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Final Results (PDF) 2019 SEMINOLE HARD ROCK POKER OPEN EVENT #20 $5,250 No Limit Hold-em (Single Re-Entry) 8/9/19 thru 8/13/19 Entries: 809 Total Buy-In: $5,250 Prize Pool: $3,923,650 * Denotes Chop PLACE NAME FROM WINNINGS 1 SEAN WINTER JACKSONVILLE, FL $698,175 2 SHALOM ELHARAR MIAMI, FL $487,695 3 JERRY ROBINSON JR RALEIGH, NC $314,230 4 JORDAN FISCH TORONTO, ON $232,065 5 GIULIANO LENTINI NEW YORK, NY $176,350 6 BEN FARRELL BIRMINGHAM, $139,705 7 JOSEPH CHEONG HENDERSON, NV $115,300 8 BRANDON CARL SAN FRANCISCO, CA $91,365 9 NICHOLAS SCHWARMANN ORLANDO, FL $69,800 10 HAIM GIL NAGAR HOLLYWOOD, FL $69,800 11 BYRON KAVERMAN FORT JENNINGS, OH $57,325 12 THOMAS BOIVIN TEDDINGTON, $57,325 13 ADAM ZELTSER BROOKLYN, NY $45,395 14 TONY SINISHTAJ BRONX, NY $45,395 15 RYAN RIESS LAS VEGAS, NV $45,395 16 ALEXIS GAVIN STONY BROOK, NY $37,665 17 JONATHAN COHEN Panama, $37,665 18 TRUNG TRAN HOUSTON, TX $37,665 19 MICHAEL NEWMAN NANUET, NY $30,920 20 JAVIER SARACHE WESTON, FL $30,920 21 NURI KURAL DENTZLT, $30,920 22 JOSEPH CADA SHELBY TOWNSHIP, MI $26,210 23 ROBERTO ALBERRO MIAMI, FL $26,210 24 THOMAS MARCHESE LAS VEGAS, NV $26,210 25 DANIEL COUZENS WEST HARTFORD, CT $21,695 26 JARED JAFFEE LAS VEGAS, NV $21,695 27 SHEA SMITH FORT LAUDERDALE, FL $21,695 28 OFER PELEG SUNNY ISLES BEACH, FL $18,050 29 AIDAN HYNES Sligo, $18,050 30 ANTONIOS ROUNGERIS LONG BEACH, CA $18,050 31 CHRISTOPHER MONEYMAKER ARLINGTON, TN $18,050 32 PHILLIP HUI TAMARAC, FL $18,050 33 JOHN SPADAVECCHIA JR PARKLAND, FL $18,050 34 MOHSIN CHARANIA DES PLAINES, IL $18,050 35 ATHANASIOS POLYCHRONOPOULOS DELRAY BEACH, FL $18,050 36 DOVID LAKEIN MIAMI BEACH, FL $18,050 37 ALEKSEY VADIMOVICII SHABUROV moscow, $15,695 38 ALEKSANDR SHEVELEV KRASNOYARSK, $15,695 39 SHANNON SHORR HOMEWOOD, AL $15,695 40 BENJAMIN ZAMANI BOCA RATON, FL $15,695 41 MICHAEL ROSSITTO BOLOGNA, $15,695 42 TIMOTHY MILES MIAMI, FL $15,695 43 MATTHEW SMITH MARGATE, FL $15,695 44 BRANDON EISEN LAS VEGAS, NV $15,695 45 SHAWN NGUYEN ROYAL PALM BEACH, FL $15,695 46 STOYAN OBRESHKOV PLOVDIV, $13,930 47 ANIRUDH PONNALA PROVIDENCE, RI $13,930 48 JERRY WONG DAVIE, FL $13,930 49 BYRON REM PALATINE, IL $13,930 50 JAMES CALDERARO VENICE, FL $13,930 51 DAVID SHMUEL MIAMI, FL $13,930 52 MICHAEL WADLOW BOYNTON BEACH, FL $13,930 53 LYTLE ALLEN smyrna, TN $13,930 54 JAMI KOPACZ FORT LAUDERDALE, FL $13,930 55 CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON HENDERSON, NV $12,595 56 DANIEL SUIED HALLANDALE, FL $12,595 57 KEVIN BLEWITT TAMPA, FL $12,595 58 TRAVIS KLEIN WINTER HAVEN, FL $12,595 59 ANDREY KOTELNIKOV COCONUT CREEK, FL $12,595 60 FILIPP KHAVIN SAINT PETERSBURG, FL $12,595 61 MUKUL PAHUJA NORTHPORT, NY $12,595 62 ROBERT MATHER REDDING, CA $12,595 63 SCOTT BAUMSTEIN FT LAUDERDALE, FL $12,595 64 MICHAEL VELA NEWBURGH, NY $11,455 65 NICOLAS YUNIS DORAL, FL $11,455 66 RALPH MASSEY CHICAGO, IL $11,455 67 GIL MORGENSZTERN SAO PAULO, $11,455 68 CONG PHAM NAPLES, FL $11,455 69 CHANDAN MATHUR GOLDEN BEACH, FL $11,455 70 DANIEL WIRGAU MIAMI, FL $11,455 71 MATAS CIMBOLAS London, $11,455 72 RONALD SPOONER CAPE CORAL, FL $11,455 73 ANDRZEJ ROGOWSKI CHICAGO, IL $10,475 74 OLIVIER BUSQUET EDGEWATER, NJ $10,475 75 BRIAN ALTMAN BOSTON, MA $10,475 76 JEREMY AUSMUS LAS VEGAS, NV $10,475 77 BRUCE KRAMER WESTMINSTER, CA $10,475 78 KENNETH O'DONNELL SEMINOLE, FL $10,475 79 RILEY FULLER BOCA RATON, FL $10,475 80 DAVID LEVI LAS VEGAS, NV $10,475 81 SEAN REMZ LAKE WORTH, FL $10,475 82 MICHAEL DEL VECCHIO LAS VEGAS, NV $9,615 83 JOHN STEVENSON PLANTATION, FL $9,615 84 JAMES CARROLL LAS VEGAS, NV $9,615 85 ADAM OWEN FOLKESTONE, $9,615 86 STEPHEN MA ROCKVILLE, MD $9,615 87 MIHAI ITOAFA LITTLETON, CO $9,615 88 ALEXANDER GAMBINO PLANTATION, FL $9,615 89 MATTHEW BERKEY LAS VEGAS, NV $9,615 90 KAINALU MCCUE las vegas, NV $9,615 91 HARVEY VANDEVEN OCALA, FL $8,750 92 RICHARD ALATI PHOENIX, AZ $8,750 93 BRIAN YOON LAS VEGAS, NV $8,750 94 VINICIUS LIMA LAS VEGAS, NV $8,750 95 TIMOTHY REILLY BOSTON, MA $8,750 96 MARC SACHELI MIAMI, FL $8,750 97 GREG LEVINE TAMARAC, FL $8,750 98 JASON WANDLING BOYNTON BEACH, FL $8,750 99 BENJAMIN JONES Warrington, $8,750 100 DIMITRY AGRACHOV DELRAY BEACH, FL $7,925 101 JOHN DOLAN LITHIA, FL $7,925 102 TOMAS SCHLESINGER HALLANDALE, FL $7,925 .
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