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WSOP Circuit Tunica Main Event
Day 2 Completed
WSOP Circuit Tunica Main Event
WSOP Circuit Tunica Main Event
Day: 2
Event Info
WSOP Circuit Tunica Main Event
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$7,500
Prize Pool
$1,350,000
Level
23
Blinds
25,000 / 50,000
Ante
5,000
Players Left 1 / 0
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All remaining players are guaranteed over $25,000 in prize money but it's safe to say that they all have their sights on the top prize of $428,210.
Join us Tuesday at 12:00pm local time where a champion will be crowned on the third and final day of this main event.
Seat 1 - Tom Schneider - Scottsdale, AZ - 422,000 chips
Seat 2 - Ben Sabrin - Atlanta, GA - 417,000 chips
Seat 3 - John Devia - West Palm, FL - 929,500 chips
Seat 4 - Giovanni Maracci - Brooksville, FL - 465,000 chips
Seat 5 - Jordan Rich - Portland, OR - 147,000 chips
Seat 6 - Mark Garner - Little Rock, AR - 213,500 chips
Seat 7 - Bart Tichelman - Atlanta, GA - 164,000 chips
Seat 8 - Donald Nicholson - Oak Ridge, TN - 325,000 chips
Seat 9 - Ryan Young - Torrance, CA - 521,000 chips
Maupin:
Sabrin:
The flop came
. The turn gave Sabrin a sweat coming the 
. Sabrin, as if he were the all in player, nervously called for the duece of hearts. He was close. The dealer threw down the 
on the river which meant Maupin's day was over. Besting 170 other players in this event will earn Maupin a $18,166 payday.
Rich:
Nicholson:
The flop hit Nicholson hard coming
. Rich needed one of the two remaining sixes but neither came. Nicholson doubled up to about 325,000 while Jordan Rich is down to roughly 155,000.
Rich:
Franklin:
The community cards came
and Rich's ace-seven high was best. "Captain" Tom Franklin was our 11th place finisher and leaves with $18,166 in prize money.
against Schneider's 
. Tichelman flopped an ace, and although Schneider turned a flush draw, it missed and Tichelman doubled up to 155,000.
Sabrin:
Vinsant:
The flop missed both coming
. Sabrin called out for an ace and got his wish. The hit the turn and Vinsant was drawing dead. The meaningless 
on the river was a mere formality as Sabrin stacked the last of Vinsant's chips. Jeremiah Vinsant was eliminated in 12th place and took home $18,166 for his two days of work.
. Dustin Bailey bet 40,000 and John Devia raised enough to put him all in. Bailey called and got the bad news. He was way behind in the hand holding to the 
of Devia. There was no catching up for Bailey and he was eliminated in 13th place and will leave with $15,571.
