2012 “King of the Cards” Great Blue Heron Charity Casino $1,100 & $550 Results

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With the conclusion of several recent medium limit No Limit Hold’em tournaments, only a few “open” events remain before Great Blue Heron Charity Casino’s “King of the Cards” Invitational is played out. The top 50 players who played at least 6 points qualifying special events held throughout the year will receive V.I.P entry into the season finale and will start with a stack based on the points they have earned.

Several of these of these eligible No Limit Hold’em have recently wrapped up at GBH, including a $550 No Limit Hold’em held on September 26th and an $1,100 that took place on October 10th.

For those curious as to who cashed in, we have those results for you:

 

September 26th – $500 + $50 No Limit Hold’em Freeze out

1st Oswald Fitzgerald $12,312 Richmond Hill
2nd Sascha Pietrowski $7,866 Sutton
3rd Nicola Basile $4,104 Toronto
4th Jim Grant $3,078 Bobcagon
5th James McKenny $2,736 North Bay
6th Christopher Stewart $2,052  Corbeil
7th My Ngoc Nguyen $1,368 Brampton
 8th Wesley Thomas $684 Bradford

Total Players: 72     Total Prize Pool: $34,200

 

October 10 – $1000 + $100 No Limit Hold’em Freeze out

1st Jason Clarke $15,960 Caledon
2nd Mauro Cotechini $9,975 Cedar Valley
3rd Stewart Chantler $5,985  Hillsbourgh
4th  Farid Guliyev $4,788 Toronto
5th Michael Hayes $3,192 Brooklyn Ont.

Total Players: 42     Total Prize Pool: $39,400

 

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Jon Harnish
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