Author: Harry Evans

The second day of the WSOP Circuit Bally’s Las Vegas Main Event was brought to an end mere hours ago, with Asher Conniff proceeding as a chip leader to the last day of the event. As a matter of fact, Day 2 of the $1,700 Main Event saw great progress for Conniff, who was just outside the top 20 players at the beginning of the day. After only ten levels of play, the player managed to boost his chip stack to 3,030,000, entering the third and final day of the…

Ryan Eriquezzo conquered the latest Main Event of the WSOP Circuit series. He emerged victorious from the one at the Harrah’s Atlantic City stop of the 2018/19 WSOP Circuit, winning a prize pool cash portion of $124,397 and adding a fourth gold ring to his collection. The victory also brought Eriquezzo’s all-time live earnings to more than $1.5 million and guaranteed him a free seat at the season-ending Global Casino Championship. As already reported by Casino Guardian, the tournament started on March 15th, with the first flight bringing in 141…

The second day of the WSOP Circuit Main Event at the Harrah’s Atlantic City stop has been brought to an end a few hours ago after ten levels of play. At the end of the day, it is Renata Colache who is heading into Day 3 of the Main Event on top of the remaining nine players, holding 2,015,000 into chips. She is the only player who managed to build a stack above the 2-million mark. The $1,700 Main Event, which will see its final day kick off after a…

The events of the latest Bicycle Casino stop of the 2018/19 WSOP Circuit season has been brought to an end, with another gold ring winner emerging. Brian Snell added a second WSOP title on his account and took home a cash prize of $19,440 in the final ring event of the WSOP Circuit at the Bicycle Casino. Snell, who originates from Hawaii, managed to defeat his 451 opponents and emerge victorious from the massive entry filed of the 13th event of the series – a one-day No-Limit Hold’em. Maybe most…

Several days ago, the Bicycle Casino in Los Angeles County hosted the World Series of Poker Circuit series, with a number of events having already been brought to an end. Less than a week after the series kicked off at its Bicycle Casino stop, Paul Camby emerged victorious from the opening event of the series, the 2018/19 WSOP Circuit Bicycle Casino $400 NLHE Monster Stack, taking home a six-figure cash prize, as well as his first-ever WSOP Circuit gold ring. The 46-year-old player has only recently started taking part in…

Michael Hudson made a memorable comeback after a long absence from tournament poker by winning the 2018/19 WSOP Circuit Potawatomi $1,700 Main Event mere hours ago. The 32-year-old player became the one who outlasted all his 666 competitors after a tense final day during which he faced several Circuit gold ring holders. The victory brought Hudson his first-ever WSOP Circuit ring and a massive prize of $207,159. Apart from the six-figure payout, the player also got a guaranteed seat into the season-ending 2019 Global Casino Championship. Congratulations to Michael Hudson…

Day 2 of the 2018/19 WSOP Circuit Potawatomi $1,700 Main Event was brought to an end several hours ago, with Michael Hudson leading the last remaining nine players who are to return and try to win the title. The Main Event of the WSOP Circuit Potawatomi stop started with 97 players out of the starting player field of 667 entries, who accounted for a total prize pool estimated to $1,010,505. Ten levels of play later, there were only nine competitors remaining in their quest to lay hands on the Circuit…

This season’s first edition of the WSOP Circuit Horseshoe Tunica has come to an end mere hours ago, with the $1,700 Main Event being won by Kyle Cartwright. The latest victory of Cartwright has added another gold ring to his collection, which currently consists of eight gold rings. Apart from that, the player also took home a monetary prize of $198,451, which helped him boost his all-time live winnings to more than $2 million. Cartwright is also guaranteed a seat at the 2019 Global Casino Championship. .@da_kyky tops a 639-entry…

Only a couple of weeks after he won the eighth event of the 2019 PokerStars Caribbean Adventure (PCA) for $250,391, Bart Lybaert won another live poker event. This time the player took down 2019 Aussie Millions AU$1,150 Six Max event scooping a cash prize of AU$124,355. Lybaert outlasted a total entry field of 542 players to win what turned out to be one of the biggest victories in his career as a poker player so far. The first-place prize was not large enough to beat his best live cash of…

Mere hours ago, the American poker player Dave Alfa conquered 2018/19 WSOP Circuit Choctaw Durant Main Event, which brought him his second gold ring during the Choctaw series and secured him a seat at the Global Casino Championship. Earlier in January, Dave Alfa won the $400 Big O event at the Choctaw Durant’s stop of the Circuit series, which also brought him a gold ring in addition to the first-place prize of $16,732. Taking down the $1,700 Main Event which featured a $1-million guarantee also brought Alfa a cash portion…