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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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Vicken Toazjian and Fausto Valdez got nearly all the chips left preflop, with Toazjian’s [3d][3s] dominated by the [10s][10h] of Valdez. The flop of [Kh][10d][9c] all but ended the hand, and a deuce on the turn did just that. Toazjian was crippled down to four million after that hand, but he has since doubled up
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Yoon Choi got his short stack in the middle with [Ac][Qd], and it was another coin flip, as Fausto Valdez had [5c][5s]. The board ran down [10s][9d][9s][Ks][6c] and the fives held to sen Choi out in 3rd. Choi will still take home the most money tonight due to the deal made, but Valdez and Vicken
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Yoon Choi raised in the small blind, and Vicken Toazjian moved all in for 14,000,000 and change from the big blind. Choi thought for abit before calling with [Ks][6d], and saw he was in rough shape against teh [Qd][Qh] of Toazjian. The flop of [6h][5s][2c] gave Choi a glimmer of hope, but the [8d] turn
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The final three players took a look at the numbers and decided to make a deal to tighten up the payments a bit. They also wanted to play for some extra money and the trophy, so they have locked in the payouts below, and will be giving $2,000 more for second, and $4,000 and the
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Yoon Choi moved all in preflop, and Norair Sherbetdjian called all in for less with [Kc][Qc]. Choi showed [9c][9s], and tablemate Fausto Valdez said “Nines are winning. Nines are hot at this table.” The flop of [Js][10c][4d] kept it as a coin flip, as Sherbetdjian could now catch an ace or nine to take the
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Fausto Valdez raised to 2,400,000, and Allen Pock defended his big blind. After the flop came [7h][5s][3c], Pock shoved all in, and Valdez bet him into the pot with [Kh][Ks]. Pock had top pair with [9d][7d] but needed more help to survive. The [Ah] turn and [6d] river changed nothing, and Valdez secured the knockout
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Yoon Choi moved all in for just under 10 million with [9h][9c], and big stack Norair Sherbetdjian put him at risk with [Kd][Qc]. Choi shot out to a huge lead on the [10h][9s][6d] flop, but Sherbetdjian still had outs for a straight. However, the [10d] turn ended that, giving Choi a full house, and big
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Vicken Toazjian moved all in for his final 7,300,000, and Yoon Choi moved all in for more a few seats behind. Toazjian was in trouble, as his [Ah][10d] was dominated by the [As][Js] of Choi. The flop of [8c][3d][2h] changed nothing, nor did the [5c] turn. However, the [10s] came on the river to give
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Rachel Gardner moved all in for her final 3,500,000 with [Ah][Js], but a couple seats behind her, Yoon Choi had woken up with [Ks][Kh]. The board ran down [10s][9s[2d][6c][7c], and the kings held to get us down to the final five. As of yet, there have been no discussions of a chop.
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Kyung Min Lee grinded the short stack for quite a bit before he lost the rest of his chips to Yoon Choi in back to back hands. First, Lee shoved all in from under the gun, and Choi called for less with [Ah][Qs]. Lee had two live cards with [10h][7d], but they weren’t live for
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