The $50,000 Guaranteed Event Day 2 finals have just kicked off here in the tournament room. Just 15 players remain, and you can view the full list of survivors left by scrolling down a few posts here.
Once players gets to the final table, we will grab photos of each player, and provide some live updates as another WSOP Circuit Ring winner is determined.
Players are taking their first break in this $40,000 Guaranteed Event, which has just under 300 players entered so far. That means the prizepool will be pushing past $60,000 after the upcoming break.
Registration is open until 2:20 PM today, so you have plenty of time to come down and join us!
It's time to start another WSOPC Ring event here at the Bicycle Casino! Today's buy-in is $250, and registration will be available until 2:20 PM today.
This is a one day event, so another WSOP Circuit ring, and a seat to the $1 Million WSOPC Tournament of Champions, will be given out later today!
Just 15 players remain in the $50,000 Guaranteed Double Stack, which ended up having over $110,000 in the middle. Michael Hernandez leads the way as the only play over two million chips, while Eugene Tito is now far behind with 1,600,000.
Scroll down for a full breakdown of who is left, and be sure to come back at 1 PM for the restart to find out who wins the second ring of the series.
Just before 2 AM last night, the first WSOP Circuit Ring event of the series was handed out to Ryan Ko, after he took down the $600 Turbo Event. He earned over $18,000 for his efforts. Scroll down for a full breakdown of how the final table played out.
1st. Ryan Ko - $18,625
2nd. Edward Liu - $11,055
3rd. Denis Bilodeau - $6,830
4th. Fermin Monreal - $5,210
5th. Christopher Arango - $3,955
6th. Matthew Sauter - $3,185
7th. Esa Homayun - $2,525
8th. Akram Ali - $1,980
9th. Brian Bangunan - $1,515
 |
| Event #10 Winner Ryan Ko. Photo cred Erik Eidissen of WSOP.com |
10 AM- $250 buy-in one day ring event. $40,000 Guaranteed. Players start with 10,000 in chips. Registration will be available until 2:20 PM
3 PM - $400 buy-in Omaha 8-or-Better Ring Event. Players will start with 15,000 in chips. Registration will be available until 7:20 PM.
7 PM - Nightly Turbo Event. 10,000 starting chips. Registration open until 8:30 PM
Denis Bilodeau and Ryan Ko are the frontrunners at the final table of the $600 event. Everyone has locked up at least $1,515, with first place taking home $18,625, and the first WSOP Circuit ring of the series!
Seat 1 - Denis Bilodeau - 556,000
Seat 2 - Christopher Arango - 136,000
Seat 3 - Esa Homayun - 130,000
Seat 4 - Fermin Monreal - 188,000
Seat 5 - Akram Ali - 149,000
Seat 6 - Ryan Ko - 541,000
Seat 7 - Matthew Sauter - 181,000
Seat 8 - Ed Liu - 240,000
Seat 9 - Brian Bangunan - 140,000
