Great Blue Heron June 8, 2011 NLH Deep Stack Freeze Out Results

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These are the results from the June 8, 2011 No Limit Hold’em Poker Deep Stack Freeze out Tournament.
This event had 110 players participating for the prize pool of $78,375.00.
The buy-in for the tournament was $750+ $75 admin. Here is a list of the top ten money winning players.

Place

Players

Prize

Hometown

1 Kim Duong $27,431.25 Port Perry Ont.
2 Michael Brigance $14,107.50 Toronto Ont.
3 Giuseppe Galluzzo $8,621.25 Brampton Ont.
4 Zofimo Xavier $7,053.75 Milton Ont.
5 Sam Chau $5,486.25 Port Perry Ont.
6 Daniel Pritchard $4,702.50 Willow Beach Ont.
7 Gino Cavalieri $3,918.75 Brampton Ont.
8 Nicola Basile $3,135.00 Toronto Ont.
9 Graham Lupton $2,351.25 Hamilton Ont.
10 Domenic Stamiscia $1,567.50 Toronto Ont.
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Jon Harnish
35 year old recreational player, husband and father of three from Calgary, Alberta. Enjoy lower stakes cash games including PLO and limit Omaha 8. Any of the micro-stakes HORSE games will play online MTTS and SNGs. Live, Tournaments and Satellites up to $550. I love the game but am far to social to take it seriously and sometimes give up a little to much information at the table because I enjoy discussing the game, so decided it was safest for my bankroll to take up writing about the game. That way I still get to meet the cool people and opinions on the game, but with a little less risk. Writing wise, currently a regular contributor to Poker Pro Canada, like to write profiles, previews and recaps the most. formally wrote for Canadian Poker Player Canada. My Poker Blogs have been featured on CardPlayer Social and SpadeClub as "Recommended" or in newsletters on several occasions and Pokerweblogs as "Blog of the Month". Past projects included organizing and promoting major events with the Canadian Poker Tour, introducing Big Slick Poker Tour to Southern Alberta and directing events and finals.

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