Latest WSOPC Champion

Sam Barnhart has been named the WSOPC National Champion. Barnhard won the poker event at Caesars Palace and $300,000 as a first place prize. This event was the end of the World Series of Poker Circuit season for 2010 and 2011. Barnhart has made nearly half a million dollars in prize money in the last four months. The WSOPC is the extended series that builds off of the WSOP, which will begin next week in Las Vegas. Sam Barnhart is a 50 year old software analyst that may also be considered a poker pro.

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WSOPC Champion Announced

The latest World Series of Poker Circuit event has its champion. The Southern Regional WSOPC champion is A.J. Jejelowo. The local poker player earned the top prize of $235,956. All nine members of the final table will appear in the National Championship, part of a group of 100 who will compete May 27 at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, NV. The other top finishers in this event were Gary Friedlander for $145,442, Harry Cullen for $95,214, Allie Prescott for $66,202, Scott Lipshutz for $48,673, Allen Kessler for $37,736, Matthew Waxman for $30,794, Kunal Patel for $26,401 and Jeremy Gaubert for $12,000.

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Eslami Wins WSOPC Event

The latest winner of a WSOPC event is Ali Eslami. The poker pro took down the WSOPC Western Regional Championship poker game. Eslami is a high stakes cash game player who won the biggest single prize in his career so far at the event. His first place prize was $282,242 in cash. He will also recive a berth in the World Series of Poker 2011 Main Event in Las Vegas this Summer. Eslami outlasted 98 players to win. Second place went to Tim West for $174,443 while D.J. Blanchard picked up $124,204 for third and Steve Brecher grabbed $90,223 for fourth.

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Riordan Wins WSOPC in Florida

The WSOPC event in Palm Beach was won by John Riordan. The World Series of Poker Circuit event was played at the Palm Beach Kennel Club. The poker player overcame a huge field of 712 players in order to win. The poker game took place over four days and Riordan won $210,180 for first place. Riordan is a 19 year-old poker pro and is now the youngest competitor ever to win a World Series of Poker Circuit event. Riordan won a seat to but will not be able to play in the Las Vegas $1 million WSOPC National Championship freeroll as he is not 21 years old.

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