Event 2: Timothy Patrus – 8th Place ($800)

$350 Omaha 8B (Re-Entry)
Level 19: 6,000/12,000 Limits

Timothy Patrus survived an all-in once at the final table but was up against half the table on his next effort. He put out his last ships for a single bet before Robert Campbell raised. It was called in two spot and four ways to the 6h5d2h flop, Claudangelo Beaudouin dropped Robert Campbell and Charles Wells out of the hand with a bet.

Beaudouin led out again on the 3h turn and Don Todd moved out of the way. Patrus saw he was drawing dead when their cards were tabled. Beaudouin turned a wheel with AcKs5c4c leaving Patrus’ AhTdTs3s with no river outs. He climbed one spot on the payout ladder but was gone in 8th place for $800.

Timothy Patrus (Fort Lauderdale, FL)
Timothy Patrus (Fort Lauderdale, FL)

Event 2: Anita Perl – 9th Place ($600)

$350 Omaha 8B (Re-Entry)
Level 19: 6,000/12,000 Limits

Anita Perl hit the money with the second shortest stack and took a shot shortly after the first break. She raised it up pre-flop leaving less than a small bet behind. Claudangelo Beaudouin came along to the Js8h7c flop and Perl tossed in her last chip.

Beaudouin called with Jd6s5c2h for flopped top pair and open ended straight draw. The 9d turn locked it up for Beaudouin to send Perl out in 9th spot for $600.

Event 2: In the Money

$350 Omaha 8B (Re-Entry)
Level 18: 5,000/10,000 Limits

It didn’t take long to get in the money with some very short stacks, it was just a matter who would could stay alive longer to get slide in. Both Anita Perl and Timothy Patrus were all-in at different times but survived.

Mark Gallo was the unfortunate one to run out of luck. He moved all-in for just two bets to a five-handed flop. In the end it was Don Todd and Robert Leff chopping him up to put the final nine in the money.

Seat 1: Charles Wells – 75,000
Seat 2: Cameron Reid – 98,000
Seat 3: Anita Perl – 24,500
Seat 4: Timothy Patrus – 9,500
Seat 5: Robert Leff – 115,500
Seat 6: Robert Campbell – 133,500
Seat 7: Don Todd – 251,000
Seat 8: Claudangelo Beaudouin – 92,500
Seat 9: Mary Plant – 25,500

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Event 2: Money Bubble

$350 Omaha 8B (Re-Entry)
Level 18: 5,000/10,000 Limits

They were playing two short-handed tables but Donnie McBrayer was unable to stick around until the formed the 10-handed final table. He was sent out to put the tournament on the money bubble and they are redrawing seats for the final 10.

Payouts:
1st – $6,000
2nd – $4,200
3rd – $2,700
4th – $2,000
5th – $1,500
6th – $1,200
7th – $1,000
8th – $800
9th – $600

Event 2: Final Day Restart

$350 Omaha 8B (Re-Entry)
Level 16: 3,000/6,000 Limits

Today we crown the first champion of the 2015 Seminole Hard Rock Lucky Hearts Poker Open with Event 2 set to restart. The Omaha/8 tournament drew 55 players to the split pot game and 16 still remain with a shot at the title.

Only 9 of them will get a piece of the $20,000 prize pool with the winner set to earn $6,000.  Claudeangelo Beaudouin leads the way but can be anyone’s game with this volatile variant. Beaudoiun has three Omaha/8 titles to his credit, including a WSOP Circuit ring, but Robert Campbell and Michael Moed also show top results in the format.

Play is about to get underway and will continue until we have a new champion.

TableSeatFIRST NAMELAST NAMECITYSTCHIP COUNT
18CLAUDANGELOBEAUDOUINKISSIMMEEFL107,500
12TIMOTHYPATRUSFORT LAUDERDALEFL86,000
19DONALDTODDDAVIEFL73,500
22ROBERTLEFFHALLANDALE BEACHFL72,000
17JORDANSHEPARDBOCA RATONFL60,000
29CHARLESWELLSMELBOURNEFL60,000
26MARYPLANTCOOPER CITYFL59,500
27MARKGALLOATLANTISFL49,500
23AnitaPerlCORAL SPRINGSFL46,500
25CAMERONREIDESTEROFL45,500
21DONNIEMCBRAYERAUBURNDALEFL31,000
14MICHAELMOEDMIAMIFL30,500
15MARCLEVYBOYNTON BEACHFL27,000
13SCOTTSHARPLAUDERHILLFL25,000
28ELONDIAMONDEL PORTALFL24,500
16ROBERTCAMPBELLNORTH MIAMIFL22,000

Payouts:
1st – $6,000
2nd – $4,200
3rd – $2,700
4th – $2,000
5th – $1,500
6th – $1,200
7th – $1,000
8th – $800
9th – $600

Event 2: Final Day Seat Assignments

$350 Omaha 8B (Re-Entry)
Level 14: 2,000/4,000 Limits

TableSeatFIRST NAMELAST NAMECITYSTCHIP COUNT
12TIMOTHYPATRUSFORT LAUDERDALEFL86,000
13SCOTTSHARPLAUDERHILLFL25,000
14MICHAELMOEDMIAMIFL30,500
15MARCLEVYBOYNTON BEACHFL27,000
16ROBERTCAMPBELLNORTH MIAMIFL22,000
17JORDANSHEPARDBOCA RATONFL60,000
18CLAUDANGELOBEAUDOUINKISSIMMEEFL107,500
19DONALDTODDDAVIEFL73,500
21DONNIEMCBRAYERAUBURNDALEFL31,000
22ROBERTLEFFHALLANDALE BEACHFL72,000
23AnitaPerlCORAL SPRINGSFL46,500
25CAMERONREIDESTEROFL45,500
26MARYPLANTCOOPER CITYFL59,500
27MARKGALLOATLANTISFL49,500
28ELONDIAMONDEL PORTALFL24,500
29CHARLESWELLSMELBOURNEFL60,000

Event 2: Final Day Chip Counts

$350 Omaha 8B (Re-Entry)
Level 14: 2,000/4,000 Limits

TableSeatFIRST NAMELAST NAMECITYSTCHIP COUNT
18CLAUDANGELOBEAUDOUINKISSIMMEEFL107,500
12TIMOTHYPATRUSFORT LAUDERDALEFL86,000
19DONALDTODDDAVIEFL73,500
22ROBERTLEFFHALLANDALE BEACHFL72,000
17JORDANSHEPARDBOCA RATONFL60,000
29CHARLESWELLSMELBOURNEFL60,000
26MARYPLANTCOOPER CITYFL59,500
27MARKGALLOATLANTISFL49,500
23AnitaPerlCORAL SPRINGSFL46,500
25CAMERONREIDESTEROFL45,500
21DONNIEMCBRAYERAUBURNDALEFL31,000
14MICHAELMOEDMIAMIFL30,500
15MARCLEVYBOYNTON BEACHFL27,000
13SCOTTSHARPLAUDERHILLFL25,000
28ELONDIAMONDEL PORTALFL24,500
16ROBERTCAMPBELLNORTH MIAMIFL22,000

Event 2: Day 1 Over, Beaudouin Leads

$350 Omaha 8B (Re-Entry)
Level 14: 2,000/4,000 Limits

After a very spirited end of the eveving in Event 2, 16 players remain in the chase for this event’s championship.

Claudangelo Beaudouin was the only player to bag in six figures finishing up with 107,500.  Tim Peters stands in second at 86,000 and Robert Leff will bring back 72,000 for tomorrow’s Day 2.

Play resumes at 1 PM with the players still seven away from the money when they come back.

Claudangelo Beaudovin
Claudangelo Beaudovin

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Event 2: Down to 18

$350 Omaha 8B (Re-Entry)
Level 15: 2,500/5,000 Limits

We have reached the final 18 players in Event 2.  Players are currently drawing for new seats as they chase down what should be the first championship in the 2015 Seminole Hard Rock Lucky Hearts Poker Open.

The top nine players will cash in this event with the winner picking up a cool $6,000 and the title