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2024 Pennsylvania State Poker Championship

$550 PSPC Event #1
Day: 2
Event Info

2024 Pennsylvania State Poker Championship

Final Results
Winner
Prize
$47,474
Event Info
Buy-in
$550
Prize Pool
$200,000
Entries
890
Level Info
Level
31
Blinds
100,000 / 200,000
Ante
200,000
Players Info - Day 2
Entries
113
Players Left
1

Kevin Grabel Has Big Chip Lead as The Field Combines for Day 2 of Event 1 $550 Buy-In at the Pennsylvania State Poker Championship

Kevin Grabel
Kevin Grabel

Action continues at the Pennsylvania State Poker Championship at Live! Hotel and Casino Philadelphia when the field combines for Day 2 of $550 PSPC Event #1. After seven flights over four days, this event saw 890 entrants with 113 players qualifying for Day 2. This event has created a prize pool of $412,960, with the top prize being worth $71,150.

Day 1a had 91 entrants, with 12 players quailfying for Day 2, with Donald Stahley (373,500) bagging the chip lead.

Day 1b saw Wen Zhang (449,000) sitting at the top of the leaderboard after there were 83 entrants, and 11 players advancing to Day 2.

On Day 1c David Martinko (374,000) held the chip lead after the flight saw 101 entrants, and 13 players making it to Day 2.

John Wilson (347,500) was the leader after Day 1d in a flight that had 70 entrants, and 9 players making Day 2.

After Day 1e Sean Fellman (551.000) led the way after there were 135 entrants and 17 players qualifying for Day 2.

Joseph Iannacone (488,000) bagged the chip lead in Day 1f after 140 entrants and 18 players qualifying for Day 2.

The overall chip leader coming into Day 2 is Kevin Grabel (889,000) who bagged the chip lead after Day 1g, the largest of the seven flights. The final flight saw 270 entrants, and 34 players making it to Day 2.

Sean Fellman
Sean Fellman

Top 10 Chip Counts for Day 2 of $550 PSPC Event #1

PlaceNameCountryChip Count
1Kevin GrabelUnited States889,000
2Daniel BuzgonUnited States589,000
3Sean FellmanUnited States551,000
4Joseph IannaconeUnited States488,000
5Luke RothschildUnited States480,000
6Daniel LimUnited States476500
7Jonathan StoeberUnited States466,000
8Emanuel KanuUnited States462,000
9Wen ZhangUnited States449,000
10Joe CutlerUnited States437,000

Players were allowed to bag and play multiple flights after to increase their chip stack for Day 2. The only player to bag twice, was Christopher Hancock. He will receive a min cash for the smaller chip stack.

Besides the top prize and trophy, there will also be a Gold Pass to theNAPT Las Vegas Main Event in November given away. PokerStars will be awarding the last online qualifier standing the Gold Pass package, which includes travel, accommodation, and the $5,300 tournament buy-in. After the seven flights, 15 NAPT qualifiers made Day 2.

Brandon Mueller
Brandon Mueller

NAPT Qualifiers Who Advanced to Day 2

NameCountryChip Count
Joe CutlerUnited States437,000
Brandon MuellerUnited States295,500
Jeffery ChrinUnited States288,500
Zachary WeimerUnited States263,000
Andrew KershawUnited States248,000
Gary MartinUnited States246,000
Daniele McGinnisUnited States236,500
Steve GerwirtzUnited States213,000
David KuderUnited States212,000
Akash HotwantUnited States196,000
Robert McGarryUnited States190,000
Karneet AroraUnited States154,500
Joseph HagedornUnited States110,000
Jordan EarlUnited States26,000

This event has created a prize pool of $412,960, with the top prize being worth $71,150. All 114 remaining players have locked up a min cash of $725.

Total Payout Structure

PlacePrizePlacePrize
1$71,15022-24$2,690
2$50,25525-27$2,195
3$32,74528-36$1,870
4$24,20037-45$1,625
5$18,33546-54$1,435
6$14,62055-63$1,300
7$12,10064-72$1,195
8$9,62073-81$1,095
9$7,22582-90$1,000
10-12$5,86591-99$905
13-15$4,625100-108$815
16-18$3,840109-114$725
19-21$3,185  

Action will resume in Level 15 with 16:58 remaining on the clock at the 2,500-5,000-5,000 blind levels. Starting in Level 16, there will be 40-minute levels, with a 15-minute break after every three full levels of play. The field will play down to a winner today.

Be sure to follow PokerNews for live coverage and updates until we have a winner in the $550 PSPC Event #1 at the Pennsylvania State Poker Championship.