Event #59: $1,000 Super Seniors No-Limit Hold'em Day 3 | 2024 World Series of Poker

06-25-2024 23:21 UTC-8

Seat Draw For Day 3

Matthew Pitt

Casino	Table	Seat	Player	Country	Chips	Big Blinds
Horseshoe	660	1	Tom Thomas	United States	805,000	40
Horseshoe	660	2	Lisa Xie	United States	190,000	10
Horseshoe	660	3	Dong Ji	United States	250,000	13
Horseshoe	660	4	Gary Fisher	United Kingdom	615,000	31
Horseshoe	660	5	Mark Toulouse	United States	555,000	28
Horseshoe	660	6	Swen Spjut	United States	430,000	22
Horseshoe	660	7	Michael Minetti	United States	1,180,000	59
Horseshoe	660	8	Anthony Johnson	United States	420,000	21
Horseshoe	660	9	Scott Papineau	United States	1,205,000	60

Horseshoe	661	1	Kim Everett	United States	375,000	19
Horseshoe	661	2	Mark Williams	United States	785,000	39
Horseshoe	661	3	Philippe Rup	France	365,000	18
Horseshoe	661	4	Steven Warling	United States	260,000	13
Horseshoe	661	6	Robert Nolen	United States	460,000	23
Horseshoe	661	8	David Schneider	United States	730,000	37
Horseshoe	661	9	Michael Graves	United States	460,000	23

Horseshoe	662	1	Gary Pagel	United States	310,000	16
Horseshoe	662	2	Walter Guynes	United States	495,000	25
Horseshoe	662	3	Dennis Funk	United States	575,000	29
Horseshoe	662	4	Richard Lanes	United States	340,000	17
Horseshoe	662	5	William Korn	United States	670,000	34
Horseshoe	662	6	Marsha Adams	United States	895,000	45
Horseshoe	662	7	Richard Turner	United States	400,000	20
Horseshoe	662	8	Francaise Djelloul	France	190,000	10
Horseshoe	662	9	Allan Wiser	United States	205,000	10

Horseshoe	663	1	Lee Markholt	United States	255,000	13
Horseshoe	663	2	Paul Runge	United States	675,000	34
Horseshoe	663	3	Mark Dickstein	United States	315,000	16
Horseshoe	663	4	Sean Jazayeri	United States	915,000	46
Horseshoe	663	5	Leo Mitchell	United States	545,000	27
Horseshoe	663	6	Charles Capobianco	United States	1,185,000	59
Horseshoe	663	7	Brant Taylor	Canada	405,000	20
Horseshoe	663	8	Guy Cicconi	United States	1,275,000	64
Horseshoe	663	9	John Therrell	United States	500,000	25

Horseshoe	664	1	David Burritt	United States	570,000	29
Horseshoe	664	2	Charles Meinecke	United States	525,000	26
Horseshoe	664	3	Curtis Freeze	United States	435,000	22
Horseshoe	664	5	Scott Sherwood	United States	295,000	15
Horseshoe	664	6	Kevin Song	United States	656,000	33
Horseshoe	664	7	Stephen Stokes	United States	480,000	24
Horseshoe	664	8	Terry Wheeler	United States	785,000	39
Horseshoe	664	9	William Edler	United States	485,000	24

Horseshoe	666	1	Mark Turner	United Kingdom	900,000	45
Horseshoe	666	2	Jeff Moyer	United States	160,000	8
Horseshoe	666	3	Yucel Eminoglu	United Kingdom	945,000	47
Horseshoe	666	4	Michael Lloyd	Canada	150,000	8
Horseshoe	666	5	Luis Rodi	United States	660,000	33
Horseshoe	666	7	Robert Davis	United States	415,000	21
Horseshoe	666	8	Dean Schultz	United States	225,000	11
Horseshoe	666	9	Philippe Dedes	France	160,000	8

Horseshoe	667	1	Kenneth Parrish	United States	1,160,000	58
Horseshoe	667	2	Gary Munoz	United States	650,000	33
Horseshoe	667	3	Yoram Lehavot	United States	770,000	39
Horseshoe	667	4	Dominique Terzian	United States	385,000	19
Horseshoe	667	5	James White	United States	330,000	17
Horseshoe	667	7	Richard Corbin	United States	1,180,000	59
Horseshoe	667	8	Norman Ketchum	United States	345,000	17
Horseshoe	667	9	James Mackey	United States	180,000	9

Horseshoe	668	1	Brian Oshust	Canada	675,000	34
Horseshoe	668	2	Eluterio Rodriguez	United States	610,000	31
Horseshoe	668	3	Lionel Barracano	France	1,025,000	51
Horseshoe	668	4	James Jackson	United States	1,425,000	71
Horseshoe	668	5	Shukri Mushahwar	United Kingdom	255,000	13
Horseshoe	668	6	Charles Turman	United States	935,000	47
Horseshoe	668	7	Fredrick Patterson	United States	400,000	20
Horseshoe	668	8	Larry Wright	United States	325,000	16
Horseshoe	668	9	Edward Schoenberg	United States	600,000	30

Horseshoe	669	1	Geoff Gault	United States	670,000	34
Horseshoe	669	2	Frank Connnolly	Ireland	245,000	12
Horseshoe	669	3	Laurence Hall	Australia	1,100,000	55
Horseshoe	669	4	Koos Keizer	United States	255,000	13
Horseshoe	669	5	Kirk Miller	United States	200,000	10
Horseshoe	669	6	Tong Li	China	410,000	21
Horseshoe	669	7	Leslie Byrne	Australia	640,000	32
Horseshoe	669	8	Steven Saklad	United States	320,000	16
Horseshoe	669	9	Bryson Knowles	United States	270,000	14

Horseshoe	670	1	Annette Mucci	United States	185,000	9
Horseshoe	670	2	Todd Mungin	United States	435,000	22
Horseshoe	670	3	Janet Hart	United States	145,000	7
Horseshoe	670	4	William Shultz	United States	570,000	29
Horseshoe	670	6	Gregory Peterson	United States	1,990,000	100
Horseshoe	670	7	Philip Tom	United States	190,000	10
Horseshoe	670	8	James Clarke	United Kingdom	1,050,000	53
Horseshoe	670	9	James Sileo	United States	1,205,000	60

Horseshoe	671	1	Philip Muller	United States	1,185,000	59
Horseshoe	671	2	Farzad Raji	United States	1,365,000	68
Horseshoe	671	4	Federico Castaing	Argentina	400,000	20
Horseshoe	671	5	Stuart Locascio	United States	470,000	24
Horseshoe	671	6	Lawrence Scholl	United States	290,000	15
Horseshoe	671	7	Eric Hershler	United States	580,000	29
Horseshoe	671	8	Gregory Nichols	United States	445,000	22
Horseshoe	671	9	William Titcomb	United States	1,110,000	56

Horseshoe	672	1	Michel Bouskila	Australia	680,000	34
Horseshoe	672	2	Dana Johnson	United States	440,000	22
Horseshoe	672	3	Roger Thompson	United States	725,000	36
Horseshoe	672	4	Barry Greenstein	United States	230,000	12
Horseshoe	672	5	Felix Barriga	Chile	360,000	18
Horseshoe	672	6	Richard Furfaro	United States	675,000	34
Horseshoe	672	7	David Tuffing	United States	730,000	37
Horseshoe	672	8	Manelic Minaya	United States	1,250,000	63
Horseshoe	672	9	Marcus Wheeler	United States	705,000	35

Horseshoe	674	1	David Chanduloy	United States	320,000	16
Horseshoe	674	2	Rollo Fox	United States	690,000	35
Horseshoe	674	3	Christopher Bucceri	United States	840,000	42
Horseshoe	674	4	Peter Watry	United States	230,000	12
Horseshoe	674	5	David Lower	United States	580,000	29
Horseshoe	674	6	Lorna Cerjance	United States	225,000	11
Horseshoe	674	7	Keith Williams	United States	775,000	39
Horseshoe	674	8	Kenneth Schetter	United States	180,000	9
Horseshoe	674	9	Richard Spirra	United States	175,000	9

Horseshoe	675	1	Kevin O'Donnell	United States	795,000	40
Horseshoe	675	2	Stephane Trela	France	90,000	5
Horseshoe	675	3	Mark Blackshere	United States	735,000	37
Horseshoe	675	4	Darrell Ticehurst	United States	445,000	22
Horseshoe	675	5	Luiz Antonio De Ulhoa Galvao	Brazil	185,000	9
Horseshoe	675	6	Daniel Bizoza	Uruguay	410,000	21
Horseshoe	675	7	Raymond Hicks	United States	605,000	30
Horseshoe	675	8	Alfred Shanfeld	United States	490,000	25
Horseshoe	675	9	Vince Burgio	United States	190,000	10

Event #59: $1,000 Super Seniors No-Limit Hold'em

Day 3 Started

06-26-2024 09:00 UTC-8

Farzad Raji Near Top of the Leaderboard Heading into Day 3 of $1,000 Super Seniors No-Limit Hold'em

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Alek Gillies

The 2024 World Series of Poker Event #59: $1,000 Super Seniors No-Limit Hold'em resumes today at Horseshoe and Paris Las Vegas with 119 players vying for the first-place prize of $358,045 and the prestigious gold bracelet. This follows another highly successful turnout, as 505 players out of 3,362 total entrants, made the money for a minimum of $2,001 with an overall prize pool of $2,958,560.

Leading the pack is Gregory Peterson with an heaping stack of 1,990,000 chips, followed by James Jackson with 1,425,000, and Farzad Raji with 1,375,000.

Top Ten Chip Counts

Rank	Player	Country	Chips	Big Blinds
1	Gregory Peterson	United States	1,990,000	100
2	James Jackson	United States	1,425,000	71
3	Farzad Raji	United States	1,365,000	68
4	Guy Cicconi	United States	1,275,000	64
5	Manelic Minaya	United States	1,250,000	63
6	Scott Papineau	United States	1,205,000	60
7	James Sileo	United States	1,205,000	60
8	Charles Capobianco	United States	1,185,000	59
9	Philip Muller	United States	1,185,000	59
10	Michael Minetti	United States	1,180,000	59

Guy Cicconi starts Day 3 with the fourth-biggest stack and has an impressive $693,455 in live tournament winnings. Out of the chip leaders, Manelic Minaya has seen the most success with $2,292,668 in total live tournament winnings, as well as three final table appearances at the WSOP.

Day 3 will also see familiar faces like Hall of Famer and three-time bracelet winner Barry Greenstein, who is also still in the field with 230,000. Other remaining bracelet winners include Kevin Song with 656,000, Tong Li, Vince Burgio and Larry Wright.

The tournament will resume at 11 a.m. local time with 60-minute levels and blinds at 10,000/20,000 and an ante of 20,000. The plan to stop for the night when only five players remain.

Stay tuned to PokerNews for all the latest updates and highlights straight from the tables at Horseshoe and Paris Las Vegas during the 2024 World Series of Poker.

Tags: Charles Capobianco Farzad Raji Gregory Peterson Guy Cicconi Jack Daniels James Jackson James Sileo Magnus Edengren Manelic Minaya Michael Minetti Philip Muller Samuel Kobrinsky Scott Lazar Scott Papineau

Level: 21

Blinds: 10,000/20,000

Ante: 20,000

06-26-2024 10:02 UTC-8

Shuffle up and Deal

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Roxanne Johnson

Level 21 : Blinds 10,000/20,000, 20,000 ante

Shuffle up and deal has been announced and 119 Super Seniors are in the house ready to compete.

06-26-2024 10:06 UTC-8

Moyer Cracks Aces With King-Queen

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Jeff McMillan

Level 21 : Blinds 10,000/20,000, 20,000 ante

Jeff Moyer was all in preflop and looking like he was going to be headed out the door soon.

Jeff Moyer: K♦Q♠ All in
Dean Schultz: A♠A♦

The flop came K♥6♣5♦ to provide a sweat and the river came the K♣ as Moyer clapped his hands. The river was the 6♠ to confirm the double up for Moyer through the cracking of the aces.

Player	Chips	Progress
Jeff Moyer	290,000 130,000	130,000
Dean Schultz	80,000 -145,000	-145,000

Tags: Dean Schultz Jeff Moyer

06-26-2024 10:12 UTC-8

Hicks Has Cowboys for Elimination

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Alek Gillies

Level 21 : Blinds 10,000/20,000, 20,000 ante

Raymond Hicks raised to 50,000 from middle position and Kevin O'Donnell made the call from the button. Stephane Trela called all in for 50,000.

The flop came Q♥9♣7♠ and Hicks continued for 70,000. O'Donnell found the call.

While the turn peeled the 5♠, Hicks fired for 140,000. O'Donnell found the fold and both players revealed their hands.

Stephane Trela: A♥3♣ All in
Raymond Hicks: K♥K♠

The board completed with the 10♣ for Hicks to send Trela to the rail.

Player	Chips	Progress
Raymond Hicks	785,000 180,000	180,000
Kevin O'Donnell	675,000 -120,000	-120,000
Stephane Trela	Busted

Tags: Kevin O'Donnell Raymond Hicks Stephane Trela

06-26-2024 10:17 UTC-8

Peterson's Stacks Growing

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Jeff McMillan

Level 21 : Blinds 10,000/20,000, 20,000 ante

Action was on the flop with it reading 9♠6♦6♠. Start of day chip leader, Gregory Peterson used the force of his large stack as he jammed all in against Mark Williams.

Williams took a few moments to think it over before folding his cards as Peterson added some more in the early part of Day 3.

Player	Chips	Progress
Gregory Peterson	2,220,000 230,000	230,000

Mark Williams	545,000 -240,000	-240,000

Tags: Gregory Peterson Mark Williams

06-26-2024 10:24 UTC-8

Big Fold for Fisher

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Roxanne Johnson

Level 21 : Blinds 10,000/20,000, 20,000 ante

Gary Fisher raised from under the gun to 55,000 and Tom Thomas flat called from the button. The flop came out with 6♥K♣A♠ and Fisher continued with 45,000 and Thomas called.

On the turn K♠ Fisher bet again for an intimidating 115,000 tower of pink chips and Thomas called.

The river Q♥ brought another big bet from Fisher of 215,000 and Thomas moved all in with the superior stack for effective 250,000.

Fisher thought a long time and it was obvious it was a very hard decision for his tournament life but eventually made the fold.

Thomas stated, "Good fold, I had ace king, the second nuts".

Player	Chips	Progress
Tom Thomas	1,265,000 460,000	460,000
Gary Fisher	250,000 -365,000	-365,000

Tags: Gary Fisher Tom Thomas

06-26-2024 10:26 UTC-8

Clarke Aces Peterson's Trips

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Jeff McMillan

Level 21 : Blinds 10,000/20,000, 20,000 ante

Chips were being counted out as a result of a big hand that had just occurred. Chip leader Gregory Peterson was surrendering a decent portion of his stack as his 10♦9♣ was showing on a board of 6♦4♠9♠7♥9♦.

His trip nines were second-best as the A♦9♥ of James Clarke with the ace kicker was the winner of the meaty pot that he was adding into his stack.