The second WSOP Circuit Ring Event of the festival, the €555 PLO4/5, will kick off in roughly 20 minutes. It’s a two-day event; today’s Day 1 will play down to 15% of the field, and those who make it to tomorrow’s Day 2 will all be in the money. Late registration will be open for the first 10 30-minute levels; in other words, registration should close around 21:00.
Last year, the tournament attracted 268 entries, which translated to a €127,300 prize pool. Georgia’s Andria Gogelidze won the tournament for €27,100, and time will tell whether the reigning champion shows up to defend his title. As impressive as his tournament win was last year, he almost did something even more extraordinary, as he finished third in the €1,100 PLO4/5 Ring Event a few days later.
poker.pro journalist Christoffer Karlén had a small chat with Gogelidze, talking about his successful trip to Tallinn. Read the interview by pressing here.
