After four long days of poker, the 2011-2012 World Series of Poker Circuit Horseshoe Hammond Main Event has come to an end with Bob Chow claiming the gold ring and $393,584 first-place prize. The 1,615-player field was the largest in WSOP Circuit…
Play wrapped for Day 2 of the 2011-2012 World Series of Poker Circuit Hammond Main Event on Sunday after 14 long hours and 12 levels of play. Twenty players remain from the 342 who began the day, and Eric Crain is the chip leader with 4,450,000…
The 2011-2012 World Series of Poker Circuit continued on Saturday with Day 1b of the Hammond Main Event. On Friday, the Horseshoe Hammond housed a record 912 entrants for Day 1a, surpassing the 2010 Main Event’s field of 872 players. That meant…
Day 1a of the World Series of Poker Hammond Main Event saw 912 entrants pony up the $1,600 entry fee. The Day 1a field eclipsed the 872 entrants that entered the 2010 event, and there is still Day 1b to account for; needless to say, it is going to…
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