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MSPT Showdown Series $1,100 Main Event at San Diegoâs
Sycuan Casino attracted 676 entries over three starting flights, which resulted in a $654,220 prize pool. After a full weekend of play, it was 31-year-old
Alejandro Jauregui, a poker dealer from Bay 101 who called in sick just so he could play, emerging victorious to claim the title and a $140,665 prize.
While Jauregui, who hails from Salinas, California, has been playing poker most of his life, it was far and away his largest win. In fact, according to The Hendon Mob, he had just a pair of cashes for $18,090. That because when he does play, heâs usually grinding the cash games.
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It took less than 45 minutes of play on Day 2 for 19 players to fall, including 2020 WSOP.com $1,000 NLHE Championship bracelet winner
Nahrain Tamero. That left the top 112 players getting a piece of a $312,600 prize pool.
Among those to cash but fall short of the final table were Day 1a chip leader
Happy Spaulding (9th - $4,376),
Kobe Brown (15th - $2,626),
Adrianne Hall (21st - $2,157),
Anthony Bland (42nd - $1,219), WSOP bracelet winner and Day 1b chip leader
Ben Moon (55th - $1,125),
Bob Chow (62nd - $1,032), Brad Sailor (63rd - $1,032), and
Harold Singleton (80th - $907).
At the final table,
Philip Bruning began as the third-biggest stack, but two coinflips in near succession ended his run in eighth place. First, his pocket eights failed to hold against ace-king, and shortly thereafter he got it in with pocket threes and once again losing, this time to ace-jack. Bruning took home $5,002 for his eight-place finish, and not long after
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Riverside Casino.
MSPT Riverside $1,100 Main Event
For the first time ever, the MSPT is headed to Riverside Casino & Golf Resort in Riverside, Iowa from
March 26-28.
A series of $65 and $250 satellites, which will begin in early March, will feed into the
$1,110 buy-in, $200K GTD Main Event. That tournament will feature two starting flights starting with Day 1a at 3 p.m. local time on Friday, March 26. Day 1b will take place at the same time on Saturday, March 27, while the surviving players from both flights will return at 11 a.m. on Sunday, March 28 to play down to a winner.
The Main Event, which will be live reported by