$400 NLHE Madness Giant Stack $25,000 Guaranteed | Structure
Level 20: 20,000/40,000 with a 40,000 ante
Remaining Players: 1 of 91
Xiang Zou topped the tiled of 91 entries in the $400 Giant Stack tonight here in the Resorts World Poker Room on the Las Vegas Strip. Zou was the perennial chip leader during the final stages of the tournament, and he took home the top prize worth $9,000 along with the custom PokerAtlas Tour trophy.
Here is a look at the final results:
1st: Xiang Zou – $9,000
2nd: Jason Hodges – $6,233
3rd: Harold Hyatt – $3,604
4th: Jay Park – $2,327
5th: Anatoly Zharnitsky – $1,802
6th: Steven Stolzman – $1,426
7th: Frank Caravas – $1,201
8th: Sean Hampson – $1,051
9th: Danny Chen – $953
10th: Loren Weiss – $871
11th: A. Lope – $811
12th: Preston Fox – $751
$400 NLHE Madness Giant Stack $25,000 Guaranteed | Structure
Level 9: 2,500/5,000 with a 5,000 ante
Remaining Players: 20 of 91
The chip leader from the last break was Xiang Zhou with 976,000, and rounding out the top three were Jason Hodges (656,000), and Anatoly Zharnitsky (598,000). You can check out the full chip counts for the field right here.
$400 NLHE Madness Giant Stack $25,000 Guaranteed | Structure
Level 16: 6,000/12,000 with a 12,000 ante
Remaining Players: 9 of 91
Event 2 Final Table
The final nine players are now seated at the final table for Event 2. Xiang Zhou is the chip leader with 976,000, and right behind him are Jason Hodges (656,000) and Sean Hampson (599,000). Check out the full chip counts right here. The prize money still up for grabs is as follows:
$400 NLHE Madness Giant Stack $25,000 Guaranteed | Structure
Level 9: 2,500/5,000 with a 5,000 ante
Remaining Players: 20 of 91
The chip leader from the last break was Sean Hampson with 597,000, and rounding out the top three were Jason Clark (416,000), and Nicholas Carson (416,000). You can check out the full chip counts for the field right here.
$400 NLHE Madness Giant Stack $25,000 Guaranteed | Structure
Level 5: 400/800 with a 800 ante
Entries: 73
The chip leader from the first break was Harold Hyatt with 193,000, and rounding out the top three were Justin Tilley (167,800), and Ronald Hasbrouck (108,200). You can check out the full chip counts for the field right here.
