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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 two short stacks did battle, as Arnie Friedman was all in with [Ad][10h], against the [Qs][Qc] of Chad Lipton. The flop of [Jh][8d][6s] changed nothing, nor did the [2d], but Barry Greenstein came on the river with [As], giving Friedman a much needed double, while also crippling Lipton.
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Elvis Toomas raised in the cutoff, and Arnie Friedman defended his big blind to see a flop of [Kh][2h][3d]. Friedman check called a bet on the flop, and then bet most of Toomas’s stack after the [4s] turn. Toomas shoved, and Friedman called with [Kd][Qh]. However, Toomas had the bullets, [Ah][Ac], and secured the massive
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Davis Khobyer was down to less than seven big blinds when he shoved from the small blind. Big stack Stephen Ma thought for about a minute before calling with [5c][4c]. Khobyer had the lead with [10c][7c], and while the flop of [Jh][Js][8h] brought no help, a four on the turn flipped the script, giving Ma
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Filepe Manzure was down to less than 500,000 when he got all but 5,000 of those chips in preflop. He was called by Elvis Toomas and Arnie Friedman, and the former would shove after teh flop of [Ks][9h][4h]. Manzure flipped [Ks][4s] for two pair, but he had plenty of outs to dodge, as Toomas had
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Action folded to chip leader Stephen Ma in the small blind, and he shoved all in, easily having Arnie Friedman covered in the big blind. Friedman called with [Kh][10h], and Ma was caught stealing with [Qs][3h]. Neither player would improve, keeping Friedman in line for the double up, evening his stack with Ma’s.
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Daniel Wagner had just secured a double up on the previous hand when he got it in preflop in a classic coin flip. Wagner held [Ah][Qc], while chip leader Stephen Ma had [7h][7s]. The board ran down [6d][5d][2d][Kc][3c], and Ma scored the bounty.
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Short stack Harrison Ashdown moved all in preflop for his final 600,000 with [7d][7h], and big stack Elvis Toomas put him at risk with a dominating pair of tens. The flop of [9s][8d][5d] gave Ashdown four more outs, but the [4s] turn and [5h] river changed nothing, giving Toomas another bounty.
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Chad Lipton had just doubled up through Christian Roberts, and on the next hand, Roberts shoved his final 375,000 in with [Ac][6h]. Two seats behind him, Lipton woke up with [10h][10d], and put him at risk. The flop of [10c][8h][2s] all but ended things, and the [2d] turn confirmed the bounty for Lipton.
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We are down to just nine players in the Mystery Bounty Event after the elimination of Pengfei Wang, with the $15,000 and a $10,000 bounty still yet to be pulled. Below you will see how the final table stacks up. You can view the live stream here. Our updates will sync up with the stream
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Tomorrow the Monster Stack event rolls on with the second starting session. We already hit the guarantee today with over 500 players coming out, and more players will be coming out tomorrow to play the 11 AM flight. We also have an addition to the schedule, as Phil Hellmuth will be hosting an $1,000 8-Game
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