WSOPC #2: $10,300 Super MILLION$ High Roller, $5M Gtd. Dia 1 | 2020 GGPoker WSOP Winter Online Circuit

2020-12-13 19:23 UTC

Yan Deals Final Blow to Watson

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Nível 6 : 700/1,400, 175 ante

David Yan raised to 3,000 from the cutoff and Mike Watson defended his big blind.

The flop came , Watson check-called the 2,574 bet of Yan.

The turn was the , Watson checked again but then shoved for 42,316 when Yan continued with a bet of 9,711. Yan took some time and then called with the bigger stack.

Mike Watson:
David Yan:

The river completed the board with the to not help Watson and send him back to the cashier to reenter.

Jogador	Fichas	Oscilação
David Yan	218,645 49,965	49,965

Mike Watson	Eliminado

2020-12-13 18:38 UTC

Kempe Busts in Two Hands

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Nível 3 : 400/800, 100 ante

Sergey "z1gzag" Konovalov raised to 1,500 from the hijack and Rainer Kempe three-bet to 6,000 from the big blind which Konovalov called. The flop came , Kempe continued with a bet of 4,257 for Konovalov to raise to 9,114 and Kempe to call. The turn was the and Kempe opted to check. Konovalov shoved for 25,374 which Kempe called with the bigger stack.

Sergey "z1gzag" Konovalov:
Rainer Kempe:

Both players had flopped two pair but Konovalov was ahead with the higher ones and doubled up as the completed the board.

On the next hand, Dave "Endboss22" McLeod raised to 1,600 from the early position and Kempe three-bet to 6,400 from the small blind which McLeod called. The flop came with the , Kempe bet 4,752 but McLeod opted to raise to put Kempe all-in who called for the remaining 44,757.

Rainer Kempe:
Dave "Endboss22" McLeod:

McLeod had flopped the open-ended straight draw while Kempe held the overpair.

The rest of the board was completed with the on the turn for McLeod to pick up some extra outs to eliminate Kempe while the river completed the board with the for McLeod to hit the straight.

Jogador	Fichas	Oscilação
Dave "Endboss22" McLeod	197,089
Adrian Mateos	115,765 15,765	15,765

Johan Haugen	112,295 12,295	12,295
Julien Martini	109,715 9,715	9,715

Sergey "z1gzag" Konovalov	81,776
Rainer Kempe	Eliminado

2020-12-13 18:11 UTC

Holz Out and Back In

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Nível 1 : 250/500, 60 ante

Aleksandr "leeel" Shepel has become the first casualty of the day and he was followed by Fedor Holz, who immediately re-entered and jumped right back into the same seat. In a three-way three-bet pot for 3,709 each, Joakim Andersson was the initial raiser and Holz had three-bet.

On the flop, Andersson check-raised to 12,399 and Holz was the only caller to then call a bet by Andersson for 26,947 on the turn. Andersson jammed the river with the covering stack and Holz eventually called.

The German poker prodigy revealed for top two pair but Andersson had that beat with for the nuts.

Jogador	Fichas	Oscilação
Joakim Andersson	204,589 104,589	104,589

Fedor Holz	100,000

Aleksandr "leeel" Shepel	Eliminado

2020-12-13 17:01 UTC

6 PM GMT Start for WSOPC #2: $10,300 Super MILLION$ High Roller with $5,000,000 GTD

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The GGPoker WSOP Winter Online Circuit Series will kick-off two events today with no winner at the end as both events will play down to their final tables. Right here, the PokerNews live reporting team will be focusing on WSOPC #2: $10,300 Super MILLION$ High Roller which features a brilliant prize pool guarantee of $5,000,000. The second-biggest guarantee of the series starts its tournament at 6 p.m. GMT and will conclude the first day of play once the final table has been reached. The final table itself will then continue on Tuesday, December 15 at 6 p.m. GMT to play down to a new champion who can claim one of the final WSOP Circuit Rings of 2020.

Lars "schimmelgodx" Kamphues won the Main Event, during the first Circuit Series on GGPoker back in May, for $1,271,218 while "800-522-4700" from Costa Rica won $2,198,292 in Event #8: High Roller Championship.

With over 100 players already registered for the tournament at the start of the day, many familiar names are set to be there right from the first card of the deck. Felipe Ramos, Fedor Holz, Rainer Kempe, Mario Mosboeck, Koray Aldemir, Bryan Paris, and Stefan Schillhabel are the names which are highlighted in the tournament lobby.

But they aren't the only notable names who have paid the buy-in or satellited in as the tournament lobby also displays the names of players like Aleksejs Ponakovs, Stefan Jedlicka, Ami Barer, Artur Mortirosian, Rui Ferreira, Kristen Bicknell, and many more.

The players who sit down during the first level of the day will get a stack worth 200 big blinds as the small blind will be 250, the big blind 500, with a running ante of 60. The level duration will remain at 15 minutes throughout the day with a 5-minute break every hour at 55 minutes past the hour.

Players can reenter an unlimited number of times until 11:40 GMT if things go awry during any of the previous bullets. The late registration ending of this time should be in Level 20 which features a small blind of 5,000, a big blind of 10,000, and a running ante of 1,250. This means that a starting stack of 100,000 at the end of the registration or reentry period will be worth 20 big blinds.

Follow along with the live updates right here as play will continue until the final table of nine players has been reached.