2014 $7,500 Shooting Star Final Results

2014 BAY 101 SHOOTING STAR WPT 18TH ANNUAL - MARCH 10-14, 2014
718 entrants / $5,133,700 prize pool
Place	First	Last	Prize
1	James	Carroll	$1,256,550 including WPT seat
2	Dylan	Wilkerson	$728,650
3	Shaun	Suller	$477,470
4	Mukul	Pahuja	$320,800
5	Nam	Le	$223,810
6	Garrett	Greer	$174,080
7	Herbie	Moutachano	$134,300
8	Steve	Sung	$99,470
9	David	Randall	$69,630
10	Brian	Park	$49,740
11	Bryce	Yockey	$49,740
12	Eric	Hershler	$49,740
13	Jonathan	Little	$39,800
14	Candace	Collins	$39,800
15	Nicky	Nihan	$39,800
16	Justin	Young	$33,820
17	Isaac	Baron	$33,820
18	Domingos	Fernandez	$33,820
19	Tam	Truong	$29,340
20	Owen	Crowe	$29,340
21	Josh	Prager	$29,340
22	Ben	Hamnett	$29,340
23	Lucas	Ke	$29,340
24	John	Andress	$29,340
25	Phi	Tran	$29,340
26	Noah	Bronstein	$29,340
27	Larry	Odegard	$29,340
28	Tai	Nguyen	$24,870
29	Noah	Vaillancourt	$24,870
30	David	Paredes	$24,870
31	Thomas	Lutz	$24,870
32	Erkut	Yilmaz	$24,870
33	Pat	Lyons	$24,870
34	Benjamin	Zamani	$24,870
35	Keven	Stammen	$24,870
36	Grantland	Hillman	$24,870
37	Kelsey	Henriks	$20,890
38	Bruce	Kramer	$20,890
39	Brandon	Crawford	$20,890
40	Tai	Tran	$20,890
41	William	Davis	$20,890
42	Bernie	Grio	$20,890
43	Ryan	Riess	$20,890
44	Will	Chao	$20,890
45	Jeff	Madsen	$20,890
46	Surrider	Sunar	$18,400
47	Darren	Elias	$18,400
48	Mark	Pham	$18,400
49	David	Forster	$18,400
50	Steven	Thomason	$18,400
51	Matt	Brady	$18,400
52	Andrew	Lichtenberger	$18,400
53	Loni	Harwood	$18,400
54	Joe	Hachem	$18,400
55	Brian	Brubaker	$16,410
56	Matt	Marafioti	$16,410
57	Ayman	Qutami	$16,410
58	Alexandru	Masek	$16,410
59	Hai	Tran	$16,410
60	Leo	Mayo	$16,410
61	Ronit	Chamani	$16,410
62	Christopher	Swan	$16,410
63	David	Chiu	$16,410
64	Athanasios	Polycrhonopolis	$14,430
65	Jason	Koon	$14,430
66	Chamath	Palihapitiya	$14,430
67	Carlos	Villamarin	$14,430
68	Mike	McClain	$14,430
69	Hoang	Nguyen	$14,430
70	Kyle	Julius	$14,430
71	Kristina	Holst	$14,430
72	Daniel	Furnival	$14,430

1st Place: James Carroll ($1,256,550)

Dylan Wilkerson raised preflop and James Carroll made the call.  The two see a [9c][4h][2s] flop, and James check raises Dylan's bet.  Dylan makes the call, and the turn comes the [2c].  After James checks, Dylan moves all in for more than a pot sized bet.  James thinks for less than a minute and makes the call.

Dylan [Ah][5c]
James [6s][4d]

It's a great call for James as his second pair is good against Dylan's ace high.  If his hand holds up, James will be the next World Poker Tour champion.

The [Qh] hits the river, which means James and his pair of fours win the pot, the tournament, and the title.  James takes home $1,256,550 including his WPT Championship Seat.

Congratulations, James!

2nd Place: Dylan Wilkerson ($728,650)