On the eve before “The Big Game”, One hundred sixty-nine players came to the Walpole VFW for the January $10,000 Monthly Championship prize pool. First timer Najib Ishaq, from Rhode Island, was playing in his first ever Monthly and WON! Najib joined the EPT back in late November and qualified for the Monthly by winning […]
We all know that Ronnie Smith, from the Central Mass. region, is the all-time wins leader with 259 wins. That’s almost 100 MORE than second place….. But, did you know, we have a race for second place? Jim Gardner and Rob Stiegman, both from the Central Mass. region are neck and neck for second place. […]
Blinds – 60,000/120,000 Players Remaining: 3 The Eastern Poker Tour’s all-time winner Ronnie Smith fell just short of getting another win. He ran card dead for well over and hour and finally gets 8♠ 9♠ and Dylan Major showed pocket eights. No nine or spade for Ronnie. Ronnie too is “Double Stacked” for the Season […]
Blinds – 100,000/200,000 Players Remaining – 4 Youngbok also made a return to the Final Table after a long absence. He is tough/fierce player. He was knocked out by Ron Burke when Younbok’s 9♠ 10♠ was not better than Ron’s A♣ K♥
Blinds – 50,000/100,000 We are still deep and players are not moving chips around because they are looking for the $2500 payday!
Blinds – 30,000/60,000 Players Remaining – 7 Nick Sims finished in 8th place. Nick also has a “Double Stack” for the Finals. His K♥ J♠ was not better than Ron Burke’s 6♣ 8♦ when the board ran out 8♥ K♠ 10♣ 8♠ Q♦.
Blinds – 4000/8000 Players Registered: 171 Players Remaining: 54 The tide has turned for some for better…and for worse. Ronnie Smith, EPT’s all-time winner now is in the mix with
Hello everyone! We are roughly three months away from our Season 34 Finals Weekend. Details of when, where, and what other tournaments will be played, will be announced very soon. But….in the meantime, as of January 4th, here is a list of who have punched his or her ticket DIRECTLY into Day Two: Name Region […]
Blinds – 50,000/100,000 Players Registered: 157 Players Remaining: 4 Maria is proud of her finish. If her “better” half doesn’t show, she would have won. Todd has his second victim of the Final Table. His A♠ 6♦ was better than Maria’s K♣ 10♦. Again, an ace hits the board.
