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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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Blinds: 200,000/400,000 Action folded to chip leader Justin Henry in the small blind, and he moved all in, easily having Brendan Baksh covered in the big. Baksh quickly called with [As][Kc], but Henry had two live cards with [Jc][5d]. The flop of [Js][4d][2s] gave Henry top pair, and the [5s] on the turn gave him
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Blinds: 200,000/400,000 Sohale Khalili raised most of his stack from early position, and in the big blind, Ediberto Pilotin moved all in with [3d][3c]. Khalili was happy to see he was flipping with [Jc][8c], and the flop of [Ad][10d][9s] kept it a virtual coin flip, as he picked up an open ended straight draw. The
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Blinds: 200,000/400,000 Jared Griener raised to two million, half his stack, under the gun, and next to act, Sohale Khalili reraised to four million. It folded back to Griener, who rechecked his hand, and announced all in for 100,000 more. Khalili called with [10s][10d], and let out a sigh when he saw Griener table [Qs][Qc].
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Play has wrapped up over at the $1,100 HEROS Mixed Game Event, and the final seven coming back tomorrow at 11 AM are all in the money, with at least $2,290 locked up. Matt Vengrin held a comfortable chip lead for the entire second half of the day, but Jon Breneman, who said the final
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Justin Henry raised on the button, and in the big blind, Michael Cassela moved all in for about 1.3 million with King-Ten. Henry called with a dominating Ace-King, and big slick would hold up, getting us down to just six players.
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Blinds: 150,000/300,000 After players returned from break, Anthony Bartz moved all in from the small blind with [10h][7d], and Sohale Khalili called in the big blind with [Qs][9d]. Neither player would improve on the [8d][5c][5s][4s][8d] board, and the queen high was good enough to score the knock out for Khalili, who is up to over
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Anthony Bartz raised from the cutoff, and Brendan Baksh defended his big blind. The two would then get all the chips in after a flop of [Jd][6d][3d], and after the hands were revealed, it was obvious why. Baksh: [Kd][4d]Bartz: [Ad][3h] Baksh had flopped a flush, while Bartz had a pair and the nut flush draw.
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Jeff Potts and Leo Lee were heads up on a flop of [9s][8h][6c], when the two players got all of Potts’s chips in to the middle. He held [Kh][8c], but was behind the [Ac][9c] shown by Lee. The board finished out [3h] and [5d], and the top pair held to make Potts our first final
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Sohale Khalili moved all but a few of his chips into the middle preflop, and with a covering stack, Jeff Potts moved all in over the top. Khalili called off with [Ah][Jh], and he was racing against the [8h][8c] of Potts. The flop of [Qh][5d][3c] didn’t bring Khalili a ton of help, but the [10d]
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Blinds: 100,000/200,000 After a raise from Justin Henry on the button, Brendan Baksh moved all in 2,800,000. Henry called with [Kh][10h], but was dejected when Baksh rolled over pocket aces. The flop came down [Qs][7c][3h], and Henry was drawing dead by the turn. On the very next hand, Jared Griener would get his final 2.5
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