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Harveys Casino Poker Tournaments WSOP Circuit Event

Event #9 - No Limit Hold'em

November 14, 2007 at 4:00 PM
Harvey's Tahoe Lake Casino
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Buy-In	$500
Prize Pool	$65,475
Entries	135
Report Available

Evan Schwartz

Place	Name	Prize
1	Evan Schwartz AKA "Oakplayer" (Oakland, CA, USA)	$19,675
2	Stephen Dodson (Satellite Beach, FL, USA)	$11,523
3	Jason Stern (San Jose, CA, USA)	$7,922
4	Jason Southwell (Las Vegas, NV, USA)	$5,499
5	Rob Schubert (Orinda, CA, USA)	$4,157
6	Hai Leu (Sacramento, CA, USA)	$3,208
7	Steve Lamar AKA "Chuck" (Salida, CA, USA)	$2,553
8	Brandon Burnsed (Sacramento, CA, USA)	$1,898
9	Darren K Bortmas (Roseville, CA, USA)	$1,375
10	Johnny Cuchia (Stateline, NV, USA)	$982
11	Howard Wolper (Atlantic City, NJ, USA)	$982
12	Gregory Perkins (Apex, NC, USA)	$982
13	Paul Zerwal (Naples, FL, USA)	$852
14	Robert Gallina (Carson City, NV, USA)	$852
15	Martin Rivas (Antelope, CA, USA)	$852
16	Dat Khong (Houston, TX, USA)	$721
17	Ken Selle (Garden Grove, CA, USA)	$721
18	Mark Bonsack AKA "bonsai" (Maple Valley, WA, USA)	$721

Tournament Report

Evan Schwartz Wins Poker Tournament for Second Straight Year at Harvey's Lake Tahoe

Oakland poker player wins $500 buy-in no-limit hold'em event, after winning $1,000 buy-in championship previous year
Stateline, NV - The final tournament event held before the start of the main event at Harvey's Lake Tahoe was Event #9. The $500 buy-in no-limit hold'em event attracted 135 entries, creating a total prize pool of $65,475. The top 18 players received prize money.
The winner was Evan Schwartz from Oakland, CA. First place paid $19,675. This was Mr. Schwartz' second straight year to win an event on the WSOP Circuit at Harvey's Lake Tahoe. Last year, he won the $1,000 buy-in hold'em championship. Schwartz also finished in fourth place in a $2,000 buy-in hold'em event at this year's World Series of Poker held in Las Vegas. He collected $164,907 for that finish. With today's victory, Mr. Schwartz has now won over $200,000 in poker tournaments.

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