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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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12 PM – $400 All Bounties Event. Players start with 40,000 in chips. Registration open until 4:30 PM. One Day Event. 4 PM- $200,000 Guaranteed Closer Event. Players start with 40,000 in chips. Registration open until 8:30 PM. Day 2 finals on Sunday, March 2nd. 7 PM – $150 Landmark Mega Satellite. Players start with
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After taking a look at the numbers during the break, Michael Nia and Elvyn Bello have come to an agreement. Bello will receive a career best $300,000 for his second place showing,, while Nia will earn $308,270, and the Remington trophy.
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Faraz Jaka was short from a previous hand, and he moved all in on the button. Michael Nia made the call with [7h][5h], and Jaka was ahead with [Kh][4c]. Nia cause a straight draw on the flop of [As][9h][8c], and hit it right on the turn with the [6d] to leave Jaka drawing dead. With
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The final three are taking their next break of the night, and we could still have quite a ways to go, as Faraz Jaka is the “short stack” with 50 bigs when they return. The blinds are about to go up to 20,000/40,000. A reminder that this final table is being streamed on the Bally’s
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Michael Nia raised to 70,000 on the button, and Faraz Jaka came along from the big blind. Jaka led out on the flop of [Ah][4h][5s] for 85,000, and Nia called to see the [5c] hit the turn.. Jaka fired 250,000 this time, and Nia raised all in. Jaka rechecked his hand, and then called, showing
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Michael Nia raised on the button to 85,000, and next to act, Frank Brannan moved all in for 615,000. Unfortunately for him, Elvyn Bello was in the big blind, and woke up with the best hand in Hold’em, pocket aces, and he was dominating the [Ah][3h] of Brannan. The flop of [Qs][6d][4c] left Brannan drawing
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Faraz Jaka raised to 50,000 from the cutoff, and Michael Nia called in the button. In the big blind, short stack Adam Weinraub shoved all in for his final 200,000. Jaka shoved over the top to isolate, and Nia got out of the way. Jaka: [9s][9c] Weinraub: [Ah][Kc] The board ran down [Qs][4h][3h][2c][10c], and the
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Gevork Kasabyan moved all in for his final 175,000, and Elvyn Bello called with [6s][6d]. It was a classic race, as Kasabyan showed [Qd][10c], but the sixes would hold on a runout of [9s][3h][2c][9c][As]. Kasabyan will take home over $50,000, while Bello is firmly in second place after the KO.
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Action has slowed significantly with the long levels and deep play, and Commerce Casino regular Michael Nia has extended his lead, with his stack now over 4,000,000 in chips. Elvyn Bello is in second with less than half that stack, holding 1,700,000 and change. Adam Weinraub and Gevork Kasabyan are the two short stacks at the
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Just six remain in our Main Event, as they have just hit the second break of the day. When they return, the blinds will be 10,000/20,000. Michael Nia (pictured above) – 3,672,000Frank Brannan – 1,902,000Elvyn Bello – 1,279,000Faraz Jaka – 955,000Adam Weinraub – 437,000Gevork Kasabyan – 454,000
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