Level 7 1C Chipcounts


Catching up a bit after dinner break ran late for the live updates team, here are Day1C chipcounts in Level 7.


Jason Ramos 63,500
George Tomasevich 63,000
Mike Puccio 62,000
Todd Sladek 61,650
Michael Bajza 59,300
Jason Trittipo 46,500
Joe Catterson 45,400
Nick Jivkov 44,200
William Luciano 41,800
Kevin Huntington 39,725
Howard Calderon 36,700
Andrej Rogowski 36,200
Juan Salgado 35,500
Alex Ziskin 34,000
Ed Ochana 32,600
Tajesh Patel 27,200
Jaohn Kurfman 26,750
Joyce . 24,000
Jeremy Smith 23,000
Chris Rogers 20,000
Elester Marr 20,000
Garrett Riley 19,759
John Sinop 19,250
Andres Garcia 19,200
John Schray 18,500
Corey Hochman 13,575
Mike Younan 12,500
Jeannette Mendez 11,800
Xueging Zhao 9,000
Jason Alonzo 8,950
Jeff Evenhouse 8,250

Action has now moved to

Level - 8
Blinds - 300/600
Antes - 75
Entries - 59


-- Dan Ross
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