Rian Mullins
Jim Schoch came in to heads-up play with a big lead but Rian Mullins clawed his way back and eventually took down the 6-Max Turbo for $2,565. In the final hand, Mullins called a shove from Schoch with pocket threes, up against six-four off-suit. The board ran out dry and Mullins locked up the pot and the title.
Schoch has been supporting his son, Aaron, all week as he has made several final tables this series. It was finally his time to shine and he did just that, finishing as runner-up for $1,700.
This event filled up quite quickly, bringing in a total of 97 entries at the close of registration for a prize pool worth $9,700 paying out 16 spots.
Here is a look at the final results for this event:
1st place: Rian Mullins – $2,565
2nd place: Jim Schoch – $1,700
3rd place: Patrick Preston – $1,160
4th place: Thinh Vo – $810
5th place: Vincent Newland – $595
6th place: Andre Hengchua – $440
7th place: Shelley Berto – $350
8th place: Tony Berto – $290
9th place: Karl Lanber – $250
10th place: Ashley Sleeth – $250
11th place: Jimmy Cappucci
12th place: Chip Tutu – $230
13th Jason Daniele – $215
14th place: Michael Phan – $215
15th place: Christopher Milos – $200
16th place: Christopher Sanmateo – $200
