Day 1c of the MSPT Sycuan Casino $1,110 USPC Main Event Begins at 3 p.m. Today
The MSPT's latest Southern California stop sees the biggest tournament in the series continue today. The United States Poker Championship $1,110 Main Event features three opening-day flights, the third of which kicks off this afternoon at the Sycuan Casino Event Center in San Diego, CA.
Day 1c begins at 3 p.m., rounding out the trio of starting flights. The starting stack is 25,000, and today's action will play until 17 minutes remain in Level 14.
A $300,000 guaranteed prize pool is on the line, as the 2021 USPC reaches its pinnacle tournament. All surviving players from the trio of Day 1 flights return to Sycuan Casino for Day 2 on Sunday, Sept. 26.
Day 2 begins at 11 a.m., and the tournament will play on until a champion is crowned.
The USPC marks the second time the MSPT has run a series at Sycuan Casino this year. In May, the $1,100 Showdown Series Main Event drew 676 entries, with the prize pool ending up at $654,220.
Alejandro Jauregui took down that tournament, coming away with a $140,665 first-place prize.
The USPC $1,110 Main Event will likely draw some of San Diego's most formidable tournament regulars, as well as plenty of big names. Players like MSPT all-time money leader Rich Alsup already made it through Day 1a, while players like former GPI No. 1 Nick Pupillo, Andrew Moreno, Johnnie Moreno, andJoe Serock were all seen in the field for Friday's Day 1b flight.
The eventual winner of the tournament projects to go home with a sizable piece of at least $300,000 in prize money. The PokerNews live reporting team is on hand throughout the Main Event, so stay tuned!
showing on the board, Kyna England bet 5,000, and Ronald Oeding made the call.
, England went all-in for 10,200, and Oeding thought it over for a few moments, then folded.
turn, Leese shoved for 9,000, and Huynh folded, showing pocket tens face up.
for a well-timed bluff.
on the board, Tai Reyes Purpero bet 3,100 from under the gun. His opponent on the button called.
turn, enough to make his opponent commit the last 11,400 of his stack if he decided to call. After a few moments, the button player decided on a fold.
, and Westberg shoved from the big blind.
flop.,Carney check-raised to 11,000. His opponent called.
turn, and got a fold from his opponent.