New Leader, Who Dis? Andra Zachow Takes Over First After a Week 6 Chop with the Legend (Larry)!
Week 6 is officially in the books, and this one had everything — a stacked list of subs to thank (Brett Pope, Tony Pellegrini, Dan “hired gun”Johnson, Viera Vorasarn, Chrissy Holubeck, and Jacob Naumann— you all kept the tables full, thank you!), a great turnout with a $3,200 prize pool ($1,360 on top), and a final table that saw more coolers than a beer run. Buckle up, because there was a changing of the guard at the top of the season leaderboard by the time the dust settled. Here’s how Week 6 went down:
Final Table Action
Jay Capitano AQ<Dugg Hadden AK
Jay Capitano 9th
A dub for Andra through Evan leaving him with 1k
Evan Pantano, excited to potentially move into 1st on the season leaderboard with this final table, was 8th
Rob Fulton AT<Andra & Chrissy’s AK AK (awww)
Rob Fulton 7th
Ray Mancini’s 66<Andra Zachow’s QQ
Ray Mancini 6th
Chrissy’s KK<Larry Legend’s QQ
Chrissy Holubeck (playing for Craig Rice) 5th 
Larry Legend flopped a straight sending Greg out 4th
A HUGE double for Andra through Larry
Then Dugg doubled through Andra
But in the end Dugg finished 3rd after Larry’s J6>Dugg’s 56
First place this week was a chop between Larry Legend and Andra Zachow. Larry had more chips but Andra was getting close.
The final table in order of finish was:
- Larry Legend/Andra Zachow
2.chop
3.Dugg Hadden
4.Greg Crisafulli
5.Chrissy Holubeck
6.Ray Mancini
7.Rob Fulton
8.Evan Pantano
9.Jay Capitano
What a night! The chop between Larry Legend and Andra Zachow to close out Week 6 shakes up the season leaderboard in a big way — Andra takes over the #1 spot with 33 points, bumping Evan Pantano to 2nd at 30 (much to his chagrin!), with Jason Palacios/Cy Frederick, Jay Capitano/Josh Nicholson, and Ryan Harfouch all knotted up at 29, and Lawrence Legend right behind at 28. With 12 weeks still left in the season, this thing is wide open — plenty of time for anyone to make a run at a seat through points, and even if you don’t get there, the season-end Last Chance tournament (funded by our $43,250 WSOP Main/WPT Championship pot and growing) gives every player a shot at the big stage. See you all next week!
