WSOPC Pompano Beach (October)

The players in the Pompano Circuit Main Event are now on their scheduled 60-minute dinner break. They will return to the action at about 6:30 PM, with registration still open till about 8:45 PM Local time.

Brian Altman

Blinds: 1,000/1,500(1,500) - 95/201 Registered

Brian Altman opened in early position to 3,000 before it folded around to Joseph Dipascale in the small blind, who three-bet to 9,000.

Altman called, and the flop landed. Dipascale bet 12,000, and Altman called before the hit the turn. Action slowed down and checked through to the river. 

Dipascale checked again, and Altman went into the tank. After about 30 seconds, he announced he was all in for about 85,000 effective. He was quickly met with a fold but moved his stack up well above 100K as the players approached dinner.

• Brian Altman - 125,000
• Joseph Dipascale - 90,000

Patrick Quinn

Blinds: 600/1,200(1,200) - 101/186 Registered

Michael Hunsucker opened in early position to 2,400 before Jorge Ribeiro called on the button, and the small blind also called. The action was then on Patrick Quinn in the big blind, and after a moment of thought, he three-bet to 12,300.

Hunsucker got out of the way, but Ribeiro quickly four-bet jammed for about 26,000. The small blind folded before Quinn put in the chips.

Ribeiro was at risk with , and Quinn led with .

The flop landed, and Ribeiro had flopped a flush draw he was hoping for. Unfortunately, it didn't come in on the turn or the river. The pair of aces was enough for Quinn to scoop and send Ribeiro to the rail.

• Patrick Quinn - 96,000
• Michael Hunsucker - 110,000
• Jorge Ribeiro - Eliminated

The room is filling up as the field inches closer to dinner break here at the Pompano Circuit Main Event. More than 180 players are already on the board, and registration will remain open for about five more hours.

Among the more recent entries are five-time bracelet winner Robert Mizrachi, former Circuit Main Event winners Raminder Singh and Maxwell Young, and a slew of South Florida's finest.

Robert Mizrachi

Jake Schwartz

Raminder Singh

Kharlin Sued

Maxwell Young

Michael Hunsucker