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First of 13 2021 WSOP Online Circuit Series Kicks Off Today for New Jersey and Nevada Players With live events at a halt due to the pandemic, this year’s WSOP Circuit tour is being held online, and the 2021 season starts today with the Winter Online Super Circuit Series. First and foremost, WSOP now offers the single best match bonus in the Garden State. The only caveat is that players must use the e-wallet Neteller as their payment processor of choice – a small price to pay for a $1,000 match bonus and $10 in free cash. World Series Of Poker. Leading up to the WSOP you should work on developing good sleep habits, getting around 8 hours of sleep each night. Part of this is to establish a routine, and the other part is to make sure you start the WSOP with a proper amount of sleep. But you want to know the honest truth? If you make it deep on day 2, you will play until midnight. WSOP.com continues this legacy, yet strikes the proper balance between professional-grade and accessible. It's all the action and prestige of the World Series of Poker, from the comfort of your home or locale of choice. At WSOP.com, anyone can play and anyone can win. Dreams are dealt on daily basis.

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Over the weekend, the World Series of Poker (WSOP) wrapped up its Planet Hollywood Online Circuit Series, which awarded a dozen gold rings.

Several well-known players scored victories including bracelet winner Jared “darrensrabbi” Jaffee, who topped a 417-entry field to win Event #1: $50,000 GTD NLH Freezeout for $23,804.44 and his second career ring.

Two days later, Ari “philivey” Engel bested a 157-entry field to win Event #3: $50,000 GTD PLO Big $500 for $16,350.13 and his 10th career ring.

Ralph 'sosana' Perry (Event #2: $75,000 NLH), Steve 'gborooo' Gross (Event #5: $150,000 GTD Monster Stack), and Andrew 'WATCHGUY42' Lichtenberger (Event #7: $100,000 GTD High Roller) were just a few others players to nab jewelry.

All those who captured gold rings are now eligible for the year-end $250K GTD WSOP Online Circuit Championship. There are multiple ways a player can become eligible for that event:

• Win a WSOP Gold Ring Event during the 2021 season
• Win a $10,000 Player of the Month Leaderboard
• Win a Second Chance Fast Forward Be one of the top 50 players on the Cumulative Circuit Leaderboard who are not otherwise eligible (50)

Daniel “juice” Buzgon Captures Two Rings

One of the biggest stories to come out of the online series was New Jersey’s Daniel “juice” Buzgon capturing two rings in three days. First, he topped a 281-player field to win Event #8: $50,000 NLK Knockout Freezeout for $14,896.92, and two days later followed it up by besting a 261-entry field in Event #10: $75,000 GTD NLH Big $500 for $24,840.57.

The wins marked his fifth and sixth gold ring victories respectively

“Winning any poker tournament is always an exciting moment, especially when they have something extra like a WSOP ring attached to it,” Buzgon told PokerNews. “To do it twice in three days made it all that more special.”

He added: “I was happy to see that WSOP made online circuit events a priority this year due to the uncertainty of live poker. I am definitely going to try and play as many events as I can this year and hope I can run as well the rest of the year as I have in the first two series.”

Derek “rickyguan” Sudell Wins Main Event

The $525 buy-in, $250K GTD Main Event attracted 470 players who rebought 253 times, which meant the 723-entry field resulted in a $361,500 prize pool. That was paid out to the top 100 finishers including Katie “katelin” Lindsay (16th - $2,675.10), Richard “Gladiator8” Rossetti (23rd - $2,205.15), Jonathan “jetsfan14” Borenstein (34th - $1,735.20), Ryan “Protential” Laplante (37th - $1,735.20), and Andrew “WATCHGUY42” Lichtenberger (52nd - $1,337.55).

After 11 hours and 37 minutes of play, it was Derek “rickyguan” Sudell besting “jnja1719” in heads-up play to win the gold ring and a $57,623.10 first-place prize. It was his second career gold ring after he won October’s WSOP.com Online Fall Circuit Event #4: $100,000 NLH Monster Stack for $50,688.

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Over the course of its 12-event schedule, the series catered to a combined 4,722 entrants and awarded $1,791,400 in prize money.

Big Freezout $350K GTD on March 7

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This Sunday, March 7, WSOP.com will hold its biggest freezeout tournament of the season at 1 p.m. PT. With a high-stake $5,300 buy-in and a $250,000 guarantee up for grabs, poker players based in Nevada and New Jersey are invited to join the action. Leading up to the WSOP BIG Freezeout, satellite qualifying events will be available daily.

Here's an overview of satellite events:

• Satellites Daily (excluding Sunday and Tuesday): $320 buy-in 1 Seat GTD at 4:30 p.m. PT
• Satellites on Sundays and Tuesdays: $525 buy-in 1 Seat GTD at 2:30 p.m. PT
• 10 Seat Scramble: 10 Seats GTD, Saturday, March 6, $320 Buy-in 2:30 p.m. PT start time
• Freeroll Wednesday, March 4 at 4:15 p.m. PT to the 10 Seat Scramble
• ALL-IN Satellites 64 player and 128 player starting March 1

The next WSOP.com Online Circuit, the third of the year, will be the Silver Legacy Circuit from March 19-30. That series will feature 12 gold ring events, over $1 million in GTDs, and offer a $25k Freeroll on Thursday, April 1.

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The 2020 World Series of Poker Online on GGPoker continued on Tuesday with Event #72: $1,500 Limit Hold’em Championship attracting a 337-entrant field which created a prize pool of $480,225. Following a previous two appearances at a final table, along with four top-ten finishes, Ajay “Ross_Geller” Chabra finally broke through to win his first WSOP bracelet and the $77,475 first-place prize after defeating Carter Swidler heads-up for the title.

The top 47 finishers would finish-in-the money, and after Belarmino De Souza was eliminated on the money bubble, the likes of Mark Herm, Alek Stasiak, Luke Schwartz, Georgios Sotiropoulos, Joseph Cheong, Anson Tsang, and Justin Lapka all collected a WSOP cash before falling short of the final table.

Kevin Liu entered the final table holding the chip lead, but it would Apti Dzhabrailov collecting the first two eliminations after eliminating Shannon Shorr in ninth-place, and Rich Dixon in eighth-place. Mike Watson had moved into the chip lead in the early part of the final table, and he would eliminate Liu with pocket jacks holding against pocket threes to further extend his advantage.

Dzmitry Yasiukevich would then fall in sixth when his nine-eight couldn’t outdraw the pocket aces of Chabra as the American now held the chip lead. Watson would be the next to fall in fifth when his queen-nine was outdrawn by the jack-seven of Swidler as Kosei Ichinose busted just a few hands later losing ace-jack to Swidler’s ace-five for a turned flush.

After a little back-and-forth between the final three, Dzhabrailov would exit in third-place as Chabra entered heads-up play holding a near two-to-one chip lead over Swidler. Swidler took the lead, then Chabra wrestled it back and then put his foot on the gas to edge his advantage out to the biggest of the match. On the final hand, Swidler found himself all-in on the flop with a pair against Chabra’s overcards. Chabra spiked a bigger pair on the turn, and when no help fell on the river for Swidler, he exited in second, and Chabra was crowned the Event #72 champion.

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Wednesday will host Event #73: $1,000 No-Limit Hold’em 6-Handed and Thursday will host Event #74: $1,500 Pot-Limit Omaha. Following a break on Friday, there will be three events over the weekend including the conclusion of Event #70: $25,000 Poker Players Championship.

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