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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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Marc Weinstein shoved all in from the small blind with [Ac][7c], but in the big blind, Ali Shahni woke up with [Ac][Qs]. Shahni would pair the queen on the flop, and Weinstein was left drawing dead by the turn. Just five remain now, with Sammy Teranie, who finished runner up in a $400 ring event
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Over in our final one day ring event, a total of 328 players came out for our final one day event, putting our final prizepool at $108,240. The final 50 players will be in the money tonight. Stay tuned to find out who takes it home!
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Ali Shahni raised from early position, and in the cutoff, Sal Rashi moved all in for 200,000. Shahni thought for a bit before calling with [Ks][Jc], and saw he was dominated by the [Ah][Js] of Rashi. The flop of [5c][3s][3h] was clean for Rashi, as was the [6s] turn, but the [Kh] came on the
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Marc Anthony Regalario got his final 100,000 in the middle preflop, and two players called and checked to the river of a board showing [Js][8h][6c][10d][Kc]. Niv Decalo put a bet out, and showed [As][Qc] for a rivered straight, which bested the baby pair of Regalario. With that, just seven remain.
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We have two final tables running on this final day of WSOPC action, as the Seniors Event is also nearing its end. Commerce Casino regular Thu Nguyen leads with over half the chips in play three handed, but he still has two-time WSOP Circuit ring winner Manju Gera to deal with. Below you will see
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Hai Le open shoved for his final 100,000, and he was called by Sal Rashi with [8s][8d]. Le showed [Ah][Qd], and the flop of [Jh][Jc][10s] gave Le plenty more outs, as a king or ten would now do as well. However, the board ran out two undercards, and the eights held to send Le to
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Sadly, our final tournament circuit of the year is set to wrap up here today, but it won’t be long until the cards are back in the air here in the tournament ballroom, as we are excited to unveil the dates for the 2025 LA Poker Classic! The series is set to run for nearly
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We have our first elimination of the $2,200 High Roller final table, and it is Aram Mkhitaryan, who hit the rail when his pocket sevens went up against the [Kc][Qc] of Sal Rashi. Rashi flopped a straight draw, turned a flush draw, but got their the good old fashioned way, with a river queen, to
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Just like that, we are ready to hand out our last ring of the series, as the $40,000 Guaranteed Closer Event is now underway. There is a $400 buy-in for this event, where players will start with 30,000 in chips. Registration is open until 4:30 PM tonight. Good luck everyone!
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We have 36 players coming back today for our Day 2 restart of the Seniors Event, which has just kicked off. Polly Wu leads the way with 540,000, and you can view the full Day 2 restart list below. Stay tuned to find out who final tables this event. Good luck everyone!
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