There are many kinds of victory in a poker tournament. There are those folks who worry about making it through the first day. There are other players who worry about cashing. Finally, there are the champions who look no closer than a first place finish. Over the past two days we have satisfied two of those groups. Everyone who started today had survived their first day. Everyone who finished today made it into the money. Now the time comes to determine who can make it all the way to Wednesday's final table and finish the job.

Remarkably, the man who achieved that goal one year ago this week, Steve Paul-Ambrose, sits second in chips after the finish of Day 2. It's only been a couple of days since people shook their heads and wrung their hands over a seemingly insane laydown in which Steve folded sevens full on the river against an unknown player who severely overbet the pot. Now as we get ready to enter day three, Steve Paul-Ambrose has more than 400,000 in chips and his Day 1 opponent is nowhere to be found. It occured to me today while watching Steve play that he looks like he's been here before. I guess that's because, unlike many of his opponents, he has been here before and gone all the way. It's still a little early to be counting chickens, but there very well be a story in the making here.

Only one person sits with more chips than Steve and that is Justin Bonomo. After a blistering run at Bellagio in December, Bonomo made an amazing run through the field today. At the end of the day, Bonomo controlled his table and finished the day with 475,000 in chips.






The end of the day was an impressive display of fast bust-outs and rush for the bigger cash. Roving Reporter Ed offered a few nuggets from the end of the day.

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The Ed Report

At Victor Ramdin's table, UTG raises to 9K and the button calls. Victor Ramdin then makes it 23K total. The initial raiser folds and the button looks at his stack, looks at the number of players left on the scoreboard(133), realizes he is playing for his tournament, and folds. We now have 131 left and it looks like he will make at least the higher payout.

Shortly after Victor raises to 9K and Daniel Negreanu pushes in. The blinds fold and Victor instantly called showing the rockets. Daniel shows KQ and needs a lot of help. This does not come, although he does pick up a flush draw on the turn. Daniel is out and Victor up to around 260K.

On the very last hand of the night we lost wattabackyard. He pushed all-in from the button hoping to steal the blinds. The SB called and then the BB set the SB in. The SB folded and wattabackyard showed A6 vs A10. In a little overkill, two tens hit the board and wattabackyard is gone.

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Here are some faces from the field as the day drew to a close:


Jon Friedberg


Glen Bean


gobboboy


Isaac Haxton


Barry Schulman


Martin Wendt













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For a full list of people who cashed today, check out the 2007 PCA winners list.

Here's a chip count for everybody who made it through Day 2:

2007 PokerStars Caribbean Adventure End of Day 2 Chip Counts

Bonomo, Justin -- $475,000
Paul-Ambrose, Steve -- $408,400
Drane, Jonathan -- $386,400
Hart, Jonathan -- $368,100
Little, Jonathan -- $352,200
Friedberg, Jonathan -- $345,200
Carlson, Mike -- $343,200
Fortin, Patrick -- $335,600
Strochak, Jason -- $313,100
Molinari, Matthew -- $310,700
Baldwin, Eric -- $308,900
Lomas, Dane -- $299,900
Haxton, Isaac -- $291,600
Fricke, Jimmy -- $291,200
Chambers, Walter Lee -- $285,600
Law, Jimmy -- $270,600
Ramdin, Annand (Victor) -- $266,100
Fadeyi, Abdul -- $262,400
Chan, Luis -- $251,300
Lui, Paul -- $251,200
Lichtie, Matt -- $247,500
Carlton, Donald -- $244,400
Sanders, Adam -- $239,000
Madden, Patrick -- $236,600
Marcal, Joe -- $232,400
Mitrokostas, Spyridon -- $228,700
O'Donnell, Kyle -- $226,600
Livia, Tom -- $224,600
Paredes, David -- $216,200
Trinh, Minh -- $215,600
Porter, Ralph -- $212,600
Martin, Eddylee -- $208,200
Ribeiro, Antonio -- $206,000
Baron, Isaac -- $203,800
Silvestri, Mario -- $203,700
Bean, Glen -- $202,400
Conkright, John -- $201,600
Mullis, Donald -- $193,600
Wendt, Martin -- $192,900
Rusnak, Frank -- $189,200
Shulman, Barry -- $187,700
McCarrel, Casey -- $180,600
McDougall, Jason -- $178,100
Touil, Fabrice Felix Siephanie -- $176,400
Straub, Spencer -- $171,800
Kilarjian James -- $160,400
Williams, David -- $158,100
Jewett, James -- $154,300
Patel, Emil -- $154,300
Martin, Chris -- $152,500
Meredith, Michael -- $151,300
Levy, Marc -- $150,000
Riise, Erik -- $148,900
Lellouche, Anthony -- $147,400
Mizrachi, Robert -- $146,800
Monette, John -- $144,700
Serock, Joseph -- $143,900
Smyrski, Mark -- $139,600
Redmerski, Brandon -- $139,500
Ismay, Wesley -- $139,400
Campbell, James (Colin) -- $137,700
Householder, Curtis -- $137,200
Rinaldi, Claudio -- $137,100
Taylor, Jason -- $135,500
Clements, Scott -- $134,500
Lawson, Ted -- $125,000
Brawer, Maxx -- $123,500
Daut, Ryan -- $121,800
Kanter, Aaron -- $113,800
Buchman, Eric -- $113,200
Rau, Thomas -- $112,000
O'Dwyer, Stephen -- $110,200
Guinther, Jimmie -- $108,100
Drobushevich, Shae -- $105,600
Brody, Jonathan -- $102,700
Simpson, Robert -- $98,000
Pukanich, Randy -- $89,000
Renstrom, Erik -- $89,000
Nguyen, Anh Van -- $87,800
Fournier, Stephanie -- $87,500
Ham, Mack Young -- $87,200
Thurman Jr., Dean -- $86,900
Peters, David -- $86,300
Hasman, Ronald -- $85,700
Sykes, David -- $82,600
Downs, Joseph -- $80,200
Ford, Robert -- $80,000
Pullen, Brett -- $79,500
Taylor, Paul -- $79,100
Kwan, Kin Kwong -- $76,300
Medic, Nenad -- $75,400
Leventhal, Scott -- $73,900
Carrillo Fadul, Paulo S -- $72,300
Grøneng, Øyvind -- $71,100
Hiatt, Sam -- $69,300
Michaels, Alex -- $67,300
James, Ann -- $66,100
Sullivan, Joseph -- $65,500
Gaynor, Steve -- $62,500
Wilson, Scott -- $62,300
Anjaria, Mitesh -- $62,000
Sousa, Marco -- $61,500
Konig, Shawn -- $60,700
Lavallee, Jason -- $59,300
Lusby, George -- $57,800
Andrews, John -- $56,400
Petronack, Jeffrey -- $51,000
Binger, Michael -- $48,300
Parisi, Frank -- $44,000
Lindsay, Brian -- $40,900
Gamble, Troy -- $40,600
Lococo, Daniel -- $32,100
Athanasoulis, Peter -- $31,700
Lios, Peter -- $31,400
Marcotte, Kevin -- $29,800
Phan, John -- $26,800
Pezzin, Patrick -- $26,400
Ruprecht, Martin -- $25,400
Smith, Clavis -- $21,400
Henrion, Jean Michel -- $12,600
Bryan, Mark -- $12,600

I've often mentioned how much I love the bubble. In my mind, it is often more exciting than a final table. At a final table, the tension is among tenn people. On the bubble, there are dozens and dozens of people sweating the clock and the blinds. That is tension that drips from the wall.

How much do I like it...


This much

I stood over more than one person who had less than a big blind could feel the antes cutting through their clothes.

***

The Ed Report


With 185 players remaining the bubble looms and play has tightened up.

Notable recent double ups include David Singer with 10-10 v AQ and Aaron Kanter with QQ v AK. David now has around 65K and Aaron has around 50K.

One exception to the to the tightening was between Barry Shulman and an uknown. With the pot at 16K Barry bet 18K on a flop of 3d-7c-10h. this was raised to 42K and Barry thought for a while before passing. Both players have huge stacks and are virtually guaranteed a cash providing they do not suffer a catastrophe.

We have just lost Tom McEvoy in 182nd when his AK failed to improve against his opponents 77. Tom had around 20K in chips when the money went in. We are now hand for hand.

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And that's when it happened. Max, an unfortunate soul with around ten big blinds left, decided to push all-in from the button with AQ. He didn't figure he'd get called. Instead, a player found pocket nines and sent Max bolting for the rail.



As usual, once the bubble breaks, the action gets fast. That's where Ed comes in.

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The Ed Report, Pt. Duex

Daniel Negreanu eliminates a player. Victor Ramdin had raised to 7K which was called by Daniel. A shortstack then pushed all in for 9.6K total. This was duly called bvy both Victor and Daniel. The flop came out 10d-3c-7s. Victor checked and Daniel fired 10K. Victor immediately folded and Daniel showed Queens to the shortstacks KQ. The turn was the case queen and the shortstack was drawing dead on the river. There are now 167 left as unsurprisingly play has loosened up. Daniel is still below average in chips and has close to 100K.



Steve Paul Ambrose is very close to chip leadership. Following a raise from early position to 8K. Steve re-raised to 27K total. The other player folded and by my count Steve has close to 370K. The highest chip denomination is still the 5K chip and with 100 chips still being used for antes some players are taking up more than their fair share of the table with their stacks.

It only took a lap of the remaining tables to come back and find SPA involved in yet another pot. With the board showing 7c-6h-Ks-7d and a pot of 80K Steve was facing a raise of 50K. He eventually re-raised a further 50K setting the other player all in. He called and both turned over AK to chop it up.

2006 WSOP Main Event Final Tabler Michael Binger has just doubled up. The money was all in pre-flop with Binger holding A9 vs his opponents 99. The flop was 2-10-4. Turn was a 5 giving Michael 4 more outs. The river was an Ace and Michael doubled to around 65K.

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Now, we have just one level left in the night. We'll be back later with chip counts and a ton of pictures from the day.

It is now possible to see the dollar signs in the players' eyes. As we end this level, we're just a few players shy of the money. The stories coming out of today's play remain to be Glen Bean, who has worked his stack up to an impressive 390,000. Last year's PCA champion, Steve Paul-Ambrose is also sporting a big stack with around 260,000 in chips. Yesterday's chip leader, Chris Lee, is not faring as well. After ending yesterday with more than 170,000, he now sits with around 36,000.

Steve Paul-Ambrose


Chris Lee

Roving Reporter Ed, though, may have the best comeback story of the day, that of Victor Ramdin who was at one timie down below 10,000 in chips.

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The Ed Report

Victor Ramdin has had a sensational start to the level. I missed how accumulated so many early on but witnessed him in a pot of 13K with the board showing 5-6-6. Victor bet 11K and the other player raised all in. Victor called and showed J-6 for trips against his opponents pocket aces. No miracle turn or river and Voctor eliminated him and is up to around 130K.

Vegas726 is yet another PokerStars qualifier doing well. He is using his large stack to good effect and re-raised an initial raiser 13.5K more pre-flop. The other chap folded and vegas726 crosses the 200K mark.

After losing a big pot a while ago gobboboy has also got back to winning ways. He has just elminated someone when he moved all in with the board showing Ah-Kh-8d-Js-Jd and the pot around 30K. The player to his left called all in and lost to gobboboy's A6. I did not see the hand play out so I imagine there was a likely good reason for this strange loss. Gobboboy is back to around 140K.

Victor continues his remarkable accumulation. On a board of 9h-8s-3h-7c-2d and a pot of 60K Victor is facing a 25K chip bet he calls and shows 9-3 for two pair and enough to win it. his opponent mucked immediately he was called so was clearly on an out and out bluff. Victor now has around 200K.

2002 WSOP runner up Julian Gardner appears to be out.

Tom McEvoy had let his stack dwindle and pushed all in from early position. There was a quick call and then the big blind moved all in for a further 27.8K more. This forced the other player to fold and indirectly helped Tom out. Tom showed 6-6 and the BB AcKc. The flop came 3-4c-5c Turn 10s and river 2h to treble Tom up to around 30K.

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End of Levle 10 Selected Chip Counts

Victor Ramdin 180K
Daniel Negreanu 50K
vegas726 140K
Barry Shulman 200K
Tom McEvoy 32K
wattabackyard 26K
David Singer 25K
gobboboy 160K
Jon Friedman 230K
Steve Paul Ambrose 275K
Spiro 210K
David Williams 55K
Martin Wendt 110K

Also a special hello to Jill, wife to Jay Newnum, who couldn't make it down with her husband. Hope you're staying warm, Jill.

While we make out way toward the money, I've been camping out at one particular table for a bit. I was initially drawn there to keep tabs on Gobboboy. As I walked up, he got involved in a hand with a guy I didn't know. Gobboboy raised to around 4,000 and the unknown re-raised to 11,500. Gobboboy then re-raised to 35,000 and the unknown called. The flop came king-high rainbow and Gobboboy bet 40,000. After thinking for five full minutes, the unknown pushed all-in. From my perspective, it appeared that Gobboboy was priced in if he had much of anything. Then again, the price or my count may have been off, because Gobboboy mucked fairly quickly.

It was around that time that I noticed a certain animosity creeping up at the table. Gobboboy headed to the rail and his mannerisms alone gave away that he was in no way pleased with the opponent in the one-seat. Barely five minutes passed before the one-seat got involved in a battle of the blinds with the ten-seat. I walked up on the players as they got all-in pre-flop for an obscene number of chips. Actually had their hands been different, it wouldn't have been so odd. Instead, the ten-seat held A7o to the one-seat's A5. A five on the turn sent the ten-seat to the rail.

Again, the confusion and animosity began to mount. The player began to play some serious big stack poker and before the end of the level, he'd chipped up to around 315,000 in chips. The other players at the table were beside themselves. I later learned the player's name is Glen Bean. We'll be keeping an eye on his stack as the afternoon progresses.

As the level came to a close, another player began to stall so that he would have the button at the beginning of the next level. That finally set the table into a rolling boil, the chief bubbler being Mimi Tran who uttered more than a couple of expletives.

Glen Bean's stack is looking to be one of the biggest at 315K. Spiro is doing well at 160K. Tom McEvoy is now sufferinig at around 28K. Last year's champion, Steve Paul Ambrose, is crushing Day 2 with around 260,000.

We'll be back with more in a bit.

It may have been fatigue. It may have been that I didn't have enough caffeine in my system after staying up with the Moneymaker Millionaire finals until 6am. Regardless, for some reason, I didn't believe we were going to make it to the money. Now, it's pretty clear we will. Even if my head isn't clear, the faces of the players are.

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The Ed Report

We have 370 players remaining at the start of level 8. Early on during the level Jon Friedberg doubled up with 77 v AJ. The AJ did not improve and Jon now has around 45K.

A large crowd seems to have sweated David Williams this tournament and he invariably seems to be involved in the action. Having raised to 4K the SB moved all in 10.2K more. David says 'let's gamble' and called with J7 diamonds. The SB turned over AKo which fell woefully behind as David hit a flush and even his back hand of a pair of Jacks would have been enough to send the SB packing.

KidPokerJD has started well today continuing from where he left off last night. About 20 min into the level he elminated a shortstack at his table with 99 v A7 and that put him up to around 65K.

Elky also appears to be involved in plenty of action. David Singer had raised from across the table to 3,500 and Elky in the BB raised it 6,100 more. David did not take longpassing. A little while later Elky lost a monster all in preflop pot when his AA was cracked by JJ when a Jack hit the flop. That brutal card knocked Elky down to just over 30K.

Tom McEvoy has seen his stack steadily dwindle today. Clearly intending to do something about that he raised from early position to 3,500 and was called by both the SB and BB. The flop came out 3-5-7(all clubs). The action was checked to Tom who fired 1 blue 5K chip into the middle. This was subsequently raised to 15K from the SB and the BB called this bet. Tom then moved all in for a further 44K which effectively set either of the others all in. The SB with a similar remaining stack to Tom folded whilst the BB called all in for his last 8,700. Tom had a set of sevens vs a made Kind high flush. No help for Tom on either the turn or river and he is down to 36K.

Bill Chen has just recently been eliminated. The cut off had raised his BB and Bill defended with Q-10. The flop was Q-J-10 and all the monet went in and Bill found himself up against 9-8(a flopped straight). Again no help for our boys on the turn or river and Bill is gone.

David Williams has just taken an enormous pot off Vanessa Rousso and left her looking pretty short. On a board of 8s-Kc-2c-Ah and around 70K in the pot, Vanessa was facing an 26K bet which was enough to put her all in. After a very lenghty think and some semi trash talking from David she folded and David showed KQ.

Notable Chips at start of level 9

**290 players remaining with average stack of 64K**

Bill Chen OUT
Jon Friedberg 34K
Leif Force 24K
Mimi Tran 20K
David Singer 80K
-db- 95K
Katja Thater OUT
Julian Gardner 40K
Tom McEvoy 40K
Steve Paul Ambrose 170K
John Pham 70K
Victor Ramdin 45K
Elky 30K
Spiro 130K
KidPokerJD 21K
Michael Mizrachi 65K
Daniel Negreanu 90K
wattabackyard 48K
tigerti 20K
David Williams 160K
Vanessa Rousso 22K
Martin Wendt 100K
gobboboy 110K

Just two hours into Day 2 of the 2007 PokerStars Caribbean Adventure, sixty of the 443 who started have found their way to the beach. As the day began, PokerStars announced the details of the 2007 PCA Payout Structure. In a moment, the enormity was clear. One hundred and eighty players would walk away with cash. First place is going to cash for an astounding $1,535,255--the biggest prize ever offered at the PCA.

How do the faces look as the day begins:

Steve Paul-Ambrose


Bill Chen


Chris Lee


Vanessa Rousso


Elky


Jon Friedberg


Joe Pelton


Katja Thater


Kristian Ulriksen


Tom McEvoy


Mimi Tran


Daniel Negreanu


John Phan


Mark Seif

Here's a quick walk through the early part of the day:

The Ed Report

We are now in day 2 proper with the blinds at 500/1000 and an ante of 100.

Players are dropping like flies and unfortunately one of these happened to be Barry Greenstein. Details of his exit are unknown but he was shortstacked coming into the day so had to make a move early.

Elky has been on the right side of an exit. He raised to 2K from the cut off and this was called by an early limpers. On a board of 6-6-K Elky bet 4,500 and the other player moved in. Elky called and showed AK to out kick his opponents KQ. A 10 on the turn and 7 on the river was good enough for Elky and he eliminates a player and takes down a 35K pot.

Last years winner Steve-Paul Ambrose has started well. He raised to 3K from the cut off and got two calls from the blinds. the action was checked to him and he popped 4,500 which was enough to take it there and then.

Julian Gardner has taken a huge hit to his stack. facing a raise of 2,900 Julian re-raised to 7,900. The initial raiser moved in for 27,500 more which Julian took some time to call. A10 for the unknown vs QQ for Julian. All was looking good for Julian on a flop of 5c-7d-8s but then running 10s meant that Julian was left with around 16K.

Hooks no good for Victor Ramdin(fortunately he folded them).From early position Victor raised to 3K and then subsequently watched 2 players go all in for 17K and 34K respectively. Victor thought for a while, checked that it was the first hand of the day that the 2nd all-in chap had played and folded pocket Jacks. The two left in turned over Ah10h and AdKd and the A10 received no help and was drawing dead on the turn. Yet another elimination.

Wattabackyard has recently doubled up. The action was folded round to him in the SB and all the chips ended up in the middle. 66 for wattabackyard vs A9 for the BB. The flop was 10h-3c-6d so the BB blind needed runner runner 8-7. A 10c on the turn sealed the double up and the river was a meaningless Kd. That win puts him back up to around 27K.

Some more PokerStars qualifiers were duelling on another table. KidPokerJD raised to 2,800 from early position. The BB -db- reraised to 8K. KidPokerJD thought for a while before calling. The flop came down 5s-3h-7d and after -db- checked KidPokerJD pushed all in for 25K or so. -db- passed and drops to around 75K whilst KidPokerJD moves up to close to 45K.

After seeing a couple of limpers including David Williams, Vanessa Rousso raises it up to 6K. David is the only caller and the flop comes out As-2d-8c and both players check. The turn brings the 9s and David again checks. Vanessa fires 10K at the pot and David passes.

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Notable Chips at end of level 7

Bill Chen 50K
Joe Pelton 23K
Jon Friedberg 22K
Leif Force 40K
Mimi Tran 28K
David Singer 24K
-db- 85K
Katja Thater 22K
Julian Gardner 36K
Tom McEvoy 60K
Steve Paul Ambrose 110K
John Phan 62K
Victor Ramdin 36K
Elky 80K
55Lucky55 113K
KidPokerJD 45K
Fred Goldberg 26K
Michael Mizrachi 21K
Daniel Negreanu 90K
wattabackyard 28K
tigerti 25K
David Williams 63K
Vanessa Rousso 93K
Martin Wendt 65K

With 443 players remaining in the field, the 2007 PokerStars Caribbean Adventure has kicked off. We expect a full list of payouts to be published in short order. Roving Reporter Ed and I are getting a feel for the field and will be back with a full day of coverage in just a bit. In the meantime, check out:


2007 PCA Beginning Day Chip Counts

2007 PCA Day 1A Coverage
2007 Day 1B Coverage

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Crowe, Owen --202000
Chris Lee --174000
Baron, Isaac --147800
Bryan, Mark --138400
Haxton, Isaac --126800
Fricke, Jimmy --122500
Kats, Michael --122200
Lui, Paul --112500
Passeron, Thierry --112400
Ulriksen, Kristian --112400
Iyer, Vishal --110400
Shulman, Barry --108400
Rousso, Vanessa --105800
Sheldon, Paul --105600
Hagen, Andreas --103000
Yuval, Friedman --100300
Bean, Glen --99600
Mcstott, Mike --99100
Shorr, Shannon --98800
Pickett, Michael --98000
Madden, Patrick --97600
Fortin, Patrick --96800
Drane, Jonathan --96100
Conkright, John --95500
Farris, Michael --94800
Kaemmerlen, Peter --94200
Lopez, Karlo --94200
Smyrski, Mark --91500
Jace, Daryl --90500
Fields, Kris --88800
Levy, Marc --88700
McEvoy, Tom --86500
Simmonds, Ryan --85400
Trinh, Minh --82400
Ismay, Wesley --81600
Pursell, Jeffery --81200
Taylor, Jason --80500
O'Dwyer, Stephen --80200
Seif, Mark --80100
Plejdrup, Dennis --79300
Ham, Mack Young --79000
Cruz, William --78600
Berger, Barry --78000
Dwan, Thomas --77400
Paul-Ambrose, Steve --76700
Negreanu, Daniel --76600
Williams, David --76300
Rinaldi, Claudio --75800
Taylor, Paul --74400
Livia, Tom --71700
Herszkopf, Bernardo --71600
Downs, Joseph --71200
Brawer, Maxx --71000
Strzemp, John --71000
Guinther, Jimmie --70800
Drobushevich, Shae --70200
Grøneng, Øyvind --70100
Sunderland, Charles --70000
Baglietto, Giuseppe --69800
Lomas, Dane --69000
West, Tim --69000
Deeb, Shaun --68900
Petronack, Jeffrey --68900
Paone, Alessandro --68600
Aiken, Ryan --67900
Banghart, Jeff --67700
Adams, Kenneth --67500
Ashman, Danny --67200
Medic, Nenad --67000
Lopez, Efraini Antonio --66900
Reed, Benjamin --65800
Fronshtein, Alan --64900
Smith, Matthew --64700
Feldman, Pavel --63700
Rives, Stephane --63300
Heath, Jonathan --63200
Billirakis, Steve --62700
Chen, William --62700
Alioto, Dario --62200
Kanter, Aaron --62100
Bolton, John --61900
Khan, Hevad --61800
Campbell, James (Colin) --61700
Zumbini, Flavio --61300
Anderson, Lee --61200
Tonnellier, Ed --61100
Anjaria, Mitesh --60900
Galvin, Patric --60900
Murray, Matt --60900
Smith, Chris --60600
Sousa, Marco --60400
Singer, David --60200
Depa, Jonathan --59800
Baldwin, Eric --59600
Cheresnick, Corey --59400
Heaton, Gary --59200
Konig, Shawn --58700
Sivage, Quinn --58700
Hamagami, Clark --58600
Cofer, James --58500
Jewett, James --57500
Binger, Michael --57300
Pullen, Brett --57000
Mitrokostas, Spyridon --56900
Foxx, Norman (Augie) --56800
Wideman, Brian --56700
Chan, Luis --56500
Athanasoulis, Peter --56100
Seth, Anirudh --56100
Adamo, Michael --55700
Chambers, Walter Lee --55500
Brody, Jonathan --54900
Riise, Erik --54700
Cousineau, Anthony --53500
Boudreau, Kevin --53300
Jones, Ryan --53200
Vesia, Mike --52800
Morales, Jose Arturo --52700
Chliss,Neil --52100
James, Ann --52100
Carlson, Mike --51700
Hahn, Ralf --51500
Wilson, Scott --51300
Michael, Joesph --51000
James, David --50800
Combs, Todd --50500
Goldberg, Frederick --50500
Meredith, Michael --50100
Kiarash, Kian --49800
Pavlicevic, Michael --49500
Flatnes, Kjetil --49000
Pezzin, Patrick --49000
Wheeler, David --48900
Jensen, William --48600
Sheirbon, Brent --48300
Martin, Eddylee --48200
Nagel, Rufus --48200
Eischens, Terrance Lee --48100
Hasman, Ronald --47700
Grospellier, Bertrand --47600
Butler, Rhett --47300
Tran, Thithi (Mimi) --47100
Buchman, Eric --47000
Hershon, Richard --47000
Clements, Scott --46800
Peters, David --46800
Moore, Christopher --46500
Rau, Thomas --46500
Adler, Nathan --46400
Solomons, Gary --46000
Ruprecht, Martin --45800
Ziebarth, Richard --45800
Golden, Ken --45600
Hudson, Spencer --45600
Lipkin, Robert --45600
Hawrilenko, Matt --45500
Rusnak, Frank --45500
Taylor, John --45400
Gaubert, Michael --45100
Kask, Per Henrik --45100
Mizrachi, Michael --44800
Chilton, Gene --44700
Nguyen, Anh Van --44300
Householder, Curtis --44200
Ghamsari, Nima --43800
Sjöberg, Gusten --43800
Graham, Matthew --43700
Townsen, Vade --43700
Brenes, Alex --43300
Haydon, Will --43300
Little, Jonathan --42600
Gardner, Julian --42500
Ovadia, Steve --42500
Alameddine, Ziad --42400
Benhamron, Eric --42300
Spinder, Gregory --42200
Hiatt, Sam --42000
Alterman, Paul --41900
Fadeyi, Abdul --41700
Eslami, Ali --41500
Sapers, David --41500
Paredes, David --41300
O'Donnell, Kyle --41200
Gronbech, Kurt --41000
Neckar, Jonathan --40900
Kohlberg, Curt --40800
Wendt, Martin --40800
Stopka, Wladyslaw --40600
Touil, Fabrice Felix Siephanie --40600
Herz, Scott --40100
Galajian, Anahit --39600
Sykes, David --39500
Romero, Joseph Jr --39400
Smith, Clavis --39300
Giannetti, Matthew --39200
Robinson, David --39200
Stowe, Nicholas --39200
Carlton, Donald --39000
Pecorale, Ralph --38900
Strochak (Strochale possible last name), Jason --38900
Lellouche, Anthony --38800
Whittington, Richard --38800
Gold, Benjamin --38600
Skolnick, Brett --38600
Treglio, Gerald --38600
Benhalacch, Dan Assor --38200
Smith, Greg --37900
Subilia, Sam --37900
Aguiar, Jonathan --37800
Barron, Edward --37700
Sass, Alan --37600
Smith, Alasdair --37500
Michaels, Alex --37400
Netter, Tyler --37300
Larsen, Andrew --37000
Law, Jimmy --37000
Pukanich, Randy --37000
Ribeiro, Antonio --36900
Gordon, Jonathan --36600
Simpson, Robert --36500
Carlson, Mike --36400
Chick, David --36400
Levin, Randy --36400
Impastato, Frank --36300
Marcal, Joe --36100
Hansen, Casper --36000
Zakheim, Scott --36000
Ertel, Christian --35800
Solomon, David --35700
Fink, Laura --35500
Yoder, Joshlin --35400
Guadano, Michael --35200
Carrillo Fadul, Paulo S --35100
Gravagna, John --35000
Salorio, Antonio --35000
Landrum, Carl --34900
Ramdin, Annand (Victor) --34100
Vezina, Larry --34100
Longworth, Guy --33800
Niergarth, Nick --33800
Daut, Ryan --33500
Kerth, Bret --33200
Dowda, Jimmy --32800
Leventhal, Scott --32800
O'Malley, Patrick --32800
Barkman, Jonas --32700
Shiff, Dov --32300
Lios, Peter --32200
Mackey, James --31900
Sullivan, Patrick --31600
Radushkevich, Sergey --31500
Campbell, Joel --31400
Ventura, David --31300
Benefield, David --31200
Lococo, Daniel --31200
Ratchford, Ralph --31200
Straub, Spencer --30900
D'Ottavi, Flaviano --30800
Kopp, William Jr --30500
Perry, Rafael --30500
Lusby, George --30400
Smith, Josh --30200
Hart, Jonathan --30100
Coburn, Ray --30000
Wright, Justin --30000
Bucci, James --29900
Cooper, Michael --29700
Dull, Jonathan --29700
Lindsay, Brian --29700
Sanders, Adam --29700
Carrick, Ben --29600
Parisi, Frank --29200
Wasicka, Paul James --29200
Firicano, Daryn --29000
Clark, Brian --28900
Redmerski, Brandon --28800
Urman, Randall --28800
Yitzhaki, Roman --28800
Arsenault, Nicholas --28600
Anderson, Jeffrey --28200
Correia, Sean --28000
Silvestri, Mario --28000
Hendrix, Micah --27900
Caby, Taylor --27800
Mullis, Donald --27400
Marfleet, Barry --27300
Wulff, Leland --27300
Feiff, Terence --27100
Hotz, Travis --26800
Gamble, Troy --26700
Lavallee, Jason --26700
Campbell, James (Douglas) --26600
Quinton, Carl --26600
Cerbone, Matthew --26500
Strassmann, Johannes --26500
Ford, Robert --26400
Shideler, Gerald --26400
Bassile, Wilson --26300
VanDuyn, Joshua --26200
Bohn, Blake --26100
Sullivan, Joseph --25900
Galusha, Sean --25700
Schulz, Kevin --25700
Romero, Randy --25600
Lee, Paul --25400
Francis, Jason --25200
Patel, Emil --25200
Nocerino, Alessandro --25100
Lawson, Ted --25000
Egide, Loren --24700
Shapiro, Bernie --24700
Strandli, Kenneth --24700
Garza, Jeffrey --24500
Lyter, Brook --24500
Holdaiy, Igor --24200
Leduc, Karla --24100
Indreboe, Anders --24000
Thurman Jr., Dean --24000
Wiggins, Andrew --24000
Gaynor, Steve --23900
Tallis, Jonathan --23800
Barton, Stanley --23400
Lewis, David F --23400
Melancou, Joseph --23400
Landier, Bryce --23200
Henrion, Jean Michel --23100
Flangas, Arthur --23000
White, Ryan --23000
Mizrachi, Eric --22900
West, Tom --22900
Yutuc, George --22800
Baird, Gregory --22700
Boyd, Robert --22700
Foster, Christian --22700
Bonomo, Justin --22600
Ivanov, Ognyan --22300
Ryan, Gilbert Chesley --22200
Cashwell, Billy --22000
Le, Nam --21800
Saleh, Steven --21600
Delaney, Peter --21500
Monette, John --21500
Sprengers, Benjamin --21300
McDougall, Jason --21200
Andrade, Steven --21000
Hammond, Christopher --21000
Bragar, Adam --20900
Flowers, Randal --20800
Joss, Eric --20700
Peters, Reuben --20600
Whitley, David --20600
Serock, Joseph --20300
Corber, Ron --20200
Sagle, Jason --20200
Thater, Katja --20200
McCarrel, Casey --20000
Ryan, Daniel --19900
Brossia, Kyle --19800
Ward, Cory --19800
Göransson, Emil --19700
Renstrom, Erik --19700
Tsolis, Konstadinos --19600
Kelly, David --19500
Andrews, John --19400
Helness, Jonas --19400
Lerner, Aaron --19300
Agreda, Alexis --19000
Gaines, Lee --19000
Rosen, Matt --19000
Neff, Peter --18900
Ium, Michael --18800
Jelinek, Steve --18800
Luetchford, Andrew --18800
Hattem, Shawn --18700
Bech, Michael --18300
Phan, John --18300
Marcotte, Kevin --18100
Ankner, Christian --17900
Starkey, Robert --17900
Biehn, Devon --17800
Brown, John --17600
Gross, Steve --17600
Hewitt, Michael --17400
Peckinpaugh, Mitchell --17400
Drzich, William --17300
Banwari, Narendra --17200
Bell, Joseph --17100
Hockley, Donald --17100
Gentner, Roland Wayne --17000
Pino, Michael --17000
Zango, Herman --16800
Montanari, Mark --16700
Jackson, Patrick --16600
Schaffel, Kevin --16400
Woelfel, Wade --16400
Boros, Leon --16300
Widder, Craig --16300
Watson, Michael --16100
Friedberg, Jonathan --15800
Bercovitz, Bradley --15700
Saunder, Jerome --15200
Stevenson, John M --15200
Kostic, Alex --15100
Reddy, Sumanth --14900
Rudder, Alan --14900
Fondacaro, Greg --14800
Petrillo, Mark --14400
Dorrance, James --14300
DaCosta Suares, Gilles --13900
Kwan, Kin Kwong --13500
Williamson, Robert --13400
Thomsen, Jakob --13200
McDonald, Greg --13100
Hornung, Guenther --12700
Lichtie, Matt --12700
Petereit, Bernad --12600
Greifendorff, Thomas --12500
Alper, Thomas --12200
Riccobono, Albert --12200
Azadpeyma, Alex --11500
Fournier, Stephanie --11500
Markgraf, Jace --11500
Barnes, Wendell --11300
Gallant, Scott --11300
Hansen, Morten --11300
Kontaratos, Bill --11300
Porter, Ralph --11100
Weir, Bradley --11100
Pelton, Joe --10900
Wilton, Benjamin --10600
Greenwood, Maxwell --10200
Curzio, Patrick --10000
Ohel, Randy --9700
Greenstein, Barry --9500
Stephens, Robert --9200
Eggers, Christine --9100
Svensson, Stig --9000
Seitz, Jason --8600
McCormack, Chris --8500
Molinari, Matthew --6800
Berthelson, Chad --6100
Fisher, Paul --4800
Rosati, Anthony --3700
Levandoske, Dax --2800