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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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The first of three starting sessions in this $1,700 buy-in Main Event saw 349 players come out to play. The final 53 will be in the money tonight, and we will stop play tonight once we get down to the final 35 players. Remember, the second Day 1 starting sessions for this Main will be
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Ernest Ouano got his final five million and change in with [Jh][Jc], and he was flipping against the [Kd][Qd] of Greg Nersesyan. The board ran out all low cards, coming [5c][4h][4d][3s][4c], and Ouano doubled to ten million, making him the chip leader now.
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Ernest Ouano raised to 800,000, and Greg Nersesyan three bet to 2,900,000. Rudy Cervantes was in the big blind, and he moved all in, having both opponents covered. Ouano tank folded pocket eights, and Nersesyan called with [Kc][Jd]. Cervantes showed [Ah][Qc], and the flop of [10s][6d][2d] didn’t bring Nersesyan much help. The [9d] turn brought
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Rudy Cervantes raised to 600,000, and on the button, Patrick Karschamroon three bet to 1,800,000. Action folded back to the big stack, and he moved all in. Karschamroon thought for about a minute before slamming a stack of chips in for the call, and he showed [Ac][10s]. Cervantes had him in bad shape with [Jh][Js],
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Rudy Cervantes shoved all in on the button for 3,850,000, and in the big blind, big stack Ernest Ouano thought for a bit before calling with [5s][5h]. He was well ahead of the [Ah][2h] of Cervantes, but the flop of [Ac][Kc][[9c] gave Cervantes a huge lead. The board finished out [Ks] and [9s], which means
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Patrick Karschamroon raised to 650,000 in the small blind, and Ernest Ouano defended his big blind. Karschamroon led out for 700,000 on the flop of [Qc][5c][3h], and Ouano called to see the [6d] hit the turn. Karschamroon checked this time, and Ouano moved all in for 3,000,000. Karschamroon thought for a while before calling with [10c][5s],
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On the first hand back from the break, Patrick Karschamroon raised to 600,000 from the cutoff. Grace Ordonez defended her big blind, and the flop came down [Ah][10s][9d]. Ordonez checked to Karschamroon, who fired 400,000, and Ordonez check raised to 1,200,000. Karschamroon called, and the [Jd] came on the turn. Ordonez thought for just a
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Blinds: 100,000/200,000 Patrick Karschamroon – 7,375,000Grace Ordonez – 5,865,000Ernest Ouano – 5,800,000Greg Nersesyan – 3,925,000Rudy Cervantes – 3,235,000
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Ernest Ouano raised to 500,000, and on the button, Greg Nersesyan three bet to 1,400,000. Ouano shoved, and Nersesyan called with [Ad][Qh]. Ouano showed [Qd][Qs] for a dominating hand, but the hand was a coin flip after the flop of [10h][8h][7h] gave Nersesyan a flush draw. However, the board finished out [5d] and [3c], securing
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Fresh off of losing that pot, Ahmad Hooshmand moved all in from under the gun for his final 1,700,000. Big blind Patrick Karschamroon thought for a while before calling with [As][2h], and Hooshmand was live with [Jd][7c]. The flop of [Qc][10d][5d] was no help for Hooshmand, but the [Kd] turn brought a ton of new
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