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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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Christina Gollins limped on the button, and after Weiqiang Zhao moved all in, Gollins called to put him at risk with [Ah][8c]. She was happy to see she had Zhao just outkicked with [Ac][7d], and the flop of [As][5d][3c] kept her in the lead. The [8h] came right on the turn to give Gollins an
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Christina Gollins scored an early double up in this heads up battle, and she has yet to lose the momentum from that pot. She just forced folds from Weiqiang Zhao in back-to-back pots that has now seen Gollins take over the chip lead. She has about 22 million to the 15 million of Zhao, with
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Christina Gollins raised to 700,000, and John Solis three bet to 1,700,000. Weiqiang Zhao was in the big blind, and he thought for only a few moments before shoving all in, having both players covered. Gollins immediately let out a laugh before shaking her head and eventually folding what she said was a big ace,
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Weiqiang Zhao raised to 850,000, and Christina Gollins moved all in for 4,300,000. Zhao thought for a bit before calling with [Kc][4c], but he was in rough shape against the [Ac][Kd] of Gollins. The board ran down [Qs][Js][9h][2h][10s], and while both players rivered a straight, Gollins had him one upped with broadway to double up
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Weiqiang Zhao remains in great position to take down this massive opening event of the series, as he has nearly 2/3 of the chips in play right now. Here is how the final three stack up, with the blinds about to go to 150,000/300,000 Weiqiang Zhao – 22,000,000John Solis – 9,200,000Christina Gollins – 5,500,000
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John Solis raised to 550,000 preflop, and Christina Gollins defended her big blind to see a flop of [Ad][8d][4h]. Solis fired 750,000, Gollins called, and the [7d] came on the turn. Gollins checked, then after Solis moved all in, Gollins snap called with what she surely thought was the best hand: [4c][4s] for bottom set.
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Michael Ung shoved all in for just under 4,000,000 on the button with [Ks][Qh], and chip leader Weiqiang Zhao called with [Ac][4d] to put him at risk. The flop of [7s][4h][2c] paired Zhao up, and Ung was still looking for paint to come. The [6d] came on the turn, and while the river was a
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Tong Sun moved all in from under the gun, and action folded around to Weiqiang Zhao in the big blind. He snap called with [10h][10s], and he was flipping against the [As][Js] of Sun. The board ran down [9h][7c][2s][4h][6c], and the tens survived to secure the knockout, and the chip lead, for Zhao.
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Michael Ung shoved all in for 1,800,000, and Weiqiang Zhao called with [Ac][10d]. Ung showed [As][10s], and it was looking likely for a chop. However, the flop of [Kd][Js][8s] gave Ung new hope, and the [9c] didn’t help, but the [9s] river gave Ung a double up to four million, while Zhao takes another small
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James Solis was all in preflop holding [5c][5h], but he was dominated by the [8d][8c] showed by Weiqiang Zhao. The flop of [Ah][Ac][10h] changed nothing, as did the [3s] turn. However, the dealer spiked down the [5d] on the river to give Solis an unlikely double up to over three million, while Zhao remains in
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