The World Series of Poker circuit stopped at Harvey’s Lake Tahoe hotel and casino in Nevada to host poker tournaments and one in particular was the Ladies Poker Championship. The tournament was for ladies to compete in but twenty two year old student Greg Sessler entered the tournament and took down the win with a pair of Queens.
A field of 248 players registered to compete in the Main Event of the World Series of Poker Circuit Horseshoe Chicago. The tournament had a $5,200 buy-in and it was twenty two year old Dan Livingston who took down the first place prize of $291,749.
The 2009/2010 Season of Circuit Events schedule has been announced by the World Series of Poker and the schedule includes eleven United States stops. The WSOP Circuit travels around the United States and stops at Harrah’s owned casinos where local players as well as visitors can participate in the available tournaments.
Harrah’s Rincon in San Diego, California is playing host to the WSOP Circuit Championship which began on Monday. The event saw a low draw of players, only 106, compared to last year’s 148 players. The buy-in for the event was $5,000 and after Day 1 play, Esther Taylor is in the chip lead.
The World Series of Poker Circuit made a stop in Atlantic City this past weekend to hold a tournament at Caesars. Two hundred and eight players participated in the $5,150 buy-in tournament and it was Samuel Chartier managed to outlast the field and take the $322,944 first place prize.
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