Level: 11
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 100
Level: 11
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 100
With registration closed for this event, the payout information has been officially released. This event saw 321 total runners and will pay the top 33. With a prize pool totaling $467,055, the players will be fighting for the coveted WSOPC Championship Ring as well as a $109,760 top prize.
Place | Amount |
---|---|
1 | $109,760 |
2 | $67,863 |
3 | $49,288 |
4 | $36,407 |
5 | $27,332 |
6 | $20,845 |
7 | $16,146 |
8 | $12,695 |
9 | $10,130 |
10-12 | $8,206 |
13-15 | $6,744 |
16-18 | $5,623 |
19-21 | $4,755 |
22-24 | $4,077 |
25-27 | $3,545 |
28-30 | $3,125 |
31-33 | $2,788 |
We found Amanda Musumeci pushing her whole stack into the middle. Her opponent snap called, tabling . Musumeci flipped up and slowly stood up from the table.
The board ran out and Musumeci was sent to the rail.
Player | Chips | Progress |
---|---|---|
Amanda Musumeci | Busted |
Tournament poker can be a mind-numbing grind and players struggle to keep interest in the game. We like to offer an inside look on how boring playing a tournament can be. We followed Matt "Watdahell" Chang for an orbit.
Hand 1 - From the cutoff Chang folded preflop after Amanda Musumeci opened for 2,200. He ordered a triple Crown and Coke from the cocktail server.
Hand 2 - Chang tossed in his ante and started to type a text message. He folded to a 2,500 open.
Hand 3 - Chang folded preflop to another 2,500 opening raise. He kept typing and his text message was starting to look like a short novel.
Hand 4 - He chats with his neighbor on his left and folded preflop.
Hand 5 - He tossed his cards into the muck again preflop. He left the table to find an outlet to charge his battery.
Hand 6 - From under the gun he folded preflop. Circuit regular Kenny Milam walked by and said, "Watdahell?"
Hand 7 - The dealers switch out and the cocktail server brought him his drink. He took a small taste, nodded in approval and was all smiles. A middle position player moved all in and Chang asked for a count. The magic number was 16,200 and he checked his cards a second time.
"Watdahell..." he muttered and then tossed his cards back to the dealer after a short tank.
Hand 8 - Chang folded preflop from the small blind to a 3,000 opening raise. He got to work on his drink.
Hand 9 - He folded preflop to an opening raise and left the table to take a short stroll around the tournament area.
Level: 12
Blinds: 700/1,400
Ante: 200
Everett Carlton opened for 2,700 and Ryan Tepen raised to 6,100 directly on his left. Action folded back around to Carlton and he called. The flop came , Carlton checked and Tepen bet 5,200. Carlton check-raised all in, which brought a huge sigh out of Tepen.
After a moment Tepen flashed pocket kings and tossed his cards away. Carlton turned up pocket threes to put the screws to Tepen.
We caught up with the action to see a player move all in preflop and Rex Clinkscales debating a call. The hands were turned over when Clinkscales announced a call.
Clinkscales:
Opponent:
Clinkscales never lost his lead as the board fell and he was able to reduce the field size by one runner.
Player | Chips | Progress |
---|---|---|
Rex Clinkscales |
95,000
13,200
|
13,200 |
Matthew Hankins opened under the gun to 2,700 and action folded all the way around to Tuan Phan in the big blind. Phan re-raised to 11,000 and Hankins shoved. Phan called and the hands were tabled.
Phan:
Hankins:
The board ran and Hankins was sent to the rail.
Player | Chips | Progress |
---|---|---|
Matthew Hankins | Busted |
We found another short stack move their chips in the middle only to be called by Rex Clinkscales. Clinkscales tabled which was crushing his opponent's . His opponent found no help with the board and she quickly took to the exit.