The World Poker Tour (WPT) Championship main event begins tomorrow, but there is still time to qualify for the $25,500 buy-in No-Limit Hold’em tournament – if you happen to be anywhere near Las Vegas, that is!
The World Poker Tour (WPT) Championship main event begins tomorrow, but there is still time to qualify for the $25,500 buy-in No-Limit Hold’em tournament – if you happen to be anywhere near Las Vegas, that is!
The World Poker Tour (WPT) Championship main event begins tomorrow, but there is still time to qualify for the $25,500 buy-in No-Limit Hold’em tournament – if you happen to be anywhere near Las Vegas, that is!
Rightly considered one of the most prestigious titles to collect in poker – not to mention the big bucks – the WPT Championship main event at The Bellagio will certainly attract some of poker’s biggest names with the huge buy-in ensuring the winner will surely leave with more than $1 million.
If you are hoping to emulate one-time World Series of Poker (WSOP) bracelet winner Scott Seiver’s success from last year – when the American picked up $1,618,344 for outlasting a stellar 220-player field – then you should head on over to The Bellagio to enter one of the three $2,620 buy-in Super Satellites that are still to be run.
Half the Super Satellites to the main event have been played, but there are two more today and one tomorrow so, you never know, you might be joining an impressive list of winners that already includes Seiver, of course, as well as the likes of Yevgeniy Timoshenko, Tuan Le, David Chiu, Carlos Mortensen and David Williams.
Each satellite will award as many seats to the $25,500 Championship event as possible so, don’t delay, get your poker face on and set your sights on the prize.
Friday, May 18
12:00, event #26, $2,500+$120 buy-in Super Satellite
18:00, event #27, $2,500+$120 buy-in Super Satellite
Saturday, May 19
21:00, event #29, $2,500+$120 buy-in Super Satellite
There are still six events to be played out at The Bellagio as the Five Star World Poker Classic series draws to a conclusion, with buy-ins starting at $1,080 all the way up to the $100,000 buy-in No-Limit Hold’em WPT Super High Roller that kicks off on Wednesday.
Saturday, May 19
12:00, event #28, $25,000+$500 buy-in WPT Championship Day 1
Sunday, May 20
12:00, event #28, $25,000+$500 buy-in WPT Championship Day 2
Monday, May 21
12:00, event #28, $25,000+$500 buy-in WPT Championship Day 3
13:00, event #30, $5,000+$180 buy-in No-Limit Hold’em (three days)
Tuesday, May 22
12:00, event #28, $25,000+$500 buy-in WPT Championship Day 4
13:00, event #31, $5,000+$180 buy-in No-Limit Hold’em (three days)
Wednesday, May 23
12:00, event #28, $25,000+$500 buy-in WPT Championship Day 5
14:00, event #32, $100,000 buy-in No-Limit Hold’em WPT Super High Roller Day 1
Thursday, May 24
12:00, event #28, $25,000+$500 buy-in WPT Championship Day 6
12:00, event #32, $100,000 buy-in No-Limit Hold’em WPT Super High Roller Day 2
13:00, event #33, $5,000+$180 buy-in No-Limit Hold’em (three days)
Friday, May 25
12:00, event #28, $25,000+$500 buy-in WPT Championship Day 7
12:00, event #34, $1,000+$80 buy-in No-Limit Hold’em
16:00, event #32, $100,000 buy-in No-Limit Hold’em WPT Super High Roller Day 3 (televised final table)
Saturday, May 26
16:00, event #28, $25,000+$500 buy-in WPT Championship Day 8 (televised final table)