$400 No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry) Structure | Payouts Level 7: 300/600 with a 600 ante Players Remaining: 84 of 155
We caught the action between Alex Ivan and Wally Maddah with the board out to the turn reading . Ivan was in the big blind and moved all in with a bigger stack.
Maddah thought for a few moments and called for his last 4,300.
“I need the day off,” Maddah said as he started to stand.
Ivan: Maddah:
Maddah was ahead and sat back down needing to dodge 11 outs to double, eight hearts and three aces.
But the was one of the bad cards for the Tampa reg and he was sent out.
$400 No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry) Structure Level 6: 300/500 with a 500 ante Players Remaining: 112 of 155
The numbers are complete and Event 5 officially drew 155 entries to create a prize pool worth $51,150. The last 16 spots will get paid with $1,125 for a min-cash and $13,810 plus the guitar trophy up top to the champ.
We continue to appreciate all of our players for the fantastic turnout for coming out.
$400 No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry) Structure Level 1: 100/100
Another new day is here as we progress through the WPO schedule and this time around the game gets bigger. Event 5 has a $400 buy-in with a one-day format that will award another guitar trophy this evening.
Players will start with 20,000 in their stacks and the tournament will run 30 minutes levels throughout. Late registration is available until the start of Level 5 at 1:15pm with unlimited re-entries available at the time.
This should be another great way to warm up for the Championship coming up this weekend and we expect some of top players in the room.
Cards go in the air at 11am and we will pick up the action once registration is closed.
Players begin with 20,000 in chips and 30-minute levels
Late registration/re-entry available until the start of Level 5
This is a one-day tournament and plays to completion
2020 WSOP Circuit – February Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tampa, Florida Event 5 $600 Six-Handed NLH (Re-Entry) Entries: 352 Prize Pool: $181,280 February 10-11, 2020
WSOP Circuit Event 5 continued the trend of huge turnouts for the series when 352 entries showed up for the $400 Six-Handed NLH tournament. The short-handed game played down to a talented final table and South Florid’s Arkadiy Tsinis conquered it to walk away with his fifth WSOP Circuit ring.
Our players combined to create a prize pool worth $181,820 and they made the money late on Day 2 with 53 getting paid.
Of those 352 entries, only 25 advanced to Day 2 and Tsinis was sixth coming back and he rode his stack to the final table. He stack was on a rollercoaster once they were down to seven players but he caught aces late to eliminate Michael Rossitto in fourth place.
Tsinis began heads up play by doubling up against chip leader Scott Dobbs on the first hand and he never looked back. He rivered a wheel on the last hand to take the title along with $39,527.
This is the fifth WSOP Circuit ring for Tsinis but he only owns his first. The rest he gifted to friends and family and he plans to do that with this one as well. Also, Tsinis isn’t resting on his laurels and immediately went the registration desk to register for the ongoing $1,125 Pot Limit Omaha game.
Congratulations to Arkadiy and thanks again to everyone for the great showing.
Final table results:
1st: Arkadiy Tsinis – $39,527 + WSOP Circuit ring 2nd: Scott Dobbs – $24,429 3rd: Ruben Javier Vallejo – $16,710 4th: Michael Rossitto – $11,672 5th: Stephan Nussrallah – $8,330 6th: Michael Tait – $6,076 7th: John Gorsuch – $4,533
$600 Six-Handed NLH (Re-Entry) Structure | Payouts Level 28: 30,000/60,000 with a 60,000 ante
Arkadiy Tsinis kept the pressure on the shorter stacked Scott Dobbs and extended his lead. Then Tsinis limped his button and Dobbs moved all in for 865,000. After confirming the count, Tsinis called.
Tsinis: Dobbs:
Dobbs needed to catch to stay alive and paired his deuce on the flop. The turn gave Tsinis outs on top of his over cards and he made a wheel on the river to lock up the hand and the tournament.
Dobbs earned$24,429 for his runner-up finish while Tsinis took home $39,527 and his fifth career WSOP Circuit ring.
1st: Arkadiy Tsinis – $39,527 + WSOP Circuit ring 2nd: Scott Dobbs – $24,429
$600 Six-Handed NLH (Re-Entry) Structure | Payouts Level 27: 25,000/50,000 with a 50,000 ante Players Remaining: 2 of 352
On the first hands of heads up and the last hand before the break, they saw a flop of . Dobbs bet 125,000 and Tsinis called on the button. The turn came , Dobbs checked, Tsinis bet 325,000 and Dobbs called.
The river was , Dobbs checked again, Tsinis bet 650,000 and Dobbs announced all in. Tsinis called at risk for 1,895,000 and showed for two pair kings and treys to beat the two pair sevens and fives of Dobbs with .
After the hand and the chips were shuffled over, they took a ten-minute break.
$600 Six-Handed NLH (Re-Entry) Structure | Payouts Level 27: 25,000/50,000 with a 50,000 ante Players Remaining: 3 of 352
Michael Rossitto and Arkadiy Tsinis were heads up to a flop. Rossitto bet from the small blind and Tsinis moved all in for 785,000 from the big. Rossitto thought for a minute and called.
Tsinis: Rossitto:
Tsinis had the well-disguised rockets in the big blind and they held after the turn and river for his double up. Rossitto was down to two big blinds and eliminated two hands later after making his second final table of the series.
Arkadiy Tsinis – 1,975,000 (40 bb) Michael Rissotto – Eliminated in 4th Place ($11,672)