Thursday, May 16, 2013
Big Stax 1500 (Day 1A): Break
Players are going on their last (15) minute break of the night. When they return to Level 15, the blinds will be 2,000/4,000/400. They will play two more levels and end the night.
Big Stax 1500 (Day 1A): Lemke Chipping Up
Level 14 - Blinds 1,500/3,000/400
Brian Lemke just scooped a 80,000 pot to bring himself just under the 155,000 mark. It looks like the chip average right now is somewhere around the 115,000 mark.
Brian Lemke just scooped a 80,000 pot to bring himself just under the 155,000 mark. It looks like the chip average right now is somewhere around the 115,000 mark.
Big Stax 1500 (Day 1A): Level Up
Players are currently posting blinds of 1,500/3,000/400 in Level 14. Play will end this evening at the conclusion of Level 16.
Big Stax 1500 (Day 1A): Chip Counts
Level 13 - Blinds 1,200/2,400/300
Here are some updated counts from the field:
Jared Jaffee - 380,000
Matt Glantz - 245,000
Kevin Grabel - 190,000
Here are some updated counts from the field:
Jared Jaffee - 380,000
Matt Glantz - 245,000
Kevin Grabel - 190,000
Big Stax 1500 (Day 1A): Local Flare
Level 13 - Blinds 1,200/2,400/300
Andre Nyffeler (Mahwah, NJ)
We will always attract pros like Buzgon and Jaffee (as mentioned earlier) with these main events, but we also have players like Andre Nyffeler. During the WPT Parx Open Poker Classic (2012), Andre won the $1,000 NL Hold'em Bounty event for $24,065. He then parlayed that into a spot on the televised WPT final table, adding $61,619 to that two week run, being the first player eliminated that night (6th).
Big Stax 1500 (Day 1A): Player Profiles
Level 13 - Blinds 1,200/2,400/300
With the smaller sized field today, there is a really laid back feel in the clubhouse room. A lot a chatting, a lot of joking, and some really notable names mixing it up with the local grinders.
Dan Buzgon: Dan has over $1,000,000 in career tournaments earnings, most notably the WPT Borgata Fall Open (televised final table). Dan finished 3rd for $335,000, and since has gone on to make another WPT final table, and cash in numerous major events across the country.
Jared Jaffee: Jaffee is another tournament pro who has over $800,000 in career earnings. His most notable cash come from the WPT Bolixi in 2010, where he took home $247,000 for his 4th place finish (this is when the WPT were mostly $10,000 buy-ins).
With the smaller sized field today, there is a really laid back feel in the clubhouse room. A lot a chatting, a lot of joking, and some really notable names mixing it up with the local grinders.
Dan Buzgon: Dan has over $1,000,000 in career tournaments earnings, most notably the WPT Borgata Fall Open (televised final table). Dan finished 3rd for $335,000, and since has gone on to make another WPT final table, and cash in numerous major events across the country.
Jared Jaffee: Jaffee is another tournament pro who has over $800,000 in career earnings. His most notable cash come from the WPT Bolixi in 2010, where he took home $247,000 for his 4th place finish (this is when the WPT were mostly $10,000 buy-ins).
Big Stax 1500 (Day 1A): Break Time
Players are currently on break, and when they return the blinds in Level 13 will be 1,200/2,400/300.
Big Stax 1500 (Day 1A): Photo Ops
Level 12 - Blinds 1,000/2,000/300
With a chance to walk around the clubhouse room, we caught some of our players in action:
With a chance to walk around the clubhouse room, we caught some of our players in action:
Voted Best Looking In The Day 1A Field Melissa Burr (Brigantine, NJ) *Only Woman Remaining
Current Chip Leader (400,000) Jared Jaffee (Brooklyn, NY)
John Allan Hinds (Winterville, NC)
Dan Buzgon (Marlton, NJ)
Joe Wertz (Brigantine, NJ)
Big Stax 1500 (Day 1A): Not Forgotten
Level 12 - Blinds 1,000/2,000/300
With all of the final action going on in the main poker, it was few trips that were made to the clubhouse room. We are back now though, with 36 players remaining from the 81 entries that started the day.
With all of the final action going on in the main poker, it was few trips that were made to the clubhouse room. We are back now though, with 36 players remaining from the 81 entries that started the day.
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