What could be more WSOP than Kevmath?
Tomorrow’s the last entry day for this year’s World Series of Poker Main Event and as I’m still in Portland for a variety of reasons, it looks like another year that I’m not playing it. Good luck to everybody luck enough to be playing today (Steve Roselius) and tomorrow, and to the folks that have already made it through to Day 2 (Angela Jordison and Jackie Burkhart, among others)! Wish I was there to at least rail.
Key to the Leaderboard
- Name and home town (according to the player’s Hendon Mob profile).
- The player’s most recent ranking in the PNW Poker Leaderboard in italics. If this is their first time on the Leaderboard, an em dash (—)
- Their new standing in bold, preceded by the pound sign (#).
- Their change in status on the Leaderboard (with an arrow indicating up or down), or a black club (♣) if this is their first appearance.
- For each of the tournaments that are being recognized in this Leaderboard:
- The name and link to the Hendon Mob listing for that tournament.
- The player’s finishing position in the tournament and thge number of entries.
- The tournament prize pool in US dollars.
Michael Kinney (Big Lake, Alaska)
69th of 7188 entries, $6.3M prize pool
Daniel Gates (Sammamish, Washington)
3rd of 637 entries, $127.4K prize pool
Garett Maybery (Edmonton, Alberta)
87th of 7961 entries, $10.6M prize pool
Matt Affleck (Seattle, Washington)
75th of 7961 entries, $10.6M prize pool
Adam Barker (Bonney Lake, Washington)
3rd of 333 entries, $109.8K prize pool
Russell Harp (Keizer, Oregon)
39th of 13595 entries, $4.4M prize pool
T Jerrold Jackson (Calgary, Alberta)
24th of 2669 entries, $2.3M prize pool
Marc Desantis (Portland, Oregon)
44th of 13595 entries, $4.4M prize pool
Due to the fact that you can cash in multiple flights on the entry days, Desantis also placed 156th in the Colossus.
Stanislav Kriventsov (British Columbia)
2nd of 637 entries, $127.4K prize pool
John Hartmann (Seattle, Washington)
49th of 7188 entries, $6.3M prize pool
Jason Adams (Salmon Creek, Washington)
12th of 1303 entries, $1.7M prize pool
Tommy Kivela (Olympia, Washington)
34th of 1977 entries, $3.5M prize pool
Ryan Stoker (Spokane, Washington)
68th of 7961 entries, $10.6M prize pool
Richard Lewis (West Richland, Washington)
41st of 7188 entries, $6.3M prize pool
Brian McKay (Fort McMurray, Alberta)
38th of 7188 entries, $6.3M prize pool
Reginald Caymol (Seattle, Washington)
4th of 246 entries, $241K prize pool
Adam Todd (Rogers, Alaska)
36th of 1428 entries, $4.6M prize pool
Andy Truong (Edmonton, Alberta)
71st of 7961 entries, $10.6M prize pool
Idris Gencoglu (Vancouver, British Columbia)
2nd of 178 entries, $125.1K prize pool
Mohammad Mufti (Bellevue, Washington)
2nd of 569 entries, $113.8K prize pool
This cash wasn’t as large as some of the others this far down the list (which is roughly ordered by the total amount of winnings reported in this period) but Mufti racked up four other smaller cashes over the last couple weeks of June, and two more on the first two days of July.
Jimmy Lee (Edmonton, Alberta)
13th of 2154 entries, $2M prize pool
Thomas Hassell (Portland, Oregon)
1st of 637 entries, $127.4K prize pool
If you’ve got a sharp eye, you might be wondering: “Hey, there are three WSOP Deep Stack results shown, with the same number of entries, and players in the top three positions, were they all from the same day?” If so, you’d be correct, because Hassell, Kriventsov, and Gates were the PNW trifecta on 20 June.
Andy Su (Portland, Oregon)
25th of 13595 entries, $4.4M prize pool
David Johnson (Grande Prairie, Alberta)
3rd of 247 entries, $0 prize pool
Hendon Mob has the prize pool for this event at $49K, but the top prize was $35K, so I’m fairly ceretain that’s wrong. The WSOP site just says tbd.
Joseph Leung (Vancouver, British Columbia)
5th of 362 entries, $354K prize pool
Dominick French (Victoria, British Columbia)
15th of 13595 entries, $4.4M prize pool
Kao Saechao (Renton, Washington)
10th of 1437 entries, $1.9M prize pool
Jeffrey Sims (Kent, Washington)
24th of 7188 entries, $6.3M prize pool
Jamey Hendrickson (Auburn, Washington)
8th of 719 entries, $1.9M prize pool
Kyle Ho (Burnaby, British Columbia)
21st of 719 entries, $1.9M prize pool
Kyle Ho (Burnaby, British Columbia)
22nd of 2569 entries, $3.4M prize pool
Between the WSOP, the Venetian, and the Wynn, Ho had a total of 8 cashes in the last half of June.
Jonas Mackoff (North Vancouver, British Columbia)
42nd of 1977 entries, $3.5M prize pool
This individual result was just over the threshold to get on the Leaderboard, but Mackoff is another of the serial cashers appearing here, with twelve WSOP cashes (both live and online) in June, as well as a cash at the Venetian.
Brandon Cantu (Vancouver, Washington)
21st of 788 entries, $3.6M prize pool
Rafael Lebron (Puyallup, Washington)
6th of 2569 entries, $3.4M prize pool
Harsukhpaul Sangha (Surrey, British Columbia)
28th of 7961 entries, $10.6M prize pool
Adam Crockett (North Vancouver, British Columbia)
1st of 766 entries, $153.2K prize pool
Adam Crockett (North Vancouver, British Columbia)
2nd of 246 entries, $81.1K prize pool
Kristy Means (Portland, Oregon)
1st of 517 entries, $263.6K prize pool
Nice.
Nicholas Sena-Hopkins (Seattle, Washington)
6th of 3209 entries, $1.4M prize pool
Matthew Jewett (Shoreline, Washington)
1st of 299 entries, $291.5K prize pool
Charles Coultas (Mill Creek, Washington)
4th of 1437 entries, $1.9M prize pool
James Romero (Portland, Oregon)
6th of 1428 entries, $4.6M prize pool
Romero recovers the #6 spot from Dylan Linde after getting leap-frogged in the last Leaderboard.
