Buy-In: | $1,500 + $150 |
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Prize Pool: | $410,310 |
Entrants: | 282 |
That’s a wrap! Fred Paradis has won the CPPT Foxwoods main event. After three days, Paradis overcame a field of 282 to win the lion’s share of the $410,310 prize pool.
Paradis had a massive chiplead over Dilipkumar Patel and made the call with A7. Kumar had moved in with K3 and the board ran out A83JQ to send him to the rail in second place.
The two had already agreed to a chop for $70,000 each and played for the remaining $11,528 and the trophy.
With that, Paradis earns the biggest tournament cash of his career at $81,528 and a CPPT Championship title!
The final two players have returned to Level 31 with blinds at 50,000-100,000 and a 10,000 ante.
The final two players are on a 10-minute break.
PJ Caruso moved all-in with AJ and Dilipkumar Patel called with 55. The board was fanned 63239 and Caruso was eliminated.
Play continues without a break into Level 30. Blinds are now at 40,000-80,000 with a 10,000 ante.
Fred Paradis has won several big pots without showdown since coming back from dinner. The most recent being a pot where he raised on the button 120,000. Dilipkumar Patel three-bet to 360,000 and Paradis four-bet to 820,000. Patel folded and Paradis is now up to over 3.2 million.
After being short-stacked the entire day, Frank Sgambato made an impressive fourth place finish.
Immediately after losing Jay Feingold, Sgambato was all-in for about 780,000 with KQ. PJ Caruso – while still stacking chips from busting Feingold – called. Caruso showed AQ and the board ran out 976AQ.
With the board reading 1075, Jay Feingold checked and PJ Caruso raised to 200,000. Feingold moved all-in for about 600,000 and Caruso called.
Feingold: 105
Caruso: K10
The board completed K7 and Feingold was eliminated.
Players have returned from break to Level 29. Blinds are at 30,000-60,000 with a 10,000 ante.
The remaining five players are now on a one-hour dinner break.
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