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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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Not long after scoring that knockout, Luis Yepez (below) raised to 500,000, only to see short stack Richard Ham (above) move all in for 1,500,000. Yepez called with [Ah][9c], and Ham was in great shape with [As][Kc]. He held that lead throughout the [5d][5h][3c][Ac][7s] board, and Ham secured the double up to 3,200,000. Ham is
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Aram Mhkitaryan moved all in for his final 975,000, and he received calls from Luis Yepez on the button, and Matt Salsberg in the big blind. The flop of [8s][4s][3d] saw Salsberg check to Yepez, who bet most his stack. Salsberg ducked out, and Yepez showed [Ah][4d] for a pair of fours. Mhkitaryan held [Qh][8h],
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As we have moved to the final table, we are bringing out the big guns, as the 1,000,000 chip plaques are in play. Chip leader Samvel Gpsoyan has the most at the moment.
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We just had one of the biggest pots of the tournament play out, and it went the way of the recent WSOP bracelet winner Michael Liang. Action started with Luis Yepez raising to 400,000 under the gun. Big stack Anthony Marquez three bet to 1,050,000, and on the button, short stack Phongthep Thiptinnakon (pictured
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Matt Salsberg raised to 475,000 in the cutoff, and Samvel Gspoyan flatted on the button. The flop of [Jc][4s][2d] saw Salsberg lead for 225,000. Gspoyan called, and Saslberg checked the [9s] turn. Gspoyan fired 750,000, and Salsberg thought for just a few moments before shoving. Gspoyan snap called, and two huge hands were rolled over,
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Michael Liang moved all in for his final 1,875,000, and Samvel Gspoyan called with [Ad][Jh]. He was dominated by the [As][Ks] of Liang, and both players hit the flop of [Kh][Js][3d]. Liang was still well ahead, and another king on the turn secured a nice double up for Liang to 4,500,000.
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Our second $400 Seniors Event flight saw 107 players come out to join us, just under the number we had yesterday. That put the total prizepool at $77,000, and we will post the final payouts later on. Remember, the Day 2 restart of this event will be 10 AM tomorrow, and will be one of
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Daniel Ruiz moved all in preflop with [9d][9s], and he was flipping against the [Ad][Qs] of Matt Salsberg. The flop of [Qc][8s][6s] shot Salsberg into the lead, and spades on the turn and river gave both players flushes, with Salsberg’s still being on top. There will be a brief pause in the action while players
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We are ready to kick off our latest ring event, and this one happens to have the biggest buy-in of the series, as our $2,200 High Roller has just kicked off! Registration for this High Roller is open today until 9:15 PM, so you have all afternoon and early evening to come on down and
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Our WSOP Circuit Main Event is down to just one table of players now. Start of day chip leader Samvel Gaspoyan still holds that marker, though Anthony Marquez is quickly catching up to him. Again, once we lose one more player, we will pause and move on down to the live stream room! Blinds: 100,000/150,000
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