 | Bradford Lawn | 56,500 |
95 | Saad Pattah | 56,300 |
96 | Dan Lujano | 55,000 |
97 | Richard Spirra | 53,600 |
98 | Behzad Javadzadeh | 53,400 |
99 | Elizabeth Krok | 51,000 |
100 | William Berman | 50,100 |
101 | Mark Walker | 50,100 |
102 | Christine Blake | 50,000 |
103 | William Turner | 48,000 |
104 | William Gardner | 45,300 |
105 | Carlo Kalosian | 45,100 |
106 | Alan Lujan | 43,300 |
107 | Daniel Gonzales | 42,300 |
108 | Nicholas Baltz | 42,300 |
109 | Kent McLaren | 40,000 |
110 | Charles Newbern | 39,300 |
111 | David Glendenning | 39,000 |
112 | John Misakos | 38,000 |
113 | William Santos | 35,000 |
114 | Andreas Foulias | 33,500 |
115 | Amanda Canelakes | 32,300 |
116 | Mark Surdyka | 29,500 |
117 | Tom Gage | 28,500 |
118 | William Kelly | 26,300 |
119 | Georgana Trumball | 12,700 |
120 | Tim Daly | 10,200 |
121 | Jacob Woods | 8,100 |
Ocean’s 11 is the only casino in Southern California located along the Pacific Ocean on the Interstate 5 freeway, less than a mile from some of the area’s most picturesque beaches.
The property also boasts 50 tables of the best poker and table games found anywhere in California with all the favorite poker games, including no-limit and limit hold’em, Omaha, Omaha eight-or-better, pot-limit Omaha, and crazy pineapple.
Previous winners of this event include Shawn Busse, Robert DeAgazio, Barry Knowlton, Barry Seidman and Scott ‘Brian’ Blount. For more information on the Card Player Poker Tour, click here.