WSOP-C Calgary: Stephen Scuderi Wins Second Ring in 18 Months
The World Series of Poker Circuit (WSOP-C) Calgary October event is off to a thrilling start. Stephen Scuderi secured his second ring in 18 months, while the Mini Main Event saw a surge in entries and a large prize pool.
Day 2 of the WSOP-C Calgary October saw a newcomer, Stephen Scuderi, triumph in the Black Chip Bounty event. This victory marks his second ring in 18 months and his third biggest cash. Scuderi's dominant performance at the final table included a crucial hand where he hit a running flush against his opponent's straight.
The Mini Main Event, meanwhile, is shaping up to be a major attraction. Day 1A attracted 276 entries, a 15.5% increase from the same event in January. This resulted in a prize pool of over $500,000, potentially reaching $600,000 or more. Josh O'Neill-Trotta and Benny Sarnelli lead the way into Day 2, each with over 1 million chips. The Black Chip Bounty event also drew significant interest, with 345 entries and a $113,850 prize pool, including $34,500 in bounties.
Scuderi's impressive win in the Black Chip Bounty event highlights the competitiveness of the WSOP-C Calgary October. With the Mini Main Event expected to reach a substantial prize pool and strong performances from leaders O'Neill-Trotta and Sarnelli, the event promises an exciting conclusion.
