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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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11 AM – $500,000 Guaranteed Event Flight A. $600 buy-in. Players start with 25,000 in chips. Registration open until start of Level 9 (3:30 PM). Play 19 Levels or until top 5% is reached. Day 2 finals Sunday at 12 PM 4 PM – $500,000 Guaranteed Event Flight B. $600 buy-in. Players start with 25,000
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Robert Gill moved all in for about 18 million, and Andrew Cha got a count, said “Let’s gamble”, and called with [10d][8d]. He was live against the [Ad][7c] of Gill, and Cha smashed the flop of [10c][8h][4c]. The [3h] turn sealed the hand, and Cha finished it out in style with the [8s] river. Gill
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Blinds: 400,000/800,000 Robert Gill moved all in on the first hand of heads up, and Andrew Cha called with [9c][9s]. He was dominating the [As][9h] of Gill, and the case nine would come on the flop of [9d][8d[4s]. The [7h] ended the hand on the turn, and the two players have flipped stacks now, as
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Robert Gill and Andrew Cha took a look at the numbers and agreed to a deal of sorts. Both players agreed to set $1,500 aside each, and play for $3,000 and the Remington Trophy. Cha has locked up $49,895, while Gill has locked up $54,075. Stay tuned to find out who takes down the title.
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Blinds; 400,000/800,000 The final three couldn’t come to an agreement, so play continued three handed. Reynoldo Soto moved all in from the small blind for about ten big blinds, and Andrew Cha quickly called with [10s][10d]. Soto was in bad shape with [Qs][3h], and after the flop came [5h][5c][4h], he was left drawing dead after
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Blinds: 400,000/800,000 In a battle of the blinds, David Van Noy moved all in preflop with [7s][7h], and Andrew Cha called with [Kd][Qs]. It was another big coin flip at this final table, and the over cards won this one, as the board ran down [Ac][Qc][9c][10d][3h]. This leaves us three handed, and the final three
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Blinds: 400,000/800,000 Reynoldo Soto was the short stack four handed, but he has just doubled up twice in a few hands to get back into contention. First, he shoved with [Qh][7h] in the small blind, and David Van Noy called with [Jc][3c]. He flopped a flush draw, but queen high would hold from there to
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Blinds: 400,000/800,000 Peter Cross shoved all in for three million on the button, and big stack Robert Gill moved all in from the small blind. Cross showed [7s][7h], and he was in good shape to double against the [Ac][6h] of Gill. The flop of [Kh][Jc][8c] didn’t bring Gill much help, but the [2c] turn gave
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Blinds: 400,000/800,000 Action folded to Andrew Cha in the small blind, and he moved all in for his final 4,300,000. Peter Cross looked at his hand and quickly called with [Ac][Ks], and he was dominating the [Kc][8h] of Cha. However, the flop of [Kh][8c][4s] shot Cha out to the lead with top two pair, and
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Blinds: 400,000/800,000 Robert Gill raised to two million, and on the button, Caleb Benton moved all in for about seven million. Gill called with [Ac][10h], and he was flipping against the [8h][8d]. The board came out with all over cards, coming [Kd][Js][10d][Jc][Qs], and Gill took the pot to get us down to five.
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