WSOP-C Turning Stone

Event #7: $600 Pot-Limit Omaha is down to 42 players, five away from the money and a min-cash of $1,212, and a couple of WSOP circuit winners are still in the field as Travell Thomas is still on the hunt for a fourth gold ring, PJ Ross is hunt for a second and  Event #1 winner Jim Vandemark looks to add a second gold ring of the series to his trophy case. 

Bounty Heads Up

Robert Szum (4th place for $13,004) and Adam Biron (3rd place for $18,170) have hit the rail, leaving Soukha Kachittavong and Michael Deloge heads-up for the gold ring. 

Kachittavong is seeking his third gold ring, while Deloge is seeking his first, and we could be in for quite the match with both players sitting near the average stack of 6,250,000, which gives each player roughly 40 big blinds to play with. 

Aaron Gao finished in 5th place for $9,473, and Eric Collier finished in 6th place for $7,027, leaving Soukha Kachittanvong, Robert Szum, Michael Deloge, and Adam Biron four-handed in the quest for a gold WSOP circuit ring and the seat in the Tournament of Champions. 

The blinds are currently at 60,000/120,000, with a 120,000 big blind ante as level 28 begins with an average stack of 3,125,000, good for 26 big blinds. 

Registration in Event #7: $600 Pot-Limit Omaha is officially closed.

The winner will take home $28,070 along with a coveted gold World Series of Poker Circuit ring and a seat into the Tournament of Champions.

• Total Entries: 241
• Total Prize Pool: $124,115
• Places Paid: 37
• First Place: $28,070
• Min-Cash: $1,212