Event #47: $2,500 Mixed Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better; Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo 8 or Better Day 2 | 2025 World Series of Poker

Event #47: $2,500 Mixed Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better; Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo 8 or Better

Day 2 Started

06-16-2025 10:38 UTC-8

Day 2 Seat Draw

Frank Visser

Room	Table	Seat	Player	Chip Count	Big Bets
Horseshoe	White 538	1	John Ma	42,500	5
Horseshoe	White 538	2	Jun Weng	138,500	17
Horseshoe	White 538	3	Daniel Strelitz	63,000	8
Horseshoe	White 538	4	Jeffrey Jerome	25,000	3
Horseshoe	White 538	5	Juan Caridad	101,500	13
Horseshoe	White 538	6	Maxx Coleman	58,000	7
Horseshoe	White 538	7	Alejandro Burzaco	49,500	6
Horseshoe	White 538	8	Gary Bolden	270,000	34

Horseshoe	White 539	1	Gus Hansen	117,000	15
Horseshoe	White 539	2	Lamont Davis	79,500	10
Horseshoe	White 539	3	Nick Pupillo	178,000	22
Horseshoe	White 539	4	Shirley Rosario	14,000	2
Horseshoe	White 539	5	Christian Alexander Roberts	45,000	6
Horseshoe	White 539	6	Claude Marbleu	82,500	10
Horseshoe	White 539	7	Donald Yucius	38,000	5
Horseshoe	White 539	8	Christina Hill	118,000	15

Horseshoe	White 540	1	Christopher Battenfield	189,000	24
Horseshoe	White 540	2	Scott Epstein	15,500	2
Horseshoe	White 540	3	Scott Bohlman	99,000	12
Horseshoe	White 540	4	Dave Stann	122,500	15
Horseshoe	White 540	5	Eric Rodawig	39,000	5
Horseshoe	White 540	6	Ruiko Mamiya	4,000	1
Horseshoe	White 540	7	Drew Boyett	32,000	4
Horseshoe	White 540	8	Ryan Remmes	52,500	7

Horseshoe	White 541	1	Antonio Seremet	192,000	24
Horseshoe	White 541	2	Motohiro Kondo	23,500	3
Horseshoe	White 541	3	Huck Seed	129,000	16
Horseshoe	White 541	4	Vladislavs Petrovs	13,500	2
Horseshoe	White 541	5	Jim Collopy	234,000	29
Horseshoe	White 541	6	Travis Trail	60,000	8
Horseshoe	White 541	7	Ilkka Heikkila	70,000	9
Horseshoe	White 541	8	Aaron Duczak	70,000	9

Horseshoe	White 542	1	Javid Javani	51,000	6
Horseshoe	White 542	2	Jon Gibbs	26,500	3
Horseshoe	White 542	3	Dylan Smith	108,000	14
Horseshoe	White 542	4	Xiaochuan Zhang	79,000	10
Horseshoe	White 542	5	Jude Arena	93,500	12
Horseshoe	White 542	6	Jose Paz-Gutierrez	66,000	8
Horseshoe	White 542	7	Dale Phillips	39,500	5
Horseshoe	White 542	8	Steve Jelinek	105,000	13

Horseshoe	White 543	1	Nathan Gamble	47,000	6
Horseshoe	White 543	2	Robert Wells	45,000	6
Horseshoe	White 543	3	Bart Hanson	50,500	6
Horseshoe	White 543	4	Anthony Richards	56,000	7
Horseshoe	White 543	5	Sandy Sanchez	13,500	2
Horseshoe	White 543	6	Eugene Katchalov	26,500	3
Horseshoe	White 543	7	Jeffrey Mitseff	44,000	6
Horseshoe	White 543	8	William Delsanto	80,500	10

Horseshoe	White 549	1	Nam Le	55,000	7
Horseshoe	White 549	2	David Greenberg	76,500	10
Horseshoe	White 549	3	William Short	52,500	7
Horseshoe	White 549	4	William Coren	113,500	14
Horseshoe	White 549	5	Bradley Helm	24,000	3
Horseshoe	White 549	6	Jon Turner	168,000	21
Horseshoe	White 549	7	Lonnie Heimowitz	71,000	9
Horseshoe	White 549	8	Brad Ruben	45,000	6

Horseshoe	White 550	1	Ariel Mantel	57,500	7
Horseshoe	White 550	2	Eduards Rakuss	83,500	10
Horseshoe	White 550	3	Yarron Bendor	16,000	2
Horseshoe	White 550	4	Philip Sternheimer	15,000	2
Horseshoe	White 550	5	Daniel Mayoh	33,000	4
Horseshoe	White 550	6	Itay Kimhi	92,000	12
Horseshoe	White 550	7	Kyle Miholich	32,500	4
Horseshoe	White 550	8	Derek Hanauer	42,000	5

Horseshoe	White 551	1	Mehmet Cetinkaya	123,500	15
Horseshoe	White 551	2	Kenneth Kemple	27,000	3
Horseshoe	White 551	3	Ryan Hughes	162,000	20
Horseshoe	White 551	4	Michael Reed	34,000	4
Horseshoe	White 551	5	Phuong Tran	79,000	10
Horseshoe	White 551	6	Robert Price	186,500	23
Horseshoe	White 551	7	Micah Brooks	111,000	14
Horseshoe	White 551	8	Aaron Cummings	72,500	9

Horseshoe	White 552	1	Jason Daly	231,500	29
Horseshoe	White 552	2	Suzan Landrum	7,000	1
Horseshoe	White 552	3	Daniel Blum	53,500	7
Horseshoe	White 552	4	Qiang Xu	233,000	29
Horseshoe	White 552	5	Joshua Rhodes	106,000	13
Horseshoe	White 552	7	Davin Anderson	125,000	16
Horseshoe	White 552	8	Nikolai Fal	101,500	13

Horseshoe	White 553	1	Bradley Smith	22,000	3
Horseshoe	White 553	2	Jack Traylor	73,500	9
Horseshoe	White 553	3	Sergio Braga	42,000	5
Horseshoe	White 553	4	Gregory Russell	64,000	8
Horseshoe	White 553	5	Kraige Jean	260,500	33
Horseshoe	White 553	6	Gary Benson	73,000	9
Horseshoe	White 553	7	Jake Schwartz	22,500	3
Horseshoe	White 553	8	Ken Aldridge	65,000	8

Horseshoe	White 559	1	David Prociak	143,000	18
Horseshoe	White 559	2	Steve Chanthabouasy	115,000	14
Horseshoe	White 559	3	Jon Shoreman	95,000	12
Horseshoe	White 559	4	Susan Genard	67,500	8
Horseshoe	White 559	5	Qinghai Pan	153,000	19
Horseshoe	White 559	6	Norman Chad	119,500	15
Horseshoe	White 559	7	Johannes Becker	94,000	12
Horseshoe	White 559	8	Andrew Latto	42,500	5

Horseshoe	White 560	1	Svjatoslavs Melnikovs	20,500	3
Horseshoe	White 560	2	Dominick Sarle	107,500	13
Horseshoe	White 560	3	Matthew Rosen	40,000	5
Horseshoe	White 560	4	Elie Nakache	225,500	28
Horseshoe	White 560	5	David Prager	128,000	16
Horseshoe	White 560	6	James Tilton	114,000	14
Horseshoe	White 560	7	Adam Rymer	66,500	8
Horseshoe	White 560	8	Gina Hecht	13,000	2

Horseshoe	White 561	1	Jackson Spencer	72,500	9
Horseshoe	White 561	2	Dimitre Dimitrov	62,000	8
Horseshoe	White 561	3	Bradley Snider	118,000	15
Horseshoe	White 561	5	Stanislav Ivanov	70,500	9
Horseshoe	White 561	6	Dzmitry Malets	81,800	10
Horseshoe	White 561	7	Gabriel Ramos	103,000	13

Horseshoe	White 561	8	Simeon Tsonev	78,500	10
Horseshoe	White 562	1	Scott Clements	204,500	26
Horseshoe	White 562	2	Matthew Bode	15,000	2
Horseshoe	White 562	3	Daniel Buckley	107,000	13
Horseshoe	White 562	4	Lisa Passadore	60,500	8
Horseshoe	White 562	5	Max Hoffman	112,500	14
Horseshoe	White 562	6	Christopher Claassen	100,500	13
Horseshoe	White 562	7	Joseph Bertrand	116,500	15
Horseshoe	White 562	8	Bryan Jolly	112,000	14

Horseshoe	White 563	1	Michelle Konig	82,000	10
Horseshoe	White 563	2	Christopher Vitch	148,500	19
Horseshoe	White 563	3	Michael Fishel	90,500	11
Horseshoe	White 563	4	Patrick Leonard	34,000	4
Horseshoe	White 563	5	Marshall Ragir	125,000	16
Horseshoe	White 563	6	Ian Steinman	126,000	16
Horseshoe	White 563	7	Austin Srur	133,000	17
Horseshoe	White 563	8	Suketu Patel	154,000	19

Horseshoe	White 569	1	Fumihiro Yasoshima	89,500	11
Horseshoe	White 569	2	Dario Alioto	89,000	11
Horseshoe	White 569	3	Noah Bronstein	11,000	1
Horseshoe	White 569	4	Ronald Winkelvoss	33,500	4
Horseshoe	White 569	5	Joseph Bowers	72,000	9
Horseshoe	White 569	6	David Funkhouser	30,500	4
Horseshoe	White 569	7	Robertus Hollink	86,000	11
Horseshoe	White 569	8	Chris Viox	156,500	20

Horseshoe	White 570	1	Luigi Santoro	147,000	18
Horseshoe	White 570	2	Tobias Hausen	36,000	5
Horseshoe	White 570	3	Kevin Gerhart	40,000	5
Horseshoe	White 570	4	Patrick Stacey	140,500	18
Horseshoe	White 570	5	Amir Marmar	88,500	11
Horseshoe	White 570	6	John Racener	61,000	8
Horseshoe	White 570	7	Robert Kwan	124,500	16
Horseshoe	White 570	8	Alexander Orlov	226,000	28

Horseshoe	White 571	1	William Flachsbart	118,000	15
Horseshoe	White 571	2	Jay Dragland	19,500	2
Horseshoe	White 571	3	James Cheung	85,000	11
Horseshoe	White 571	4	Andrew Brown	183,000	23
Horseshoe	White 571	5	Georgios Sotiropoulos	45,000	6
Horseshoe	White 571	6	Paul Edwards	124,000	16
Horseshoe	White 571	7	Masataka Kuwahata	77,500	10
Horseshoe	White 571	8	Glenn Engelbert	30,000	4

Horseshoe	White 572	1	Karina Jett	245,500	31
Horseshoe	White 572	2	Espen Sandvik	148,500	19
Horseshoe	White 572	3	Michael Krescanko	106,000	13
Horseshoe	White 572	4	Jay Johnson	74,000	9
Horseshoe	White 572	5	Eric Buchman	38,000	5
Horseshoe	White 572	6	Ed Smith	131,000	16
Horseshoe	White 572	7	Richard Bremer	52,500	7
Horseshoe	White 572	8	Raed Salem	31,000	4

Horseshoe	White 573	1	Frederik Brink	33,500	4
Horseshoe	White 573	2	Jonathan Mcmichael	48,500	6
Horseshoe	White 573	3	Robert Klein	105,000	13
Horseshoe	White 573	4	Carol Fuchs	86,500	11
Horseshoe	White 573	5	John Zaleski	51,500	6
Horseshoe	White 573	6	Jay Kerbel	332,000	42
Horseshoe	White 573	7	Jon Kyte	138,500	17
Horseshoe	White 573	8	John Farrellclancy	158,000	20

Horseshoe	White 580	1	Paul Sokoloff	91,000	11
Horseshoe	White 580	2	David Lin	124,500	16
Horseshoe	White 580	3	Felipe Ramos	70,000	9
Horseshoe	White 580	4	Jonathan Wirjo	49,000	6
Horseshoe	White 580	5	Matthew Townsend	126,500	16
Horseshoe	White 580	6	Aleksandr Iasnogorodskii	34,000	4
Horseshoe	White 580	7	Jyri Merivirta	68,000	9
Horseshoe	White 580	8	John Monnette	27,500	3

Horseshoe	White 581	1	Pearce Arnold	67,500	8
Horseshoe	White 581	2	Antonios Onoufriou	120,500	15
Horseshoe	White 581	3	Colin Mchugh	87,000	11
Horseshoe	White 581	4	Ziya Rahim	85,000	11
Horseshoe	White 581	5	Allan Le	130,000	16
Horseshoe	White 581	6	Dennis Kim	45,000	6
Horseshoe	White 581	7	Shaun Deeb	206,000	26
Horseshoe	White 581	8	Nicolas Milgrom	159,000	20

Horseshoe	White 582	1	Jeffrey Mcdonald	75,500	9
Horseshoe	White 582	2	Chofungalan Wong	24,000	3
Horseshoe	White 582	3	Cole Jackson	47,000	6
Horseshoe	White 582	4	Thomas Love	45,000	6
Horseshoe	White 582	5	Phil Hellmuth	74,000	9
Horseshoe	White 582	6	Sachin Bhargava	75,000	9
Horseshoe	White 582	7	Jared Koppel	57,000	7
Horseshoe	White 582	8	William Smith	36,000	5

Horseshoe	White 583	1	Brian Rast	129,000	16
Horseshoe	White 583	2	Albert Shim	111,000	14
Horseshoe	White 583	3	Hang Xu	58,500	7
Horseshoe	White 583	4	Pomjun Cha	59,000	7
Horseshoe	White 583	5	Daniel Strongin	78,500	10
Horseshoe	White 583	6	Daniel Dangoor	176,500	22
Horseshoe	White 583	7	Mark Rubbathan	66,000	8
Horseshoe	White 583	8	Robert Slezak	180,500	23

Horseshoe	White 590	1	Robert Kearse	44,500	6
Horseshoe	White 590	2	Yunlamkevin Choi	82,000	10
Horseshoe	White 590	3	Benjamin Ludlow	11,000	1
Horseshoe	White 590	4	Shane Daniels	156,000	20
Horseshoe	White 590	5	Ingo Klasen	49,000	6
Horseshoe	White 590	6	Samuel Rosen	209,500	26
Horseshoe	White 590	7	Aron Dermer	78,000	10
Horseshoe	White 590	8	Adrian Buckley	6,000	1

Horseshoe	White 591	1	Stuart Rutter	143,000	18
Horseshoe	White 591	2	Anthony Barranqueiros Ribeiro	106,500	13
Horseshoe	White 591	3	Owais Ahmed	114,000	14
Horseshoe	White 591	4	Anson Tsang	146,000	18
Horseshoe	White 591	5	Michael Palermo	78,500	10
Horseshoe	White 591	6	Thomas Koral	31,500	4
Horseshoe	White 591	7	Benny Glaser	189,500	24
Horseshoe	White 591	8	Ari Engel	195,000	24

Horseshoe	White 592	1	Frankie O'Dell	127,000	16
Horseshoe	White 592	2	Christopher Cook	46,000	6
Horseshoe	White 592	3	Tom Mccormick	112,000	14
Horseshoe	White 592	4	Brandon Bregman	64,000	8
Horseshoe	White 592	5	Joshua Palmer	82,500	10
Horseshoe	White 592	6	Xixiang Luo	107,500	13
Horseshoe	White 592	8	James Obst	137,000	17

Horseshoe	White 593	1	Calen Mcneil	156,500	20
Horseshoe	White 593	2	Steven Wendroff	180,500	23
Horseshoe	White 593	3	Eiichiro Teshima	112,500	14
Horseshoe	White 593	4	Matthew Valeo	68,000	9
Horseshoe	White 593	5	Eduardo Reyes	51,000	6
Horseshoe	White 593	6	Gregory Baird	69,000	9
Horseshoe	White 593	7	Steven Abitbol	18,500	2
Horseshoe	White 593	8	Jason Dembowski	35,500	4

06-16-2025 10:39 UTC-8

Hall of Fame Lineup Headlines Day 2 of $2,500 Omaha Hi-Lo / Stud Hi-Lo Mix

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Frank Visser

When the late registration closed on Day 1 of Event #47: $2,500 Mixed Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better; Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo 8 or Better at the 2025 World Series of Poker, a new record had been set with 575 entries, creating a prize pool of $1,279,375. Day 2 will commence at 1 p.m. today, with 229 players returning to the Horseshoe and Paris Las Vegas.

Phil Hellmuth is among those still in contention for the $244,674 top prize as the poker legend is looking to claim his record-extending 18th WSOP bracelet. Having bagged 74,000 chips, Hellmuth sits just slightly below the average stack of 87,882, around 11 big bets. Hellmuth's fellow Hall of Famers Brian Rast and Huck Seed were on the same table for the majority of the first day, and both will start today with 129,000 in their possession.

Many possible future Hall of Fame inductees made it through to Day 2 as well, as the star-studded field has no less than 41 25K Fantasy picks remaining. While the likes of Jim Collopy (234,000), Shaun Deeb (206,000), Ari Engel (195,000), and Benny Glaser (189,500) have all bagged more than double the average stack, no one can hold a candle to chipleader Jay Kerbel, who dominated his Day 1 table to end up with 332,000 in chips.

Top Ten Chip Counts

Rank	Player	Country	Chip Count	Big Bets
1	Jay Kerbel	United States	332,000	42
2	Gary Bolden	United States	270,000	34
3	Kraige Jean	United States	260,500	33
4	Karina Jett	United States	245,500	31
5	Jim Collopy	United States	234,000	29
6	Qiang Xu	China	233,000	29
7	Jason Daly	United States	231,500	29
8	Alexander Orlov	Russian Federation	226,000	28
9	Elie Nakache	France	225,500	28
10	Samuel Rosen	United States	209,500	26

Last year's runner-up Jon Kyte is looking to redeem himself, making it through to Day 2 with 138,500. The legendary Gus Hansen grinded his way to 117,000 on Day 1, while the likes of Felipe Ramos (70,000), Robert Wells (45,000), and Kyle Miholich (32,500) are among the shorter stacks, still hunting a maiden bracelet.

With only 87 spots making the money, there's still plenty of poker left before the $5,008 minimum cash is reached. The bigger payouts will come on Day 3, scheduled for June 17 at a time yet to be announced.

Payouts

Place	Prize	Place	Prize
1	$244,674	10-11	$14,010
2	$163,085	12-15	$11,269
3	$112,360	16-23	$9,257
4	$78,825	24-31	$7,771
5	$56,327	32-39	$6,669
6	$41,013	40-47	$5,854
7	$30,439	48-55	$5,259
8	$23,036	56-87	$5,008
9	$17,784

When the clock strikes 1 p.m. in Las Vegas, the tournament will resume in Level 13. The blinds in Omaha will be 2,000/4,000, and the ante in stud will be 1,000 per player. The bring-in is set at the same amount, and both games will have limits of 4,000/8,000. Day 2 will play 10 levels of one hour each, with a break after every two levels. A 60-minute dinner break is scheduled after Level 18, around 7:30 p.m. local time.

PokerNews will be on the tournament floor from the "shuffle up and deal" to the bagging of the chips, so do not go anywhere as our live updates from Event #47 will start shortly.

Tags: Alexander Orlov Ari Engel Benny Glaser Brian Rast Elie Nakache Felipe Ramos Gary Bolden Gus Hansen Huck Seed Jason Daly Jay Kerbel Jim Collopy Jon Kyte Karina Jett Kraige Jean Kyle Miholich Phil Hellmuth Qiang Xu Robert Wells Samuel Rosen Shaun Deeb

Level: 13

Limit Flop: 2,000/4,000 Blinds, 4,000-8,000 Limits
Stud Games: 1,000 Ante, 1,000 Bring In, 4,000 Completion, 4,000-8,000 Limits

06-16-2025 12:00 UTC-8

The Splitting of Pots Can Commence

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Frank Visser

Level 13

Limit Flop: 2,000/4,000 Blinds, 4,000-8,000 Limits
Stud Games: 1,000 Ante, 1,000 Bring In, 4,000 Completion, 4,000-8,000 Limits

The returning players are back in their seats, and the cards are in the air for Day 2 of the $2,500 Omaha Hi-Lo / Stud Hi-Lo.

06-16-2025 12:02 UTC-8

Is This Player the Next Big Thing at the World Series of Poker?

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Jon Sofen

Level 13

Limit Flop: 2,000/4,000 Blinds, 4,000-8,000 Limits
Stud Games: 1,000 Ante, 1,000 Bring In, 4,000 Completion, 4,000-8,000 Limits

Caleb Furth, known to most as Bruno, had already proven his chops on the felt before the 2025 World Series of Poker (WSOP). But he's taken his game to the next level this summer — or about three levels — and he might be just getting started.

The Las Vegas local won his first bracelet last year, a $265,361 score for taking down the $1,500 Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better event, beating out 1,277 entrants. That victory was just the start of much bigger things to come.

Read the Full Story Here

Tags: Bruno Furth

06-16-2025 12:17 UTC-8

Cook and Obst Chop Up McCormick

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Liam Gannon

Level 13

Limit Flop: 2,000/4,000 Blinds, 4,000-8,000 Limits
Stud Games: 1,000 Ante, 1,000 Bring In, 4,000 Completion, 4,000-8,000 Limits

Omaha Hi-Lo

James Obst raised in the cutoff which saw Christopher Cook in the small blind and Tom McCormick in the big blind call.

The flop rolled out 2♣Q♦4♥ and action checked around to Obst who bet and both of his opponents called.

On the turn 8♦, once more action checked around to Obst who bet and got two callers.

Obst bet a third time on the river Q♥ when action checked around to him and both Cook and McCormick called.

Cook turned over A♣A♥9♥8♥ for aces-up while Obst turned over A♠K♥6♠3♣ for the nut low. McCormick mucked his hand and the two players chopped McCormick's bets.

Player	Chips	Progress
James Obst	159,000 22,000	22,000

Christopher Cook	78,000 32,000	32,000
Tom McCormick	59,000 53,000	53,000

Tags: Christopher Cook James Obst Tom McCormick

06-16-2025 12:18 UTC-8

Abitbol Bluffs to Early Exit

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Frank Visser

Level 13

Limit Flop: 2,000/4,000 Blinds, 4,000-8,000 Limits
Stud Games: 1,000 Ante, 1,000 Bring In, 4,000 Completion, 4,000-8,000 Limits

Omaha Hi-Lo

Catching the action on the A♣A♥Q♦ flop, Steven Abitbol checked form the big blind to Eduardo Reyes in the cutoff. Reyes bet, Abitbol raised, and Reyes called.

Abitbol then committed his last few chips on the 6♣ turn, with Reyes snap-calling.

Steven Abitbol: Kx5x3xXx All in
Eduardo Reyes: A♠Q♥9♣2♥

Abitbol was just drawing to the low, but it did not come in on the 10♣ river, and he was eliminated.

Player	Chips	Progress
Eduardo Reyes	60,000 9,000	9,000
Steven Abitbol	Busted

Tags: Eduardo Reyes Steven Abitbol

06-16-2025 12:22 UTC-8

Hellmuth Spins Out Wong

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Liam Gannon

Level 13

Limit Flop: 2,000/4,000 Blinds, 4,000-8,000 Limits
Stud Games: 1,000 Ante, 1,000 Bring In, 4,000 Completion, 4,000-8,000 Limits

Omaha Hi-Lo

Phil Hellmuth opened from first position and on the button, Alan Wong moved all in for his last bet which Hellmuth called.

Alan Wong: A♦8♥6♦3♣ All in
Phil Hellmuth: A♥K♠Q♥4♦

The board ran out J♠5♥5♠3♦2♥ and Hellmuth had made a wheel on the end to eliminate Wong from the tournament.

Player	Chips	Progress
Phil Hellmuth	89,000 15,000	15,000

Alan Wong	Busted

Tags: Alan Wong Phil Hellmuth

06-16-2025 12:26 UTC-8

Rosario Quadrupled From Start of Day

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Frank Visser

Level 13

Limit Flop: 2,000/4,000 Blinds, 4,000-8,000 Limits
Stud Games: 1,000 Ante, 1,000 Bring In, 4,000 Completion, 4,000-8,000 Limits

Stud Hi-Lo

Shirley Rosario: A♥10♦7♥/4♣4♦A♦J♥ All in
Donald Yucius: 9♦5♣2♥/6♠7♦9♥2♦

Catching the action on fifth street, Shirley Rosario bet, and Donald Yucius called. Rosario also bet sixth street before she moved her last 3,500 over the line on seventh street.

Yucius called both times, but with neither player having a low, Rosario took down the whole pot with her superior two pair, giving her a big boost after she started Day 2 with only two big bets.

Player	Chips	Progress
Donald Yucius	73,500 26,500	26,500
Shirley Rosario	63,000 49,000	49,000

Tags: Donald Yucius Shirley Rosario