It starts today on 8th and lasts until 20th October, providing events with buy-ins ranging from $500 + $40 to $5000 + $180. Most of them, including the $10,000 + $300 Main Event (held 15th-20th October), are NLHE but some are either Omaha Eight or Better or PLO.
The last WPT event, the Borgata Poker Open, was won by Dwyte Pilgrim, beating a field of 1,042 players, a record in WPT history. In the showdown of the heads-up against Kia Mohajeri, Pilgrim flopped a King-high straight, making it easy for him to call Mohajeri’s all-in, who showed Ks 9c for two pairs.
In the next couple of days the poker community shall see whether this stop brings as much excitement as the previous one.
You might want to check out the schedule of the WPT tournament here.
The last WPT event, the Borgata Poker Open, was won by Dwyte Pilgrim, beating a field of 1,042 players, a record in WPT history. In the showdown of the heads-up against Kia Mohajeri, Pilgrim flopped a King-high straight, making it easy for him to call Mohajeri’s all-in, who showed Ks 9c for two pairs.
In the next couple of days the poker community shall see whether this stop brings as much excitement as the previous one.
You might want to check out the schedule of the WPT tournament here.
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