Spencer was able to run through a 318-entry field in Event #4: $250 No-Limit Hold’em Seniors, where he secured a victory of $13,864.Įvent #5 was up next, and this one-day event had a total player-field of 147 entries, generating a prize pool of $48,510. Steven Spencer was the next person to claim his first WSOP Circuit ring.

He claimed his first WSOP gold ring and a payday of $52,173. Four starting flights drew a 939-entry field, taking their shot at gold but in the end, it was Kelly Black taking it down. The third event of the series was the $400 Multi-Day Event. Cynthia Compton topped the field, earning her second WSOP Circuit gold ring and $3,323. Next up was the $200 Ladies event, with a total of 63 entries and a prize pool of $10,080. Out of the 243-entry field, Thomas Richey took down Event #1, claiming his first WSOP gold ring and $18,238. Kicking things off was a double stack event. Tunica was the final stop of the season before the World Series of Poker kicks off in Las Vegas.Ī total of 4,578 entries were logged during the tournament series offering up $2,083,305 in prizes which was highlighted by nine first-time ring winners. (Tunica, Mississippi ) - The World Series of Poker Circuit made its second scheduled stop at Horseshoe, Tunica for the 2021/2022 season. Check back here daily for updated schedule and results. This is the central page for information about the ongoing WSOP Circuit series at Horseshoe Casino, Tunica.

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