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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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LAPC Main Event Champion Michael Nia raised to 900,000 preflop, and Juan Lomeli called in the big blind. The flop came down [9d][8d][3s], and Lomeli open shoved all in, having Nia covered. Nia took a look at his cards, looking at the board again, then slammed his chips in to call. Lomeli: [Kd][4d] Nia: [Jd][10c] Both
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Our final six players are taking their first final break of the final table, and you can see a breakdown of the chips below. When they return from break, the blinds will be 200,000/400,000. Shengang Cheng (pictured above) – 16,500,000 Michael Nia – 8,800,000 Carlo Rodriguez – 6,500,000 Safiya Umerova – 6,100,000 Hattori Lopez – 5,000,000 Juan Lomeli – 3,500,000
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Marc Robinson and Hattori Lopez were heads up on a flop of [9s][8c][6s] when the two got all of the former’s chips in the middle. Robinson showed [Qd][9d] for top pair, but he had a world of outs to dodge, as Lopez showed [Qs][10s] for multiple draws and an overcard. That overcard came on the
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And that’s a wrap on our first Mixed Game Event of the series, as Commerce Casino regular Jorge Alba has emerged victorious in our $600 HORSE Event. For his efforts, he will take home $12,402, as well as his second career WSOP Circuit Ring. In addition, Alba will earn one of the last seats to
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Big stack Safiya Umerova raised it up, and short stack Lang Lee moved all in for his final 1,200,000 and change with [Ad][2c]. Umerova called with [Ks][Qs], and she shot out to the lead on the flop of [Kh][10h][9c]. The [Kc] came on the turn, giving Umerova trip kings, and leaving Lee drawing dead. Lee
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We are down to the final nine in our first Mixed Game Event of the series, and below you will see who made that table and how they currently stack up. Seat 1: Sami BechahedSeat 2: Wissam GahshanSeat 3: Shane Friedlander Seat 4: Jorge AlbaSeat 5: Frank IngleseSeat 6: Marshall RagirSeat 7: Ramon Rochin Seat 8: Jay
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All 60 players coming back today for today’s Day 2 have locked up at least $1,300, and you can view the full payouts below. 1st – $57,079 2nd – $38,051 3rd- $27,363 4th – $19,942 5th – $14,733 6th – $11,036 7th – $8,383 8th – $6,458 9th – $5,048 10th-11th – $4,003 12th-13th –
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Luis Reynolds Jr (pictured above) was down to just one million in chips when he shoved from early position. Michael Nia was next to act, and he called with [Ah][Qd]. Reynolds had two live cards with [5s][4s], but the flop of [Ac][Kd][6s] left him drawing rather thin. The [3h] turn did give him eight outs
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We are ready to kick off the next $250 buy-in Landmark Mega Satellite here at the Commerce Casino. Just like yesterday, we will be guaranteeing at least four seats to the $1,700 buy-in Main Event coming up this weekend. You can click here for the structure for this Mega which will be closing at 7:15 PM
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Over at our other final table today, Jorge Alba (pictured above), and Ramon Rochin (pictured below) have gotten heads up in our $600 HORSE Event. Alba holds a slight lead to start heads up, with 1,050,000 to the 850,000 of Rochin. The runner up here will earn $7,949, while the victor will take home $12,402,
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