WSOPC Planet Hollywood info:
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Day 6 of the WSOPC Planet Hollywood series saw a trio of Circuit rings awarded, led by Women in Poker Hall of Famer Kathy Liebert topping the field of 106 entries to take down the $300 Ladies event for $6,787 and her second WSOP Circuit ring.
The biggest prize of the day went to Qing Liu, who added $50,000 and his first Circuit ring to his esteemed resume of over $4,000,000 in tournament earnings. Liu topped the final 53 players on Day 2 of the $600 Monster Stack to take down that title.
The day's third ring was awarded to Casey Hayes, who bested a field of 68 in the $600 T.O.R.S.E. for his first Circuit ring. The Las Vegas mixed game regular added $10,316 to his career earnings, which includes several recent mixed game wins in the city.
Each winner also receives a $5,000 package to either WSOP Europe of WSOP Paradise. Complete results of each event are available in the WSOP+ app.
It's the eve of the Main Event, but there's still plenty of hardware to be handed out.
Joe Serock leads the returning 20 players for Day 2 of the $2,200 High Roller with 167,500 chips. He's closely followed by recent WSOP Circuit Championship winner Mark Darner with 149,000.
Also still in that field is recent ring winner Jason Sagle, who goes for his second title of the series.
The $600 Seniors event sees eight players returning, led by Steven Wilkie with 915,000 chips. Jeffrey Mermelstein enters second with 665,000, while David Berger, who has a trio of final table finishes in Las Vegas WSOP Seniors events since 2024 tries again to finish atop the heap after 2nd, 3rd, and 6th place finishes.
Jan 6
We've almost hit the halfway mark of the WSOPC Planet Hollywood series, and while the Main Event is only a couple of days away, we've still got plenty of Circuit rings to hand out.
David Tarbet, who claimed the first ring of the series in the $400 Pot-Limit Omaha event, goes for his fourth overall on Tuesday as he headlines the final table of Event #7: $600 Omaha 8 / Stud 8.
The mixed game maestro enters play third in chips with 254,000, behind chip leader Casey Hayes (470,000), and Joseph Carlson (456,000).
After a trio of starting flights, 53 players return from a combined field of 541 to play for the ring on the final day of Event #5: $600 Monster Stack.
Sye Hickey holds the chip lead with 1,300,000 chips, with Nick Pupillo second with 988,000 to start play. Among the other notables returning is Phillip Hellmuth III, son of all-time bracelet leader, Hall of Famer, Phil Hellmuth.
PH III starts the day 17th overall with 506,000 as he chases his first piece of WSOP hardware.
Complete chip counts are available on the WSOP+ app.
The lone ring awarded on Monday went to Canadian Jason Sagle, who won Event #6: $600 Omaha 8 or Better to claim his first ring, the $13,004 first prize, and a $5,000 package to either WSOP Europe or WSOP Paradise.
While the win is Sagle's first WSOP victory, it's far from his best financial result, as he's maybe best known for his 4th place finish in the 2024 WSOP Main Event which earned him a cool $3,000,000.
Complete results are available on the WSOP+ app.
It's a busy day at Planet Hollywood with no less than five events on Tuesday's schedule.
The action gets underway with Day 1 of the $600 Seniors event, with a $2,200 High Roller and the $300 Ladies event also on tap, along with the two aforementioned restarts.
Jan 5