$1,100 WPTDeepStacks No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 2: 75/150

The entrant count quickly jumped over 100 for the second flight and it’s becoming a start-studded affair. More big names are taking seats along with a solid group of regular Seminole Hard Rock Poker grinders.

Some of the latest entrants include Natasha Barbour, Ory Hen, Robert Campbell, Elliott Zaydman, Alfonso Perez, Jaron Ludemann, and Mike Beasley. David Diaz is back for another shot while three-time WSOP Circuit winner Nancy Birnbaum is making her first appearance this series.

@shrpo here we go playing $1100 buyin. $300KGTD #whynotme. TROUBLE IN THE HOUSE

— Nancy Birnbaum (@NancyBirnbaum) January 30, 2015

Playing $1100 WPT deepstack day 1 @natashabarbour @NancyBirnbaum @shrpo

— Angel Vu (@AngelVufl) January 30, 2015

$1,100 WPTDeepStacks No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 1: 50/100

The tables are quickly filling in with 91 players showing on the board as Level 1 moves along. A few regulars are back in action including Adam Rousse, Angel Vu, Carter Gill, and former November Niner John Dolan back for his second shot.

Also in action today is Angela Prada-Moed, runner-up in this summer’s WSOP Event 45, and cupcake shop owner. Always on a mission to keep the media desk happily stocked with baked goods.

$1,100 WPTDeepStacks No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 1: 50/100

It’s another big day in the ballroom with four events running throughout the day including the second flight of the $1,100 buy-in, $300,000 Guarantee, WTPDeepStacks event.

The first flight drew 170 entrants and it was packed with some top players and local regular. Just 23 players survived to bag chips with Cody Ferguson leaving with the lead.

Late registration and re-entry is available until the start of Level 10, after the dinner break, approximately 7:30 this evening. Tournament staff are reading the player instructions and cards will be flying very soon.

Flight 1A Counts:

Cody Ferguson – 510,000
Joey Weissman – 35,000
Mengchao Yu – 282,500
Barry Hutter – 263,500
Jacquelyn Scott – 257,500
John Depersio – 256,000
Joe Kuether – 249,500
Gaston Miculutzki – 247,000
Daren Stabinksi – 199,500
Uri Kadosh – 175,000
Tristan Wade – 171,000
Timothy Adams – 155,000
Zo Karim – 155,000
Ryan Baysinger – 147,500
Gary Flur – 142,500
Ian O’Hara – 136,000
Adam Adler – 115,000
William Criego – 113,000
Bryan Schultz – 110,000
Brett Bader – 90,500
Jonah Miller – 71,000
Lynne Mitchnick – 45,500
Leonard St-Germain – 30,500

$150 No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 1: 25/50

It’s the final day for players to get a piece of the small buy-in, big prize pool action. The first of the final three flights of Event 10 is about to get underway with players looking at the possibility of some free money.

The $150 buy-in tournament has a healthy $150,000 guaranteed prize pool and 662 entrants have put up the money over the first five flights.

Players 12,000 stacks, 30-minute levels, and won’t stop until they bust out or make it through Level 14. The game will move quickly with the small price pushing the action.

$1,100 WPTDeepStacks No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 4:  100/200/25 Ante

There are 164 entrants so far in the first flight of the WPTDeepStacks event with plenty of time to get involved. The registration desk closes at 7:30pm after the dinner break and one re-entry is available per flight.

Ian O’Hara (Boca Raton, FL) has moved to the top of the chip counts as Max Romano and Kenneth Bruno dropped back to the pack.

Notable counts:

Ian O’Hara – 88,600
Tomas Magni – 85,075
Mengchao Yu – 82,825
Mohammed Jaafar – 82,000
Mohammad Siddiqui – 75,050
David Gelley – 73,225
Dan Suied – 66,350
Elliott Zaydman – 63,575
John Depersio – 62,025
Fernando Halac – 61,875
Max Romano – 58,050
Han Winzeler – 55,975
Scott Hart – 55,375
Joe Kuether – 55,275
John Dolan – 48,850
Syed Shah – 41,300
Sam Panzica – 39,200
Ryan Van Sanford – 27,475
Natasha Barbour – 22,950
Allen Kessler – 18,625
David Diaz – 11,650

$150 No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 1: 25/50

Continuing the buy day in the ballroom, the fourth flight of the $150 buy-in, $150,000 Guarantee Event 10. This big field, added to the other events running, make for a very busy ballroom.

The first three flights drew 375 entrants and everyone is looking to join the 30 surviving 1A and 1B.

Players begin with 12,000 stacks and will play 30-minute levels throughout the day. Late registration or re-entry is available until the start of Level 7 and play will stop at the end of Level 14.

Players instructions are complete and cards are in the air.

$1,100 WPTDeepStacks No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 4:  100/200/25 Ante

Players are back from their first break with 130 entrants in the field with four hours of late registration available. Kenneth Bruno (Lake Worth, FL) is the early leader with a lot of wizards sneaking up behind him.

Notable counts:

Max Romano – 76,850
Kenneth Bruno – 57,700
Ian O’Hara – 53,125
Fernando Halac – 51,625
Tomas Magni – 50,725
Steven Raeman – 50,075
Brett Bader – 47,250
Timothy Miles – 46,975
Cliff Goldkind – 43,750
Elliott Zaydman – 43,650
Ryan Van Sanford – 43,500
Mohammad Siddiqui – 40,550
Scott Hart – 40,350
Hans Winzeler – 29,875
Derrick Simon – 25,800
Natasha Barbour – 24,850
Tristan Wade – 24,700
Chris Bolek – 24,500
Barry Hutter – 23,575
Joe Kuether – 23,370
Timothy Adams – 21,250
Allen Kessler – 19,900
Jarod Ludemann – 18,350
Michael Chiapetta – 17,125
TJ Shulman – 14,425
Carter Gill – 9,800

$350 Deep Stack No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 32: 75,000/150,000/25,000 ante

When two days just aren’t long enough, the final six players in Event 7 are back and looking for a champion. They were unable to play out to a winner early this morning, with plenty of drama along the way, so it will be a short-handed bonus day.

David Klein and Allan Bieler traded the lead through much of the late portions of Day 2. The two return with more than half the chips in play making them the ones to watch.

They will declare a winner this afternoon with one of these six set to earn more than $64,000 for the effort.

David Klein – 5,250,000
Allan Bieler – 5,225,000
Ory Hen – 2,400,000
Stuart Paterson – 2,325,000
Nigel Murray – 2,200,000
Georges Boyadjian – 1,650,000

Seat 1: Ory Hen – 2,400,000
Seat 2: Allan Bieler – 5,225,000
Seat 3: Stuart Paterson – 2,325,000
Seat 4: Georges Boyadjian – 1,650,000
Seat 5: Nigel Murray – 2,200,000
Seat 6: David Klein – 5,250,000

Payouts:

1st: $64,326
2nd: $37,882
3rd: $22,872
4th: $19,155
5th: $15,725
6th: $12,723

$1,100 WPTDeepStacks No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 3:  75/150/25 Ante

In addition to the previously mentioned Cliff Goldkind, we now have local pro and WPTDeepStacks Director of Poker Operations Tristan Wade with his WSOP bracelet (plus bonus WSOP-C ring). Also sporting a WSOP-C ring to his credit is John Dolan as the former November Niner is making his first appearance in the ballroom.

There are 120 entrants showing on the clock as they move into Level 3.