$300 CSOP Big Stack Turbo NLH (Re-Entry)Level 23: 10K/20K/ 2K ante d4z37
Zoltan Czinkota is all-in and both Mark Hoke and Daniel Weinman check down a board of 
. The 
comes on the river and Weinman bets out 40K, and Hoke folds. Weinman turns over 
for the flopped flush, eliminating Czinkota in 4th place. Czinkota takes home $1,397 for his finish.
$300 CSOP Big Stack Turbo NLH (Re-Entry)
Level 22: 8K/16K/ 2K ante
Deborah Mitchell is all in pre-flop, and both Daniel Weinman and Mark Hoke make the call. The board rolls out 
and both Hoke and Weinman check down the river. The hole cards are tabled:
Weinman: 
Hoke: 
Mitchell 
Weinman wins the hand with a pair of nines and scoops the pot, busting Mitchell out in 5th place, good for $1,044.
$300 CSOP Big Stack Turbo NLH (Re-Entry)
Level 22: 8K/16K/ 2K ante
After a series of lost pots, former chip leader Chance Kornuth dwindles his stack down significantly. Nick Yunis has both Kornuth and 940 AM WINZ on-air personality Andy Slater all-in. The board rolls out 
, with Kornuth making a pair of Kings with 
. However, Yunis makes 2 pair with his 
to bust both Kornuth and Slater (who held 
) in the same hand. Kornuth and Slater get 6th ($809) and 7th place ($647), respectively.
$300 CSOP Big Stack Turbo NLH (Re-Entry)
Level 22: 8K/16K/ 2K ante
9 handed play lasts for some time, until the following hand occurs. Joanna Krupa of Real Housewives fame is all-in and at risk of elimination against Daniel Weinman. The cards are tabled:
Krupa: 
Weinman: 
The board is no help for the model/ actress as it comes 
, even though she paired both her hole cards. Weinman wins the hand with 2 pair, Kings and Nines and busts Krupa in 9th place. Krupa gets $441 for her work today.
$300 CSOP Big Stack Turbo NLH (Re-Entry)
Level 17: 2500/5K/ 500 ante
The 12 remaining players are now on their 15 minute break. When they return they’ll be at Level 17 of play: 2500/ 5K/ 500 ante. Chip leader in today’s charity event is Chance Kornuth with just around 300K.
$300 CSOP Big Stack Turbo NLH (Re-Entry)
Level 12: 800/1600/ 200 ante
31 players are left in today’s charity event, where $140 of their buy-in will be going to Habitat For Humanity International and Habitat For Humanity of Broward. Average stack is 41K. We’re paying top 9, here’s what the remaining players have got their eyes on:
Total Entries: 105
Total Prizepool: $14,700
Place – Payout
1. $4,997
2. $2,925
3. $1,911
4. $1,397
5. $1,044
6. $809
7. $647
8. $529
9. $441
$300 CSOP Big Stack Turbo NLH (Re-Entry)
Level 9: 400/800/ 100 ante
Ray Stefanelli (R) and Ryan Cabrera (L)
Another local celebrity playing in today’s charity event is Ray Stefanelli, Director of Poker Marketing for Seminole Gaming. Mr. Stefanelli doesn’t have much experience playing poker, but he’s having a good time regardless. All in the name of charity. Good luck Ray, don’t get bitten by any sharks out there!
Players are on 15 minute break, and it’s the last chance to buy in or rebuy for players before Level 9 starts. 400/800/ 100 ante level is next. 99 players so far.
$300 CSOP Big Stack Turbo NLH (Re-Entry)
Level 7: 250/500/ 50 ante
On a board showing J 10 2 8 6 we see Jared Jaffee scooping in a big pot with , calling the all-in of both Matt Affleck and Nate Morris (from Boyz II Men), who missed the board with A 3. Both Affleck and Morris are knocked out of the event.
Morris says “I can’t believe you called that, you’re not supposed to call that” to Jaffee. Jaffee fires back “Hey, it’s for charity..it’s all about the charity”. Morris graciously says “Nice hand” and says that he will rebuy into the tournament at least one more time.
90 entries so far in today’s charity event.
$300 CSOP Big Stack Turbo NLH (Re-Entry)
Level 5: 150/300/ 25 ante
On a flop of 
, pop star Ryan Cabrera bets out 2K. Nate Morris ( of Boyz II Men) flats. on the turn. Cabrera is first to act and fires 5K. Morris throws his cards into the muck…but it’s not “The End Of The Road” for him just yet. 80 entries so far in today’s charity turbo event.
and Galloway receives no help against Mitchell’s pocket 8s. Galloway is knocked out in 8th place and gets $529.
