6th Place: Noah Norick ($5,199)

Noah Norick was all in preflop with [9s][9h] and was up against Steven Tabb's [Td][Tc]. The [Ad][Th][7s] flop meant Noah was drawing only to a runner runner straight. He did pick up the best card he could on the [8h] turn, but the [7h] river just missed himm giving Steven a full house. Noah will exit Event #8 in 6th place, taking hom $5,199.

Updated chip counts

Jason Surro is the chip leader

The final six players in Event #8 $1,125 NLH are now on a ten minute break. The tournament staff are coloring up and racing off the 500 chips, and when the final table resumes, blinds will be 3,000/6,000 with a 1,000 ante. Here are updated chip counts in seat order:

Renick Patterson - 217,000
Noah Norick - 156,000
Jason Surro - 403,000
Steven Tabb - 346,000
Michael Falcone - 161,000
Kevin Calenzo - 149,000

7th Place: Tarun G. ($4,006)

Renick Patterson raised on the button and Noah Norick called in the small blind before Tarun G. moved all in from the big blind. Renick snap called and Noah folded, and Renick tabled [Ad][Ac]. Tarun could only show [Kh][Ts]. Kevin Calenzo said, "I have a bad feeling about this" as the [5h][7s][Ks] flop fell. "See," he said, and then said, "running spades?" The [Qs] hit the turn, giving Tarun a mountain of outs. But the [4c] hit the river instead, sending Tarun G. to the rail in 7th place. He will collect $4,006 for his efforts.

Out in 7th, sqz shoved KT in the bb over btn open and sb flat, btn had Aces. Flopped a King, turned a flush draw but bricked out. Good game!

— Tαrυn (@nuratpkr) August 13, 2015

8th Place: Grant Lang ($3,133)

Grant Long moved all in from middle position and was called by Steven Tabb. The rest of the players folded and the two exposed their hands:

Grant [4d][4c]
Steven [Ah][Kh]

"Another classic," proclaimed Kevin Calenzo as the two were off to the races. The [Qs][8d][Ac] put Steven in front, and no four appeared on the [6s] turn or [2h] river. Grant will be eliminated in 8th place, collect $3,133 for his efforts.

9th Place: Mikhail Alkhazov ($2,503)

From the button, Mikhail Alkhazov moved all in, and Jason Surro made the call from the big blind. Mikhail held [9d][9c] but was unlucky to have run into Jason's [Td][Tc]. The [8h][4d][Jh][Kc][2c] board could not save Mikhail's tournament life. He will exit Event #8 in 9th place, collecting $2,503 for his efforts.

Jason Surro doubles through Kevin Calenzo

At 2,000/4,000 blinds with a 500 ante, Grant Lang raised to 10,500 before Jason Surro rerasied to 42,000. Action folded to Kevin Calenzo in the big blind who declared himself all in. Grant snap folded, and Jason took a moment before calling, asking Kevin, "You got it?" Kevin said, "I have... a hand," as he revealed [Jh][Jc]. Jason was flipping for a tournament life as he held [As][Kh]. The [8h][8s][8d] flop gave Kevin a full house, but Jason was still live with his overcards. The [Qh] brought some chop outs, but the [Ks] on the river gave Jason the winning hand. He will double up to 290,000.

Kevin Calenzo doubles up with a full house

On a [Ad][4d][Qs][Qh][4s] board, Kevin Calenzo moved all for 67,000 and was called by Grant Lang. Kevin revealed the [Kh][Qc] for queens full of fours, and Grant mucked. After the hand, Kevin is up to 250,000.

Tarun G. doubles up twice

On the first hand of the final table, a short stacked Tarun G. doubled up with [Ad][8d] against his opponent's [Qh][Jh].

The last hand just saw Tarun double up again, this time with [Jd][Jc] against his opponent's [Ac][8c], all in on a [Jh][7d][Ah] board. The [3c] turn and [Ad] river gave Tarun a winning full house.

He now sits on 194,500 at Level 17 begins (2,000/4,000 blinds with a 500 ante).

10th Place: John Comeau ($2,027)

John Comeau was all in preflop holding [8h][8c] but ran into his opponent's [Ad][Ac]. John failed to find an eight on the [6d][6s][Ts][Kc][7d] board, and he will exit Event #10 in 10th place. John will collect $2,027 for his efforts.

Final table reached

The final table has been reached in Event #8 $1,125 NLH. Here are chip counts and seating assignments:

Seat 1: Renick Patterson - 196,500
Seat 2: Noah Norick - 120,5000
Seat 3: Tarun G. - 54,000
Seat 4: Mikhail Alkhazov - 75,000
Seat 5: Grant Lang - 245,000
Seat 6: John Comeau - 58,500
Seat 7: Jason Surro - 266,500
Seat 8: Steven Tabb - 94,500
Seat 9: Michael Falcone - 189,000
Seat 10: Kevin Calenzo - 138,000

Here are the prizes left to play for:

1st Place: $29,100
2nd Place: $17,983
3rd Place: $12,804
4th Place: $9,302
5th Place: $6,887
6th Place: $5,199
7th Place: $4,006
8th Place: $3,133
9th Place: $2,503
10th Place: $2,027

Here are the recent in-the-money finishes:

11th Place: Pierre-Paul Paulin ($2,027)

12th Place: Victor Paulino ($2,027)

Event #8 Update

Event #8 $1,125 NLH started with 95 entries and they have just made the money. Still alive in the final 12 are Kevin Calenzo and Tarun G.

Since play has gone so quickly, play will continue when the final table is reached.

YouTube Video: WSOP-C Event #4 Omaha/8

$250 Seniors Prize Pool & Payouts

$250 Seniors received 363 entries, creating a $73,943 prize pool. The top 45 players will be in the money, with a mincash worth $332. Here are the full payouts:

1st Place: $16,267
2nd Place: $10,056
3rd Place: $7,395
4th Place: $5,404
5th Place: $4,111
6th Place: $3,143
7th Place: $2,440
8th Place: $1,922
9th Place: $1,556
10th-12th Place: $1,242
13th-15th Place: $1,020
16th-18th Place: $850
19th-21st Place: $709
22nd-24th Place: $613
25th-27th Place: $532
28th-30th Place: $458
31st-33rd Place: $414
34th-36th Place: $362
37th-45th Place: $332

Event #8 Prize Pool & Payouts

Event #8 $1,125 NLH received 95 entries, just missing the $100,000 Guarantee. After removing the 3% staffing fee, the net prize pool will be $97,000. The top 12 players will be in the money, with a mincash worth $2,027. Here are the full payouts:

1st Place: $29,100
2nd Place: $17,983
3rd Place: $12,804
4th Place: $9,302
5th Place: $6,887
6th Place: $5,199
7th Place: $4,006
8th Place: $3,133
9th Place: $2,503
10th-12th Place: $2,027

Event #6 Final Table resumes

The final five players from Event #6 $365 NLH have begun play for Day 2. Here are the remaining players:

Seat 1: Shawn Daigle - 162,000
Seat 3: Joe Starratt - 397,000
Seat 6: John Pura - 569,000
Seat 9: "Blackjack" - 380,000
Seat 10: Jack Duong - 531,000

Here are the remaining prizes to be played for:

1st Place: $15,950
2nd Place: $9,851
3rd Place: $7,116
4th Place: $5,220
5th Place: $3,902

Wednesday's Schedule

Today is Day 6 of the World Series of Poker Circuit. This series features $1,300,000 in Guaranteed Prizes and awards 12 Gold Rings. Here's what's on today's schedule:

11am:
Event #8 $1,125 NLH
$100,000 GUARANTEED
($1,035 Buy-in / $90 Entry fee)
Players start with 15,000 in non-value tournament chips.
Registration will remain open until the start of level 9 (approximately 3:20pm).
Levels 1-12 will be 30 minutes. Remaining levels on Day 1 will be 40 minutes.
Day 2 levels will be 50 minutes, resuming at 1pm.
There is a dinner break after Level 12 (approximately 5:20pm).
The day will conclude at approximately 12:40am.
Full structure is available here.

1pm:
$250 Seniors Event
($210 Buy-in / $40 Entry fee)
Players start with 10,000 in non-value tournament chips.
Registration will remain open until the start of level 5 (approximately 3:10pm).
Levels will be 30 minutes.
There is a dinner break after Level 12 (approximately 9:30pm).
Full structure is available here.

1pm:
Day 2 of Event #6 $365 NLH (5 players remain)
Levels will be 50 minutes.
There is a dinner break after Level 27 (approximately 6:20pm).
Full structure is available here.

A full series schedule is available here.

Aiman Abbassi wins Event #7

Aiman Abbassi has won Event #7 $365 Pot Limit Omaha. His [Ad][Kd][Jh][3h] made a heart flush to secure the win, and he will take home $7,840 for outlasting the 79 person field, along with a World Series of Poker Circuit ring. Here are the full results:

1st Place: Aiman Abbassi ($7,840)
2nd Place: Roger Shattuck ($5,000)
3rd Place: Joseph Bezjian ($3,361)
4th Place: Kyle Dynia ($2,388)
5th Place: Vincent Bevilacqua ($1,781)
6th Place: Pierre Armster ($1,338)
7th Place: Neftali Zelaya ($1,097)
8th Place: Jesse Letarte ($950)

Event #6 Returning Players

Five players remain in Event #6 $365 NLH, and they will resume at 1pm EST to play down to a winner. Here are chip counts and seating assignments:

Seat 1: Shawn Daigle - 162,000
Seat 3: Joe Starratt - 397,000
Seat 6: John Pura - 569,000
Seat 9: "Blackjack" - 380,000
Seat 10: Jack Duong - 531,000

1st Place: Daniel Pickering ($27,653)

Daniel Pickering and James Karos had been playing heads up for nearly three hours, and the chip lead traded back and forth several times. After coolering James a few hands earlier, Daniel had James all in again with a coin flip. Daniel's [4h][4d] was up against James's [Ah][7c]. James was drawing nearly dead on the [4c][9c][3s] flop, and the [9s] gave Daniel an unbeatable full house. Once the [Ac] hit the river, Daniel was declared the winner of Event #5 $365 NLH Monster Stack. He will take home $27,653 along with the title and World Series of Poker Circuit ring. Congratulations, Daniel!

2nd Place: James Karos ($17,094)

Daniel Pickering coolers James Karos

The board read [9d][Ac][5h][Ad][7d] and James Karos had bet out 1,000,000. Daniel Pickering moved all in for 2,900,000 and James called saying, "I hope you don't have the flush." James tabled [As][8h] for trip aces, but Daniel had him outkicked with his [Ah][Qd]. Daniel will double up and take a huge chip lead as James is crippled down to under 800,000.

Daniel Pickering doubles through James Karos

At 60,000/120,000 blinds with a 20,000 ante, Daniel Pickering moved all in for 1,920,000 and was snap called by James Karos. Daniel had the edge with his [Ad][7c] against James's [Kh][Th]. The [Qd][9s][3s] flop gave James ten outs, and the [9c] on the turn changed nothing. The [8c] river was the blank Daniel was looking for, and he will double up to bring this match close to even.

A few hands later, the blinds were increased to 80,000/160,000 with a 20,000 ante.