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We have ring event action coming for you guys every day from now until May 24th, so we wanted to make it nice and easy for you all to know what events are going on and when. Below you will see a live schedule of our WSOPC ring events, which we will update daily as
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The final two players are taking a break, with the blinds set to go up to 150,000/300,000. Alex Avila holds a big lead still, with Hirose sitting at just over 5,000,000. They each have $53,258 locked up, and the winner will earn the WSOPC ring, and a first place prize of $86,178.
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Alex Avila raised on the button, and in the big blind, Commerce Team Pro Jae Song shoved for just a few big blinds. Avila called with [Ah][3c], and he was slightly ahead of the [10d][8h] of Song. The flop of [5s][3h][2s] paired Avila and gave him a much bigger lead, and Song wasn’t able to
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Today saw 168 players come out for the first of two Mystery Bounty flight, and 26 players are moving on to the Day 2 finals on Tuesday. David Stamm leads with 523,000, while actor Kirk Acevado is second with 509,000, and Albyn Bello rounds out the podium with 491,000. Check out the full list of
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Ahram Kim (pictured above) had been chip leader for most of the final table, but that has all come crashing down, as he just busted to Alex Avila (below) in the biggest pot of the tournament. It was a battle of the blinds between the two, with Avila limping, and Kim checking his option. The
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Big stack Ahram Kim raised to 550,000, and Commerce Team Pro Jae Song (pictured above), defended his big blind. The flop brought all diamonds, coming [Qd][6d][2d], and Kim open shoved for the 3,300,000 effective that Song had. Song rechecked his cards, then called with [Ad][2h] for a pair and nut flush draw. He was well
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Alex Avila raised under the gun, and Kenneth Hirose moved all in about 3,000,000. Michael Nia (above) was short stacked and already in the big blind, and he called all in for less. Avila folded, and Hirose showed [Ah][Qc]. Nia was live with [9c][7c], and the flop of [10s][6d][5h] brought Nia four more outs, as
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Ahram Kim is currently in the lead with nearly 50 big blinds at our Mini Main final table. Alex Avila just pulled off a nice bluff on Kenneth Hirose to jump to second. Commerce Team Pro Jae Song is in third, while Commerce regular Michael Nia is the short stack. Stay tuned to find out
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Mike Nia raised to 425,000, and Brandon Nguyen (pictured above) moved all in next to act for 1,300,000. Kenneth Hirose (pictured below) was in the big blind, and he moved all in over the top, forcing Nia out of the pot. Nguyen: [Qh][10c] Hirose: [Ad][Qs] An ace popped right in the window of the [Ac][8d][7s]
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Moshe Manzur (above) was under the gun when he shoved all in for 1,900,000, and it folded to big stack Ahram Kim in the big blind. He thought for about a minute before calling, and saw that he was in great shape to score the KO. Kim: [Ah][10s] Manzur: [As][9s] The flop of [6d][3s][5h] was
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Mir Gaskari (pictured above) moved all in from early position for 1,200,000, and a few seat over, Kenneth Hirose (below) looked down at [Jh][Jd]. He was dominating the [Ad][9d] of Gaskari, and the jacks held on the [8h][7h][4c] flop. The [5c] turn brought more outs for Gaskari, but the [3c] river was not one of them.
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