Event 1: $350 Deep Stack ($150,000 Gtd, $1,650 Seat Added)
Level 19: 5,000/10,000/1,000
Players Remaining: 74/1,029

75th: Theo Prystal – $697
76th: Dimitry Agrachov – $697
77th: Matthew Smith – $697
78th: Matthew Zarcadoolas – $697
79th: Frank Sinopoli – $697
80th: Stewart Newman – $697
81st: Scott Menard – $697
82nd: Bradley Hinson – $637
83rd: Peter Jacobson – $637
84th: Michelle Shah – $637
85th: Jonathan Gold – $637
86th: Kenneth Bruno – $637
87th: David Ward – $637
88th: Nagui Yassa – $637

Additional results are available in the posts below.

Event 1: $350 Deep Stack ($150,000 Gtd, $1,650 Seat Added)
Level 19: 5,000/10,000/1,000
Players Remaining: 79/1,029

Seminole Hard Rock Poker team member Stewart Newman recently hit the rail 80th after his pocket tens couldn’t overtake an opponent’s pocket aces on a board. Newman earned $697 for the cash.

Stewart Newman – Eliminated in 80th place ($697)

Event 1: $350 Deep Stack ($150,000 Gtd, $1,650 Seat Added)
Level 18: 4,000/8,000/1,000
Players Remaining: 83/1,029

Sergio Perez lead for 56,000 on a flop. Action was on Jackie Scott in position and she jammed for 209,000. It folded back to Perez and he called putting Scott at risk.

Perez: for an over pair
Scott: for a pair, flush draw and overcards

The turn was the and the river fell the improving Scott to a better pair. She raked the pot and got the full double.

“I’m never folding this,” Scott said explaining she held king-queen when she won the 2015 World Series of Poker Ladies Event.

Jackie Scott: 519,000
Sergio Perez: 700,000

Event 1: $350 Deep Stack ($150,000 Gtd, $1,650 Seat Added)
Level 18: 4,000/8,000/1,000
Players Remaining: 88/1,029

89th: Domenico Albano – $637
90th: Jeffrey Cohen – $637
91st: Jason Young – $606
92nd: Victor Nassif – $606
93rd: Carlo Rodriguez – $606
94th: Amir Baron – $606
95th: Darryle Price – $606
96th: John Depersio – $606
97th: Christopher Brown – $606
98th: Veselin Katrandzhiev – $606
99th: Thomas Coates – $606
100th: Christen Landry – $606

Event 1: $350 Deep Stack ($150,000 Gtd, $1,650 Seat Added)
Level 18: 4,000/8,000/1,000
Players Remaining: 100/1,029

On the third round of hand-for-hand play, Andre Bryan was in a pot versus Nick Chiapetta. The board was . Bryan was out of position and action was on Chiapetta. He had Bryan covered and promptly shoved. Bryan went into the tank and needed a few minutes before finding a call.

Chiapetta: for top two
Bryan: for top pair

River:

Fifth street improved Chiapetta to a fullhouse and he busted Bryan on the bubble. With that, the field narrowed to 100 players and they were all guaranteed a payday.

Nick Chiapetta – 325,000
Andre Bryan – Eliminated

Event 1: $350 Deep Stack ($150,000 Gtd, $1,650 Seat Added)
Level 17: 3,000/6,000/1,000
Players Remaining: 105/1,029

Robert Campbell and Sean Shah are among the recent eliminations on Day 2 of the Deep Stack $350. Play began just about two hours with 172 players and the field is now down to 105 . The top 100 pay and we’ll provide details on bubble play after it bursts.

Robert Campbell – Eliminated
Sean Shah – Eliminated

Event 1: $350 Deep Stack ($150,000 Gtd, $1,650 Seat Added)
Level 17: 3,000/6,000/1,000
Players Remaining: 117/1,029

Cesar Fuentes finished last year’s Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open on a high note crushing the $150 closer to the tune of a $15,500 score. His win came following a six-way chop and Fuentes’ stack was so strong the other five players left with $5,444 a piece.

Fuentes is back at here in the poker room at the Seminole Hard Rock and claims well above average toward the end of Level 7 in the $350. He currently sits on a stack of 416,000 good for 69 big blinds.

Cesar Fuentes – 416,000

Event 1: $350 Deep Stack ($150,000 Gtd, $1,650 Seat Added)
Level 17: 3,000/6,000/1,000
Players Remaining: 135/1,029

Kevin Chan had about 55,000 in preflop against seven-time Seminole Hard Rock tournament champion Daren Stabinski.

Stabinski:
Chan:

The board ran out blanks and Stabinski busted Chan.

Daren Stabinski – 260,000
Kevin Chan – Eliminated

2017 Deep Stack Series
Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
Hollywood, FL
Event 1
$350 No Limit Hold’em
Entries: 1,029
Prize Pool: $308,700
May 19-21, 2017

1st – $67,232* + $1,650 Seat
2nd – $40,630*
3rd – $24,808*
4th – $20,868*
5th – $17,231*
6th – $14,048*
7th – $11,320*
8th – $8,744*
9th – $6,167*
10th – $4,197*
11th-12th – $3,637
13th-15th – $2,576
16th-18th – $1,667
19th-27th – $1,364
28th-36th – $1,182
37th-45th – $1,061
46th-54th – $940
55th-63rd – $849
64th-72nd – $758
73rd-81st – $697
82nd-90th – $637
91st-100th – $606

*Prizes are inclusive of a $560 seat

Event 1: $350 Deep Stack ($150,000 Gtd, $1,650 Seat Added)
Level 16: 2,500/5,000/500
Players Remaining: 153/1,029

After beginning Day 2 with 12 big blinds, 2016 WPTDeepStacks-Tampa Main Event champion Anthony Astarita chipped up to over 100,000. They found the middle of the table when a raising battle saw him all-in and behind against chip leader Martin Culotta.

Culotta:
Astarita:

Runout:

Astarita never caught up and Tampa’s defending champion hit the rail shy of the money. Culotta, meanwhile, grew his stack up toward 1,000,000.

Martin Culotta – 950,000
Anthony Astarita – Eliminated