57TH ANNUAL WORLD SERIES OF POKER

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DAY 9 OF THE HAMMOND CIRCUIT SERIES

The Main Event headlines the action while Day 2 of the Omaha 8 begins at 2 p.m. CT
Oct 23 2015 11:22 AM EST
DAY 9 OF THE HAMMOND CIRCUIT SERIES

Hammond, Ind. (October 22, 2015) — The Main Event is here! The first of two starting flights in the Horseshoe Casino $1,676 Main Event begins at noon CT. Just two years ago, this tournament drew a record-setting field of 1,717 entries. Players begin this year’s champion with 20,000 starting chips and blinds of 25/50. In addition to a first prize that’s expected to be in the $350,000 range, the winner earns a seat in the first-ever season-ending WSOP Global Casino Championship.

Running alongside the Main Event will be Day 2 of Event #8, yesterday’s $365 Omaha 8 tournament. Leading the way 33 players remaining and only 18 finishing in the money is HORSE winner Jim Juvancic. If he’s able to make another deep run he’ll take a nice lead in the Casino Championship with just a few events remaining.

UPDATES FROM ALL RING EVENTS

CASINO CHAMPION POINTS STANDINGS THROUGH EVENT #7

More on Day 9 of the Horseshoe’s Circuit:

Friday’s ring events

12 p.m. - Event #9: $1,675 Main Event - Flight A

-Flight A begins today at noon CT, Flight B Saturday at noon
-$1,675 buy-in gets players 20,000 chips
-Blinds begin at 25/50
-Players are permitted one re-entry per flight for a total of four entries
-A 60-minute dinner break occurs after Level 9 (at about 6:20 p.m.)
-Registration remains open through Level 12 (until about 9:30 p.m.)
-Day 1 concludes after Level 15 (at about 11:30 p.m.)
-Levels 1-15 are 40 minutes, all remaining levels are 60 minutes
-Advancing players return for Day 2 Sunday at noon
-Winner receives automatic seat in WSOP Global Casino Championship

2 p.m. - Event #8: $365 Omaha 8 (one $1,675 Main Event seat added) - Day 2

-33 players remain; 18 pay
-HORSE winner Jim Juvancic leads
-Min-cash earns $676; winner’s share totals $13,609, a Circuit gold ring and 50 points toward Casino Championship

The day’s non-ring events

-10 a.m. - $255 mega satellite turbo (one $1,675 Main Event seat added)
-3 p.m. - $200 no-limit hold’em (one $1,675 Main Event seat added)
-5 p.m. - $255 Mega Satellite (one $1,675 Main Event seat added)
-7 p.m. - $150 Nightly no-limit hold’em (one $1,675 Main Event seat added)
-9 p.m. - $255 Mega Satellite (one $1,675 Main Event seat added)

Upcoming ring events

-Event #9B: $1,675 Main Event (Saturday, October 24 - Noon)
-Event #10: $580 no-limit hold’em (Sunday, October 25 - Noon)
-Event #11: $5,300 High Roller (Sunday, October 25 - 5 p.m.)
-Event #12: $365 turbo (Monday, October 26 - Noon)

FULL TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE

Completed ring events

EVENT #1: Amanda Heidbrick defeated 2,211 entries ($365 NLH Re-Entry) for $101,190
EVENT #2: Kevin Falls defeated 203 players ($580 NLH) for $26,390
EVENT #3: Kennii Nguyen defeated 106 players ($580 PLO) for $15,902
EVENT #4: Cory Waaland defeated 613 players ($365 Monster Stack) for $38,623
EVENT #5: Jim Juvancic defeated 101 players ($580 HORSE) for $15,149
EVENT #6: Bradley Rhodes defeated 213 players ($580 NLH Six-Max) for $28,758
EVENT #7: Cord Garcia defeated 142 players ($1,125 NLH) for $39,759


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