Free Poker Network’s World Series or Bust Tag Team Championship Begins at 4 p.m.
The Free Poker Network's World Series or Bust National Championship Series continues at the Golden Nugget Hotel and Casino in Downtown Las Vegas, and Championship Qualifier #4 - $160 Tag Team Championship will begin shortly at 4 p.m. local time.
The teams will be looking to end the day in the top 10%, as both players in a qualifying team will advance to tomorrow’s World Series or Bust Championship Event with 10,000 chips, or be given an extra 10,000 chips to the starting stack of players who have already qualified. Additionally, advancing teams will win their $160 buy-in back and there will also be $1,500 in mystery bounties up for grabs.
Players may have previously qualified for tomorrow’s qualifier-only championship event through the Free Poker Network, FPN League Play, or through one of the previous three qualifying events at the Golden Nugget. This event is the fourth and final qualifying event at the Golden Nugget and will be the last chance for players to pad their stack or win their seat into the World Series or Bust Championship Event.
Players who make it through will return at 10 a.m. tomorrow for the World Series or Bust Championship Event, which will see two individuals win a seat into the $10,000 2022 World Series of Poker Main Event along with $1,000 cash. Additionally, 18 players will take home a $1,500 tournament package in tomorrow’s event.
A stack of 15,000 chips is given to each team at the start of this event. All blind levels will be 20-minutes in length and the late registration period will remain open through the sixth level.
The PokerNews live reporting team will be bringing live updates, so stay tuned for all the action coming up soon.
, Terry Williams and another player were headed to the turn.
. Williams bet 1,000 and his opponent called.
river and hands were revealed. Williams turned over the 
, and the ladies were good against the 
of his opponent to send the early pot to Team Williams.
flop was spread by the dealer and after being checked to, Hurlbert bet 2,000. Both opponents called.
completed the board and action was checked to Hurlbert again. She bet 7,000 and only the early position player called to see a showdown.
for the nuts as her opponent mucked and sent her the chips.
flop gave Ozcan additional outs with a flush draw, but the 
turn changed nothing. Needing to improve with one card to go, the 
and Haugen quickly shoved his last 60,000. Lens called quickly. 
and the river 
brought no help and Team Haugen was eliminated from the tournament in eighth place. 
and Wagner's two pair eliminated Team Hiner-Held from the tournament. Both players will return tomorrow as qualifiers for the Championship event.
