Over the next couple of days, three more first-time ring winners rose to the occasion. In Event #4: $600 No-Limit Hold'em Mystery Bounty, Sabbia outlasted 366 runners to claim his second Circuit ring along with $37,630. Michael Sabbia was next up on the winners list but unlike the first three, this wasn't his first-time striking gold. Coming out victor was Emil Zauld of Essex, IL who took down the ring and the $30,010 first place prize.

The ever-growing Seniors event was again a big hit as it attracted 464 entries and created a $152,460 prizepool. The second event drew 600 entries creating a $194,595 prizepool and saw Nancy Dang out-duel 13-time ring winner Josh Reichard to claim her first ring along with $36,443. Coming out on top was Trevor Bubolz who secured his first Circuit ring and a six-figure score worth $135,155.Įvent #2: $400 No-Limit Hold'em saw another first-time ring winner find their way to the top. The series has been highlighted by first-time winners and kicking things off was four-day multi-flight event.Įvent #1: $400 No-Limit Hold-em saw five starting flights spanned over several days, drawing a whopping 3,173 entries which created a $1,047,090 prizepool. Thus far, seven circuit ring winners have been confirmed through the early events of the series with the results of the 8th event still pending. Hammond was always a key stop on the WSOPC calendar before the pandemic, attracting players throughout the Midwest and East Coast lines making it one of the larger Circuit stops. Hammond, Indiana (3 March 2023) - The World Series of Poker Circuit has finally made its way back to Horseshoe Hammond, it's first time since 2020, with 14 gold rings awarded between February 23 - March 6.

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