When all was said and done, it was Neil Volaski posing for a winner’s photo with some of his Choctaw mates. A total of 898 entrants showed up for Event #3, a field second only to the Main Event which brought in 983 entries. Next came Event #3, also with two starting flights, highlighting the first weekend of the series. The Monster Stack was the first of four multi-flight events. Between the two flights, 765 entries were accrued, and it was Cody Coffman, out of Oklahoma, who reigned as the last man standing, winning $47,458 and his first gold ring. Event #1: $400 Monster Stack was equipped with two separate starting legs. The debut ring event, beginning on October 29 th, was a WSOP signature with a twist. Throughout the two-week tournament series, over three million dollars in cash prizes were handed out as well as 13 WSOP gold rings, and a familiar Casino Champion was crowned. ( /n/8nz)ġ1 November 2019 (Durant, Okla.) – The World Series of Poker popped over to southern Oklahoma for the second installment of the Choctaw Durant Circuit this season. Check back here daily for updated schedule and results. This is the central page for information about the ongoing WSOP Circuit series at Choctaw Durant.
