World Poker Tour season 7 results




Below are the results of season seven of the World Poker Tour (2008-2009). The WPT Celebrity Invitational had the first female winner of the WPT.




Contents






  • 1 Results


    • 1.1 Spanish Championship


    • 1.2 Bellagio Cup IV


    • 1.3 Legends of Poker


    • 1.4 Borgata Poker Open


    • 1.5 North American Poker Championship


    • 1.6 Festa Al Lago


    • 1.7 Foxwoods World Poker Finals


    • 1.8 Doyle Brunson Five Diamond World Poker Classic


    • 1.9 Southern Poker Championship


    • 1.10 L.A. Poker Classic


    • 1.11 Bay 101 Shooting Star


    • 1.12 Foxwoods Poker Classic


    • 1.13 WPT World Championship




  • 2 Other Events


  • 3 References





Results



Spanish Championship




  • Casino: Casino Barcelona, Barcelona [1]


  • Buy-in: €5,000


  • 5-Day Event: Friday, May 23, 2008 to Tuesday, May 27, 2008


  • Number of Entries: 253


  • Total Prize Pool: €1,278,396 ($1,993,072)


  • Number of Payouts: 27










































Final Table
Place
 Name
 Prize
1st Casper Hansen €425,000 ($662,592)
2nd Stefan Mattsson €220,000 ($342,989)
3rd Thiago Nishijima €112,300 ($175,080)
4th Andres Vidal €87,400 ($136,260)
5th Guy Sitbon €75,000 ($116,928)
6th Martin Lundenius €62,300 ($97,128)


Bellagio Cup IV




  • Casino: Bellagio, Las Vegas [1]


  • Buy-in: $15,000


  • 7-Day Event: Friday, July 11, 2008 to Thursday, July 17, 2008


  • Number of Entries: 446


  • Total Prize Pool: $6,489,300


  • Number of Payouts: 100


  • Winning Hand: Q♥ 9♠










































Final Table
Place
 Name
 Prize
1st Mike Watson $1,673,770
2nd David Benyamine $840,295
3rd Luke Staudenmaier $452,465
4th Ralph Perry $290,900
5th John Phan $193,915
6th Gabriel Thaler $129,275


Legends of Poker




  • Casino: Bicycle Casino, Los Angeles [1]


  • Buy-in: $10,000


  • 6-Day Event: Saturday, August 23, 2008 to Thursday, August 28, 2008


  • Number of Entries: 373


  • Total Prize Pool: $3,520,738


  • Number of Payouts: 36


  • Winning Hand: 3♠ 3♥










































Final Table
Place
 Name
 Prize
1st John Phan $1,116,428
2nd Amit Makhija $563,320
3rd Zachary Clark $281,645
4th Paul Smith $246,450
5th Trong Nguyen $211,245
6th Kyle Wilson $176,035


Borgata Poker Open




  • Casino: Borgata, Atlantic City [1]


  • Buy-in: $10,000


  • 5-Day Event: Sunday, September 14, 2008 to Thursday, September 18, 2008


  • Number of Entries: 516


  • Total Prize Pool: $5,000,000


  • Number of Payouts: 54


  • Winning Hand: A♦ J♠










































Final Table
Place
 Name
 Prize
1st Vivek Rajkumar $1,424,500
2nd Sang Kim $750,000
3rd Dan Heimiller $387,500
4th Jason Strochak $337,500
5th Mark Seif $287,500
6th Andrew Knee $237,500


North American Poker Championship




  • Casino: Fallsview Casino Resort, Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada [1]


  • Buy-in: C$10,000 (US$8,500)


  • 7-Day Event: Friday, October 10, 2008 to Thursday, October 16, 2008


  • Number of Entries: 454


  • Total Prize Pool: C$4,374,475 (US$3,829,391)


  • Number of Payouts: 45


  • Winning Hand: A♠ K♠










































Final Table
Place
 Name
 Prize
1st Glen Witmer C$1,250,352 (US$1,084,256)
2nd Gavin Smith C$612,427 (US$542,129)
3rd Kathy Liebert C$319,337 (US$282,682)
4th Ryan Fisler C$262,469 (US$232,341)
5th Marc Karam C$196,851 (US$174,255)
6th James Trenholm C$153,107 (US$135,533)


Festa Al Lago




  • Casino: Bellagio, Las Vegas [1]


  • Buy-in: $15,000


  • 7-Day Event: Monday, October 20, 2008 to Sunday, October 26, 2008


  • Number of Entries: 368


  • Total Prize Pool: $5,354,000


  • Number of Payouts: 50


  • Winning Hand: 10♥ 10♠










































Final Table
Place
 Name
 Prize
1st Bertrand Grospellier $1,411,015
2nd Nam Le $943,215
3rd Osmin Dardon $506,245
4th Nenad Medic $373,010
5th Adam Levy $266,445
6th Will Mietz $186,510


Foxwoods World Poker Finals




  • Casino: Foxwoods, Mashantucket, Connecticut


  • Buy-in: $10,000


  • 7-Day Event: Wednesday, November 5, 2008 to Tuesday, November 11, 2008


  • Number of Entries: 412


  • Total Prize Pool: $3,876,508


  • Number of Payouts: 50


  • Winning Hand: A♣ Q♥










































Final Table
Place
 Name
 Prize
1st Jonathan Little $1,120,310
2nd Jonathan Jaffe $670,636
3rd Charles Marchese $337,256
4th David Pham $240,344
5th Jack Schanbacher $182,196
6th Mike Matusow $124,048


Doyle Brunson Five Diamond World Poker Classic




  • Casino: Bellagio, Las Vegas


  • Buy-in: $15,000


  • 7-Day Event: Saturday, December 13, 2008 to Friday, December 19, 2008


  • Number of Entries: 497


  • Total Prize Pool: $7,231,350


  • Number of Payouts: 100


  • Winning Hand: K♦ K♠










































Final Table
Place
 Name
 Prize
1st David Rheem $1,538,730
2nd Justin Young $936,760
3rd Evan McNiff $540,440
4th Steve Sung $396,205
5th Amnon Filippi $288,235
6th Hoyt Corkins $216,175


Southern Poker Championship




  • Casino: Beau Rivage, Biloxi


  • Buy-in: $10,000


  • 4-Day Event: Wednesday, January 14, 2009 to Saturday, January 17, 2009


  • Number of Entries: 283


  • Total Prize Pool: $2,662,747


  • Number of Payouts: 27


  • Winning Hand: A♦ 4♥










































Final Table
Place
 Name
 Prize
1st Allen Carter $1,025,500
2nd Bobby Suer $501,028
3rd Soheil Shamseddin $263,725
4th Hilbert Shirey $184,607
5th Tyler Smith $134,500
6th Chuck Kim $105,490


L.A. Poker Classic




  • Casino: Commerce Casino, Los Angeles


  • Buy-in: $10,000


  • 6-Day Event: Saturday, February 21, 2009 to Thursday, February 26, 2009


  • Number of Entries: 696


  • Total Prize Pool: $6,681,600


  • Number of Payouts: 63


  • Winning Hand: K♣ 5♣










































Final Table
Place
 Name
 Prize
1st Cornel Andrew Cimpan $1,686,760
2nd Binh Nguyen $935,424
3rd Mike Sowers $654,797
4th Chris Karagulleyan $430,963
5th Pat Walsh $310,694
6th Chris Ferguson $240,538


Bay 101 Shooting Star




  • Casino: Bay 101, San Jose, California


  • Buy-in: $10,000


  • 5-Day Event: Monday, March 16, 2009 to Friday, March 20, 2009


  • Number of Entries: 391


  • Total Prize Pool: $3 714 500


  • Number of Payouts: 45


  • Winning Hand: A♣ 9♥










































Final Table
Place
 Name
 Prize
1st Steve Brecher $1,025,500
2nd Kathy Liebert $550,000
3rd Chris Moore $291,500
4th Tony Behari $230,000
5th Thao Le $180,000
6th Chau Vu $135,000


Foxwoods Poker Classic




  • Casino: Foxwoods, Mashantucket, Connecticut


  • Buy-in: $10,000


  • 6-Day Event: Friday, April 3, 2009 to Wednesday, April 8, 2009


  • Number of Entries: 259


  • Total Prize Pool: $2,436,930


  • Number of Payouts: 30


  • Winning Hand: 7♠ 6♠










































Final Table
Place
 Name
 Prize
1st Vadim Trincher $731,079
2nd Amnon Filippi $409,405
3rd Lenny Cortellino $214,449
4th Matt Casterella $138,905
5th Alex Perelberg $106,007
6th Joe Raposa $85,292


WPT World Championship




  • Casino: Bellagio, Las Vegas


  • Buy-in: $25,000


  • 8-Day Event: Saturday, April 18, 2009 to Saturday, April 25, 2009


  • Number of Entries: 338


  • Total Prize Pool: $8,172,250


  • Number of Payouts: 50


  • Winning Hand: A♠ 3♣










































Final Table
Place
 Name
 Prize
1st Yevgeniy Timoshenko $2,143,655
2nd Ran Azor $1,441,975
3rd Bertrand Grospellier $773,940
4th Christian Harder $570,265
5th Shannon Shorr $407,340
6th Scotty Nguyen $285,135


Other Events


During season 7 of the WPT there were two special events that did not apply to the Player of the Year standings:



  • The LA Poker Classic Heads Up Championship - February 18-20, 2009 - Commerce Casino - prelude to Event #10: L.A. Poker Classic

  • The WPT Celebrity Invitational - Feb 28 - Mar 2, 2009 - Commerce Casino - postscript to Event #10: L.A. Poker Classic



References





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