$1,700 WSOP Circuit Main Event
$1,000,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts
Level 26: 20,000/40,000 with a 5,000 ante
Players Remaining: 13 of 805
Action folded to Stuart Elkin on the button and he moved all in for 415,000. Hamid Izadi stayed active on Day 3 and called to put Elking at risk.
Izadi: 
Elkin: 
Elking was dominated and Izadi paired the 
flop. The board finished 
and 
to send him out in 14th place.
Hamid Izadi – 3,400,000 (85 bb)
Stuart Elkin – Eliminated in 14th place ($15,062)
$1,700 WSOP Circuit Main Event
$1,000,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts
Level 26: 20,000/40,000 with a 5,000 ante
Players Remaining: 14 of 805
Warren Sheaves opened to 85,000 and Matthew Smith reshipped for 740,000 from the cutoff. Hamid Izadi moved all in over the top from the big blind and Sheaves folded.
Smith: 
Izadi: 
“I knew you meant business the way you shoved,” Sheaves joked after the cards were flipped up.
Smith needed a lot of help to stay in the Main Event but his hand whiffed the 
board to send him out early on Day 3.
Hamid Izadi – 3,000,000 (75 bb)
Matthew Smith – Eliminated in 15th place ($15,062)
$1,700 WSOP Circuit Main Event
$1,000,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts
Return to Level 26: 20,000/40,000 with a 5,000 ante
Players Remaining: 15 of 805
Recent WPTDeepStacks Hollywood Lucky Hearts Poker Open champion Jason Young leads the final day in the World Series of Poker Circuit Main Event at Seminole Casino Coconut Creek. From 805 starting, the tournament is down to 15 and all have locked up $15,062.
Young, who’s already secured the Seminole Hard Rock Poker Player of the Year points lead, sits with 4,115,000 chips and is the only player above 4,000,000. Other still around include Warren Sheaves, Chad Eveslage and Jessica Dawley.
1st: $243,916 + WSOP Circuit ring
2nd: $150,374
3rd: $110,859
4th: $82,626
5th: $62,406
6th: $47,746
7th: $36,990
8th: $29,014
9th: $23,038
10th-12th: $18,513
13th-15th: $15,062
Play resumes at 12-noon and they are set to play all the way down to a champion.
Primary Event Schedule
12PM: Day 3 – $1,700 WSOP Circuit Main Event (Re-Entry)
Secondary and Satellite Schedule
9AM: $65 Turbo Satellite
11AM: $250 No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
$1,700 WSOP Circuit Main Event
$1,000,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts
Return to Level 26: 20,000/40,000 with a 5,000 ante
Players Remaining: 15 of 805
Day 2 of the WSOP Circuit Main Event came to an end with 15 players remaining and they will return on Monday at noon. Jason Young took the lead earlier in the day, gave it up for a bit, then stormed back to return for the final day with the lead.
The really big money will be handed out on Monday with $243,916 waiting for the Main Event champion.
Table 1
Seat 1: Mike Azzaro – 2,350,000 (59 bb)
Seat 2: Matjaz Ferk – 485,000 (12 bb)
Seat 3: Jessica Dawley – 240,000 (6 bb)
Seat 4: Dennis Brand – 1,145,000 (29 bb)
Seat 5: Jason Young – 4,115,000 (103 bb)
Seat 6: — Empty —
Seat 7: Chad Eveslage – 1,440,000 (36 bb)
Seat 8: Sokcheka Pho – 2,500,000 (63 bb)
Seat 9: — Empty —
Table 2
Seat 1: Warren Sheaves – 1,525,000 (38 bb)
Seat 2: Jack Shea – 1,945,000 (49 bb)
Seat 3: Matthew Smith – 795,000 (20 bb)
Seat 4: Stuart Elkin – 490,000 (12 bb)
Seat 5: Brandon Duvdivani – 1,380,000 (35 bb)
Seat 6: Hamid Izadi – 2,010,000 (50 bb)
Seat 7: Zach Donovan – 3,140,000 (79 bb)
Seat 8: — Empty —
Seat 9: Paul Freedman – 565,000 (14 bb)
Rank by chips:
Remaining payouts:
1st: $243,916 + WSOP Circuit ring
2nd: $150,374
3rd: $110,859
4th: $82,626
5th: $62,406
6th: $47,746
7th: $36,990
8th: $29,014
9th: $23,038
10th-12th: $18,513
13th-15th: $15,062
$1,700 WSOP Circuit Main Event
$1,000,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts
End of Level 25: 15,000/30,000 with a 5,000 ante
Players Remaining: 15 of 805
On the last hand of the evening, David Sidler open-shoved for 210,000 and Mike Azzaro moved a stack in to isolate. The rest of the players folded and Sidler was at risk.
Azzaro: 
Sidler: 
Sidler had suited live cards to double up but Azzaro moved further ahead when he hit the 
flop. It finished with the 
turn and river to send Sidler out in 16th place.
Mike Azzaro – 2,350,000 (78 bb)
David Sidler – Eliminated in 16th place ($12,403)
$1,700 WSOP Circuit Main Event
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Level 25: 15,000/30,000 with a 5,000 ante
Players Remaining: 16 of 805
Ted McNamara was down to 200,000 and open-shoved from the cutoff. Dennis Brand was on the button and the only player to come along.
Brand: 
McNamara: 
McNamara paired his three on the 
flop but that was the best he could do after the 
turn and 
river. He went out in 18th place followed by Dave Alfa in 17th on the other table
Dennis Brand – 1,900,000 (63 bb)
Ted McNamara – Eliminated in 18th place ($12,403)
Dave Alfa – Eliminated in 17th place ($12,403)
$1,700 WSOP Circuit Main Event
$1,000,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts
Level 25: 15,000/30,000 with a 5,000 ante
Players Remaining: 18 of 805
The last 18 Main Event players are in their seats and cards are back in the air with 25 minutes left to play in Day 2.
Table 1
Seat 1: Mike Azzaro – 1,975,000 (66 bb)
Seat 2: Matjaz Ferk – 200,000 (7 bb)
Seat 3: Ted McNamara – 300,000 (10 bb)
Seat 4: Dennis Brand – 2,300,000 (77 bb)
Seat 5: Jason Young – 2,300,000 (77 bb)
Seat 6: Dave Alfa – 600,000 (20 bb)
Seat 7: Chad Eveslage – 1,900,000 (63 bb)
Seat 8: Sokcheka Pho – 1,025,000 (34 bb)
Seat 9: David Sider – 450,000 (15 bb)
Table 2
Seat 1: Warren Sheaves – 1,700,000 (57 bb)
Seat 2: Jack Shea – 1,600,000 (53 bb)
Seat 3: Matthew Smith – 1,450,000 (48 bb)
Seat 4: Stuart Elkin – 500,000 (17 bb)
Seat 5: Brandon Duvdivani – 1,200,000 (40 bb)
Seat 6: Hamid Izadi – 1,800,000 (60 bb)
Seat 7: Zach Donovan – 2,100,000 (70 bb)
Seat 8: Jessica Dawley – 300,000 (10 bb)
Seat 9: Paul Freddman – 800,000 (27 bb)
Remaining payouts:
1st: $243,916 + WSOP Circuit ring
2nd: $150,374
3rd: $110,859
4th: $82,626
5th: $62,406
6th: $47,746
7th: $36,990
8th: $29,014
9th: $23,038
10th-12th: $18,513
13th-15th: $15,062
16th-18th: $12,403
$1,700 WSOP Circuit Main Event
$1,000,000 Guaranteed | Structure | Payouts
Level 25: 15,000/30,000 with a 5,000 ante
Players Remaining: 18 of 805
Matt Waxman open-shoved from middle position for 350,000 and it folded to Matthew Smith in the small blind. He raised a stack of blacks to get heads-up.
Smith: 
Waxman: 
A tough spot for Waxman and his king was dominated. The board ran out 
and the WSOP bracelet winner/WSOPC ring champ was sent out in 19th place.
Tournament staff paused the clock to redraw seats at the last two tables.
Matthew Smith – 1,500,000 (50 bb)
Matt Waxman – Eliminated in 19th place ($10,300)
2019 February WSOP Circuit
Seminole Casino Coconut Creek
Event 13
$250 Seniors Event (Re-Entry)
$25,000 Guaranteed
Entries: 303
Prize Pool: $60,600
February 17, 2019
While the Main Event was playing down on one side of the room, the Seniors were playing for their title on the other. And they were having a lot of fun.
There was yelling and laughing and we had our Seniors Champion when Ronald Boehlert beat Jonathan Gordon heads-up. He was whooping it up and was very happy to take home the WSOPC Seniors ring.
The popular Seniors Event returned to The Pavilion on the penultimate day of the schedule and it drew its usual big crowd. Once again we had more than 300 players, those 50 years and older, enter the tournament to blast the $25,000 guaranteed prize pool.
They put $60,600 up for grabs with the last 33 spots getting paid. The tournament was down to the final table shortly after the dinner break and everyone was having a blast.
The laughter continued all night with Ronald Boehlert loudly and happily celebrating his accomplishment. He earned $14,240 for the win but kept rubbing his brand new jewelry whenever he had the chance.
Seniors Event final table results:
1st: Ronald Boehlert – $14,240 + WSOP Circuit ring
2nd: Jonathan Gordon – $8,805
3rd: Kelley Slay – $6,395
4th: Mack Ham – $4,724
5th: Rita Balbirer – $3,546
6th: Earl Gallegos – $2,705
7th: George Varga – $2,095
8th: Gary Thill – $1,647
9th: Paul Domb – $1,314
10th: Louis Conte – $1,065
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