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Hometown: Whitehouse
Country of Origin: United States
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Mar 23, '13 | CPPT - Atlantis Casino Resort Spa | $1,080 Atlantis Main Event Championship | 2 | + | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Charles "Woody" Moore EliminatedMar 23, '13 Charles “Woody” Moore has been eliminated during the late stages of Day 1B. He was all in preflop with A-Q against the pocket aces of John Miner. The aces held and Moore was eliminated on the hand. Miner is now the chip leader with 185,000. Player Tags: Charles Moore, John Miner |
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Oct 12, '10 | 2010 WSOP Circuit Event - Horseshoe Southern Indiana | WSOP Circuit Horseshoe Southern Indiana Main Event | 3 | + | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Final Table SetOct 11, '10 The final nine are set at the World Series of Poker Circuit $1,500 no-limit hold’em main event at the Horseshoe Casino in Southern Indiana. The final table will begin at 1 p.m. on Tuesday and Card Player will bring you full live coverage from the final table. Leading the way heading into the final table tomorrow is Charles Moore with 1,233,000. Moore is the most well-known professional at the final table and he recently scored a fifth-place finish ($21,795) at the last WSOP Circuit main event in Council Bluffs. Moore also holds 52.5 points and sits in 18th place on the National Championship leader board. We will see how much progress he makes on the leader board tomorrow. Final-Table Seating Chart with Chip Counts: Seat 1: John Holder — 825,000 Final-Table Payouts:
Day 2 saw 64 players return from the initial field of 289 players. Notable eliminations included former gold bracelet winner Robert Cheung, Chris Viox, and the player at the top of the WSOP Circuit National Championship leader board, Shiva Dudani. He busted in 17th place and took home $5,081. He now holds 145 points in the National Championship, which is more than his next closest competitors (Jeffrey Epstein and Kevin Manley — 87.5 points). He holds even more points than automatice qualifiers Blair Hinkle (100 points — Council Bluffs main event winner) and Roberto Georato (90 points — Council Bluffs casino champion). Day 2 Results:
Player Tags: Charles Moore Charles Moore Wins!Oct 12, '10 Charles Moore has won the $1,500 main event at the WSOP Circuit stop in Southern Indiana. On the final hand he limped and Kevin Calenzo raised 205,000 on top. Moore reraised an additional 400,000, and Calenzo moved all in. Moore made the call and they flipped over their cards: Moore: J J Board: 10 7 2 10 Q Calenzo was eliminated in second place ($61,724) and Moore was crowned the champion of the tournament ($98,878). He is awarded the WSOP Circuit gold ring and a seat in the $1 million National Championship that will take place in May 2011. Player Tags: Charles Moore, Kevin Calenzo John Holder Eliminated in Third Place ($44,787)Oct 12, '10 John Holder got the last of his chips into the middle for the third time, but this time was not the charm. Charles Moore had him covered with pocket twos in the hole, and that was enough to best the K 10 of Holder on a 8 7 3 4 Q when the dust settled. Holder was eliminated on the hand in third place and he took home $44,787 in prize money, while Moore will take a dominating chip lead into a heads-up final against Kevin Calenzo. Player Tags: Charles Moore, John Holder John Holder Doubles Up AgainOct 12, '10 Charles Moore raised to 130,000 preflop from the button and John Holder reraised all in for 585,000 total from the small blind. Moore made the call and they flipped over their cards: Moore: A 10 Board: J J 4 4 4 Holder has doubled up after all but blinding out once again and play continues forward once again. Player Tags: Charles Moore, John Holder John Holder Doubles UpOct 12, '10 Charles Moore limped on the button and John Holder raised to 120,000 preflop. The flop fell K 6 3 and Holder bet 225,000. Moore made the call. The 2 fell on the turn and Holder decided to move all in for 465,000. Moore went into the tank as the time in the level expired, and eventually decided to make the call. Their cards: Moore: 7 6 River: 10 Holder won the hand and he doubled up to 1.7 million. Moore is still healthy with 2 million. The chip stacks have evened up heading into dinner and this could turn out to be a long night. Player Tags: Charles Moore, John Holder Mike Foster Eliminated in Fourth Place ($33,043)Oct 12, '10 Charles Moore raised to 125,000 preflop from the button and Mike Foster reraised all in from the small blind. Moore made the call and they flipped over their cards: Moore: 8 8 Board: 9 5 5 2 4 Moore won the hand and Foster was eliminated in fourth place. He was awarded $33,043 in prize money. Player Tags: Charles Moore Power MovesOct 12, '10 Charles Moore raised to 80,000 preflop and Mike Foster reraised to 200,000. Moore made the call and the flop fell 9 3 3. Moore fired out a large bet worth 300,000 and Foster went into the tank. He stayed there for a while and eventually decided to muck. Moore re-established his chip lead with the pot. Player Tags: Charles Moore Kris Bradshaw Doubles UpOct 12, '10 Charles Moore raised to 76,000 preflop from the hi-jack and Kris Bradshaw reraised all in for 181,000. Moore went into the tank but eventually made the call. Their cards: Moore: A 4 Board: 7 6 4 5 3 Bradshaw made a flush to double up on the hand and Moore took a slight hit. Player Tags: Charles Moore Brian McKain Eliminated in Sixth Place ($18,885)Oct 12, '10 Charles Moore raised to 90,000 preflop from the hi-jack and Brian McKain reraised all in for 490,000 total from the small blind. Moore made the call after a short time in the tank and they flipped over their cards: Moore: Q Q Board: J 10 8 9 5 Moore won the hand to take a nice chip lead with 1.8 million and McKain was eliminated in sixth place. He will take home $18,885 in prize money. Player Tags: Charles Moore, Brian McKain Joel Merwick Eliminated in Ninth Place ($9,163)Oct 12, '10 Joel Merwick fell during the course of two hands. In the first, Brian McKain bet 60,000 on a J J 10 flop and Merwick raised to 165,000. McKain reraised all in and Merwick pondered an all-in call. He mucked and left himself with a little more than 200,000. A few hands later he got the last of his chips into the middle with pocket nines and Charles Moore held pocket jacks. Merwick hit a nine on the flop, but Moore spiked a jack on the river of a 9 8 4 7 J board to send him home in ninth place. He was awarded $9,163 in prize money. Player Tags: Charles Moore, Joel Merwick |
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Oct 11, '10 | 2010 WSOP Circuit Event - Horseshoe Southern Indiana | WSOP Circuit Horseshoe Southern Indiana Main Event | 2 | + | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Final Table SetOct 11, '10 The final nine are set at the World Series of Poker Circuit $1,500 no-limit hold’em main event at the Horseshoe Casino in Southern Indiana. The final table will begin at 1 p.m. on Tuesday and Card Player will bring you full live coverage from the final table. Leading the way heading into the final table tomorrow is Charles Moore with 1,233,000. Moore is the most well-known professional at the final table and he recently scored a fifth-place finish ($21,795) at the last WSOP Circuit main event in Council Bluffs. Moore also holds 52.5 points and sits in 18th place on the National Championship leader board. We will see how much progress he makes on the leader board tomorrow. Final-Table Seating Chart with Chip Counts: Seat 1: John Holder — 825,000 Final-Table Payouts:
Day 2 saw 64 players return from the initial field of 289 players. Notable eliminations included former gold bracelet winner Robert Cheung, Chris Viox, and the player at the top of the WSOP Circuit National Championship leader board, Shiva Dudani. He busted in 17th place and took home $5,081. He now holds 145 points in the National Championship, which is more than his next closest competitors (Jeffrey Epstein and Kevin Manley — 87.5 points). He holds even more points than automatice qualifiers Blair Hinkle (100 points — Council Bluffs main event winner) and Roberto Georato (90 points — Council Bluffs casino champion). Day 2 Results:
Player Tags: Charles Moore Charles Moore Wins!Oct 12, '10 Charles Moore has won the $1,500 main event at the WSOP Circuit stop in Southern Indiana. On the final hand he limped and Kevin Calenzo raised 205,000 on top. Moore reraised an additional 400,000, and Calenzo moved all in. Moore made the call and they flipped over their cards: Moore: J J Board: 10 7 2 10 Q Calenzo was eliminated in second place ($61,724) and Moore was crowned the champion of the tournament ($98,878). He is awarded the WSOP Circuit gold ring and a seat in the $1 million National Championship that will take place in May 2011. Player Tags: Charles Moore, Kevin Calenzo John Holder Eliminated in Third Place ($44,787)Oct 12, '10 John Holder got the last of his chips into the middle for the third time, but this time was not the charm. Charles Moore had him covered with pocket twos in the hole, and that was enough to best the K 10 of Holder on a 8 7 3 4 Q when the dust settled. Holder was eliminated on the hand in third place and he took home $44,787 in prize money, while Moore will take a dominating chip lead into a heads-up final against Kevin Calenzo. Player Tags: Charles Moore, John Holder John Holder Doubles Up AgainOct 12, '10 Charles Moore raised to 130,000 preflop from the button and John Holder reraised all in for 585,000 total from the small blind. Moore made the call and they flipped over their cards: Moore: A 10 Board: J J 4 4 4 Holder has doubled up after all but blinding out once again and play continues forward once again. Player Tags: Charles Moore, John Holder John Holder Doubles UpOct 12, '10 Charles Moore limped on the button and John Holder raised to 120,000 preflop. The flop fell K 6 3 and Holder bet 225,000. Moore made the call. The 2 fell on the turn and Holder decided to move all in for 465,000. Moore went into the tank as the time in the level expired, and eventually decided to make the call. Their cards: Moore: 7 6 River: 10 Holder won the hand and he doubled up to 1.7 million. Moore is still healthy with 2 million. The chip stacks have evened up heading into dinner and this could turn out to be a long night. Player Tags: Charles Moore, John Holder Mike Foster Eliminated in Fourth Place ($33,043)Oct 12, '10 Charles Moore raised to 125,000 preflop from the button and Mike Foster reraised all in from the small blind. Moore made the call and they flipped over their cards: Moore: 8 8 Board: 9 5 5 2 4 Moore won the hand and Foster was eliminated in fourth place. He was awarded $33,043 in prize money. Player Tags: Charles Moore Power MovesOct 12, '10 Charles Moore raised to 80,000 preflop and Mike Foster reraised to 200,000. Moore made the call and the flop fell 9 3 3. Moore fired out a large bet worth 300,000 and Foster went into the tank. He stayed there for a while and eventually decided to muck. Moore re-established his chip lead with the pot. Player Tags: Charles Moore Kris Bradshaw Doubles UpOct 12, '10 Charles Moore raised to 76,000 preflop from the hi-jack and Kris Bradshaw reraised all in for 181,000. Moore went into the tank but eventually made the call. Their cards: Moore: A 4 Board: 7 6 4 5 3 Bradshaw made a flush to double up on the hand and Moore took a slight hit. Player Tags: Charles Moore Brian McKain Eliminated in Sixth Place ($18,885)Oct 12, '10 Charles Moore raised to 90,000 preflop from the hi-jack and Brian McKain reraised all in for 490,000 total from the small blind. Moore made the call after a short time in the tank and they flipped over their cards: Moore: Q Q Board: J 10 8 9 5 Moore won the hand to take a nice chip lead with 1.8 million and McKain was eliminated in sixth place. He will take home $18,885 in prize money. Player Tags: Charles Moore, Brian McKain Joel Merwick Eliminated in Ninth Place ($9,163)Oct 12, '10 Joel Merwick fell during the course of two hands. In the first, Brian McKain bet 60,000 on a J J 10 flop and Merwick raised to 165,000. McKain reraised all in and Merwick pondered an all-in call. He mucked and left himself with a little more than 200,000. A few hands later he got the last of his chips into the middle with pocket nines and Charles Moore held pocket jacks. Merwick hit a nine on the flop, but Moore spiked a jack on the river of a 9 8 4 7 J board to send him home in ninth place. He was awarded $9,163 in prize money. Player Tags: Charles Moore, Joel Merwick |
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Aug 31, '10 | 2010 WSOP Circuit Event - Horseshoe Council Bluffs | WSOP Circuit Council Bluffs $1,500 Main Event | 3 | + | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Charles Moore Eliminated in Fifth Place ($21,795)Aug 31, '10 Charles Moore got all of his chips into the middle preflop on the button and Blair Hinkle made the call from the cutoff. Their cards: Hinkle: 99 Board: J858Q Their stacks were very close. Moore was all in for 783,000 and Hinkle had him covered by 7,000. Moore was eliminated in fifth place and he took home $21,795. The Hinkle nearly doubled up to 1.7 million after the hand. Player Tags: Charles Moore, Blair Hinkle Can't Stop DestinyAug 31, '10 The carousel of double-ups continues. This time it was Dwyte Pilgrim who moved all in preflop, from the small blind for 321,000. Charles Moore made the call and they turned over their cards: Moore: QQ Board: 84478 Pilgrim hit a third 8 on the river to survive and keep his hopes of winning another WSOP Circuit main event alive. He doubled up to 700,000 after the hand and Moore settled in around 800,000. “Can’t stop destiny,” said Pilgrim as he collected the pot. Player Tags: Charles Moore, Dwyte Pilgrim Charles Moore Doubles UpAug 31, '10 Blair Hinkle raised to 41,000 preflop from the big blind and Charles Moore reraised to 525,000 from the small blind. Hinkle made the call and they flipped over their cards: Hinkle: AJ Board: K7354 Moore doubled up on the hand and he now holds over a million. Hinkle is hurting with 240,000. Player Tags: Charles Moore, Blair Hinkle Kevin Calenzo Crippled but FightingAug 31, '10 Kevin Calenzo recently picked a very bad time to put most of his chips at risk against Blair Hinkle, who held pocket aces. They held for Hinkle this time and Calenzo was left with just 20,000 after the hand. Since that time he doubled up with A-J against the 9-3 of Hinkle on a loaded A-K-Q-J-K board and then he tripled up to take his stack off life support. Charles Moore raised to 45,000 preflop from the cutoff on the hand, Calenzo made the all-in call for 42,000 from the small blind and then Daniel Biddle reraised to 145,000 from the big blind. Moore mucked and the two live players flipped over their cards: Biddle: QQ Board: 862107 Calenzo won the hand on the river and he grew his stack to more than 100,000. Player Tags: Charles Moore, Kevin Calenzo, Blair Hinkle, Daniel Biddle Charles Moore Doubles UpAug 31, '10 There was a flop reading QJ5 on the table when Kevin Calenzo decided to move all in from the button. Charles Moore made the all-in call for 191,000 from under the gun and they flipped over their cards: Moore: AQ Turn and River: 4 and 6 Moore doubled up with his queens and he was close to 500,000 after the hand. Calenzo dropped down to the neighborhood of 350,000 after paying out his opponent. Player Tags: Charles Moore, Kevin Calenzo Jack Do Doubles UpAug 31, '10 Charles Moore raised to 100,000 preflop from the cutoff and Jack Do raised all in for 240,000 total from the hi-jack. Moore made the call and they flipped over their cards: Do: KK Board: 87288 Do doubled up on the hand to 500,000 and Moore dropped to 305,000. Player Tags: Charles Moore, Jack Do Hinkle Hikes the StandingsAug 31, '10 A board of QJ55 sat on the board along with approximately 90,000 in the pot when Charles Moore bet from the hijack and Blair Hinkle raised all in for 296,000 more from the button. Moore went into the tank and he eventually decided to muck. Hinkle grew his stack to 555,000 after the hand. He has been the most active player during the first level of play today and his chip stack has grown accordingly. Player Tags: Charles Moore, Blair Hinkle |
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Jun 19, '08 | 2008 39th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 35 - Seven Card Stud | 2 | + | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
$1,500 Seven Card Stud - End of DayJun 19, '08 Players came back from a 20-minute break still playing 12-handed, needing four eliminations to create the final table for the $1,500 Seven Card Stud event. After 20 minutes of frantic action, the final table had been accounted for. The final table begins Friday at 3 p.m. PST. Player Tags: Charles Moore, Al Barbieri, Levon Torosyan, Dan Kalpakis Seven Card Stud - Level 11 recapJun 19, '08 Limits: 1,000-2,000 ante 200 bring-in 300 Player Tags: Charles Moore, Men Nguyen, Al Barbieri |
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