Taylor Hart Wins Third Ring slots meta download apk& $280,770 in WSOP Circuit Turning Stone Main Event

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Table Of Contents

• Rings Won at Turning Stone
• Taylor Hart Wins The Main Event
• WSOP Circuit Turning Stone Main Event Final Table Results
• Upcoming Circuit Stops
• WSOP Circuit Turning Stone Full Series Results

The World Series of Poker Circuit (WSOPC) festival hosted by Turning Stone Resort Casino ended on Monday and saw plenty of big winners throughout the New York series.

The WSOP Circuit Turning Stone kicked off on March 13, with 18 ring events plus side events and satellites, all spread over twelve days of poker. The ring events awarded $5,537,505 in prizes as well as the gold rings.

The last few circuit stops had a massive impact on the all-time WSOPC ring leaderboard with four of the top five players earning rings.

The WSOP Circuit Turning Stone broke this trend, giving those at the top a moment to regroup and those players a little further down the leaderboard a chance to pluck a few laurel leaves for their own crowns.

Rings Won at Turning Stone

There were plenty of first-time ring winners, including Jim Vandermark who, after 25 years of playing poker, won his first ring in the Opener.

Brian Altman won his fifth ring towards the end of the festival, taking down Event #17: $2,200 High Roller.

The event attracted a reasonable turnout of 131 entries, putting $262,000 in the pot with Altman taking home $73,717 for first place.

Only 116 other players have ever won five or more WSOPC rings. Altman joins them along with Ryan Eriquezzo who won his fifth ring in Event #11: $400 No-Limit Hold'em.

The winners of the Black Chip Bounty, Soukha Kachittavong; the Mini Main Event, Jacob Hamed; and the main Main Event, Taylor Hart all collected their third rings at the WSOP Circuit Turning Stone.

With these three, there are now 397 players who have won at least 3 rings.

Taylor Hart Wins The Main Event

Taylor Hart won the Main Event, beating a field of 1,183 entries to earn his third WSOPC ring.

These entries put $1,792,245 in the prize pool and $280,770 up top. Hart had to beat Michael Aman heads up and out last a final table that included Ukrainian pro Yuriy Kudrynskyy.

"Anxiety and regulating your emotions is a tough part of the game," Hart told WSOP, describing his final table experience. "I'm an emotional guy. Even if my actions don't express how I'm feeling necessarily because of the context of the moment, I'm always feeling what I really feel. That's pretty important to me."

The final hand was a brutal cooler.

A jack on the turn gave Aman a set with pocket jacks and filled Hart's Broadway straight with A♠10♣in the hole. Both players moved in with stacks close enough in size that the dealer had to count them up before they could announce that Hart had won the tournament.

Aman took home $187,172 for second place.

WSOP Circuit Turning Stone Main Event Final Table Results

Place	Player	Hometown	Prize
1	Taylor Hart	Happy Valley, OR	$280,770
2	Michael Aman	Wilton, NY	$187,172
3	Charles Goelz	Boston, MA	$132,068
4	Thomas Couture	Greene, ME	$94,583
5	Anthony Runza	Highland, NY	$68,767
6	Allen Krouth	Rochester, NY	$50,769
7	Yuriy Kudrynskyy	Chernivtsi, Ukraine	$38,069
8	Joseph Molitor	Secane, PA	$29,000

Upcoming Circuit Stops

We're in the final stretch before the 2024/2025 season of the WSOP Circuit switches over to the 2025/2026 season.

There are just six more events left to round out the current season. Already underway, the WSOP Circuit Horseshoe Las Vegas will play on until March 31. The next festival to kick off after the Horseshoe event is the WSOP Circuit Grand Victoria, starting on April 3.

Further ahead, there will be festivals hosted by the Horseshoe Casino Tunica in Mississippi, Harrah's Cherokee in North Carolina, The Commerce in California, and at Caesars Southern Indiana.

WSOP Circuit Turning Stone Full Series Results

EVENT	ENTRANTS	PRIZEPOOL	WINNER	PRIZE
WSOPC Event #1: $400 No-Limit Hold'em 30K Opener	583	$192,390	James Vandemark	$34,411
WSOPC Event #2: $400 No-Limit Hold'em Mini Main	3,067	$1,012,110	Jacob Hamed	$122,847
WSOPC Event #3: $400 No-Limit Hold'em	430	$141,900	Klyde Forte	$27,546
WSOPC Event #4: $400 Seniors Event	797	$263,010	Russell Dizer	$43,267
WSOPC Event #5: $600 No-Limit Hold'em Black Chip Bounty	500	$207,500	Soukha Kachittavong	$38,751
WSOPC Event #6: $400 No-Limit Hold'em 6-Max	578	$190,740	Jose Rivera Ramirez	$34,214
WSOPC Event #7: $600 Pot-Limit Omaha	241	$124,115	Jean Gagnon	$28,070
WSOPC Event #8: $400 Monster Stack	1,678	$553,740	Tyler Culpepper	$76,068
WSOPC Event #9: $600 Pot-Limit Omaha 8 or Better	137	$70,555	Wayne Martin	$17,359
WSOPC Event #10: $1,700 MAIN EVENT	1,183	$1,792,245	Taylor Hart	$280,770
WSOPC Event #11: $400 No-Limit Hold'em	466	$153,780	Ryan Eriquezzo	$29,267
WSOPC Event #12: $300 Ladies Event	192	$46,080	Danielle Moran	$10,839
WSOPC Event #13: $400 No-Limit Hold'em	392	$129,360	Luis Ortiz	$25,788
WSOPC Event #14: $400 No-Limit Hold'em	tbc	tbc	Amir Kamari	$28,984
WSOPC Event #15: $400 Seniors Event	588	$194,040	David Golden	$34,627
WSOPC Event #16: $400 No-Limit Hold'em	330	$108,900	Shane Friedlander	$22,700
WSOPC Event #17: $2,200 High Roller	131	$262,000	Brian Altman	$73,717
WSOPC Event #18: $400 No-Limit Hold'em Double Stack	288	$95,040	Jerod Cassidy	$20,500

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