Ali Eslami wins WSOPC Western Regional Championship
Posted by admin on April 3, 2011
The WSOPC hit San Diego, California, this week to attract only a small, but very enthusiastic, field.
WSOP Circuit hits Atlantic City for eleven days of action
Posted by admin on March 11, 2011
The World Series of Poker Circuit pitches camp in Caesars Atlantic City from Wednesday 2 March.
WSOP Circuit event in Tunica goes to Sam Barnhart
Posted by Dan on February 23, 2011
Another staggering field sits down for a WSOP Circuit event, this time in Tunica.
“The Grinder” fails to hold his chip lead and winds up in second place at the WSOP Circuit Event in Las Vegas
Posted by pokerguru on May 2, 2009
At one of the final events of the WSOP Circuit, Mike “The Grinder” Mizrachi walked into the casino as the chip leader. Having been absent from a major leader board in quite some time, you could feel the crowd rooting for the charismatic player. While he failed to take down the tournament, his second place [...]
World Series of Poker Circuit to Make Annual Stop in Tunica, MS.
Posted by James on December 23, 2008
As is customary in the month of January, the World Series of Poker Circuit Event will be headed to Tunica, MS from January 20th to February 3rd. The event will be held at Harrahs Tunica. This resort features a golf course, two hotels, a kids arcade, and is one of the most awe inspiring properties [...]
WSOP Circuit Main Event Draws Record Low Crowd
Posted by James on October 18, 2008
The WSOP Circuit recently completed a stop at the Horseshoe Southern Indiana. Unlike many circuit events over the years, this event saw a sharp decrease in the number of overall participants. The prior record low for the Main Event of a WSOP Circuit event was 99. This event drew a paltry 84 players. Noticeably absent [...]
The World Series of Poker Circuit Kicks Off
Posted by James on October 5, 2008
The World Series of Poker Circiut season has kicked off with its first stop in Elizabeth, IN. The WSOP Circuit are groups of tournaments held at various locations around the U.S. This gives players exposure to the World Series of Poker, but on a smaller scale. Most tournaments are around the $500 buy-in range, but [...]
