CIRCUIT

WSOP Circuit - Regional Championship HORSESHOE HAMMOND

Oct 15 2010 - Oct 28 2010Horseshoe Hammond
Hammond, IN, United States
Event#8

Event #8: $1,600 No-Limit Hold'em Main Event

Start Date

Oct 21 02:00 PM

Buy-in

$1,600

ITM

Top 90 players

End Date

Oct 23 02:00 PM

Entries

872

Prize

$1,245,680

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Country Code - US

Winner

Kurt Jewell

$242,909

NoPlayerCountryEarnings
1
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Kurt Jewell
United States
$242,909
2
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Jared Kenworthy
United States
$150,104
3
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William Reynolds
United States
$110,567
4
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Edwin Choi
United States
$82,514
5
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Nick Jivkov
Canada
$62,384
6
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Will Souther
United States
$47,772
7
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Bryan Devonshire
United States
$37,047
8
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Daniel Cohen
United States
$29,087
9
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Casey Hayes
United States
$23,120
10
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Matthew Shepsky
United States
$18,598
11
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Kevin Ammerman
United States
$18,598
12
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Nadya Magnus
United States
$18,598
13
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John Farmakoulas
United States
$15,135
14
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Josh Kay
United States
$15,135
15
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Charles Wiper
United States
$15,135
16
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Ross Keiser
United States
$12,469
17
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Theodore Korolchuk
United States
$12,469
18
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Peter Panos
United States
$12,469
19
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Joshua Blakemorebaig
United States
$10,389
20
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Jason Neufeld
United States
$10,389
21
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Kevin Calenzo
United States
$10,389
22
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Joseph Roppolo
United States
$8,757
23
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Kim Schinco
United States
$8,757
24
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Brent Wheeler
United States
$8,757
25
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Daniel Mcguire
United States
$7,462
26
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Michael Hahn
United States
$7,462
27
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James Kasputis Jr.
United States
$7,462
28
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Eli Loewenthal
United States
$6,428
29
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Steven Gilletly
United States
$6,428
30
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Shawn Rusch
United States
$6,428
31
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Dennis Lockrey
United States
$5,606
32
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James Gladwell
United States
$5,606
33
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Peter Hotaling
United States
$5,606
34
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Donald Norman
United States
$4,945
35
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Kathy Liebert
United States
$4,945
36
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Scott Clarke
United States
$4,945
37
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Anthony Roviso
United States
$4,410
38
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Ravi Raghavan
United States
$4,410
39
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Matt Brady
United States
$4,410
40
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Rajko Bozic
United States
$4,410
41
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Michael Byrne
United States
$4,410
42
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John Elliott
United States
$4,410
43
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Jeremy Torchinsky
United States
$4,410
44
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Allen Bari
United States
$4,410
45
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Dean Hamrick
United States
$4,410
46
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Pawel Andrzejewski
United States
$3,974
47
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Howard Weiss
United States
$3,974
48
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Shiva Dudani
United States
$3,974
49
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Mimi Roeder
United States
$3,974
50
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Christopher Matan
United States
$3,974
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