Event #10: $1,675 MAIN EVENT

West Palm Beach, FLA. (November 19, 2016) -- Only 49 remain in the Circuit Main Event at the Palm Beach Kennel Club. Flight B drew 142 players, bringing the total entries for the event to 261. The total prizepool is $391,500 and 27 places will be paid. The minimum payout will be $3,163 and the winner of the event will be awarded $95,921 in addition to a gold ring and an entry into the 2017 Global Casino Championship.

TJ Shulman (pictured) ended Day 1B as the chip leader with 402,000, which makes him overall chip leader going into Day 2. Flight A chip leader Jake Dollinger is not far behind with 349,000. These are the only two players to bag over 300,000 on Day 1. Shulman had a roller coaster of a day and climbed into the chip lead toward the end of level 13 when he won a coin flip with pocket sevens to eliminate Gary Bodley. He had 180,000 after that hand and more than doubled that stack in the last two levels to secure his end-of-Day 1 chip lead. Shulman won his first ring earlier this week in Event #8: $580 Double Stack No Limit Hold'em, and has a shot at another in this Main Event. Dollinger is still looking for his first ring.

For a full recap of the Day 1 action, click here.

For chip counts heading into Day 2, click the Reports Tab.

Josh Beckley raises to 5,500 from under the gun. Two players call, including Maurice Hawkins on the button. Joe Casella three-bets all-in for about 59,000. After the big blind folds Josh Beckley moves all-in for 99,400. Action is folded to Hawkins and he thinks for about a minute before folding. Casella and Beckley table their hands.

Beckley:   
Casella:   

The board runs out         and Beckley wins the pot to eliminate Casella in the last level of the night.

Josh Beckley - 175,000

Joe Casella raises to 5,100 from the cutoff and play folds to Bernard Lee (pictured) in the big blind. Lee three-bets all-in from the big blind and Casella calls. The two players table their hands.

Casella:   
Lee:   

The board runs out         and Lee is eliminated from the tournament.

Joe Casella - 61,000
Bernard Lee - Eliminated

The prizepool has just been announced for the Main Event. Flight A drew 119 entries and Flight B drew 142 entries to bring the total to 261 for the tournament. The field generated a $391,500 prizepool. The Main Event champion will earn $95,921, a WSOP Circuit gold ring and a free seat to the $1 million guaranteed 2017 Global Casino Championship. The top 27 players will earn a cash with the 27th place finisher walking away with $3,163.

Final table payouts:

The full list of payouts can be found above under the "Prizepool" tab.

T.M. Williams raises to 3,400 under the gun, TJ Shulman calls in early position, Austin Reilly calls in middle position, and Gary Bodley raises to 11,500 in the cutoff. Williams folds and after a long pause, Shulman goes all in. He has Bodley covered. Reilly gets out of the way and Bodley calls. He is all in and at risk.

Shulman:   
Bodley:   

The board runs out       and Shulman's full house is good. Bodley hits the rail and Shulman slips into the current chip lead.

TJ Shulman - 180,000
Gary Bodley - Eliminated

A player in late position raises to 3,400 and Bryan Rosen calls in the big blind.

The flop is     and Rosen checks. The initial raiser bets 3,500 and Rosen raises to 7,500. His opponent calls.

On the   turn, Rosen bets 10,000 and his opponent calls.

Both players check the   river and Rosen shows    for a pair of jacks, good enough for the pot.

Bryan Rosen - 127,000

Austin Reilly opens to 4,000 in middle position, Heather Alcorn goes all in for 21,400, and Reilly calls to put Alcorn at risk. 

Alcorn:   
Reilly:   

The board runs out      . Alcorn does not connect and she hits the rail just before the final break of the night.

Austin Reilly - 47,500
Heather Alcorn - Eliminated

Jake Schwartz opens to 2,500 in late position, Randy Spain calls in the cutoff, and Ryan Van Sanford three-bets to 9,000 from the big blind. Schwartz says, "I'm so weak," before folding and Spain calls.

The flop comes     and both players check.

On the   turn, Van Sanford bets 11,500 and Spain calls.

The river is the  . Both players check and Spain shows   . Van Sanford mucks and Spain takes down the pot.

Randy Spain - 72,000
Ryan Van Sanford - 86,000

Brian Breen raises to 3,000 in middle position and Jake Schwartz goes all in for 14,600 in the cutoff. The remaining players fold and Breen looks at Schwartz's chips. He tosses in chips to call and they show down.

Schwartz:   
Breen:   

The board runs out      . Breen picks up a flush draw on the turn but can't get there. Schwartz's pair of jacks is good for the double up.

Jake Schwartz - 33,000
Brian Breen - 22,000