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Realities For Children Fort Collins Series of Poker Championship

Apr 10, 2008
Author: Rebecca Rosales

Poker players are competing for either cash or a seat at the WSOP at the Realities For Children Fort Collins Series of Poker Championship.  Ten lucky players advanced in the tournament on March 30th at the Fort Collins Hilton hotel.

These players are now qualified to compete in the Fort Collins Series of Poker Invivitational Championship where the grand prize will be the $10,000 buy in to the WSOP in Las Vegas or $7,500 in cash. 

Proceeds from the final Fort Collins Series of Poker Tournament will benefit the Realities for Children Triumph Awards Scholarship Endownmnet Fund that serves abused and neglected children locally.

Taking home cash payouts totaling $1,000 split among the top six competitors were: 1st: Kelli Veit, 2nd: Ed Eichlin, 3rd: Trevor Hinchley, 4th: Chad Johnson, 5th: Rex Skaggs, 6th: Ryan Vlasak, 7th: Neal Cooke, 8th Issac Moreno, 9th: Dave Johnson and 10th: Jim Kimball.   Players that finished between 6th and 10th place got products and gift certificates from Vintage Hand-Crafted Wines and Odell Brewing Company

 

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