The first ever World Series of Poker Circuit at Seminole Casino Coconut Creek kicked off Thursday, February 8 and concluded Monday, February 19. The 12-day series saw a total of 13 gold rings won and more than $2,700,000 in prizes earned.

Headlining the series as the Main Event champion was Kammar Andries of Ocoee, Florida. In addition to more than $240,000 in cash, he earned a berth in the $10,000 Global Casino Championship where he’ll compete for his share of a prize pool valued at at least $1,000,000. Joining him at the season-ending event will be Karthik Ramakrishnan, the Coconut Creek Casino Champion.

Complete series results:

• Event 1 ($365 NLH): Martin Ryan – $22,416
• Event 2 ($365 Multi-Flight): Alfred Karlsson – $86,067
• Event 3 ($580 NLH ): Jose Reyes – $19,039
• Event 4 ($365 Double Stack Turbo): Robert Tanner – $18,810
• Event 5 ($365 NLH): Loni Harwood – $10,801
• Event 6 ($580 Six-Max): Steve Hagar – $21,088
• Event 7 ($365 Monster Stack): Rodney Moret-Rojas – $34,704
• Event 8 ($365 PLO Re-Buy): Greg Kolo – $13,860
• Event 9 ($3,250 High Roller): Dominique Mosley – $75,480
• Main Event ($1,675 Single Re-Entry): Kammar Andries – $241,898 + GCC Berth
• Event 11 ($365 Turbo): Ian Pearson – $10,752
• Event 12 ($250 Seniors): Amir Baron – $14,665
• Event 13 ($365 Turbo): Mike Russ – $9,542

That concludes the WSOP Circuit, but please check back as we announce future majors here at Seminole Casino Coconut Creek!