$1,650 Main Event Day 2 | 2023 NAPT Las Vegas

$1,650 Main Event

Day 2 Started

11-09-2023 10:55 UTC-8

Day 2 Seat Draw

Brandon Bloom

Table	Seat	Name	Country	Chip Count	Day 2 Big Blinds
11	1	Michael Wang	United States	189,000	63
11	2	Esteban Gonzales	United States	12,500	4
11	3	Sean Banahan	United States	82,000	27
11	4	Cody Wiegmann	United States	242,000	81
11	6	Petrica Oana	Romania	234,000	78
11	7	Daniel Marcus	United States	45,000	15
11	8	Daewoong Song	South Korea	166,000	55

12	1	Brent Hart	United States	207,500	69
12	3	Parker Talbot	Canada	681,000	227
12	4	Rudy Cervantes	United States	134,000	45
12	5	William Bradbury	United States	88,500	30
12	6	Donnie Peters	United States	43,000	14
12	7	Rio Pavon	United States	118,000	39
12	8	Anthony Zinno	United States	229,000	76

13	1	E Alve	United States	32,000	11
13	2	Kevin Berman	United States	63,500	21
13	3	Jeremy Becker	United States	20,000	7
13	4	Ivan Ruban	Russia	97,500	33
13	5	Ji Hwang	South Korea	130,000	43
13	6	Florian Pesce	France	76,000	25
13	7	Dominic Choma	United States	210,500	70
13	8	Hirokazu Kobayashi	Japan	169,500	57

14	1	Jeremy Stoffel	United States	36,000	12
14	2	Theodore Curran	United States	295,500	99
14	3	Barrett Lipkin	United States	132,000	44
14	4	Josh Reichard	United States	193,000	64
14	5	Craig Mason	United States	105,000	35
14	6	Joshua Remitio	United States	139,500	47
14	7	Gabriel Andrade	Ecuador	145,000	48
14	8	Andrew Ostapchenko	United States	214,000	71

15	1	Nicholas Seward	United States	181,000	60
15	2	Murray McKinney	United States	105,500	35
15	3	Nick Pupillo	United States	86,000	29
15	4	Jared Jaffee	United States	224,000	75
15	5	Anze Smajd	Slovenia	138,500	46
15	6	Elvis Toomas	United States	103,500	35
15	7	Satoshi Tanaka	United States	110,500	37
15	8	Stanley Lee	United States	88,500	30

16	1	Jesse Yaginuma	United States	71,500	24
16	2	Alexander Condon	United States	56,000	19
16	3	Jaime Sanchez	Spain	144,000	48
16	4	Francis Alegado	United States	93,000	31
16	6	Ralph Marquez	Canada	149,000	50
16	7	Benjamin Teston	United States	78,000	26
16	8	David Baker	United States	115,000	38

17	1	Pedro Franco	Brazil	184,500	62
17	2	Je Oh	United States	140,500	47
17	3	George Karvounis	United States	172,500	58
17	4	Pierce McKellar	United States	31,500	11
17	5	Brandon Cantu	United States	49,000	16
17	6	Alexios Halebian	United States	111,500	37
17	7	Luke Graham	United States	110,000	37
17	8	Cade Lautenbacher	United States	339,500	113

18	1	Kartik Ved	India	63,000	21
18	2	Daniel Chan	United States	268,500	90
18	3	Cody Espeseth	United States	83,000	28
18	4	Giuseppe Pantaleo	Germany	32,000	11
18	5	Matthew Hunt	United Kingdom	269,000	90
18	6	Edward Healy	United States	202,500	68
18	7	Selle Meijer	France	133,500	45
18	8	Jack Aiello	United States	126,000	42

19	1	Jason Obinger	United States	137,500	46
19	2	Antonio Pereira	France	114,500	38
19	4	Ira Friedman	United States	246,000	82
19	5	Joshua Suyat	United States	160,000	53
19	6	Patrick Eskandar	United States	121,500	41
19	7	David Jackson	United States	233,000	78
19	8	Lesa Koscielski	United States	52,500	18

20	1	Igal Prives	United States	39,500	13
20	2	Jonathan Glendinning	United States	130,000	43
20	3	Aaron Massey	United States	128,000	43
20	4	Ryan Laplante	United States	41,000	14
20	5	Dean Morrow	United States	238,000	79
20	6	Sami Bechahed	France	174,500	58
20	7	Andrew Moreno	United States	492,000	164
20	8	Leonard August	United States	133,000	44

21	1	Scott Bonz	United States	218,000	73
21	2	John Riordan	United States	56,500	19
21	3	Jeremy Pekarek	United States	111,500	37
21	4	Connor Stuewe	United States	17,500	6
21	5	Joshua Horenstein	United States	41,500	14
21	6	Stephen Foutty	United States	128,000	43
21	7	Ryan Yu	Canada	219,000	73
21	8	Landon Tice	United States	300,500	100

22	1	Jon Kyte	Norway	113,000	38
22	2	Rodger Johnson	United States	72,500	24
22	3	John Morgan	United States	124,500	42
22	4	Yang Lu	China	121,000	40
22	5	Yanxiang Yang	United States	192,500	64
22	6	Tyler Hudson	United States	150,000	50
22	7	Benjamin Underwood	Canada	64,000	21
22	8	Richard Alati	United States	65,500	22

23	1	Matthew Wantman	United States	209,000	70
23	2	Alexander Farahi	United States	38,500	13
23	3	Turbo Nguyen	United States	94,500	32
23	4	Liran Betito	Israel	161,000	54
23	5	Jedrzej Smaruj	United States	97,000	32
23	6	Byung Shin	South Korea	232,000	77
23	7	Noah Bronstein	United States	142,000	47
23	8	Phillip Hellmuth	United States	80,000	27

24	1	Benjamin Kaupp	United States	75,000	25
24	2	Mario Arribas	United States	99,500	33
24	3	Daniel Balilti	Israel	209,500	70
24	4	Rommel Liscano	United States	25,000	8
24	5	Lily Lotfy	United States	420,500	140
24	6	Quang Ngo	United States	87,000	29
24	7	Sandeep Pallampati	United States	191,500	64
24	8	Daniel Lazrus	United States	32,500	11

25	1	Mark Seif	United States	200,500	67
25	2	Myles Mullaly	United States	72,500	24
25	3	Christos Zormpas	Greece	95,000	32
25	4	Eric Schaeffer	United States	37,000	12
25	5	Matthew Volosevich	United Kingdom	50,500	17
25	6	Anthony Askey	United States	133,500	45
25	7	Matthew Jewett	United States	48,500	16
25	8	Asher Conniff	United States	88,000	29

26	1	Mikela Shkurta	United States	121,500	41
26	2	Joseph Cervo	United States	74,500	25
26	3	Tyler Hurman	Canada	91,000	30
26	4	Damjan Radanov	United States	151,000	50
26	5	Timothy Rutherford	Canada	225,000	75
26	6	Sergio Aido	United States	86,500	29
26	7	Elias Correagoulart	United States	79,500	27
26	8	Shannon Shorr	United States	161,500	54

27	1	Hye Park	United States	160,000	53
27	2	Yen Chen	Taiwan	69,000	23
27	3	Gerald Wester	United States	60,000	20
27	4	Jack Corrigan	United States	178,000	59
27	5	Benjamin Ludlow	United States	193,000	64
27	6	Sung Hyun	South Korea	103,000	34
27	7	David Bagheri	United States	127,000	42
27	8	David Kaye	United States	57,500	19

28	1	Valentyn Shabelnyk	Ukraine	46,500	16
28	2	Gregory Raya	United States	176,500	59
28	3	Joseph Tehan	United States	311,000	104
28	4	Chad Brewer	United States	268,000	89
28	5	Edward Pak	United States	46,500	16
28	6	Elijah Ruffin	United States	121,000	40
28	7	James Collopy	United States	87,500	29
28	8	Leonardo Boen	Brazil	363,000	121

29	1	Sean Troha	United States	65,000	22
29	2	Abbas Moradi	Iran	116,500	39
29	3	Brendan Doyle	United States	149,500	50
29	4	Brady Hinnegan	Canada	201,500	67
29	5	Jeffrey Farnes	United States	56,000	19
29	6	Maria Konnikova	United States	183,000	61
29	7	Michael Liang	United States	102,500	34
29	8	Jason Hickey	United States	131,500	44

30	1	Frank Lagodich	United States	144,500	48
30	2	Jeremy Eyer	United States	327,000	109
30	3	Luis Yepez Carmona	Venezuela	152,000	51
30	4	Benjamin Palmer	United States	126,000	42
30	5	Emika Senda	Japan	41,000	14
30	6	Matthew Schulte	United States	50,000	17
30	7	Faraz Jaka	United States	133,000	44
30	8	Daniel Shak	United States	184,500	62

31	1	Joel Baker	United States	100,000	33
31	2	Michael Arellano	United States	202,000	67
31	3	Jonathan Bussieres	United States	89,000	30
31	4	Matthew Salsberg	United States	98,500	33
31	5	Mehrdad Ghiasvand	United States	81,500	27
31	6	David Uvaydov	United States	68,000	23
31	7	Benny Chen	Canada	140,500	47
31	8	Kenna James	United States	91,500	31

32	1	Michael Berk	United States	143,000	48
32	2	Scott Hill	Canada	39,000	13
32	3	Christopher Blondeau	United States	83,000	28
32	4	Ayman Qutami	United States	158,000	53
32	5	Mark Ioli	United States	31,300	10
32	6	David Coleman	United States	135,500	45
32	7	Girish Reknar	United States	155,000	52
32	8	Kyle Lorenz	United States	67,500	23

33	1	Daniel Lee	United States	116,000	39
33	2	Michael Jozoff	United States	148,500	50
33	3	Samuel Laskowitz	United States	109,000	36
33	4	Kevin McLeskey	United States	209,500	70
33	5	Kyna England	United States	316,000	105
33	6	Michael Rossitto	United States	115,500	39
33	7	Christopher Holmes	United States	53,500	18
33	8	Jessica Vierling	Germany	31,500	11

34	1	Curt Kohlberg	United States	90,000	30
34	2	Vanessa Castro	United States	37,000	12
34	3	Peter Mugar	United States	233,500	78
34	4	Jesse Lonis	United States	62,000	21
34	5	Anthony Hu	United States	124,500	42
34	6	Ping Liu	United States	245,000	82
34	7	Karim Ghozlani	Switzerland	103,000	34
34	8	Seunghwan Lee	United States	257,500	86

35	1	Jessy Manuel	United States	237,500	79
35	2	Mitchell Halverson	United States	95,000	32
35	3	Anthony Ribeiro	Brazil	30,500	10
35	4	Nick Schulman	United States	128,000	43
35	5	James Agate	United States	59,500	20
35	6	Justin Turner	United States	45,000	15
35	7	Spencer Champlin	United States	29,000	10
35	8	Brendan Shiller	United States	38,000	13

37	1	Brandon Eisen	United States	206,000	69
37	2	Joseph Barrett	United States	73,000	24
37	3	Anthony Marquez	United States	223,500	75
37	4	Leonardo Castro	United States	55,000	18
37	5	Mark Roland	United States	94,500	32
37	6	Cheng Xu	United States	115,000	38
37	7	Scott Ball	United States	245,500	82
37	8	Jacob Perry	United States	45,000	15

38	1	Jeffrey Tanouye	United States	136,500	46
38	2	Mantas Urbonas	Lithuania	79,500	27
38	3	Cody Raymond	Canada	39,500	13
38	4	Senhao Cao	China	116,000	39
38	5	Maxx Coleman	United States	85,500	29
38	6	Lisa Childers	United States	57,500	19
38	7	Dustin Lee	United States	108,000	36
38	8	Adam Hendrix	United States	55,000	18

40	1	Zachary Mcdiarmid	United States	49,000	16
40	2	Jordan Spurlin	United States	74,000	25
40	3	David Peters	United States	102,000	34
40	4	Gonzalo Isla	United States	106,500	36
40	5	Chris Moorman	United States	166,500	56
40	6	Masato Yokosawa	Japan	58,000	19
40	7	Aditya Prasetyo	United States	158,000	53
40	8	David Dongwoo Ko	Canada	434,500	145

41	1	Fred Chavez	United States	119,500	40
41	2	Jeremy Menard	United States	217,500	73
41	3	Eric Baldwin	United States	90,500	30
41	4	David Stamm	United States	67,500	23
41	5	Martin Zamani	United States	127,000	42
41	6	Jason White	United States	50,000	17
41	7	Ryan Leng	United States	138,500	46
41	8	Michael Holtz	United States	110,500	37

42	1	Dan Stavila	United States	230,500	77
42	2	David Williams	United States	41,000	14
42	3	Christina Gollins	United States	112,500	38
42	4	Anthony Dianaty	United States	245,500	82
42	5	Matthew Affleck	United States	123,000	41
42	6	Tom Orpaz	United States	277,000	92
42	7	Jonathan Borenstein	United States	119,500	40
42	8	Daniel Heimiller	United States	111,500	37

43	1	Rania Nasreddine	United States	59,000	20
43	2	Jonathan Dokler	United States	25,500	9
43	3	Bradley Hinson	United States	221,000	74
43	4	Jianxin Wu	United States	184,000	61
43	5	Travis Tachibana	United States	96,000	32
43	6	Gregor Sverko	Croatia	18,000	6
43	7	Calvin Anderson	United States	133,000	44
43	8	Michael Miller	United States	201,500	67

44	1	Sundiata Devore	United States	52,000	17
44	2	Tomas Patka	Slovakia	103,500	35
44	3	Ian Steinman	United States	136,000	45
44	4	David To	United States	72,500	24
44	5	Amit Ashkenazi	Israel	125,500	42
44	6	Jonathan Wang	United States	68,500	23
44	7	Eleftherios Sinnos	Cyprus	232,000	77
44	8	Ronald Schiffman	United States	83,000	28

11-09-2023 11:00 UTC-8

Parker Talbot Leads 252 Players Into Day 2 of NAPT Las Vegas Main Event

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Brandon Bloom

The PokerStars North American Poker Tour Las Vegas continues today from Resorts World Las Vegas with Day 2 of the $1,650 NAPT Las Vegas Main Event.

Day 2 will get underway at noon PST and 252 players will return with the money bubble in sight. The six starting flights amassed a total of 1,095 entrants to create a prize pool of $1,609,650. The top 159 finishers will earn a piece with a min-cash worth $2,625, while the eventual champion will take home $268,945.

Leading the way for the remaining field is PokerStars Ambassador Parker Talbot. The popular streamer who goes by “tonkaaaaP” will return to Day 2 with a stack of 681,000, good for 227 big blinds and the clear chip lead after he went on a tear with his first bullet on Day 1e.

Second in chips is Andrew Moreno (492,000), while Canada’s David Dongwoo Ko (434,500), Boston’s Lily Lotfy (420,500), and Brazil’s Bachman Boen (363,000) round out the top five.

Start of Day 2 Top Ten Chip Counts

Rank	Player	Country	Chip Count	Big Blinds
1	Parker Talbot	Canada	681,000	227
2	Andrew Moreno	United States	492,000	164
3	David Dongwoo Ko	Canada	434,500	144
4	Lily Lotfy	United States	420,500	140
5	Bachman Boen	Brazil	363,000	121
6	Cade Lautenbacher	United States	339,000	113
7	Jeremy Eyer	United States	327,000	109
8	Kyna England	United States	316,000	105
9	Joe Tehan	United States	311,000	103
10	Landon Tice	United States	300,500	100

Other notables returning with healthy stacks include NAPT Women’s Event winner Kyna England (316,000), Landon Tice (300,500), Tom Orpaz (277,000), Anthony Zinno (229,000), Matthew Wantman (209,000), and PokerStars Ambassador Maria Konnikova (183,000).

Day 2 will return on Level 15 with blinds of 1,500/3,000/3,000. Levels will be 60 minutes in duration with a 20-minute break every two levels and and a 60-minute dinner break scheduled after Level 20.

Day 3 will commence on November 10 and the tournament is scheduled to conclude with Day 4 on November 11, with the final two days slated to have live-streamed cards-up coverage.

Stay tuned as the PokerNews live reporting team continues to provide updates from Las Vegas until a Main Event winner is crowned, along with updates from other events throughout the NAPT festival.

Tags: Andrew Moreno Anthony Zinno Bachman Boen Cade Lautenbacher David Dongwoo Ko Jeremy Eyer Joe Tehan Kyna England Landon Tice Lily Lotfy Maria Konnikova Matthew Wantman Parker Talbot Tom Orpaz

Level: 15

Blinds: 1,500/3,000

Ante: 3,000

11-09-2023 12:01 UTC-8

Shuffle Up & Deal

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Connor Richards

Level 15 : Blinds 1,500/3,000, 3,000 ante

Cards are in the air and action is underway in Day 2 of the NAPT Las Vegas Main Event.

11-09-2023 12:16 UTC-8

Moreno Sends Laplante to the Rail Early

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Chad Holloway

Level 15 : Blinds 1,500/3,000, 3,000 ante

Ryan Laplante open-jammed for 27,500 from the cutoff and action folded to Andrew Moreno in the big blind. He looked down at a big one and wasted little time in making the call.

Andrew Moreno: K♦K♣
Ryan Laplante: K♠3♠

Laplante was in need of some major help but failed to receive any as the board ran out a lackluster J♥6♣7♠7♦8♦.

Player	Chips	Progress
Andrew Moreno	520,000 28,000	28,000
Ryan Laplante	Busted

Tags: Andrew Moreno Ryan Laplante

11-09-2023 12:17 UTC-8

Dokler Gets Early Double With Aces

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Brandon Bloom

Level 15 : Blinds 1,500/3,000, 3,000 ante

Jonathan Dokler shoved all in for 25,500 under the gun and Rania Nasreddine called in the big blind.

Jonathan Dokler: A♠A♦
Rania Nasreddine: K♣4♣

The board ran out Q♦10♥6♥8♦2♥ and Dokler locked up the pot on the turn to secure the double.

Player	Chips	Progress
Jonathan Dokler	55,500 30,000	30,000
Rania Nasreddine	40,000 -19,000	-19,000

Tags: Jonathan Dokler Rania Nasreddine

11-09-2023 12:17 UTC-8

Boen Hits Quads Twice In First Orbit

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Connor Richards

Level 15 : Blinds 1,500/3,000, 3,000 ante

Valentyn Shabelnyk was all in from early position for around 45,000 against Leonardo Boen in the big blind, who had him covered.

Valentyn Shabelnyk: A♦Q♦
Leonardo Boen: 9♣9♦

Shabelnyk had no shot at staying alive as the flop landed K♥9♠9♥ to give Boen quads before the meaningless runout of 3♠3♦ confirmed Shabelnyk's elimination.

"That's the second time he's had quads," Jim Collopy told PokerNews. "In the first orbit."

Player	Chips	Progress
Leonardo Boen	500,000 137,000	137,000
Valentyn Shabelnyk	Busted

Tags: Jim Collopy Leonardo Boen Valentyn Shabelnyk

11-09-2023 12:19 UTC-8

Oh, That's Broadway!

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Chad Holloway

Level 15 : Blinds 1,500/3,000, 3,000 ante

The short-stacked Pierce McKellar got his last 30,000 or so all in preflop and found himself in dire straits against Je Wook Oh.

Pierce McKellar: A♥Q♣
Je Wook Oh: A♦K♥

McKellar needed some help and got some when the Q♠8♦J♥ flop paired his queen. However, his lead was only temporary as the 10♣ spiked on the turn to give Oh a Broadway straight.

The A♠ river changed nothing and McKeller bowed out within the first 15 minutes of play on Day 2.