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WSOP Circuit Horseshoe Southern Indiana: Victory of Dan Heimiller
The main event of $ 1,650 buy-in of the World Series of Poker Circuit (WSOPC) Horseshoe Southern Indiana had just crowned Dan Heimiller after three long days of competition. The tournament attracted a field of 340 professional and amateur of poker, which generated a prize pool of $ 510,000. At the start of the Day 3, there were only 21 players in contention and the action continued until the 9 finalists stand. Among the notables who didn't' get their access to the final table of the tournament are Jason Stanford, Aaron Kerns, Kathy Libert and Kenny Nguyen. But, they are part of the 36 players winning.
Regarding the champion of the day, he won the 27 th title of his career. His performance was rewarded by a tidy sum of $ 117,300, a gold ring and a place for the National Championship. He also accumulated 480 points Card Player Player of The Year. Note that Kevin Davis was the first to leave the final table. It took a few hours for another player, Charles Furey to join him. Joseph Worth, Ki Kim, Sean Winter and Timothy Chang followed them after. Chad Eveslage then lost in the third position after succumbing to an attack of Hemiller. The latter thus started the final duel against Jonathan Taylor. He already had a slight advantage in numbers of chips. After some difficulties during the first three hands, Hemiller win finally. The next stage will be held at WSOPC Hammond from October 11.
Source: Oliver JOHNSON
Tuesday, 16 October 2012
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