2012-13 World Series of Poker Circuit Event - Harrah's Resort Atlantic City
Event Highlights
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- Congratulations to Adam Teasdale, WSOP Circuit Harrah's Resort Atlantic City Main Event Champion ($194,040)
- Wade Woelfel Eliminated in 2nd Place ($120,018)
- Pete Rios Eliminated in 3rd Place ($87,762)
- Sung Kim Eliminated in 4th Place ($65,124)
- Terry Grimes Eliminated in 5th Place ($49,000)
- Aaron Overton Eliminated in 6th Place ($37,376)
- Barry Leventhal Eliminated in 7th Place ($28,903)
- Ed Modlin Eliminated in 8th Place ($22,656)
- Trevor Deeter Eliminated in 9th Place ($18,000)
- Meet the Final Nine
- Jeffrey Wicker Eliminated in 10th Place ($14,488)
- Feming Chan Eliminated in 11th Place ($14,488)
- Gregory Fishberg Eliminated in 12th Place ($14,488)
- Jack Thomas Eliminated in 13th Place ($11,809)
- Brandon Fish Eliminated in 14th Place ($11,809)
- Cathy Dever Eliminated in 15th Place ($11,809)
- Douglas MacKinnon Eliminated in 16th Place ($9,748)
- Mark Warren Eliminated in 17th Place ($9,748)
- Patricia Cahill Eliminated in 18th Place ($9,748)
- Travell Thomas Eliminated in 19th Place ($8,150)
Main Event
Down Goes Failla
Will Failla wasted little time getting his chips into the middle. After a player in middle position opened to 1,700, Failla three-bet jammed from the small blind for just about the stack he sat down with, 20,000.
His opponent called with 
and was racing with Failla's 
.
"Queen of clubs, queen of clubs!" yelled Failla.
However, it was the 
that ripped off on the flop as the board rolled out 
to quickly bring Failla's Day 1a to an end.
Tags: Will Failla.
| Chip Counts | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Will Failla | Busted | |||
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- Final 10
- Barry Leventhal
- Trevor Deeter
- Pete Rios
- Sung Kim
- Aaron Overton
- Jeffrey Wicker
- Adam Teasdale
- Ed Modlin
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