2019 February WSOP Circuit
Seminole Casino Coconut Creek
Event 5
$400 Double Stack Turbo (Re-Entry)
$30,000 Guaranteed
Entries: 188
Prize Pool: $62,040
February 11, 2019
Kammar Andries came out of nowhere last February to become an unlikely champion in the February 2018 Coco WSOP Circuit Main Event. After several four-digit cashes, he won the Main Event for more than $240K and a nice bankroll boost for the poker amateur. Andries backed up that title today when he conquered the $400 Double Stack Turbo tournament for his second WSOPC ring.
The fast-paced tournament attracted 188 entries and it more than doubled its $30,000 guaranteed prize pool. They combined to put $62,040 in the pool and, as one would expect in a turbo, they quickly hit the money after the dinner break.
Andries nearly gave away the tournament once it reached the final table. Wearing his headphones, he live-misclick called a shove and lost the majority of his stack. Andries was facing some tough competition with his shorter stack including former SHRP champions Ory Hen, Zoltan Czinkota, and Carlos Loving.
Andries regained the lead late and caught aces when he was heads-up with Loving to earn the title. He took home $16,131 for the victory, his second biggest score behind only the $241,000 he won last year in the WSOPC Main Event, and he now owns a second ring.
Event 5 results:
1st: Kammar Andries – $16,131 + WSOP Circuit ring
2nd: Carlos Loving – $9,964
3rd: Gary Thill – $7,195
4th: Ory Hen – $5,284
5th: Zoltan Czinkota – $3,948
6th: Rodney Tullock – $3,000
7th: Michael Azzaro – $2,317
8th: David Nowling – $1,820
9th: Obdulio Melo – $1,452
10th: Andrew Daire – $1,177
11th: David Shmuel – $1,177
12th: Jeremy Sussman – $1,177
13th: Daryl Kaiser – $969
14th: Errol Rosen – $969
15th: Roberto Bendeck – $969
16th: Sean Gardiner – $810
17th: Carlos Vasquez – $810
18th: Wayne Lovell – $810
19th: Miriam Macwilliams – $687
20th: Loni Harwood – $687
21st: Brian Soja – $687