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The $3,500 buy-in, $2,000,000 GTD BetMGM Poker Championship features two starting flights and will take place June 9-13 at ARIA. Get all the details here.
Joey Weissman topped a field of 343 entries, including 68 online qualifiers, to win the inaugural BetMGM Poker Championship $3,500 Main Event for $224,236!
On Saturday, the $10,000 buy-in, $10,000,000 GTD Wynn Millions came to a close as the final nine players from a 1,328-entry field played down to a winner. The final table lasted approximately 11 hours, and in the end, it was Andrew Moreno walking away with the title and $1,460,106 in prize money. Just before the Wynn Millions began, Moreno posted the following on social media: âIn April I decided to I wanted to really focus on playing and studying live poker tournaments. I created two main goals for myself. The first was to move my career earnings to over $1million dollars. I accomplis...
On Saturday, the $10,000 buy-in, $10,000,000 GTD Wynn Millions came to a close as the final nine players from a 1,328-entry field played down to a winner. The final table lasted approximately 11 hours, and in the end, it was Andrew Moreno walking away with the title and $1,460,106 in prize money. Just before the Wynn Millions began, Moreno posted the following on social media: âIn April I decided to I wanted to really focus on playing and studying live poker tournaments. I created two main goals for myself. The first was to move my career earnings to over $1 million dollars. I accompli...
The first elimination of the day came when Dylan Smith got his stack all in on the turn with two pair aces and fours against Jaime Cervantesâ pair of aces. However, the river paired nines to counterfeit Smith sending him out the door in 18th place for $97,274. Valentyn Shabelnyk bowed out in 17th after getting unlucky with ace-king against ace-queen all in preflop, and from there itâd take several hours for the next elimination to occur. It happened when WSOP bracelet winner Sandeep Pulusani jammed his short stack with ace-deuce suited only to run into the pocket sevens of