2010 Harrah's Tunica
Event 14 - $300 Buy-in No Limit Holdem Final Results. 2010 Harrah's Tunica WSOP Circuit Events.
| 2010 Harrah's Tunica World Series of Poker Circuit Events Official Results |
2010 Harrah's Tunica Event #14 Results
2009/2010 World Series of Poker Circuit
Final Results: Harrah’s Tunica
Event #14
No-Limit Hold’em
Buy-In: $300(+40)
Total Entries: 207
Total Prize Pool: $54,837
February 2-February 3, 2010
Final Results: Harrah’s Tunica
Event #14
No-Limit Hold’em
Buy-In: $300(+40)
Total Entries: 207
Total Prize Pool: $54,837
February 2-February 3, 2010
| Austin Schaal |
Final Results:
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Name
Hometown
Prize
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2010 WSOP Circuit Harrah's Tunica Schedule and Results
2010 WSOP Circuit Harrah's Tunica Schedule and Results
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Austin Schaal
Gary Shenberg
Steven Trimmer
Daniel Pancotto
Anthony Sansone
Brandon Zane Garner
David Stafford
Jonathan Frey
Michael Hamner
Jamie Nickell
Terry Crosby
Michael Asher
Eddie Chihak
James Spain
Michael Schneider
Jeffrey Little
Max Litton
David Kennedy
Billy Harrison
Thomas Silber
Rodney Curtis
Gary Shenberg
Steven Trimmer
Daniel Pancotto
Anthony Sansone
Brandon Zane Garner
David Stafford
Jonathan Frey
Michael Hamner
Jamie Nickell
Terry Crosby
Michael Asher
Eddie Chihak
James Spain
Michael Schneider
Jeffrey Little
Max Litton
David Kennedy
Billy Harrison
Thomas Silber
Rodney Curtis
Vandalia, IL
St. Charles, MO
Kirtland, OH
Burr Ridge, IL
Bowling Brook, IL
Jackson, TN
Westland, MI
Cordova, TN
Tuscaloosa, AL
Batavio, OH
Memphis, TN
Vermilion, OH
Elma, IA
Tunica, MS
Covington, TN
Paris, KY
Conway, AR
Olive Branch, MS
Rowlett, TX
St. Louis, MO
Tok, AK
St. Charles, MO
Kirtland, OH
Burr Ridge, IL
Bowling Brook, IL
Jackson, TN
Westland, MI
Cordova, TN
Tuscaloosa, AL
Batavio, OH
Memphis, TN
Vermilion, OH
Elma, IA
Tunica, MS
Covington, TN
Paris, KY
Conway, AR
Olive Branch, MS
Rowlett, TX
St. Louis, MO
Tok, AK
$14,425
$8,856
$6,268
$4,475
$3,581
$2,687
$1,793
$1,453
$1,234
$1,080
$1,080
$1,080
$888
$888
$888
$740
$740
$740
$647
$647
$647
$8,856
$6,268
$4,475
$3,581
$2,687
$1,793
$1,453
$1,234
$1,080
$1,080
$1,080
$888
$888
$888
$740
$740
$740
$647
$647
$647
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Austin Schaal Wins Circuit Event #14 at Harrah’s Tunica
22-year-old picks up first major tournament win after three
months of volunteering in the Dominican Republic
TUNICA, MS – Austin Schaal is the winner of event #14 of the World Series of Poker Circuit
Events at Harrah’s Tunica.
Event #14 attracted 207 players and generated a total prize pool of $54,837.
Schaal is a college student and online tournament player with a number of five-figure
cashes. He was in the middle of the pack heading into his first live major final table.
Name Hometown Seat Chip Count
David Stafford Westland, MI 1 80,000
Austin Schaal Vandalia, IL 2 260,000
Anthony Sansoni Bolingbrook, IL 3 210,000
Jonathan Frey Memphis, TN 4 90,000
Steven Trimmer Kirtland, OH 5 200,000
Daniel Pancotto Burr Ridge, IL 6 100,000
Gary Shenberg St. Louis, MO 7 600,000
Brandon Zane Garner Jackson, TN 8 236,000
Michael Hamner Tuscaloosa, AL 9 150,000
Ninth Place
With blinds and antes at 3,000/6,000/1,000, Michael Hamner was the first player eliminated
all-in after flopping top pair with Kc-As. With two hearts also on the flop, his opponent
showed 5h-Qh and completed the flush draw after a 9h on the turn. Hamner is a 52-year
old contractor from Tuscaloosa, AL, he picked up $1,234 in his third Circuit Event cash.
Eighth Place
Jonathan Frey was all-in pre-flop with 3s-4s from the cutoff with his remaining 45,000. Zane
Garner called with A-5 and outdrew his opponent on a 6c-8d-9c-8s-7d board. Frey earned
$1,453 for eighth.
Seventh Place
David Stafford was the 7th place finisher after moving his short stack all-in pre-flop with Ah-
4s and getting a call from Garner with Ac-Qs. The ace-high board was the end of Stafford’s
ring bid. The 61-year old Ford Motor Co. retiree collected $1,793.
Sixth Place
Garner busted in 6th place after running his pocket nines into Schaal’s pocket aces. Garner’
s second final table of the 2009/2010 Tunica Circuit resulted in a $2,687 payday.
Fifth Place
After losing most of his chips with A-K vs. an opponent’s jacks, Anthony Sansoni found
himself dominated all-in with A-2 vs. Austin Schaal’s A-10. The board paired both players’
aces but the deuce kicker saw Sansoni to the payout table to collect $3,581.
Fourth Place
Daniel Pancotto was the fourth place finisher. He earned $4,475.
Third Place
After a flop of Qs-3c-9c, Steve Trimmer moved his remaining chips all-in with 3s-4s. Schaal
called with pocket 10’s. After a 6c on the turn, Trimmer missed his five remaining outs and
his day was finished. Third paid $6,268.
Second Place
Schaal had more than a 3-1 chip lead heads up against Gary Shenberg.
A few hands into heads-up play, Schaal took nearly half Shenberg’s stack after forcing his
opponent to fold all-in on the river.
A few hands later, Schaal moved all-in on after the turn on a 10s-Js-8c-9s board. Shenberg
knew what was coming, but with a short stack, called with 10-8. Schaal quickly turned over
8h-Qs for the straight.
A blank on the river earned Schaal $14,425 for first place and the Circuit Event ring.
Shenberg picked up $8,856 for second.
Schaal recently returned to the United States after taking the last semester off to volunteer
in the Dominican Republic with his grandmother and their church.
“I love the people down there, their spirit and their energy,” said Schaal.
He says he will enter more WSOP Circuit Events in the future.
“I feel great; this was my first major live cash, my first piece of jewelry, definitely going for
more.”
Still to come are 5 more events and single-day non-ring $125, $230 and $340 buy-in events
which begin at 4 pm and 7pm. The WSOP Circuit at Harrah’s Tunica runs through February
10th.
Ty Stewart – Director, Sponsorship and Licensing, WSOP
Craig Abrahams – Director, Broadcasting and New Media, WSOP
Seth Palansky – Communications Director, WSOP
Executive Staff, World Series of Poker Circuit – Harrah’s Tunica
Bill Wright – General Manager
Jimmy Sommerfeld –Tournament Director
Bill Bruce – Assistant Tournament Director
Patrick Collins – Public Relations Manager
22-year-old picks up first major tournament win after three
months of volunteering in the Dominican Republic
TUNICA, MS – Austin Schaal is the winner of event #14 of the World Series of Poker Circuit
Events at Harrah’s Tunica.
Event #14 attracted 207 players and generated a total prize pool of $54,837.
Schaal is a college student and online tournament player with a number of five-figure
cashes. He was in the middle of the pack heading into his first live major final table.
Name Hometown Seat Chip Count
David Stafford Westland, MI 1 80,000
Austin Schaal Vandalia, IL 2 260,000
Anthony Sansoni Bolingbrook, IL 3 210,000
Jonathan Frey Memphis, TN 4 90,000
Steven Trimmer Kirtland, OH 5 200,000
Daniel Pancotto Burr Ridge, IL 6 100,000
Gary Shenberg St. Louis, MO 7 600,000
Brandon Zane Garner Jackson, TN 8 236,000
Michael Hamner Tuscaloosa, AL 9 150,000
Ninth Place
With blinds and antes at 3,000/6,000/1,000, Michael Hamner was the first player eliminated
all-in after flopping top pair with Kc-As. With two hearts also on the flop, his opponent
showed 5h-Qh and completed the flush draw after a 9h on the turn. Hamner is a 52-year
old contractor from Tuscaloosa, AL, he picked up $1,234 in his third Circuit Event cash.
Eighth Place
Jonathan Frey was all-in pre-flop with 3s-4s from the cutoff with his remaining 45,000. Zane
Garner called with A-5 and outdrew his opponent on a 6c-8d-9c-8s-7d board. Frey earned
$1,453 for eighth.
Seventh Place
David Stafford was the 7th place finisher after moving his short stack all-in pre-flop with Ah-
4s and getting a call from Garner with Ac-Qs. The ace-high board was the end of Stafford’s
ring bid. The 61-year old Ford Motor Co. retiree collected $1,793.
Sixth Place
Garner busted in 6th place after running his pocket nines into Schaal’s pocket aces. Garner’
s second final table of the 2009/2010 Tunica Circuit resulted in a $2,687 payday.
Fifth Place
After losing most of his chips with A-K vs. an opponent’s jacks, Anthony Sansoni found
himself dominated all-in with A-2 vs. Austin Schaal’s A-10. The board paired both players’
aces but the deuce kicker saw Sansoni to the payout table to collect $3,581.
Fourth Place
Daniel Pancotto was the fourth place finisher. He earned $4,475.
Third Place
After a flop of Qs-3c-9c, Steve Trimmer moved his remaining chips all-in with 3s-4s. Schaal
called with pocket 10’s. After a 6c on the turn, Trimmer missed his five remaining outs and
his day was finished. Third paid $6,268.
Second Place
Schaal had more than a 3-1 chip lead heads up against Gary Shenberg.
A few hands into heads-up play, Schaal took nearly half Shenberg’s stack after forcing his
opponent to fold all-in on the river.
A few hands later, Schaal moved all-in on after the turn on a 10s-Js-8c-9s board. Shenberg
knew what was coming, but with a short stack, called with 10-8. Schaal quickly turned over
8h-Qs for the straight.
A blank on the river earned Schaal $14,425 for first place and the Circuit Event ring.
Shenberg picked up $8,856 for second.
Schaal recently returned to the United States after taking the last semester off to volunteer
in the Dominican Republic with his grandmother and their church.
“I love the people down there, their spirit and their energy,” said Schaal.
He says he will enter more WSOP Circuit Events in the future.
“I feel great; this was my first major live cash, my first piece of jewelry, definitely going for
more.”
Still to come are 5 more events and single-day non-ring $125, $230 and $340 buy-in events
which begin at 4 pm and 7pm. The WSOP Circuit at Harrah’s Tunica runs through February
10th.
Ty Stewart – Director, Sponsorship and Licensing, WSOP
Craig Abrahams – Director, Broadcasting and New Media, WSOP
Seth Palansky – Communications Director, WSOP
Executive Staff, World Series of Poker Circuit – Harrah’s Tunica
Bill Wright – General Manager
Jimmy Sommerfeld –Tournament Director
Bill Bruce – Assistant Tournament Director
Patrick Collins – Public Relations Manager
