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Home › News › WSOP Circuit Awards $14M in First Half of Season

WSOP Circuit Awards $14M in First Half of Season

Written by Jennifer Newell
Last updated on December 27th, 2022
WSOP Circuit 2022-2023

The World Series of Poker may be months away from its 2023 Las Vegas series, but the WSOP Circuit rolls on throughout the year.

As the 2022 WSOP had barely put most of its tables and chairs into storage, the WSOPC crew had gone to Choctaw in Durant, Oklahoma. They kicked off Season 18 of the Circuit with an 11-day festival. Each of the stops along the way have offered a festival of approximately one dozen tournaments, each including a Main Event with a $1,700 buy-in. Some had guarantees on their prize pools, though some did not.

In the end, the totals were significant, as the 12 stops brought in nearly 10K entries and awarded more than $14.6M in Main Event prize pools alone.

Surpassing Guarantees

The dozen tournament stops in the first half of the 2022-2023 WSOP Circuit season brought out thousands of players for the Main Event tournaments alone. With their reentries, the entries totaled 9,668. And that brought the total prize money awarded in said Main Events to $14,602,317.

The two largest wins came at Harrah’s Cherokee in North Carolina. In the August series, there, Brett Bader won $364,104 for his first-place finish, and Donovan Dean won the November/December stop there for $356,963.

Note that not all Main Events offered guarantees, but those that did saw them surpassed by quite significant margins.

July 20-31, 2022$1,700 buy-in MEChoctaw Durant (Oklahoma)
Total entries:931
Total prize pool:$1,410,465($1M GTD)
Players paid:141
Minimum payout:$1,914
Final table results:1st place: Daniel Marx (TX) $246,820
August 4-15$1,700 buy-in MEHarrah’s Cherokee (North Carolina)
Total entries:1,558
Total prize pool:$2,360,370($1M GTD)
Players paid:233
Minimum payout:$1,275
Winner:1st place: Brett Bader (FL) $364,104
August 17-28$1,700 buy-in MEHard Rock Tulsa (Oklahoma)
Total entries:646
Total prize pool:$978,690
Players paid:98
Minimum payout:$2,547
Winner:1st place: Arthur Morris (TX) $182,379
September 15-26$1,700 buy-inHorseshoe Council Bluffs (Iowa)
Total entries:368
Total prize pool:$557,520
Players paid:55
Minimum payout:$2,534
Winner:1st place: Joshua Reichard (WI) $120,445
September 22 – October 2$1,700 buy-inAruba Hilton Caribbean
Total entries:300
Total prize pool:$409,797($250K GTD)
Players paid:45
Minimum payout:$2,550
Winner:1st place: Vincenti Anthoni (Aruba) $101,051
September 29 – October 10$1,700 buy-inThunder Valley (California)
Total entries:726
Total prize pool:$1,099,890($500K GTD)
Players paid:109
Minimum payout:$2,559
Winner:1st place: Robert Grossglauser (CA) $205,203
October 13-24$1,700 buy-inIsle of Capri Pompano Beach (Florida)
Total entries:726
Total prize pool:$1,099,890($500K GTD)
Players paid:106
Minimum payout:$2,536
Winner:1st place: Mike Chiappetta (FL) $200,196
October 20-31$1,700 buy-inHarveys Lake Tahoe (Nevada)
Total entries:513
Total prize pool:$777,195
Players paid:72
Minimum payout:$2,535
Winner:1st place: Jarod Minghini (CA) $153,368
November 3-13$1,700 buy-inChoctaw Durant (Oklahoma)
Total entries:1,076
Total prize pool:$1,630,140($1M GTD)
Players paid:161
Minimum payout:$2,567
Winner:1st place: Sami Bechahed (CA) $274,916
November 10-21$1,700 buy-inGrand Victoria Casino (Illinois)
Total entries:1,070
Total prize pool:$1,621,050($500K GTD)
Players paid:162
Minimum payout:$2,521
Winner:1st place: Frank Lagodich (OH) $275,896
November 24 – December 5$1,700 buy-inHarrah’s Cherokee (North Carolina)
Total entries:1,502
Total prize pool:$2,275,530($1M GTD)
Players paid:219
Minimum payout:$2,547
Winner:1st place: Donovan Dean (AL) $356,963
December 3-14$1,700 buy-inBicycle Casino (Los Angeles)
Total entries:252
Total prize pool:$381,780
Players paid:40
Minimum payout:$2,440
Winner:1st place: Andrew Merrick (CA) $87,120

 

Andrew Merrick wins the @BicycleCasino Circuit Main Event!

The San Diego native outlasted 252 players to earn the $87,120 top prize, the third gold ring of his career, and a seat in the Tournament of Champions!

Interview & Event Recap: https://t.co/njQnYLzX8X pic.twitter.com/rIiBqARD0t

— WSOP – World Series of Poker (@WSOP) December 15, 2022

There are many more stops on the US version of the WSOP Circuit, as they start 2023 at Choctaw in Oklahoma and quickly head to Thunder Valley in Northern California and Tunica, Mississippi. The rest of the season will hit stops in Florida, Nevada, North Carolina, Illinois, California, Oklahoma, New York, Mississippi, and Indiana.

Traveling the Globe

The WSOP International Circuit has also been trekking across the globe in the first part of Season 18. It started at King’s Casino in the Czech Republic, where the WSOP Circuit served as an opener to the WSOP Europe. The tour then hit Brazil, Australia, Netherlands, and Uruguay.

Sept 21 – Oct 11€1,700 buy-inKing’s Resort (Rozvadov, Czech Republic)
Total entries:748
Total prize pool:€ 1,101,430(€1M GTD)
Players paid:80
Minimum payout:€ 3,395
Winner:1st place: Denis Gergoc (Switzerland) €200,000
Oct 18-28R$4K buy-inUnique Hotel (Sao Paulo, Brazil)
Total entries:unlisted
Total prize pool:R$2,646,380(R$2.5M GTD)
Players paid:119
Minimum payout:R$6,000
Winner:1st place: Christian Poras (Brazil) R$500,000
Nov 24 – Dec 6A$2,500 buy-inStar Gold Coast (Queensland, Australia)
Total entries:1,001
Total prize pool:A$2,252,250
Players paid:151
Minimum payout:A$3,778
Winner:1st place: Po Hu (Australia) A$386,542
Nov 25 – Dec 3€1K buy-inHolland Casino (Rotterdam, Netherlands)
Total entries:719
Total prize pool:€ 690,247(€500K GTD)
Players paid:107
Minimum payout:€ 1,933
Winner:1st place: Joey Cheung (Netherlands) €103,950
Dec 2-10$1,100 buy-inEnjoy Punta del Este Resort (Uruguay)
Total entries:558
Total prize pool:$613,800($300K GTD)
Players paid:70
Minimum payout:$1,715
Winner:1st place: Juan Ignacio Repetto (Argentina) $103,765

 

¿Podrán llegar a la #WSOPUruguay en @EnjoyPuntaPoker con tanta onda como @MLampropulos, @pamelabalzano y @DieVentura? 😎😎

Sigue la cobertura en vivo del torneo en nuestro Liveblog➡️https://t.co/NdDStWzQdA pic.twitter.com/qaqG2eEDYF

— CodigoPoker (@CodigoPoker) December 6, 2022

This international version of the Circuit kicks off the new year back at King’s Casino in Rozvadov, overlapping a stop in Calgary, Canada, as well as one in Marrakech, Morocco. February takes the tour to Senegal, and St. Maarten will cap off the WSOPC International at Casino Royale.

 

 

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