$250 No-Limit Hold'em Seniors I - Gary Sixkiller bests a 273-entry field to earn $13,104 and his first career Circuit ring. Official Report | Winner's Photo | Results Official Report | Winner's Photo | ResultsĮvent #3: $400 No-Limit Hold'em Multi-Flight ($500,000 Guaranteed) - Michael Carter outlasts a 1,399-entry field to win $86,000 and his first career Circuit ring. Official Report | Winner's Photo | ResultsĮvent #2: $400 No-Limit Hold'em Big Blind Ante - Trung Pham triumphs over a 156-entry field to earn $13,901 and his third career Circuit ring. Hawkins' run pushed him just past Andre Allen, whose 120-point series total would've been enough to win at many other stops.Įvent #1: $400 No-Limit Hold'em Monster Stack - Josh Wilder tops a 338-entry field to earn $25,650 and his first career Circuit ring. Maurice Hawkins' third-place finish in the Main Event was worth 45 Casino Champion points and pushed his total to 127.5 points for the series, giving him Circuit Hard Rock Tulsa's Casino Champion honor. New Orleans, Louisiana's Mazen Abdallah claimed this title, earning $31,500 and his own first career Circuit ring. One other event concluded on Monday, that being Event #13, $3,250 No-Limit Hold'em High Roller. Hawkins just edged out Event #12 winner Andre Allen for that title. And though Hawkins didn't win, he locked up a Casino Championship seat as well, since he amassed enough Casino Champion points to win that honor in Tulsa. Pope also collected his own first ring and an automatic seat into this fall's Casino Championship. Pope's huge $215,000 winner's payday was more than ten times his total previous career WSOP earnings. Instead, relative unknown Phillip Pope, a 43-year-old small business owner and part-time poker player from Dallas, Texas, claimed the win. However, 11-time ring winner Hawkins couldn't quite close the deal on a possible fifth Circuit Main Event victory and 12th overall Circuit title.

One of the Circuit's biggest stars, Florida' Maurice Hawkins, led six players into Monday's Day 3 finale. Tulsa, Oklahoma (26 March 2019) - The last two events on a busy 13-day Circuit Hard Rock Tulsa slate wrapped on Monday, with the biggest news being the finale of the $1,000,000 Guarantee Event #10, $1,700 Main Event. Check back here ( ) for information and links on this ongoing tournament series.

This page is the hub for information on the WSOP Circuit at Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Tulsa. Pope and Maurice Hawkins claim this stop's automatic seats into this fall's Casino Championship

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