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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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Yesterday saw our $2,200 High Roller Event play down to a final table of ten, with Marc Weinstein leading the way with 884,000. Commerce Casino regular Duey Duong is in second with 542,000, and also at this final table is Aram Mkhitaryan, who jumped in this event right after finishing eighth in the Main Event.
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10 AM – Day 2 of the Seniors Ring Event 12 PM – $40,000 Guaranteed Closer Event. $400 buy-in. Players start with 30,000 in chips. Registration open until 4:30 PM. 2 PM – Day 2 of the $2,200 High Roller Ring Event. 4 PM – $200 Nightly Deepstack. Players start with 20,000 in chips. Registration
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On the final hand of the tournament, Matt Salsberg raised it up, and after Anthony Marquez shoved, Salsberg beat him into the pot with [Ad][Ks]. Marquez was dominated with [Kc][Qd], and he never challenged Salsberg on the runout of [8d][6s][4c][2c][5h]. Marquez will earn $190,774 for his second place finish. But the victory is going home
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Michael Liang shoved all in for his final two million, and both his opponents called. They would check down a board of [7s][4s][4d][Kc][Kh], and Matt Salsberg’s [Ah][Jc] proved to be the best of the three hands. Salsberg carries a chip lead of 37,000,000 to 11,000,000 over Marquez now.
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Michael Liang raised to 1,500,000 in the small blind, and Matt Salsberg reraised to 4,700,000. Liang shoved, and Salsberg snapped it off with [Ad][Kd]. Liang showed [Ac][9c], and the king kicker played after the five cards came [As][Js][3h][5s][7h]. Liang actually had a few chips left and found a triple up before it looked like he
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Anthony Marquez raised on the button, and Matt Salsberg three bet shoved for 6,700,000. Marquez called with [Kh][Qh], and it was another big flip, as Salsberg showed [9d][9c]. The flop of [Ac][5h][5s] shot Salsberg to a big lead, and the [7c] turn didn’t change a thing. He hit a nine on the river for an
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The stacks have started to separate a bit in this three handed battle, as Anthony Marquez has pulled ahead, while Matt Salsberg is trailing behind. The blinds will be 250,000/500,000 when they return from break.
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Davis Khobyer moved all in for 6,800,000, and Anthony Marquez called in the big blind with [As][Qc] for a huge flip. The flop of [5c][2c][2d] were great for Khobyer, but the [Qd] came on the turn to flip the script. A five completed the board, and Marquez scored the knockout to retake the chip lead three
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For the second time at this final table, Michael Liang made a big over bet shove preflop, and Luis Yepez looked him up for a huge pot. In this case, Liang’s [3s][3h] was flipping against the [As][Jc] of Yepez in a pot that would determine a new chip leader. The flop of [Qc][Qs][2c] gave the
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Anthony Marquez (pictured above) has opened up a slight lead on the rest of the field, while WPT champion Matt Salsberg has dipped to the short stack. Blinds: 200,000/400,000 Seat 1: Michael Liang – 9,400,000Seat 2: Luis Yepez – 8,700,000Seat 3: Matt Salsberg – 7,500,000Seat 4: Anthony Marquez – 12,700,000Seat 5: Davis Khobyer – 10,300,000
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