CLOSE OF BUSINESS

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Busquet's Big Bag

As they play the final 5 hands of the night, one towering chip stacks stands out. It's on table 16 right in front of media row and it belongs to Olivier Busquet (New York, NY).

"I had two big hands, one early and one late," he says while bagging 525k, the unofficial chip leader. During the second level he hit a set of kings against two pairs to build his stack to 300k.

The second big score is during the last level. Busquet is a heavy underdog, but not at risk with (A K) vs. (K K). He's fortunate to hit an ace on the flop, but he's not apologizing for the play. "He wasn't three betting his big hands, so when he did there I didn't think he was that strong."

Busquet's 200k score puts him over the 500k mark, setting himself up for Day 3. "We've got a long way to go for the money, but I'm hopefully going to get a good night's sleep. I'm just going to try and keep running well and playing well. They usually go hand in hand."

As players bag and tag for the night, Busquet barely fits his stack into one bag as it's bursting at the seams.

The unofficial count is 169 players returning Tuesday at 11 AM to resume play with the average stack at 181k. The bubble breaks with 100 players left and they'll continue until 27 players remain before shutting down Day 3.

As Tournament Director Tab Duchteau says while players are leaving the Even Center, "get here early, it's going to be a long day."

Official chip counts will be posted sometime after 9 AM.

RUNNER RUNNER PERFECT

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As play is winding down for the day, there wasn't anything too terribly crazy going on in the room. Some short stacks were trying their hand at doubling up or going home, or players protecting their stacks.

That was until there was less than 30 minutes remained in the day when Bobby Suer enticed an opponent to put his last 110,000 chips in on the flop drawing just about as thin as it gets. During the Deep Stack event we wrote about a 97-3 bad beat put on Ryan Eriquezzo, this time it was Suer on the wrong end.

On a flop of Kd 5d 3d, Suer was more than happy to get all the chips in the middle with his flopped flush (Qd Td) versus his opponent's top pair queen kicker (Ks Qs). He needed to sweat the board going runner-runner perfect.

Queen of hearts on the turn.

And the case queen on the river for the boat and the hand.

SICK HAND, WELL PLAYED

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Feming Chan raises 15k from the button, amateur in big blind flat calls.

Flop: As/Ad/3s

Chan bets, amateur check/calls 16k.

Turn : Ks

Amatuer checks, Chan checks.

River: 9s

Amateur dark-checks.
Chan bets 17k on the river when the fourth spade hits, amateur goes ballistic. Slams his hat on the table, lets out a big *sigh* and slings his cards into the muck. Chan smiles and turns over the 4d7d for a stone cold river value bluff.

***** ***** ***** ***** *****

Preflop Metagame Action...

Middle position player opens to 18k,
Allen Bari 3-bets to around 30k,
Jason Dewitt 4-bets to around 55k,
Allen Bari moves "all-in" for almost 280k
Dewitt insta-folds with over 300k behind,
Allen shows K2

PLAYER PROFILE

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Corey Bierra made his mark on the tournament poker world when he collected $433,050 for his 2nd place finish in a '05 WSOP Circuit Event. Bierra took his poker winnings and looked for a more stable career as a family man. "I took my money and ran with it...I didn't want to donate it all back," jokes the part-time player. He invested in a successful franchise and now runs his own business.

He enjoys being a self-made family man in the comforts of Atlanta, Georgia. "I tried playing all the tournaments and traveling the circuit, but it just wasn't for me...I've got two kids at home, I'm in bed every night at 9pm."

Corey Bierra
Chip-Count: $104,000

LEVEL 15

Back from dinner for about an hour now and we found some movement. With one level left in day 2 play seems to be tightening up. "I'm running so bad, I just hope to make it to day three, and maybe find a rush somewhere." said Manish Patel.

Chip counts around the room have moved a little. Here's the latest list.

Michael Binger - $90k
Billy Gazes - $150k
Jason Dewitt - $550k
Eric Siegel - $170k
Vinny Pahuja - $130k
Mike Leah - $270k
Gordon Eng - $190k
Robert Zarzycki - $110k
Feming Chan - $70k
Brent Keller - $65k
Jason Warriner - $80k
Matt Brady - $220k

It looks to be that Jason Dewitt is our chip leader at this point with over $550k in chips. We'll bring the bust outs as they come before day 2 ends in about two hours.

ERIC SIEGEL PLEDGES FOR NEPHCURE

Eric Siegel, Director of Marketing and Player Development of Poker Players International, has pledged a portion of all tournament winnings to Nephcure, an organization that raises awareness and funds for two potentially devastating Kidney diseases. Nephrotic Syndrome and Focal Segmental Glomerulosclerosis (FSGS).

PPI sponors the Nephcure Poker Pledge program where amateur and professional poker players donate a percentage of their poker winnings to the cause. To find out more information you can click on this link.

"It's a fantastic organization that focuses on bringing awareness to a devastating disease. We do everything we can to help out. This rare and debilitating disease effects a ton of kids every year and we want to do everything we can to help," said Siegel, who's son Owen suffers from the disease.

Eric is sitting on just about 80k in chips and hopes to improve on that after dinner.

YOU CAN'T MAKE THIS STUFF UP

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Raimondi Raising the Antics

Rail birds and players are truly enjoying the unofficial featured table. Table 4 has professionals Gavin Smith and Billy Gazes, local pro Joey "The B" Brooks (Egg Harbor Twp. NJ) and chip leaders Matt Brown (Hoboken, NJ) and Frank "The Frank" Molinari.

But the introduction of a new character takes the entertainment to a whole new level. Biagio Raimondi (Aberdeen, NJ) is a self admitted "goofball," and a guy you want to be around for the sheer joy of how he oscillates between being smart as a tack, to ignorant bliss.

Raimondi wanders to the table with his smallish stack in a rack and asks Smith if he's sitting at Table 4 seat 6. "No, I'm seat 4, but there's an empty seat over there you can have," Smith says, "I know counting's hard, but you'll be alright."

As the 84 year old Raimondi contemplates if he's even at the right table, play continues. "I was told to come here, but I don't want to be here. I'm ready for dinner," he says as the clock shows 10 minutes on the countdown timer.

At this point players are laughing and trying to convince Raimondi he's at the right place and that if he doesn't play he needs to at least leave his chips at the table. "But I don't want to, I'm hungry," he says.

That's when Tournament Director Tab Duchteau steps in to massage the situation and get the chips in play.

As this is going on, Smith is all-in preflop for his last 50k and and Gazes calls. Gazes flops a set of sixes to bust Smith's pocket aces. "Nothing's better," says Gazes about busting his friendly rival, "winning will be anti-climatic compared to this."

Meanwhile, back at comedy central, Raimondi starts telling anyone who will listen how his name Biondi is actually Italian for "Brad Pitt," and how he was one of the top college quarterbacks in the country in the 1940s and played professional for the New York Yankees of the old AFL.

After another good laugh, Raimondi leaves the Event Center to get a head start on dinner, so we thought.

"Extremely entertaining, that's for sure" says Brown, who's at 325k. "Not a dull moment," adds Molinari who's at 250k.

On the last hand before break, Brooks shoves all in on a queen high board. After his opponent tanks and folds, Brooks shows (A Q) and then jokes with Duchteau on how, "this is the guy I'm going to double-up," as he points to Raimondi's empty seat.

That's when the fun continues.

Raimondi returns with photographed copies of his college and pro football days. Sure enough the headline reads Raimondi Ranks As Nation's No. 1 Passer. The articles mention how Raimondi led Indiana to its first Big Ten Title in 1945 and how he's talked about in the same breath as the great Texas quarterback Bobby Layne.

When we joke about finding a Kinko's in Borgata, he quickly fires back, "oh no, I had these up in my room in case I make the final table. You can have them, I've got more in the car."

Raimondi continues with stories from 60 years ago. "They called me Ben 'The Bullet.' We beat Purdue 26-nothing for the first ever title," he says. "We invented the bullet pass. Before that, guys were just throwing loop-dee-loop passes," adding that he led the nation with 35 completions in 1946.

Bottom line, his football credentials are legit, but his poker acumen isn't at the same level. He's only been playing the game for a year and the WPT Borgata Poker Open Championship is only his second live casino tournament. "I'm having fun," he says, "but I don't know what I'm doing."

After telling the folks on media row more war stories, Raimondi leaves again saying he might take a nap. He eventually returns twenty minutes late for the start of Level 15, but doesn't last long. His (A K) is gutted by Brooks, who's (J 7) hits a seven on the flop and holds to take Biondi's last 17k.

We're not sure if Raimondi ever got to eat, but it sure was fun chewing the fat.

Level 15 (1,200/2,400/300 ante) continues.

Raimondi's Headlines

Biagio "The Bullet"

LAST HAND BEFORE DINNER

The room had been cleared out for about 10 minutes when dinner broke. All but table #22. As I picked up the aqction, there was a board of [Kc 4c Ts] [8d].

The hand involved two players and all others had left for break. John Larochelle was contemplating a call of his opponents open turn shove for $52,500 with about $60k in the pot.

He tanked hard. He asked every question in the book. "How many tournaments have you played?". "Will you show me if you call?". "Should I go with my gut? I'm thinking about shipping it in with a bare ace." "This is so sick man, I know I'm best right here."

His opponent, Carmen Cavella (Cav), sat there stone faced, and never once looked up, acknowledged, or answered a question.

Larochelle, semi pushed his chips in at least three times during the 3 and a half minutes of his tank. Cavella eventually asked for a clock, and Larochelle agreed. "That's fair. I've been taking a while, and I apologize and appreciate your patience."

The floor started the clock, and Larochelle folded before he got the count down. "Good hand bro." One of the players who had happened by to watch half way through gave Cav congratulations and admiration on how he handled the tank. "I've never seen anyone sit so still and give away so little information for such a long time."

Players have 52 minutes left to finish dinner before they come back for level 15.

DINNER BREAK

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*** PLAYERS ON 1:15 DINNER BREAK ***

Play resumes on Level 15 with Blinds @ 1,200/2,400/300a
Players remaining: 243
Avg. Stack: $125,679

Poker Pro Billy Gazes poses with Borgata Railbirds

SMITH, BROOKS, AND GAZES ENTERTAIN THE RAIL

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The players are heading into their final level before the dinner break. The field has dropped to under 250 players, inching closer to the money bubble. They'll have two levels after the break before ending their day.

The new interesting table of the tournament is number 4. Bill Gazes has now joined Gavin Smith and "Joey the B" Brooks. Since the table is up against the rail, it's needless to say the fans will have an entertaining time. Smith and Brooks are stacked at 150,000 while Gazes is grinding with 100,000.

Players are now in Level 14 with blinds at 1,000-2,000 with 200 ante.

Random chip counts from around the room:

Joe Simmons - 300,000
Justin "TooRoothless" Levy - 260,000
Michael Binger - 250,000
Jason Dewitt - 200,000
Gavin Smith - 150,000
"Joey the B" Brooks - 150,000
Steve Brecher - 145,000
Manny Patel - 120,000
Bill Gazes - 100,000
Lee Childs - 60,000

MAIN EVENT UPDATE

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Level 14 - Blinds @ 1,000/2,000/200a
271 players remaining

CHIP COUNTS FROM THE FIELD...

POKER PROS
Kathy Liebert - 133k
Steve Brecher - 183k
Ray Henson - 149k
Matt Brady - 171k
Michael Binger - 309k
David "The Maven" Chicotsky - 155k

LOCAL FAVORITES
Brent Keller - 90k
Manny Patel - 121k
Joe Simmons - 308k
Allen Bari - 112k
Wayne Lewis - 180k
Supertuan - 110k

SAY CHEESE

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Former Champ Can't Milk More Chips

One of the feel good stories is how Roy Winston, the 2007 Poker Open Championship, got into this year's Championship Event, unfortunately it's a short run.

"The Oracle" won his seat by taking down the Put a Bad Beat on Hunger tournament at Borgata in August, but is on the rail since the last break.

The qualifying event was sponsored by the Cabot Creamery Cooperative which made a $20,000 donation to the Community Food Bank of New Jersey, Southern Branch.

"They're definitely pulling for me," said Winston while playing during his up and down Day 2. Winston donated a portion of his winnings to the food bank and was planning to do the same if he cashed this week.

Level 14 (1k/2k/200 ante) continues.

Championship Event Entry Presentation

Winston with Margie Barham, Food Bank & Roberta MacDonald, Cabot

DEWITT'S LUCK CONTINUES

With the WCOOP starting 20 minutes ago, Jason Dewitt found a little reprieve for how he was going to deal with his conundrum. That is, how do I play the big stack he has accumulated today in day 2 of the WPT Borgata Poker Open Championship Event, and still play in the WCOOP (online) where he has the chip lead.

Fortunately, there is a public area directly across from the event center where Borgata offers free WiFi. Jason will be able to play in between both games without having to travel up to the 42nd floor.

"It's great that the Borgata is being so accomodating. Just another reason we continually play here", said Jason.

Currently he holds the chip lead in the WCOOP at $1,111,177 in chips, and has a stack of over $230k in the Borgata Poker Open WPT Championship Event.

LACEY JONES ELIMINATED FROM CHAMPIONSHIP

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The players are heading off on their second break of the day following Level 12. The field is very close to getting under 300 players remaining, just a few hundred from bursting the money bubble.

Lacey Jones was our latest player to walk away from the table, all the effort and grinding with an unhappy ending. She battled her shorter stack the entire day against a table that was generating plenty of action but nowhere to gain traction. Sitting with just 14,000 she moved in after a limper with AT and ran into AK. She said the player almost laid it down pre-flop but called and she found no joy on the board.

When the players return for Level 13 the blinds will be 800-1,600 with 300 ante. The average chip stack is around 100,000.

Random chip stacks from around the room:

Michael Binger - 235,000
Jason Dewitt - 220,000
Chris Reslock - 200,000
Jason Warriner - 155,000
Kathy Leibert - 155,000
"Joey the B" Brooks - 150,000
Mike "GoLeafsGoEh" Leah - 140,000
Bill Gazes - 135,000
Gordon Eng - 105,000
Gavin Smith - 85,000
Allen Bari - 50,000

Recent eliminations:

Lacey Jones
Robert Varkonyi
Shawn "sprstoner" Glines
Matt Glantz
Allen "Chainsaw" Kessler

VARKONYI GONE

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The Varkonyi's
(June File Photo)

2002 World Series of Poker Main Event Champion Robert Varkonyi is out the door on one of the first hands of Day 2. He only has 25k to start, less than half of the average stack. The disappointing finish means he'll be home awaiting the return of his wife Olga, who's conspicuously absent from this year's Poker Open.

"It's the first time we've been apart in years," says Varkonyi, "it's strange not having her around." Olga's currently in Lipetsk, Russia (300 miles south of Moscow), returning to her roots for a cousin's wedding.

"It's a great trip for her and the kids. They've grown up bilingual so to go to a different place, with different food and to immerse themselves in the language is a great experience."

The Varkoyni's have had success at Borgata over the years, Robert finished second in Event #5 of the Summer Open, while Olga's had several cashes, including in the 2009 Winter Open 1k, Event #4.

"She'd really like to be here, but family comes first."

Level 12 (600/1,200/100 ante) continues.

LIVE & ONLINE SUCCESS

Online star, Jason Dewitt, is gearing up for a long day of poker. The former grocery store clerk currently has 232K in Borgata's Main Event and he'll be the chipleader later this aternoon when Day 2 of Pokerstars WCOOP resumes. This young and talented player is showing off his skills in the Borgata Ballroom and on the virtual felt, best of luck today kid.

EVENT #19 CAPPED

Event #19 - No Limit Hold Em
Buy-In: $400 + $50

Late Registration has closed...
Unofficial Number of Entrants: 351

Notables in today's field:

Kevin Murray
John Spadavecchia
Dean Schultz
Lisa Pickell
Kenna James

SHAWN GLINES ELIMINATED

With an early position limper, Maurice Hawkins makes it 6k to go. Glines, who is in the bb makes it 25k. The limper folds and Hawkins shoves. Glines calls and shows two Jacks. Hawkins opens up with AQo and they race off.

With a Q on the turn, Glines is done and hits the rail. "I was really in a good spot being behind him. I can't fold there ever when he shoves and I got it in with the best. He's just hitting everything and racing well."

The pot brings Hawkins stack back up close to 300k.

CHECKIN' IN WITH THE BIG STACKS

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Aminov Near the Top

As players return from their first break the big stacks continue to navigate the minefields. "Trying to stay consistent," says Gabriel Aminov (Fresh Meadows, NY) who's slightly higher than the 214k he began the day with as chip leader.

"I'm cautiously optimistic," he adds after watching Allen Kessler bust from his table with pocket aces. "I'm playing the cards and trying not to take advantage of my stack too much. That's what gets you into trouble."

Starting third in chips is Rhett Butler (Rockville, MD), the 5th place finisher of the 2006 WSOP Main Event. His starting stack of 154k is down nearly 100k after losing two sizeable pots."I'm alright, but it's a long day. I'm tired already, I think I'm getting old," says the 47 year old insurance agent.

Nerves effects Frank Molinari and his second place chip count (169k) when he see's poker pro Gavin Smith at his table. "When he sat down I got nervous," says the Moonachie, NJ resident." Then I started playing bad. I'm good now. Check back in an hour I'll have it back over 100," he says while shuffling 71k.

Level 11 (500/1k/100 ante) underway.

SOUTH FLORIDA COMES NORTH

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"Somebody from South Florida's gonna' ship this event", says the confident group of young and upcoming poker players from the Sunshine State. They travel in packs, they play with fearless aggression and one of their own has a bunch of chips on Day 2.

Maurice Hawkins
Day 2 Chip-Count: $265,000

"South Florida Poker Boys"
Brian, Ghe, Steven, and Derek

KESSLER GONE

After getting his aces cracked by KJ offsuit, Allen Kessler, gives the bloggers on media row a few soundbites.

Quoted by "Chainsaw"

- "Weird things just keep happening to me."

- "I show down QQ, JJ and AK and the guy still thinks I don't have anything..."

- "It's so bizarre this happens to me in every tournament"

JOEY BROOKS MOVES IT AROUND

At table #4 Joey "The B" Brooks raises an under the gun caller to $2800. Four players call, including Gavin Smith and the original limper.

Joey laughed and says, "Anyone else want to call?". Gavin replies, "I only called cause they made me!".

The flop comes [2c Th 2s]. Brooks leads out to $7300 after a check, and it folds around to the original check. He thinks and shows Brooks a T, and says, "There's your respect Joe". Brooks mucks face down and scoops an 11k pot.

Checking the room I gathered some stacks. Jason Dewitt is sitting on just about $75k. He took a hit early on but got it all back and is around 8k ahead of his starting stack. Eric Siegel has gotten his stack up to 95k after dodging a flush draw against his two pair.

Robert Zarzycki of Fantasy Football fame as well as his poker accomplishments is sitting on just about 85k.

Sean "sprstoner" Glines, sitting to the left of Maurice Hawkins (265k) has around 60k and Gordon Eng is sitting on just about 45k.

More updates shortly.

MIKE DENTALE ELIMINATED

Mikey "Deisel, Guns, Unbelievable, Bro" Dentale started the day with just over $120k in chips. If you know him, you'll understand his "unbelievable" nickname. Unbelievable because of his propensity to run super hot or super ridiculous.

Within 5 hands Mike was down to less than half his starting stack when he suffered 3 coolers. Once when his Jacks were beaten by 4's who setted up on the flop. Second, his straight was run down by a triple board paired river to a small pocket pair, and finally his set was flushed away on the turn.

His last hand saw this action...

With three to a flop of [As 3s 7s], Mike checked. The second to act made it 6k, and the third re raised to 12k. Mike made the call.

The turn came a [Qh]. Dentale shoved and second to act insta mucked. However, his third opponent made the snap call and showed two red Aces.

Mike was drawing to a non paried spade, and when the [3c] hit the river, Mike was out. On a side not, the second to act player banged the table rather hard when the three fell and everyone knew immediately that he had mucked a flopped set of three's and missed his quads on the river.

Dentale flew out of the room rather miffed at a lost opportunity. I think someone said they saw him run to the registration desk to get into the $400 deep stack that started about an hour ago.

More action to come...

THE NEXT BIG THING?

He owns a nail salon in Chicago, he has David Pham on speed-dial and he's the best part-time poker player you've never heard of...meet "Supertuan". The aggressive table-talker will have his work cut out for him battling Lacey Jones on Table 26.

DAY 2

WPT BORGATA POKER OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP

Borgata regular and all-around nice guy, Bo Toft, has drawn a tough Day 2 table as he's seated with Dean Hamrick (seat 8) and Roy Winston (seat 7) on Table 32. Both of these well accomplished pros have chips, proceed with caution Bo.

Poker pro Chris Bell won't find a soft spot in seat 4, as Justin Levy, brother of online phenom Adam "Roothlus" Levy, tries to make his own mark on the live poker scene. Bell was a Borgata Poker Open late arrival, he finally made it to Atlantic City after spending the weekend in Pinehurst, North Carolina with Gavin Smith. Both were attending the wedding of friend and fellow poker pro, Mike Gracz.

As short stacks bust and big stacks emerge, we'll have all the action LIVE from Borgata...

JASON DEWITT MIGHT HAVE TO MULTI TABLE

Jason Dewitt made it to day 2 here at the Championship Event with more than $67k in chips after playing day 1a.

Yesterday he played in the WCOOP ($5k entry, online) main event and is currently 1st in chips with T925,921 with play set to resume at 5pm today. With 178 players left out of the 2144 that started, he has a very good opportunity to go really deep. With First place paying $1.7mil and second paying $1.3mil it's an opportunity he wants to take full advantage of.

"I'm not thinking about it right now. I'm going to focus here now and see what I can do. I love the tournaments here, and it's why I am playing. With the opportunity in the online event, I certainly will have some decisions to make."

We'll keep an eye on his progress throughout the day.

START OF DAY #2

555 players are piling into the room. We are searching for seat assignments and interesting match ups.

The atmosphere in the room holds excitement and anticipation, and there is a lot of energy flowing.
Unlike the previous days, where there didn't really seem to be much excitement at all, the players are chatting, loud, and a lot of laughing can be heard.

We'll call today "moving" day. I'll post some match ups shortly, and expect the info to come fast and furious today as players maneuver to go deep, or just plain go busto.

END OF DAY 1 CHIP COUNT LEADERS

WPT BORGATA POKER OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP

Event 18: $3,300 + $200 No Limit Hold'em
September 19 -24

Entries: 1,018 Prize Pool: $3,359,400

End of Day 1 Chip Count Leaders

1. GABRIEL AMINOV: 213,700
2. OFIR MOR: 183,450
3. FRANK CHARLES MOLINARI II: 169,000
4. ANTHONY GREGG: 160,950
5. JEREMY BROWN: 156,425
6. SUNIL WALIA: 155,625
7. RHETT BUTLER: 153,325
8. ROBERT MCLAUGHLIN: 147,275
9. SOHEIL SHAMSEDDIN: 145,000
10. STEFAN MATTSSON: 143,500
11. ANTHONY RUBERTO: 142,500
12. ANTHONY SIVOLELLA: 141,000
13. STEVE BRECHER: 139,150
14. JOHN LAROCHELLE: 138,375
15. MICHAEL FEDELE JR.: 136,700
16. JOHN NGUYEN: 136,275
17. FRANK BONACCI: 131,000
18. JOHN RENZI: 130,850
19. DAVID DIFILIPPO: 130,450
20. NASHAAT ANTONIOUS: 129,500
21. STEVEN WOLANSKY: 129,275
22. NICHOLAS CECI: 129,150
23. PAUL VOLPE: 128,150
24. JOHN JAY FORTUNATO: 127,350
25. THOMAS LIVIA: 126,225
26. OLIVIER BUSQUET: 125,750
27. CHRISTOPHER MCCLUNG: 125,200
28. DAVID FILIPPI: 124,850
29. GEORGE LUSBY: 123,775
30. STEVEN TABB: 122,050
31. MICHAEL DENTALE: 120,000
32. RAYMOND HENSON: 119,600
33. DICK CARSON: 117,575
34. HOWIE EINTRACHT: 117,325
35. MICAH RASKIN: 117,300
36. CHANNING COE: 116,725
37. TONY MOUSSA: 114,025
38. RICHARD ZIPES: 113,000
39. SCOTT DICLAUDIO: 112,475
40. THOMAS LAVIANO: 112,000
41. DEAN HAMRICK: 111,300
42. VYACHESLAV EYZEROVICH: 110,900
43. JONATHAN LITTLE: 110,700
44. MICHAEL BINGER: 110,325
45. SUDHA BAXTER: 110,075
46. FUAT AYAZ: 108,900
47. FRANK NUNZIATO: 108,250
48. DANIEL GROTH: 107,450
49. MATTHEW BROWN: 106,975
50. RUSSELL CRANE: 106,425
51. LYNNE MITCHNICK: 105,150
52. JUSTIN LEVY: 105,125
53. ALEX MUSCARELLA: 105,000
54. TERENCE PAPADACOS: 103,175
55. WILLIAM KANE: 102,075
56. DANIEL WADE: 100,625
57. MICHAEL HACK: 99,625
58. KEITH JOHNSON: 99,275
59. JAVAD NAVRAM: 98,975
60. CHRIS RESLOCK: 98,000
61. JONATHAN ROY: 97,900
62. COREY BIERRIA: 97,675
63. OMAR SAEED: 97,150
64. ATHANASIOS DIAKOS: 96,375
65. THOMAS SCHREIBER: 96,025
66. JOSEPH BRATTOLE: 95,625
67. JOSH SPIEGELMAN: 95,375
68. BRIAN NICHOLS: 95,200
69. JOHN SPADAVECCHIA JR: 95,075
70. CARLESS BOATWRIGHT: 94,900
71. DONALD HIMPELE: 94,300
72. ROLAND ISRAELASHVILI: 94,075
73. ROBERT COPPOLA: 93,875
74. MATTHEW MATROS: 93,775
75. WILLIAM CHILDS: 91,350
76. ROBERT WEISSMAN: 91,275
77. JONATHAN WEIN: 91,225
78. MARK HEMMERLE: 90,725
79. PETE SKYLLAS: 90,350
80. JESSE MARTIN: 90,350
81. TODD TERRY: 89,925
82. TIMOTHY BEGLEY: 89,275
83. ARTYEM PERLOV: 89,075
84. KEITH CROWDER: 88,975
85. ROY WINSTON: 88,800
86. RAYMOND MILLARD: 88,400
87. FRANK LOMANNO: 87,525
88. ARTHUR TATE: 87,225
89. CHRISTOPHER BELL: 86,725
90. LAWRENCE JACOBS: 86,550
91. PAUL HUNTER: 86,050
92. JEREMY SCHWARTZ: 86,025
93. ROSS MALLOR: 85,150
94. ALEXANDER KOWALYSHYN: 84,875
95. REYNALDO CONCEPCION: 84,100
96. DANIEL SHIFF: 83,850
97. ANTHONY CARUSO: 83,550
98. ZACHARY WALKER: 82,900
99. WILLIAM GAZES: 82,650
100. JOSHUA LAWSON: 81,525
101. JOHANSSY JOSEPH: 81,050
102. BRENT KELLER: 81,000
103. MICHAEL CASTALDO: 80,850
104. LOUKAS TSEVDOS: 80,275
105. MARK WEBER: 80,250
106. LLOYD MANDEL: 80,050
107. TIMOLEON PSIHARIS: 79,800
108. DAVID HARRIS: 79,775
109. ANDREW LEE: 79,650
110. LEE WU: 79,500
111. MANISH PATEL: 79,500
112. BENJAMIN LIN: 79,450
113. JAMES BOYLE: 79,450
114. ROHAN SINGH: 79,350
115. STEPHANIE LOWE: 79,325
116. GUY LOUIS CICCONI: 79,075
117. DENNIS SUMMERS JR: 79,050
118. ALLEN BARI: 79,000
119. BALINT BARTA: 78,750
120. STEVEN OSTAD: 78,575
121. TYSON MARKS: 78,475
122. THOMAS CAMPBELL: 78,300
123. SEAN SMITH: 78,200
124. BRIAN GREEN: 78,100
125. JOESPH MORNEAU: 77,475
126. JOE POZOS: 77,375
127. DAVID WEISBERGER: 77,100
128. VITOR COELHO: 77,000
129. GERALD VANSTRYDONCK: 76,700
130. EDUARDO FIGUEREDO: 76,500
131. KATHLEEN LIEBERT: 76,450
132. WILLIAM O'NEIL: 76,050
133. ANTHONY BERTUZZI: 75,900
134. GAVIN SMITH: 75,715
135. BENJAMIN LEBLOND: 75,075
136. AZIZ WEHBEY: 75,025
137. PETER RHO: 74,525
138. JESSE YAGINUMA: 74,250
139. JOHN MALCZAN: 73,700
140. CHRSTOPHER AARON ODLE: 73,550
141. DAVID ANDERSON: 73,525
142. GARY ROTHFELD: 73,450
143. JOSEPH BALDWIN: 73,175
144. ALON SHAHAR: 72,900
145. MICHAEL FARRIS: 72,675
146. PATRICK WHITTY: 72,300
147. WILLIAM ELLIOTT: 72,225
148. ALAN SCHEIN: 72,225
149. ANTUAN BUNKLEY: 72,200
150. BARRY FEAZELL: 71,450
151. MATTHEW SHEPSKY: 71,400
152. NGUYEN BUI: 70,475
153. H-BARRY TREMBETZKY: 69,975
154. JOHN DIBELLA: 69,775
155. MICHAEL GLICK: 69,600
156. DAVID CHICOTSKY: 69,600
157. RICHARD FAMIGLIETTI: 69,550
158. PETER MALKOUN: 69,425
159. SETH BERGER: 69,370
160. KENNY NGUYEN: 69,300
161. FRANK PARISI: 69,000
162. CHRISTOPHER REPETTI: 68,800
163. JERRY ATKINS: 68,500
164. MARK DELEONARDIS: 68,200
165. JASON DEWITT: 67,475
166. ROBERT NGUYEN: 67,175
167. DOUGLAS CARLI: 67,125
168. TODD BARLOW: 67,125
169. WILLIAM CAMPBELL: 66,950
170. MICHAEL GARAVUSO: 66,800
171. STEPHEN FREDA: 65,950
172. BLAKE BUFFINGTON: 65,925
173. THOMAS LYLE: 65,800
174. JOEL SHULRUF: 65,750
175. DAVID INSELBERG: 65,600
176. RONALD MCGINNITY III: 65,175
177. JON HOELLEIN: 65,125
178. SCOTT BLACKMAN: 65,000
179. JANUSZ ZAJACZKOWSKI: 65,000
180. ERIC DOERR: 64,950
181. DAVID MEAGHER: 64,550
182. MIKE LEAH: 64,325
183. RALPH STOIA: 64,250
184. RAMON RODRIGUEZ: 63,450
185. MATAN HIRSCHHORN: 63,425
186. STEVEN GREENBERG: 63,100
187. ASA BERGER: 63,050
188. WOOYANG LIN: 62,800
189. ROBERT MELO: 62,675
190. JEFFREY CHOTIKUL: 62,675
191. MICHAEL RICH: 62,500
192. SONNY CHAU: 62,475
193. LEE KIRSCH: 62,125
194. GEDDES COOPER: 62,075
195. BENJAMIN LANDOWSKI: 62,050
196. ALEX KUCHIK: 61,975
197. FRANK CALO: 61,825
198. JORDAN SCOTT: 61,575
199. FEMING CHAN: 61,225
200. JAROSLAW OSINSKI: 60,975
201. SANJAY PANDYA: 60,775
202. ERNEST PATRICK: 60,625
203. JOSEPH GOTLIEB: 60,500
204. WEIWEN LIANG: 60,475
205. MICHAEL CIOTOLA: 60,450
206. JOHN KOLINER: 60,225
207. STEPHEN BRITE: 60,200
208. BORIS KRAVETS: 60,150
209. JINHING CHIN: 60,150
210. JOSEPH BROOKS: 60,075
211. ALBERTO ESKENAZI: 60,025
212. DAVID DAVENPORT: 60,000
213. JONATHAN MORITZ: 60,000
214. LAWRENCE SAHR: 59,725
215. CRAIG YATES: 59,650
216. DANIEL GENTILI: 59,600
217. BIAGIO RAIMONDI: 59,500
218. JAMES WEAVER: 59,425
219. JOSEPH BOVINO: 59,225
220. ROBERT RUGIERO: 59,075
221. HIEP NGUYEN: 59,000
222. GORDON ENG: 58,975
223. MICHAEL COPENHEAVER: 57,650
224. RICHARD KIRSCH: 57,500
225. PEJMAN NIYATI: 57,500
226. JOHN GULINO: 57,250
227. BARRY JEFFERSON: 57,225
228. KRISTINE HINDS: 57,150
229. DAMON KAUFMAN: 56,800
230. GEORGE HORTELANO: 56,750
231. ERNESTO BECKER: 56,725
232. MARK SALINARO: 56,550
233. DIMITRIOS BERGOS: 56,375
234. GARY ROSENZWEIG: 56,350
235. STEPHEN HOARE: 56,225
236. CHARLES DOLAN: 56,050
237. SHARON LEVIN: 56,000
238. SCOTT STRUBEL: 55,850
239. JOHAN GUSTAV: 55,675
240. FRANK CARUCCI: 55,550
241. JARED SMITH: 55,550
242. JULIAN PARMANN: 55,400
243. JENNY NGUYEN: 55,250
244. CARL RESTIFO: 55,150
245. JOSEPH WEISS: 55,125
246. ROBERT SALTIEL: 55,050
247. CHARLES JOHNSON: 55,050
248. MATTHEW GLANTZ: 55,000
249. YANICK BRODEUR: 54,950
250. DANIEL ILLINGWORTH: 54,800
251. THIEN DANG NGUYEN: 54,525
252. JEFFREY IZES: 54,425
253. BENEDETTO BIANCO: 54,000
254. HUY NGO: 53,825
255. ROBERT ZARZYCKI: 53,750
256. JOHN MOORE: 53,525
257. ANDREW ROSEN: 53,350
258. ERIC BLAIR: 53,150
259. DERRICK BURROUGHS: 52,600
260. WAYNE LEWIS: 52,000
261. BRUCE YAMRON: 51,450
262. MATTHEW ILES: 51,400
263. ROSS SANTOS: 51,150
264. MITESH SHERE: 51,075
265. IVAN MAMUZIC: 50,850
266. VINEET PAHUJA: 50,700
267. ACHIEM HAUCKE: 50,675
268. TODOR BLAZEVSKI: 50,600
269. JOHN BORZIO: 50,450
270. STEVEN KARP: 50,350
271. JOSEPH LOPES: 50,200
272. ALAN KRAUT: 50,150
273. JOSEPH VERDICHIZZI: 50,025
274. WILLIAM BLANDA: 50,000
275. JE OH: 49,925
276. DONALD DAURIA: 49,850
277. JACK RENAUD: 49,750
278. DAVID LONGOOD: 49,600
279. HIEU NGUYEN: 49,600
280. LOWELL COWELL: 49,200
281. ONOFRIO REINA: 49,200
282. CHARLES BECK: 49,075
283. GREGORY MCCURRY: 49,025
284. GREG ARZT: 48,825
285. THOMAS MAVROUDIS: 48,500
286. SCOTT DORIN: 48,400
287. SCOTT COOK: 48,375
288. KEITH HART: 48,075
289. PAUL SPITZBERG: 47,975
290. SUN CHA: 47,975
291. YAKOV RADUTMAN: 47,800
292. LAURENCE GRONDIN: 47,750
293. DENNIS BEJEDAL: 47,550
294. JOSHUA BRIKIS: 47,350
295. PETER IPPOLITO: 47,325
296. JUNGMAN LAU: 47,300
297. JASON SACKLER: 47,100
298. ROBERT ROBBINS: 47,050
299. THOMAS ROSS: 47,000
300. MATTHEW WAXMAN: 47,000
301. MICKEY WOLL: 46,800
302. BRIAN GOLDSTEIN: 46,725
303. JOSEPH ABBINK: 46,625
304. MICHAEL BORCHETTA: 46,250
305. IAN PALOMO: 46,200
306. BRYAN BINDERT: 46,150
307. ROBERT WISIAK: 46,000
308. MICHAEL DANSKY: 45,700
309. SATURNINO RODRIGUEZ: 45,325
310. MARIO SULINSKI: 45,175
311. NEAL ROCKLIN: 44,750
312. MATTHEW WOODWARD: 44,700
313. ALEXANDER RUSANOV: 44,325
314. KENNETH SMITH: 44,225
315. CARL DAVIS: 44,125
316. JOSEPH SIMMONS: 43,850
317. MATTHEW ZOLA: 43,750
318. MICHAEL BARBAREE: 42,950
319. TYLER BONKOWSKI: 42,625
320. SANG JIN HWANG: 42,500
321. ELLIOTT ZAYDMAN: 42,375
322. PAUL SCATURRO: 42,325
323. NEAL GERSONY: 41,950
324. ADAM DAHLIN: 41,950
325. PHIL DIEP: 41,850
326. MICHAEL EVANS: 41,825
327. ILYA OCHAKOVSKY: 41,575
328. MICHAEL MILLIKIN: 41,550
329. ROBERT TOFT: 41,175
330. JOSEPH DADDARIO: 41,000
331. PAUL GILENO: 40,650
332. JAY BERGER: 40,600
333. YONG YUN: 40,550
334. SEAN KNITTER: 40,500
335. ROBERT SUER: 40,450
336. THOMAS SHEETS: 40,300
337. NICHOLAS MANFREDO: 40,250
338. SALAMON SHIMUNOV: 40,200
339. TUAN GBEHAN: 40,000
340. ALBERT RICCOBONO: 39,975
341. ALBERT KRUX: 39,800
342. JOSEPH CAPPUCCIO: 39,600
343. SHAWN GLINES: 39,200
344. ANTHONY FUNG: 38,700
345. DANNY PANAGATOS: 38,375
346. MICHAEL MARKS: 38,200
347. SHIRAZ LALL: 37,850
348. CARMAN CAVELLA: 37,750
349. MICHAEL SIWEK: 37,650
350. THEOBALD TRAN: 37,575
351. ZVI SHIFF: 37,500
352. KIARAN MCLAUGHLIN: 37,400
353. JAMES WADE: 37,375
354. DANIEL BUZGON: 37,100
355. JAMES DANNUNZIO: 37,075
356. CASEY YONTZ: 37,000
357. PHILIP MULLER: 36,900
358. HOVAN NGUYEN: 36,850
359. GREGORY KOLO: 36,700
360. MAURICE HAWKINS: 36,400
361. LUCIAN CAPPELLO: 36,225
362. MATTHEW BRADY: 36,075
363. PAUL GEORGES: 35,925
364. DUANE BRAND: 35,875
365. WILLIAM VARGA: 35,700
366. GABRIEL MORIN: 35,575
367. PHILIP ROUSSEAUX: 35,525
368. TUAN HOANG: 35,500
369. ANTON NIKAJ: 35,450
370. CHRIS MCCORMACK: 35,000
371. ANTHONY HILL: 34,900
372. VALDET KELMENDI: 34,900
373. XIN WANG: 34,550
374. CHRISTOPHER MCMENEMY: 34,500
375. FRANK CONWAY: 34,500
376. ANGELO MIELE: 34,450
377. DOROTHY VONSACHSEN: 34,325
378. KYLE BOWKER: 34,200
379. JOHN MCEWEN: 34,150
380. DANIEL KEPICH: 34,025
381. JONATHAN DUHAMEL: 33,950
382. DANIEL SPARACINO: 33,875
383. GIL MORGENSZTERN: 33,775
384. MANUEL TEIXEIRA: 33,400
385. FELIX LEE: 33,375
386. ARMANDO THEN: 33,375
387. KAMBIZ BEHBAHANI: 33,275
388. PATRICIA BARSANTI-CHOU: 33,225
389. IRAJ RAZMJOU: 33,200
390. ANDREW INTERDONATO: 33,150
391. DANIEL BALDEV: 33,075
392. JONATHAN WERZ: 33,000
393. JACOB BAZELEY: 32,925
394. MASSOUD NIKJOUIAN: 32,800
395. JAMES CZARNECKI: 32,700
396. JOSEPH SIEGEL: 32,675
397. JAMES ANDREW BARNES: 32,550
398. DANNIE NEWELL: 32,500
399. LEONARD FINKEL: 32,400
400. ADRIAN STOCH: 32,200
401. MARC DAVIS: 31,900
402. CHRISTOPHER MCCOY: 31,850
403. DEREK PALMER: 31,775
404. REX MAIDEN: 31,550
405. PHILLIP WELLS: 31,475
406. FELIX MOK: 31,350
407. TOM HU: 31,250
408. EUGENE F FOUKSMAN: 31,200
409. ANTHONY DAMATO: 31,075
410. RICHARD RICE: 31,000
411. RANDY HUMPHRIES: 30,975
412. ROBERT JACKSON: 30,700
413. ROBERT KOERNTGEN: 30,700
414. JEFFREY MAHONEY: 30,050
415. RAYMOND BENDER: 29,750
416. NANCY TODD TYNER: 29,675
417. AKASH SETH: 29,600
418. CHRISTOPHER MITCHELL: 29,325
419. MICHAEL MORGOUSKY: 29,300
420. ANDRES PADA: 29,275
421. REBECCA GENNETT: 28,925
422. JOSEPH CAPPELLO: 28,850
423. ALAN LEVINSON: 28,800
424. JEFFREY SAUNDERS: 28,450
425. CHRISTOPHER MITCHELL: 28,450
426. BRYAN SCHLIEPER: 27,950
427. SUKRU KEKILLI: 27,850
428. SOON-EOK JUNG: 27,600
429. MICHAEL CONTESSA: 27,600
430. BRIAN LITT: 27,375
431. JERRY MAHER: 27,250
432. RAFAEL RODRIGUEZ: 27,125
433. NARINDER KHASRIA: 27,000
434. MARK LLORENTE: 26,950
435. ERIK BAIAMONTE: 26,950
436. MICHAEL JUDGE: 26,875
437. VINCENT DONOHUE: 26,850
438. CARMEN LABRUTO: 26,725
439. JONATHAN BASCOM: 26,550
440. EDWARD JACOBS: 26,475
441. JEAN LEDOUX: 26,375
442. HENRY RONDON: 26,100
443. STEVEN CALVANESO: 26,100
444. ANTHONY SANTERAMO: 25,700
445. KAVON SHAMLOO: 25,700
446. LACEY JONES: 25,625
447. CARMINE GENOVESE: 25,550
448. ROBERT COLAO: 25,300
449. MARC DUQUETTE: 25,275
450. MIKE MESKIN: 25,275
451. SANG KIM: 25,250
452. JEREMY PERRIN: 25,250
453. VIET NGUYEN,: 25,025
454. JOSEPH PRIMAVERA: 25,000
455. ERIC SIEGEL: 25,000
456. ORY HEN: 24,975
457. DOUGLAS KIM: 24,950
458. GERASOMOU SILIVERDES: 24,775
459. MICHAEL BROWN: 24,750
460. FARIBORZ SATERI: 24,700
461. ROBERT VARKONYI: 24,700
462. JOSEPH DADDARIO: 24,300
463. PHONG THAN NGUYEN: 24,200
464. PASQUALE DIGIULIO: 24,000
465. MARK REYNOLDS: 23,950
466. RENE BATTISTON: 23,950
467. ALFRED WARRINER: 23,900
468. THOMAS FERRIS: 23,875
469. J. ROBERT HAHN: 23,600
470. HERBERT MONTALBANO: 23,150
471. LEO WALKER: 22,550
472. MICHAEL BUTTACAVOLI: 22,100
473. JESSE ROCKOWITZ: 21,925
474. ZIYA RAHIM: 21,875
475. JAHSON SPENCE: 21,600
476. SHAWN MAILLET: 21,600
477. JOSEPH PITEK: 21,250
478. GEORGE ZAFIROPOULOS: 20,950
479. FRANCIS CIPRIANO: 20,900
480. CHARLES FORSCH: 20,775
481. STEVEN LERNER: 20,750
482. MANGAT SINGH: 20,525
483. JASON HENRICI: 20,525
484. CHONG IM: 20,450
485. SURESH PRABHU: 20,425
486. SAZAN LUSHA: 20,225
487. SHANE MASTERS: 20,075
488. GREGORY RUDOLPH: 20,000
489. TRI HOANG: 19,950
490. JIMMY HADDAD: 19,725
491. BARTHOLOMEW MIKULSKI: 19,600
492. ANTONIO SCHIANO: 19,325
493. JOHN SPADAVECCHIA: 19,250
494. PATRICK MULLANEY JR: 19,250
495. BUCK RAMSAY: 19,225
496. CHRIS LASCO: 19,100
497. ROBERT FAD: 19,075
498. CHRIS CARLSON: 19,000
499. ROBERT INFANZON: 18,850
500. KURT JEWELL: 18,800
501. PETER LUBRANO: 18,700
502. THOMAS SPELLACY: 18,350
503. JAMES SHERIDAN: 18,300
504. DAVID ROUNICK: 18,300
505. JOHN PAPPAS: 18,100
506. CURT KOHLBERG: 18,075
507. BENJAMIN EILERS: 17,850
508. HEUNG YOON: 17,800
509. WILLIAM PILOSSOPH: 17,750
510. DOMENICO BARRETTA: 17,300
511. STEPHEN MICALIZZI: 17,175
512. STEVE RYAN: 17,125
513. JOSEPH RAPOSA: 16,900
514. FRANCIS FULMER: 16,850
515. VASILLIOS HRISAFINIS: 16,700
516. DAVID LEWIS: 16,600
517. SALVATORE BUSACCA: 16,500
518. JOANNE MONTEAVARO: 16,450
519. LAWRENCE ABRAMS: 16,375
520. GHOLAM FAKHIMI: 16,250
521. MATTHEW CHANG: 16,175
522. ALLEN KESSLER: 15,850
523. DAVID ROSENAU: 15,750
524. BERNARD LEE: 15,700
525. STUART NELSON: 15,275
526. FRANK RANDAZZO: 15,000
527. ANGEL SOTO: 14,875
528. YOSSI AZULAY: 14,800
529. EDOUARD PETROVSKI: 14,350
530. DEAN SCHULTZ: 13,250
531. FARZAD ROUHANI: 13,000
532. ROBERT DEPASQUALE: 12,800
533. PATRICK BRAGA: 12,575
534. JOHN DOLAN: 12,125
535. ANTHONY ARGILA: 12,050
536. JEREMIAH DEGREEF: 11,750
537. MAURICE PARADIS: 11,450
538. TIMOTHY FINNE: 11,350
539. LOUISE FRANCOEUR: 11,050
540. TJ SHULMAN: 10,600
541. YING WONG: 10,600
542. JENNIFER GREEN: 10,475
543. STEPHEN CELESTE JR: 10,450
544. PHILIP CONSOLO: 10,225
545. DAVID POCES: 9,150
546. GUS MAESTRALES: 8,800
547. CHRISTOPHER BONITA: 8,475
548. KENNETH WEINER: 8,250
549. URI KADOSH: 7,300
550. THOMAS LIEB: 7,200
551. JEFFERY MURPHY: 6,875
552. BRONISLAV BEREZOVSKY: 6,800
553. NEVILLE DARRELL: 6,550
554. BEHROOZ JAMSHIDI: 5,450
555. DAVID SAVASTANO: 3,950