WSOP Circuit Lake Tahoe - Event 10
No-Limit Hold’em
Buy-in: $2,000 (+80)
Number of Entries: 133
Total Prize Money: $258,020
Official Results:
1. Tony Abesamis, W. Covina, CA, $92,895
2. Dan Schmiech, Houston, TX, 51,605
3. Ben Sarnoff, San Francisco, CA, 28,380
4. David Brock, Stateline, NV, 20,640
5. Mike Heshmati, Morgan Hill, CA, 18,060
6. Toan Nguyen, Sacramento, CA, 15,408
7. Hans ‘Tuna’ Lund, Sparks, NV, 12,700
8. Glen Bean, Biggs, CA, 10,320
9. Mark Edwards, Irvennes, CA, 7,740
Two months ago, Tony Abesamis arrived at the Harrah’s Rincon WSOPC tournament and won the first event, netting $35,950. Most impressive was the fact that Abesamis topped a huge field of 639 players. Now, at Lake Tahoe’s $2,000 buy-in no-limit event, on the eve of the $10,000 buy-in championship, Abesamis has done it again.
The W. Covina, CA-based poker pro topped a field of 133 players and carved out his share of $258,020 in the prize pool. First place paid $92,895. Abesamis now has two gold rings on this year’s World Series of Poker Circuit. He states that he will be shooting for his third gold ring at Harrah’s New Orleans later this month. Alan Schein, who won events in both Atlantic City and Rincon is the only other player with two WSOPC victories.
Report by Nolan Dalla – World Series of Poker Media Director
World Series of Poker Circuit Director – Ken Lambert
World Series of Poker Tournament Director – John Grooms
Harveys Poker Room Manager – Vince Contaxis
Harrah’s Full Service Games Manager -- Steve Schorr
Buy-in: $2,000 (+80)
Number of Entries: 133
Total Prize Money: $258,020
Official Results:
1. Tony Abesamis, W. Covina, CA, $92,895
2. Dan Schmiech, Houston, TX, 51,605
3. Ben Sarnoff, San Francisco, CA, 28,380
4. David Brock, Stateline, NV, 20,640
5. Mike Heshmati, Morgan Hill, CA, 18,060
6. Toan Nguyen, Sacramento, CA, 15,408
7. Hans ‘Tuna’ Lund, Sparks, NV, 12,700
8. Glen Bean, Biggs, CA, 10,320
9. Mark Edwards, Irvennes, CA, 7,740
Tony the Tiger: Southern California poker pro Tony Abesamis becomes WSOP Circuit’s second two-time winner
Two months ago, Tony Abesamis arrived at the Harrah’s Rincon WSOPC tournament and won the first event, netting $35,950. Most impressive was the fact that Abesamis topped a huge field of 639 players. Now, at Lake Tahoe’s $2,000 buy-in no-limit event, on the eve of the $10,000 buy-in championship, Abesamis has done it again.
The W. Covina, CA-based poker pro topped a field of 133 players and carved out his share of $258,020 in the prize pool. First place paid $92,895. Abesamis now has two gold rings on this year’s World Series of Poker Circuit. He states that he will be shooting for his third gold ring at Harrah’s New Orleans later this month. Alan Schein, who won events in both Atlantic City and Rincon is the only other player with two WSOPC victories.
Report by Nolan Dalla – World Series of Poker Media Director
World Series of Poker Circuit Director – Ken Lambert
World Series of Poker Tournament Director – John Grooms
Harveys Poker Room Manager – Vince Contaxis
Harrah’s Full Service Games Manager -- Steve Schorr
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