Poker Tournament Results

United States Poker Championship

Place	Name	Prize
1	Joseph Ingargiola (Las Vegas, Nv)	$36,852
2	Weller Wilson Jr (Rising Sun, MD)	$18,924
3	Brian Haveson (Surf City, NJ, USA)	$9,462
4	Dennis Maher (New Windsor, NY, USA)	$5,976
5	Eric Panayiotou (Tom's River, NY, USA)	$4,482
6	Cy Jassinowsky (Johannesburg, South Africa)	$3,486
7	Richard Couchman (Inwood, WV, USA)	$2,490
8	Amir Vahedi (Sherman Oaks, CA, USA)	$1,992
9	Paul Darden Jr (Hamdem, CT, USA)	$1,593
10	Soraya Stewart (Atlantic City, NJ)	$1,195
11	Frank Szabo (Charlotte, NC, USA)	$1,195
12	Terry English (Lewis, DE)	$1,195
13	Kieu Duong (Mays Landing, NJ, USA)	$996
14	Varl Bleeker (Warren, NJ, USA)	$996
15	Allan Colon (Oceanside, NY, USA)	$996
16	Fred Koubi (Van Nuys, CA, USA)	$796
17	Jan Olav Sjavik (Oslo, Norway)	$796
18	Tom Savitsky (Randolph, NJ, USA)	$796
19	Mikhail Logatchev (Galloway, NJ, USA)	$597
20	Glen Bindelglass (Boca Raton, FL, USA)	$597
21	Michael Terrell (Hamilton, OH, USA)	$597
22	John Myung (Vienna, VA, USA)	$597
23	Neil Harvey (York, PA, USA)	$597
24	Kevin Vinh Van Ha (Douglassville, PA, USA)	$597
25	John Bonetti (Houston, TX, USA)	$597
26	Bruce Fischbein (Long Branch, NJ)	$597
27	Ray DiDonato (Laurel Springs, NJ, USA)	$597

Tournament Report

This evening's presentation includes: The Third Man, The Thin Man and The Quiet Man. The feature presentation, The Quiet Man, Joseph Ingargiola, AKA Joe Thomas, gave an Oscar winning performance by acquiring all the chips and first place victory in the Limit Hold'em event. Joe was, reluctantly, the last entrant in today's event and by employing his strategy of early aggressive action, proved that the self-waiting strategy is predictable and flawed. Don't sit on those chips! Remember, courage is the greatest of human virtues, because it makes all the others possible! Congratulations Joe, On your new born son!. The second feature, The Thin Man, Weller Wilson Jr, defied the odds and captured the best supporting actor, as the 2nd place finisher in this Limit Hold'em event. A bricklayer by trade, Weller incorportated his skills, patience and dexterity to out manuever 330 other entrants. In humbly accepting his honors, a special note of acknowledgement goes to his brother Stewart. The final feature for this evening, The Third Man, Brian Haverson gave a performance even Alfred Hitchcock would be pleased with. The suspense and thrill of pocket aces kept the audience on edge until the mystery revealed a third place finisher for Brian. This Nutri-System professional plays poker on an occasional basis and has proven his talents and crowd appeal. We hope that you enjoyed tonights performances. So stay tuned.....don't touch that dial, for the up and coming attractions should be Blockbusters! Paul Geletei We would like to welcome everyone to the United States Poker Championship and wish all a pleasant experience.