WSOP-C Las Vegas

The WSOP Circuit at Horseshoe Las Vegas rolls into Day 4, and it’s shaping up to be another crazy day at the Shoe. Two events will play down to a winner, while three new WSOP Circuit ring events get underway.

The Mini Main Event and $1,125 Pot-Limit Omaha will each crown a champion today, while fresh faces hit the felt for the start of the $600 Monster Stack, $600 Omaha 8 or Better, and $250 No-Limit Hold'em. Here’s what’s coming up.

Mini Main Event Resumes at 12 PM

The $400 Mini Main Event saw a huge turnout with 1,408 entries, creating a $464,640 prize pool—nearly doubling the guarantee. The field is now set for Day 2, where players will battle for the WSOP Circuit ring and a top prize that will be announced before play begins.

Top Ten Mini Main Chip Counts (All Flights Combined)

1. Bryce Allen – 1,461,000
2. Dapreesch Scales – 1,234,000
3. Andrei Krauchuk – 1,224,000
4. Errick Taylor – 1,129,000
5. Michael Helander – 1,021,000
6. Kfir Nahum – 1,018,000
7. Scott Herrmann – 958,000
8. Evangeline Ayed – 946,000
9. Ray Jacobsen – 928,000
10. Mauro Auila – 906,000

$1,125 Pot-Limit Omaha Resumes at 1 PM

After nearly 10 hours of action, the $1,125 PLO event is down to its final 10 players. They return today at 1 PM, with $26,608 and a WSOP Circuit ring on the line. Shahar Biniaminov leads the way, but deep stacks remain, and the competition is fierce.

Top Ten PLO Chip Counts

1. Shahar Biniaminov – 1,370,000
2. Kai Yang – 322,000
3. Bob Slezak – 251,000
4. Jake Liebeskind – 229,000
5. Jiyang Gan – 174,000
6. Brett Slezak – 166,000
7. Jacob Thibodeau – 157,000
8. Jordan Spurlin – 124,000
9. Martin Schamavon – 103,000
10. Ladarren Banks – 83,000

New Events Kicking Off Today

In addition to the two events finishing up, three new WSOP Circuit ring events start today, offering players more opportunities to claim a title.

Event #5: $600 Monster Stack ($300K GTD) – 11 AM

One of the biggest events of the series, the $600 Monster Stack, kicks off Flight A today at 11 AM. Players start with a 40,000-chip stack and have a single re-entry per flight, with additional flights running tomorrow.

• Flight A – Today at 11 AM
• Flight B – Monday at 11 AM
• Flight C (Turbo) – Monday at 5 PM
• Day 2 resumes Tuesday at 12 PM

With a $300,000 guaranteed prize pool, this event is expected to draw a massive turnout.

Event #6: $600 Omaha 8 or Better ($25K GTD) – 1 PM

For fans of split-pot games, the $600 Omaha 8 or Better event starts at 1 PM. Players begin with a 25,000 starting stack, and unlimited re-entries are allowed during registration.

• $25,000 Guaranteed Prize Pool
• Unlimited Re-Entry Until Level 13
• Day 2 resumes Monday at 1 PM

Expect a mix of tournament grinders and Omaha specialists battling for the next WSOP Circuit ring.

Event #7: $250 No-Limit Hold’em ($20K GTD) – 3 PM

If you’re looking for a fast-paced shot at a WSOP Circuit ring, the $250 No-Limit Hold’em event starts at 3 PM. This one-day event features a 20,000-chip starting stack and unlimited re-entries during registration.

• $20,000 Guaranteed Prize Pool
• Unlimited Re-Entry Until Level 13
• Winner Crowned Tonight

By the end of the night, another player will join the growing list of WSOP Circuit champions.

With two rings up for grabs and three new events kicking off, Day 4 is set to be another exciting day at Horseshoe Las Vegas. Whether you’re chasing a ring or following the action, stay tuned into the PokerOrg instant Feed for all the latest updates!

Another thrilling day at the WSOP Circuit in Las Vegas is complete! Event #1: $400 No-Limit Hold'em Mini Main Event saw two more flights take place, bringing the total number of entries across all flights to 1,408. That turnout nearly doubled the $250,000 guarantee, creating a prize pool of $464,640. The full prize pool breakdown, including the top prize, will be announced before Day 2 begins at 12 PM tomorrow.

After all the flights wrapped up, Bryce Allen bagged the biggest stack heading into Day 2, but plenty of strong contenders are still in the hunt.

Top Ten Mini Main Chip Counts (All Flights Combined)

1. Bryce Allen – 1,461,000
2. Dapreesch Scales – 1,234,000
3. Andrei Krauchuk – 1,224,000
4. Errick Taylor – 1,129,000
5. Michael Helander – 1,021,000
6. Kfir Nahum – 1,018,000
7. Scott Herrmann – 958,000
8. Evangeline Ayed – 946,000
9. Ray Jacobsen – 928,000
10. Mauro Auila – 906,000

Play resumes at 12 PM as the remaining field fights for the WSOP Circuit ring and a first-place payout that will be revealed before cards are in the air.

John Brinkman Wins T.O.R.S.E. Event

John Brinkman topped a field of 165 players to win $20,837 and his first Circuit ring. Stephane Keyser held the chip lead late in the tournament, but Brinkman found a key hand in Deuce-to-Seven Triple Draw to turn things around. Keyser ultimately finished in second place for $13,344, while Brinkman celebrated his landmark victory.

Final 10 Set in Event #4: $1,125 Pot Limit Omaha

After nearly 10 hours of action, Event #4: $1,125 Pot Limit Omaha event is down to its final 10 players. All have locked up a payout, but they’ll return at 1 PM to battle for the $26,608 top prize and the coveted WSOP Circuit ring.

Shahar Biniaminov holds a massive chip lead and will look to play bully as the players come back to the final table bubble. However, this is the great game of Pot Limit Omaha and anything can happen.

Top Ten PLO Chip Counts

1. Shahar Biniaminov – 1,370,000
2. Kai Yang – 322,000
3. Bob Slezak – 251,000
4. Jake Liebeskind – 229,000
5. Jiyang Gan – 174,000
6. Brett Slezak – 166,000
7. Jacob Thibodeau – 157,000
8. Jordan Spurlin – 124,000
9. Martin Schamavon – 103,000
10. Ladarren Banks – 83,000

With deep stacks still in play, expect plenty of action when the final ten return to decide the next WSOP Circuit champion.

What’s Coming Up on Day 4

Day 4 will be another big day at Horseshoe Las Vegas, with two champions being crowned in the Mini Main Event and the $1,125 Pot Limit Omaha. Three new events will also get underway:

• Event #5: $600 Monster Stack (Flight A) – 11 AM
• Event #6: $600 Omaha Hi-Lo – 1 PM
• Event #7: $250 No-Limit Hold’em (1-Day Ring Event) – 3 PM

With multiple rings up for grabs and new events kicking off, the action isn’t slowing down anytime soon! Stay tuned into the PokerOrg instant feed for all the latest updates as the WSOP Circuit continues.

Event #4: $1,125 Pot Limit Omaha has reached the end of registration. A total of 98 players took their shot, creating a prize pool of $98,000. First place will be pocketing a healthy $26,608 and a WSOP Gold Ring. 

$1,125 Pot Limit Omaha Prize Pool

• 1st - $26,608
• 2nd - $17,479
• 3rd - $11,863
• 4th - $8,328
• 5th - $6,053
• 6th - $4,562
• 7th - $3,569
• 8th - $2,904
• 9th - $2,460
• 10th-11th - $2,401
• 12th-15th - $2,343
  

Registration has closed in Flight 1F of Event #1: $400 No Limit Hold'em Mini Main Event, and the numbers are in:

• Total entries: 213
• Total added to the eventual Prize Pool: $70,290
• Places Paid: 32
• Min Cash: $823
• Number of Players that Make Day 2: 11

The players will continue to play until 11 players remain or till the completion of Level 22. They will then bag for the night.