WSOPC Baltimore

Here is a look at all the ring winners from WSOPC Baltimore!

Aaron Pinson - Event #1 - $16,058

Anthony Mcie - Event #2 - $25,998

Chunyu "June" Yang - Event #3 - $9,509

Jon Bowman - Event #4 - $13,107

McKinley Hayward - Event #5 - $7,170

Alexander Wiggins - Event #6 - $25,939

Stanwood Yang - Event #7 - $14,705

Vince Butzner - Event #8 - $11,286

Carter McMahon - Event #9 - $7,851

Aaron Pinson - Event #10 - $102,668

Jennifer Zewe - Event #11 - $7,574

Paris Bailey - Event #12 - $4,949

Scott Burnham - Event #13 - $8,868

Shane Repas - Event #14 - $9,249

David Grossnickle - Event #15 - $7,289

Sandra Elbaum - Event #16 - $16,926

Lara Eisenberg - Event #17 - $6,897

Vince Butzner

The final event of the series has concluded for Event #18: $400 Double Stack No-Limit Hold'em.

A total of 151 entries were made to generate a prize pool of $49,830 as a strong turnout came out for one last shot at a ring.

After just under ten hours, it was Vince Butzner to take down the title, winning the first-place prize of $12,493.

This is Butzner's second ring of the series after taking down Event #8: $600 Black Chip Bounty for $11,286.

This now marks Butzner's third career tournament cash, with two first places and two five-figure scores. Not too shabby!

Event #18 final table results:

1. Vince Butzner - $12,493
2. David Walker - $8,002
3. Ricky Roberson - $5,312
4. Christopher Regan - $3,659
5. Antonio Amato - $2,620
6. Gary Martin - $1,953
7. James Dike - $1,517
8. Alec Jahed - $1,232
9. Undrakhbold Dovdon - $1,046
10. Steven Davis - $932

Congratulations, Vince!

Aaron Pinson

Aaron Pinson is the champion of Event #10: $1,700 Main Event, taking home the first-place prize of $102,668 for his second ring of the series.

It is Pinson's second best career score, and he also wins a seat to the $26,000 Super Main Event in the Bahamas in December.

Our full recap of the event can be read here.

Congratulations, Aaron!

Event #16 champion Sandra Elbaum

One of the most popular events as of recent on WSOP Circuit took place yesterday for Event #16: $400 40/40/40.

220 entries were made to generate a prize pool of $72,600, the biggest of any one-day tournament this series.

Nearly 17 hours after cards were in the air, we finally had a champion as Sandra Elbaum claimed her first WSOPC ring to go along with the first-place prize of $16,926.

Elbaum entered the final table eighth in chips, but she spun up her short stack all the way to the title, achieving a career-best cash!

Event #16 final table payouts:

1. Sandra Elbaum - $16,926
2. Quinzzy Pratt - $10,976
3. Mark Shaffery - $7,336
4. Brian Walters - $5,057
5. Sheri Moores - $3,599
6. Zachariah Kates - $2,647
7. Jennifer Zewe - $2,015
8. Tim Faro - $1,589
9. Orin Williams - $1,299

Congratulations, Sandra!