Bell, Frankenberger and Klodnicki headline WSOPC final table
The final table for the $10,000 World Series of Poker Circuit Series Northeast Regional Championship is set, and leading the way is poker pro Chris Klodnicki. Klodnicki will have some stiff competition from fellow pros Chris Bell and Andy Frankenberger, with the former sitting in second place on the leader-board just behind Klodnicki.
Bell, who is one of tournament poker’s most successful players, and Frankenberger, who is leading the WPT Player of the Year race, have both had strong 2010 campaigns: Bell won the $5,000 PLO8 at the WSOP –his first bracelet—while Frankenberger won the WPT Legends of Poker, finished 5th in the WPT Festa al Lago, and won the $2,000 Deepstacks tournament at the Venetian.
Here is a look at the chip counts and seating assignments heading into the final table of the WSOPC Northeast Regional:
Seat 1 — Chris Bell — 706,000
Seat 2 — Micah Raskin — 594,000
Seat 3 — Ketan Pandya — 377,000
Seat 4 — Nick Mitchell — 332,000
Seat 5 — Todd Terry — 307,000
Seat 6 — Andy Frankenberger — 230,000
Seat 7 — Jason Burt — 579,000
Seat 8 — Chris Klodnicki — 759,000
Seat 9 — Seth Fischer — 219,000
There is a lot at stake at today’s final table, considering the winner of the tournament will walk away with a $358,295 payday, while the 9th place finisher will earn $32,362… Just in time for Christmas!
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