$250 Double Stack NLH (Re-Entry)
$50,000 Guaranteed | Structure
Level 1:  100/100

We are down to the last day of the WSOP Circuit series and kick off the last tournament on the schedule at 11 am in the Event Center. It is a $250 buy-in Double Stack NLH game with a $50,000 guaranteed prize pool.

Players will sit down to 20,000 starting stacks and all levels will last 20 minutes. Late registration and unlimited re-entries are available until the start of Level 9 at 1:50 pm with a 30-minute dinner break following Level 16.

This will be a big way to close out the series and it will draw a great crowd.

• $50,000 Guaranteed Prize Pool
• Players begin with 20,000 in chips
• Levels last 20 minutes
• Late registration available until start of Level 9
• This is a one-day tournament and plays until completion
• Event 14 Structure Sheet

Primary Event Schedule

11AM: Event 14 – $250 Double Stack NLH (Re-Entry)

• $50,000 Guaranteed Prize Pool
• Players begin with 20,000 in chips
• Levels last 20 minutes
• Late registration available until start of Level 9
• This is a one-day tournament and plays until completion
• Event 14 Structure Sheet

12PM: Day 2 – $1,700 WSOPC Main Event (Single Re-Entry)

• Main Event Day 3 Counts and Seats
• Main Event Payouts

12PM: Event 13 – $600 No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)

NOTE:  Due to the large field, Day 2 of Event 13 will begin earlier than originally scheduled, with the cards in the air at 12:00 noon.

• Event 13 Day 2 Chip Counts
• Event 13 Day 2 Tables and Seats
• Event 13 Payouts

Secondary and Satellite Schedule

9AM: Event 55 – $65 Event 14 Turbo Satellite (Re-Entry)

• • Players begin with 7,000 in chips and 15-minute levels
  • Late registration/re-entry available until start of Level 7
  • Structure Sheet

$600 No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Structure | Payouts
Return to Level 17:  2,500/5,000 with a 5,000 ante
Players Remaining:  47 of 374

Because of the large field, Day 2 is beginning earlier than originally scheduled, so play will resume at 12:00 noon.

$600 No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Structure | Payouts
Return to Level 17:  2,500/5,000 with a 5,000 ante
Players Remaining:  47 of 374

Because of the large field, Day 2 is beginning earlier than originally scheduled, so play will resume at 12:00 noon.

2020 WSOP Circuit – February
Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
Tampa, Florida
Event 12
$250 Seniors 50+ NLH (Re-Entry)
$25,000 Guaranteed
Entries:  532
Prize Pool:  $106,400
February 16, 2020

While Day 2 of the WSOP Circuit Main Event played out in the background, the Seniors event attracted a massive field of 532 entries, creating a total prizepool worth $106,400. And the last player standing was Seth Bobet of Orlando, Florida.

Two of Bobet’s close friends were on the rail for the final table, and they exploded in celebration when Bobet won the final hand. This is not only the first WSOP Circuit ring for Bobet, but the $16,354 he won is the biggest cash of his career.

“It feels really good,” said Bobet thru exuberant laughter. “The final table was awesome. I just got lucky. I got some good hands. The last one, I got six-two and just went for the ring.”

Bobet ended his interview with praise for his heads-up opponent, James Gladwell.

“He played a heck of a game,” said Bobet. “He got his money in good, but I got lucky.”

Final Table Results:

1st:  Seth Bobet  –  $16,354 + WSOP Circuit ring
2nd:  James Gladwell III  –  $16,353
3rd:  Roberto Tellez  –  $9,217
4th:  Michael Goodwin  –  $6,886
5th:  William Wallace  –  $5,209
6th:  Freddy Williams  –  $3,992
7th:  Robert Winsler  –  $3,099
8th:  William McPhillips  –  $2,437
9th:  Darryl Burnette  –  $1,943
10th:  Michael Chavez  –  $1,570

$600 No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Structure | Payouts
Level 17:  2,500/5,000 with a 5,000 ante
Players Remaining:  47 of 374

After 16 levels of play on Day 1, there are 47 players remaining in Event 13, and the chipleader is Dapo Ajayi, who bagged up 446,500 (89 big blinds), followed by Mukul Pahuja with 422,500 (85 big blinds).

Because the field was so large, and there are still six tables in play, they will be returning tomorrow at 12:00 noon, two hours earlier than originally scheduled.

The remaining 47 players are all guaranteed to earn at least $936 each, while there is $40,079 and a beautiful WSOP Circuit ring waiting for the eventual winner. Here is a list of the players who have finished in the money so far:

48th:  Brandon Figueroa  –  $936
49th:  Jonathan Hemingway  –  $936
50th:  John Two-Bears  –  $936
51st:  Brett Apter  –  $936
52nd:  A.J. Kelsall  –  $936
53rd:  John Gorsuch  –  $936
54th:  Andrew Brinkley  –  $936
55th:  Nelson Resendiz  –  $936
56th:  Kammar Andries  –  $936
57th:  Kimberly Jones  –  $936

The full list of official chip counts and the Day 2 seat draw will be posted soon.

$1,700 WSOPC Main Event (Single Re-Entry)
$1,000,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts
Level 26:  20,000/40,000 with a 40,000 ante
Players Remaining:  25 of 1,162

Day 2 of the WSOP Circuit Main Event ends with 25 players, and the chipleader is Isaac Kempton, who bagged a huge stack worth 5,205,000 (130 big blinds).

Here is the full list of official chip counts for Day 3, which begins tomorrow (Monday) at 12:00 noon:

1.  Isaac Kempton  –  5,205,000  (130 bb)
2.  Patrick Serda  –  2,600,000  (65 bb)
3.  Rob Manjura  –  2,020,000  (51 bb)
4.  James Calderaro  –  1,900,000  (48 bb)
5.  Paul Balzano  –  1,800,000  (45 bb)
6.  Serge Dergham  –  1,700,000  (43 bb)
7.  David Jackson  –  1,585,000  (40 bb)
8.  David Berman  –  1,550,000  (39 bb)
9.  John O’Neal  –  1,510,000  (38 bb)
10.  Brian Ray  –  1,465,000  (37 bb)
11.  Ioannis Patsourakis  –  1,450,000  (36 bb)
12.  John Dwyer  –  1,390,000  (35 bb)
13.  John Ott  –  1,365,000  (34 bb)
14.  Nathan Russler  –  1,315,000  (33 bb)
15.  Francisco Gomez  –  1,280,000  (32 bb)
16.  Brad Sailor  –  1,125,000  (28 bb)
17.  Thomas Boyden  –  925,000  (23 bb)
18.  Ron Rosenberg  –  910,000  (23 bb)
19.  Cameron Marshall  –  810,000  (20 bb)
20.  Myung “Mike” Shin  –  730,000  (18 bb)
21.  Chris Hyden  –  595,000  (15 bb)
22.  Kevin Javier  –  590,000  (15 bb)
23.  Fares Santana  –  425,000  (11 bb)
24.  Jason Klapman  –  365,000  (9 bb)
25.  Michael Cohen  –  340,000  (9 bb)

And here is the Day 3 seat draw:

TABLE 25
Seat 1.  
Seat 2.  Ioannis Patsourakis  –  1,450,000  (36 bb)
Seat 3.  David Jackson  –  1,585,000  (40 bb)
Seat 4.  Cameron Marshall  –  810,000  (20 bb)
Seat 5.  Chris Hyden  –  595,000  (15 bb)
Seat 6.  Rob Manjura  –  2,020,000  (51 bb)
Seat 7.  John Ott  –  1,365,000  (34 bb)
Seat 8.  John O’Neal  –  1,510,000  (38 bb)
Seat 9.  Myung “Mike” Shin  –  730,000  (18 bb)

TABLE 26
Seat 1.  Brad Sailor  –  1,125,000  (28 bb)
Seat 2.  Nathan Russler  –  1,315,000  (33 bb)
Seat 3.  Jason Klapman  –  365,000  (9 bb)
Seat 4.  Isaac Kempton  –  5,205,000  (130 bb)
Seat 5.  Francisco Gomez  –  1,280,000  (32 bb)
Seat 6.  Michael Cohen  –  340,000  (9 bb)
Seat 7.  Brian Ray  –  1,465,000  (37 bb)
Seat 8.  John Dwyer  –  1,390,000  (35 bb)
Seat 9.  James Calderaro  –  1,900,000  (48 bb)

TABLE 30
Seat 1.  David Berman  –  1,550,000  (39 bb)
Seat 2.  Kevin Javier  –  590,000  (15 bb)
Seat 3.  Thomas Boyden  –  925,000  (23 bb)
Seat 4.  Fares Santana  –  425,000  (11 bb)
Seat 5.  
Seat 6.  Serge Dergham  –  1,700,000  (43 bb)
Seat 7.  Ron Rosenberg  –  910,000  (23 bb)
Seat 8.  Paul Balzano  –  1,800,000  (45 bb)
Seat 9.  Patrick Serda  –  2,600,000  (65 bb)

$1,700 WSOPC Main Event (Single Re-Entry)
$1,000,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts
Level 25:  15,000/30,000 with a 30,000 ante
Players Remaining:  25 of 1,162

In the final hand of the night, John Dwyer raised from middle position to 65,000, Jason Klapman reraised from the small blind to 215,000, and chipleader Isaac Kempton tanked for a long time in the big blind before he folded.

Dwyer quickly called with , and Klapman turned over . (Kempton breathed a big sigh of relief.)

But there was a queen in the window as the board came , giving Dwyer a set of queens and a double-up in the final hand of the night.

John Dwyer  –  1,390,000  (46 bb)
Jason Klapman  –  365,000  (12 bb)

Stay tuned for official chip counts and the seat draw for Day 2, which will start tomorrow at 12:00 noon.

$1,700 WSOPC Main Event (Single Re-Entry)
$1,000,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts
Level 25:  15,000/30,000 with a 30,000 ante
Players Remaining:  25 of 1,162

Russell Waggoner was all in preflop with , and he needed to improve to stay alive against Serge Dergham’s .

The board came , and Dergham paired his king on the flop to win the pot and eliminate Waggoner in 27th place.

Serge Dergham  –  1,690,000  (56 bb)
Russell Waggoner  –  Eliminated in 27th Place  ($9,405)

David Tuthill was eliminated a few moments later when his failed to improve against John O’Neal’s on a board of . O’Neal won the pot with his pocket nines to eliminate Tuthill in 26th place.

John O’Neal  –  1,230,000  (41 bb)
David Tuthill  –  Eliminated in 26th Place  ($9,405)

With 25 players left, the average chip stack is about 1,395,000 (47 big blinds), and the remaining players are all guaranteed at least $9,405.

$250 Seniors 50+ NLH (Re-Entry)
$25,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts
Level 24:  10,000/25,000 with a 25,000 ante
Players Remaining:  10 of 532

After the elimination of Aaron Ellingsworth in 11th place, the final 10 players have drawn for random seats at the final table, and they will be playing down to a winner tonight.

Here are their updated chip counts, followed by the remaining prizepool:

Seat 1.  Freddy Williams  –  360,000  (14 bb)
Seat 2.  Seth Bobet  –  823,000  (33 bb)
Seat 3.  Robert Tellez  –  255,000  (10 bb)
Seat 4.  William Wallace  –  729,000  (29 bb)
Seat 5.  Michael Goodwin  –  696,000  (28 bb)
Seat 6.  Darryl Burnette  –  491,000  (20 bb)
Seat 7.  James Gladwell  –  139,000  (6 bb)
Seat 8.  Michael Chavez  –  495,000  (20 bb)
Seat 9.  Robert Winsler  –  856,000  (34 bb)
Seat 10.  Billy McPhillips  –  382,000  (15 bb)

1st:  $20,214 + WSOP Circuit ring
2nd:  $12,493
3rd:  $9,217
4th:  $6,886
5th:  $5,209
6th:  $3,992
7th:  $3,099
8th:  $2,437
9th:  $1,943
10th:  $1,570

Here are all the money finishers leading up to this point:

11th:  Aaron Ellingsworth  –  $1,570
12th:  Ming Zhou  –  $1,570
13th:  Sharon Fekete  –  $1,286
14th:  Dwayne Champion  –  $1,286
15th:  Christopher Goudreau  –  $1,286
16th:  Robert Lampasona  –  $1,068
17th:  John McAvoy  –  $1,068
18th:  Andrew Butte  –  $1,068
19th:  Robert O’Rourke  –  $899
20th:  Kevin Mockel  –  $899
21st:  Mark Cannon  –  $899
22nd:  Larry Bennett  –  $768
23rd:  Mario Alonso  –  $768
24th:  Robert Saunders  –  $768
25th:  Thomas Bruns  –  $666
26th:  David Blake  –  $666
27th:  Mark Milburn  –  $666
28th:  Sharon Campbell  –  $586
29th:  David McCarty  –  $586
30th:  James Dark  –  $586
31st:  Judith Goldstein  –  $523
32nd:  Gail Carey  –  $523
33rd:  Spyridon Koutsilianos  –  $523
34th:  John Pocrnich  –  $474
35th:  Sonya Eggerton  –  $474
36th:  John Bennett  –  $474
37th:  William Wright Jr.  –  $436
38th:  Charles Lebowitz  –  $436
39th:  Robert Benford  –  $436
40th:  Ronald Dunn  –  $436
41st:  Michael Jones  –  $436
42nd:  David Roy  –  $436
43rd:  James Kramer  –  $436
44th:  William Bell  –  $436
45th:  John Stillitano  –  $436
46th:  Eluterio Rodriguez  –  $408
47th:  Yvonne McQuillan  –  $408
48th:  Kris Pahl  –  $408
49th:  Christopher Canzano  –  $408
50th:  Sandra Brown  –  $408
51st:  Robin Trawick  –  $408
52nd:  Joseph Parrish  –  $408
53rd:  Raymond Strawn Jr.  –  $408
54th:  Guy Ward  –  $408
55th:  Phillip Vera  –  $388
56th:  Lynn Folsom  –  $388
57th:  Tyrone Wilson  –  $388
58th:  David Pendlebury  –  $388
59th:  Rome Jones  –  $388
60th:  Kenneth Boyce  –  $388
61st:  Barry Brown  –  $388
62nd:  James Segrest  –  $388
63rd:  Marsha Wolak  –  $388
64th:  David Winrich  –  $374
65th:  Susan Tan  –  $374
66th:  James Collins  –  $374
67th:  Donna Blevins  –  $374
68th:  Clayton Taul  –  $374
69th:  William Linderman  –  $374
70th:  Grady Yeager Jr  –  $374
71st:  Cheryl Cook  –  $374
72nd:  Michael Dunn  –  $374
73rd:  David Lagattuta  –  $367
74th:  John Marlow  –  $367
75th:  Janice Ellingsworth  –  $367
76th:  Susan Tolson  –  $367
77th:  Kevin Blewitt  –  $367
78th:  David Smith Jr.  –  $367
79th:  Eric Eisenberg  –  $367
80th:  Garry Partridge  –  $367