$1,675 WSOP Circuit Main Event
$1,000,000 Guaranteed | Structure
Level 10: 400/800 with a 100 ante
Flight A Entries: 351

Martin Ryan is having a nice series. So much so that he now leads the WSOP Circuit Casino Championship race after winning Event 1, a fourth-place finish in Event 4, and a fourth-place finish today in the High Roller event.

The Main Event was on dinner break as Ryan was collecting his fourth-place money and he went straight to the registration desk. He came back with the rest of the Main Event field and immediately ran his 20,000 starting stack up to 100,000.

$1,675 WSOP Circuit Main Event
$1,000,000 Guaranteed | Structure
Heading to Level 10: 400/800 with a 100 ante
Flight A Entries: 348

Players in the Main Event are on a one-hour dinner break. Cards go back in the air at roughly 6:30pm to blinds of 400/800 and a 100 ante. When they return, they’ll play for two more hours, then take a 15-minute break and registration will close at that time (about 8:45pm).

Florida’s TK Miles has had a good start to Flight A and enjoys about 91,000 chips on dinner break.

$1,675 WSOP Circuit Main Event
$1,000,000 Guaranteed | Structure
Level 9: 150/300 with a 25 ante
Flight A Entries: 342

Jordan Skinner sits on a huge stack and leads the Main Event just before dinner break. Skinner has had a big start to the opening flight of play and currently enjoys about 165,000 chips.

Skinner hails from the Northeast, but has recorded cashes throughout the country. He’s been on site in Coconut Creek most of the week and earned a small score in the $365 Double Stack Turbo on Monday.

$1,675 WSOP Circuit Main Event
$1,000,000 Guaranteed | Structure
Level 6: 150/300 with a 25 ante
Flight A Entries: 304

The 300-entry threshold was cracked just a few moments ago as the clock shows 303 buy-ins to this point. With registration and re-entry available until about 8:45pm, the final tally will likely top 400.

$1,675 WSOP Circuit Main Event
$1,000,000 Guaranteed | Structure
Level 5: 100/200 with a 25 ante
Flight A Entries: 295

The first-ever World Series of Poker Circuit at Seminole Casino Coconut Creek features 12 gold rings event along with a Seniors tournament. A total of nine events have included and Jose Reyes and Greg Kolo were among the prelim champ.

Jose Reyes won Event 3, a $580 Re-Entry tournament, good for $19,039. Kolo, meanwhile, won Event 8, the only non-hold’em tournament, earning $13,860.

Both are a part of the Main Event field here in Flight A and are looking for follow-up wins.

$1,675 WSOP Circuit Main Event
$1,000,000 Guaranteed | Structure
Level 4: 100/200
Flight A Entries: 273

Domenico Maurici was in a heads-up pot against Air Engel. The board was dealt through the turn and laid . Domenico was out of position and shoved for 23,650. Eight time ring winner Engel went into the tank for a couple minutes before a tablemate called the clock. Engel found a call and turned over for top pair. Maurici held for a set and Engel was drawing dead.

The river completed with the and Engel was left short stacked. Maurici, meanwhile, grew his holdings to an impressive roughly 61,500.

$1,675 WSOP Circuit Main Event
$1,000,000 Guaranteed | Structure
Level 4: 100/200
Flight A Entries: 260

The first break in Flight A of the World Series of Poker Circuit Seminole Casino Coconut Creek Main Event is done and players are back in their seats. With the growing field, there’s a number of notables pulling up a chair in the prestigious tournament.

One of those notables is Seminole standout David Prociak. Prociak was the 2016 Seminole Hard Rock Poker Player of the Year and that achievement catapulted him to some pretty big poker success. In addition to a slew of Seminole wins (including a $240 Omaha 8 win here in Coco), Prociak owns a gold bracelet. He’s yet to claim the ring, but is hopeful that comes here in the $1,000,000 guaranteed Main Event.

$1,675 WSOP Circuit Main Event
$1,000,000 Guaranteed | Structure
Level 3: 75/150
Flight A Entries: 216

Fresh off a huge score and his first WPT title during Hollywood’s Lucky Hearts Poker Open, Darryll Fish is back on the tournament felt and jockeying for another payday. It was less than a month ago when Fish scored more than $500,000 in the aforementioned LHPO WPT Championship good for his first win on the tour and scoring him an entry in the upcoming Tournament of Champions.

Fish is a Florida native and it’s no surprise to see him back grinding here in Coconut Creek. He won this Main Event back when it was ran north in Palm Beach, but the Coconut Creek installment will be a tougher get with a bigger field and some of the country’s top talent flocking to one of the region’s premier properties.

$1,675 WSOP Circuit Main Event
$1,000,000 Guaranteed | Structure
Level 2: 50/100
Flight A Entries: 174

Since getting cards in the air about an hour ago, the Flight A field has steadily grown. The clock now shows 174 entries in the action with registration and re-entry available until about 8:45pm. The magic number to crack the $1,000,000 guarantee is 667 entries and staff is hopeful by the time tomorrow nights comes and goes that figure is but a blip on the radar.

$1,675 WSOP Circuit Main Event
$1,000,000 Guaranteed | Structure
Level 1: 25/50
Flight A Entries: 160

With more than $4,6000,000 in reported earnings, John Dolan is one of Florida’s most decorated tournament players. But Flight A of the Seminole Casino Coconut Creek Main Event has been less than ideal thus far.

A recent hand saw a late position player raise to 225. Dolan three-bet the small blind to 675. Without hesitation, the late-position player shoved having Dolan covered. After a few moments, Dolan folded and was left with 11,500 — just about half starting stack.

Dolan is a past champion of this property, having won the Coco Poker Open Championship in 2014.