A deal was struck seven handed after the 8th place finish of Ruben Chappell!
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| 1st Place Winner declared: Mark S. Jun, $25,758!* |
The table was fairly evenly chipped as the blinds were the average chip stack was 30 big blinds deep. After looking at the number seven handed, a deal was struck and Mark Jun was declared the winner. He came to the final table as one of the chip leaders but lost a few pots. His big come back came from his initial double up with pocket-Jacks holding over Chappell's pocket-Eights (all-in pre-flop), then hitting a set of fours on the river and getting paid by Taylor holding a pair of aces. It all came together for Jun as he made his second major final table in two weeks!
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| (2nd) Anthony Nguyen, $24,735* |
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| (3rd) Benjamin Perez, $23,630* |
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| (4th) Scott Willoughby, $19,770* |
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| (5th) Clint J. Mooney, $15,315* |
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| (6th) Kevin J. Taylor, $15,000* |
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| (7th) Grant Geyer, $12,755* |
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(8th) Ruben Chappell, $4,125
Moving all-in pre-flop in late position with Queen-Ten, he was called by the big blind's Ace-Queen! The board ran out Eight high completing Chappell's deep run! |
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(9th) Behzad Javadzadeh, $3,325
Moving all-in with pocket Fives, he was called by CJ Mooney's pocket Nines. The flop came Five-Four-Two, turn was a Nine, river was a six, and Behzad's run ends in ninth. |
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(10th) Frank Alonso $2,780
After the all-in pre-flop flip between Kevin Taylor (King Queen) versus
(10th) Frank Alonso (3-3) on a board run-out of Jack-Jack-Seven-Queen-Five, we are down the official nine-handed final
table! |
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