Luis Santoni of Pembroke Pines became the first Floridian to cash twice at this year’s World Series of Poker, as he was one of 24 players from Florida to cash in Event #4 ($1,000 "stimulus special" no-limit). The event drew 6,012 players – making it the largest non-Main Event poker tournament in history. The WSOP estimates 800-1,000 more players wished to play in the soldout event.
<strong>Florida cashers</strong>
116. Jahson Spence, Orlando, $3,571
118. James Farley, Sanderson, $3,571
154. Jason McCarty, Coconut Creek, $3,571
158. Angel Navarro, Miami Beach, $3,571
167. Steven Karp, Dania, $3,246
201. Luis Santoni, Pembroke Pines, $3,246
205. Benjamin Zetina, West Palm Beach, $3,246
231. Jonny Toth, Bradenton, $2,921
241. Wayne Philpot, Sanford, $2,921
312. George Bronstein, Lutz, $2,651
331. John Warchelak, Palm Beach Gardens, $2,651
340. Richard Rice, Ft. Lauderdale, $2,651
351. Leif Force, Tallahassee, $2,651
365. Isaac Galazan, Sunny Isle Beach, $2,434
402. Donald Marchi, Ponte Verdra Beach, $2,434
403. Srinivasa Yarlagadda, Sarasota, $2,434
474. Edmund O’Brien, Tampa, $2,218
482. James English, Tamarac, $2,056
483. Duane "Rem" Remington, Jacksonville, $2,056
571. Cinda Goodale, Ft. Lauderdale, $1,893
576. Alexander Sverdlov, Hollywood, $1,893
606. Sadany Hevia, Miami, $1,893
611. Anders Taylor, Gainesville, $1,893
616. Buford Harris, Deltona, $1,893
<strong>Florida to date</strong>
<strong>Money won:</strong>$422,221
<strong>Cashes:</strong> 35
<strong>Final tables:</strong>1
<strong>Bracelets:</strong> 0
<strong>Florida players who cash (or their families or friends) are encouraged to e-mail contact details to editor@anteupmagazine.com.</st rong>
