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The lucky man or woman who manages to outlast all the rest will receive an $11,000 WSOP Main Event package, a stunning gold and diamond championship ring, and an oversized check for $183,974. Not too shabby for three days of work!
2009 World Series of Poker Circuit - Tunica
$5,150 Circuit Championship Main Event
Day: 1
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2009 World Series of Poker Circuit - Tunica
Buy-in
$5,000
Entries
154
Level
19
Blinds
12,000 / 24,000
Ante
3,000
The lucky man or woman who manages to outlast all the rest will receive an $11,000 WSOP Main Event package, a stunning gold and diamond championship ring, and an oversized check for $183,974. Not too shabby for three days of work!
and a player in seat one bet 500 into a 700 pot. Liebert then raised to 1,500 and received a call. The river fell the
and action was checked to Liebert. She then bet out 2,500 and was called. Liebert showed 
for trip kings.After the pot, Liebert moved up to 29,000 in chips.
. Action was checked to Smith, who bet out 450. James Hoots and another player sitting in the one seat made the call. The turn fell the
, and action was again checked to Smith. Smith bet out 1,100 and Hoots raised to 3,000. Both Smith and the one seat made the call. The river fell the
and action was checked to Hoots. Hoots bet out 3,000 and the one seat folded. Smith tanked for a while and started mumbling to himself about Hoots having two pair. Finally, Smith made the call. Hoots showed
for a straight, and Smith disgustingly threw his cards into the muck. After the hand, Smith moved down to 14,000 in chips. Hoots is now one of the chip leaders with 35,000 in chips.
One hundred and fifty-four players have won or bought their way into today's Championship Event, representing the second consecutive decline in participation. Still, the room is lively, and there's a growing contingent of railbirds sweating the action.
The prize pool and payouts are being calculated right now, and we should have the full list shortly.
"Allen told me I play like a nit, can you believe that?" pondered Liebert.
"He did?!"
"Yeah, he called me a nit. He said I play too tight. Can you belive that??"
At the adjacent table, Gavin Smith stood up from his chair, prompting Kathy to rope him into the conversation.
"Gavin, who's more of a nit, me or Allen Kessler?"
Without missing a beat, Gavin gave her a blank stare and asked, "Kathy, why do you keep playing this game?" She began to work up a comeback, but Gavin interrupted her again. "Why do you keep playing this game?"
With that, he sat back down in his seat, leaving the table chatter to the ladies behind him.
Level: 2
Blinds: 50/100
Ante: 0
The flop shows
, and there are already 550 chips in the middle of the table. Action is on the cowboy, and he opens with a bet of 300. Junglen pauses to consider for a moment before putting out a raise to 850. "How much is it? I call it," came the response from the other end of the table.The turn card comes the
, and this time, both men deliberately check.Fifth street is the
. The cowboy musters his gumption and fires out a single 1,000 chip. That's enough for Junglen as he surrenders his hand, having been bumped down to 18,075.