$300 No-Limit Hold'em Day 1c | 2016 Seneca Fall Poker Classic

Player	Chips	Progress
Jocelyn Hinz	299,200
Mike Rellinger	269,800 99,800	99,800
Blake Napierala	220,200 60,200	60,200
Derek Schaud	175,900
Amin Akhlagi	153,000
Darrin Bracken	139,000
Geoffrey O'Connor	127,100
Steve Solodiuk	125,600 -4,400	-4,400
Maurice Sessum	117,500
John Abraham	114,000
Elliot Shermet	107,100 35,100	35,100
Peter DeSantis	94,000 4,000	4,000
Brian Bordinaro	91,200 26,200	26,200
John McLean	90,000
April Than	81,000
Lee Sylvester	73,000
James Lindsay	67,800
Ken Johnston	62,000
Joe Ciffa	59,100 1,100	1,100
Richard Bausch	52,100
Sharman Olshan	51,000
Walt Blodgett	48,000 -62,000	-62,000
Don Kerr	42,700 -2,300	-2,300
Ryan Bonello	41,500
Joseph Bazyansky	39,500

Player

Chips

Progress

Jocelyn Hinz

299,200

Mike Rellinger

269,800

99,800

Blake Napierala

220,200

60,200

175,900

153,000

139,000

127,100

Steve Solodiuk

125,600

-4,400

Maurice Sessum

117,500

John Abraham

114,000

Elliot Shermet

107,100

35,100

Peter DeSantis

94,000

4,000

Brian Bordinaro

91,200

26,200

90,000

81,000

73,000

67,800

Ken Johnston

62,000

Joe Ciffa

59,100

1,100

Richard Bausch

52,100

Sharman Olshan

51,000

Walt Blodgett

48,000

-62,000

Don Kerr

42,700

-2,300

Ryan Bonello

41,500

Joseph Bazyansky

39,500

At the end of the third of four flights at the 2016 Seneca Fall Poker Classic in Event #1 $300 No-Limit Hold'em with a $75,000 guarantee, there were 191 entries with 29 players moving on to Day 2 on Sunday at 11:00AM. Combined with 1a and 1b, the total entries came to 434 with a total of 69 players moving forward to Day 2.

After 14 levels of play, Jocelyn Hinz leads the way with 299,200 chips - good for the overall chip lead as well as the lead at the end of Day 1c. Hinz was grinding away all day but ended on a high note with a very healthy stack. Mike 'The Mayor' Rellinger is second in chips in this flight with 269,800 in the bag, and Blake Napierala rounds out third with 220,200.

Other notable players to make it through include Peter DeSantis (94,000) and Joe Ciffa (59,100), to name a couple.

Players who were not happy and fired multiple times and bagged multiple bullets will take their biggest stack forward to Day 2 on Sunday at 11:00AM.

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