2024 WSOP-C Playground

Event #11: $3,300 High Roller
Day: 1
12
Event Info
2024 WSOP-C Playground
Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
35
Prize
140,000 CAD
Event Info
Buy-in
3,300 CAD
Prize Pool
594,000 CAD
Total Entries
198
Level Info
Level
23
Blinds
20,000 / 40,000
Ante
40,000
Players Info - Day 1
Entries
132
Players Left
47
Players Left 1 / 198
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Flashback: Dustin Melanson Wins WSOP-C Playground Main Event

Level 1 : Blinds 100/200, 200 ante
Dustin Melanson
Dustin Melanson

The last WSOP-C stop at Playground came in April, when Dustin Melanson took down the $1,700 Main Event by defeating a field of 1,660 entrants to take home $339,770.

"I felt like I was at my best, and I felt like my opponents couldn't really keep up with my aggression and the pressure I was putting on, Melanson told PokerNews after his win. “I felt like my opponents couldn't really keep up with my aggression and the pressure I was putting on."

WSOP-C $1,700 Main Event Final Table Results

PlacePlayerCountryPrize
1Dustin MelansonCanada$339,770* 
2Sergei GurinCanada$285,230* 
3Mohammad FeiziCanada$181,600 
4George JamesCanada$140,000 
5Nghi Van TranCanada$105,000 
6Joey MessinaCanada$82,500 
7Israel PantaleonCanada$65,000 
8Matthew PaplykCanada$50,000 
9Robert WongCanada$35,000 

*Denotes heads-up deal

Read the Full Recap Here

Level: 1

Blinds: 100/200

Ante: 200

Event #11: $3,300 High Roller Kicks Off Today

chips and cards
chips and cards

The 2024 World Series of Poker Playground is nearing a conclusion but will first feature the circuit event with the highest buy-in. Event #11: $3,300 High Roller is set to kick off at 1:00 p.m. local time and features both a two-day structure and a $500,000 guarantee.

After last circuits event of the same name, Francois Billard was the last player standing of the field of 178 players. He last defeated Kevin Rivest in heads-up play to take home his first circuit ring and the $112,500 winner’s payout.

$3,300 High Roller Structure

LevelLengthSmall BlindBig BlindBB Ante
145 minutes100200200
245 minutes200300300
345 minutes200400400
445 minutes300500500
545 minutes300600600
645 minutes400800800
745 minutes5001,0001,000
845 minutes6001,2001,200
945 minutes1,0001,5001,500
End of Day 1    
1060 minutes1,0002,0002,000
1160 minutes1,5002,5002,500
1260 minutes2,0003,0003,000
1360 minutes2,0004,0004,000
1460 minutes3,0005,0005,000
1560 minutes3,0006,0006,000
1660 minutes4,0008,0008,000
1760 minutes5,00010,00010,000
1860 minutes6,00012,00012,000
1960 minutes10,00015,00015,000
2060 minutes10,00020,00020,000
2160 minutes15,00025,00025,000

Players will start with 40,000 chips and blinds at 100/200 with a 200 big blind ante. The blinds will go up every 45 minutes during Day 1, before going up to 60 minutes on Day 2.The event features unlimited reentries and late registration will be open until the beginning of Level 12 on Day 2.

The PokerNews team will be on the floor to provide all the action from the start of Level 6 on Day 1 until a new circuit ring winner is crowned on the final day.

Tags: Kevin RivestFrancois Billard

Event #11: $3,300 High Roller

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