Don’t miss out on the million guaranteed MicroMillions Main Event which has a low buy-in of only $22.
The series featured 129 online poker tournaments and ends this weekend with the Main Event of the MicroMillions 13 series.
Signup as a new player and get up to $600 as a welcome bonus on your first deposit. You can also win you share of $10 million dollars in the new Stars Rewards Program.
Don’t miss out on the $50,000 Marathon Main Event this weekend on the 30th July, 2017.
The micro-stakes poker series features low buy-ins with decent guaranteed prize pools. Players can also win tickets to the series for free by playing the ChampionChips qualifier tournaments.
The 2017 WSOP Main Event had a field of 7,221 players entering the $10,000 buy-in event at the Rio Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas.
Blumstein won the event after defeating runner-up Dan Ott in the head-up battle for the title, bracelet and first place cash of $8,150,000.
Scott Blumstein, an online grinder from New Jersey now holds the title of 2017 WSOP Main Event champion.
The final table features two players who have already had Main Event final appearances: Ben Lamb & Antoine Saout.
From the original starting field of 7,221 there are just nine players returning for the 2017 World Series of Poker Main Event final table on Thursday. They will play down to the final six positions and on Friday they’ll play down till three remain.
This Saturday the final three remaining players will play until the champion is awarded the bracelet and over eight million for first place prize.
The 2017 World Series of Poker Main Event Day 6 chipleaders are Christian Pham, Valentin Messina, Jack Sinclair and Ben Lamb.
The payout now is a minimum of $263,532 if a player is eliminated at this stage of the Main Event tournament. Players will return tomorrow for Day 7 and play until just nine players remain for the final table.
