2024 Bar Poker Open Florida World Championship

$365 BPO Florida Championship
Day: 1a
Event Info

2024 Bar Poker Open Florida World Championship

Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
j8
Prize
$30,001
Event Info
Buy-in
$365
Prize Pool
$114,550
Entries
395
Level Info
Level
30
Blinds
100,000 / 200,000
Ante
200,000
Players Info - Day 1a
Entries
264
Players Left
27

Florida's Bar Poker Open World Championship Begins Today

Ian Auvil (and runner-up Ronald Kaepernick to his right)
Ian Auvil (and runner-up Ronald Kaepernick to his right)

It is again time for the Florida World Championship of the Bar Poker Open (BPO) here in West Palm Beach to return for its 2024 event.

One of the best poker rooms in all of Florida, The Palm Beach Kennel Club is again hosting this year’s series, which features five days of events, headlined by the invite-only $365 Championship Event which begins Saturday at 11 a.m. ET for the first of two opening flights.

The vastly successful event from last year was won by Ian Auvil as the Florida local overcame the 426 player field. The BPO is estimating a $150,000 prize pool, with at least $30,000 going to this years victor.

2023 Florida World Championship Final Table Results

PlacePlayerHometownPoker ClubPrize
1Ian AuvilStuart, FLNo-Limit Pub Poker Tour$50,000
2Ronald KaepernickStuart, FLNo-Limit Pub Poker Tour$22,500
3Gregg BloomDelray Beach, FLNo-Limit Pub Poker Tour$10,000
4Paul ChamberlainNorwood, MAEastern Poker Tour$5,200
5Miguel MedranoNew York City, NYNew York Free Poker$3,438
6John PurdyNorth Attleboro, MAEastern Poker Tour$2,500
7David PhillipsParker, COOver the Top Poker$2,000
8Chris DavisLos Angeles, CACowboy Kings Poker$1,500
9Bogdan ZavuFramingham, MAEastern Poker Tour$1,250

Nearly 1,000 players from across the United States have travelled to South Florida for the eight-event series, with over 400 of them having earned a berth in the Championship Event via Bar Poker Open Qualifier events held in nearly 1,000 bars across the United States and online.

The series includes other events such as the Deepstack Finale that begins on Monday and is a $180 buy-in and $15,000 guarantee.

Players in the opening flights of the Championship start with 30,000 chips and blinds of 100/100 with a 100 ante. Levels increase every 30 minutes and play will continue until 10% of the field remains with all players in the money to start Day 2. Registration is open until the start of Level 9, and players have a singe $365 re-entry available to them until then.

Players may also enter and bag more than one opening flight, with the ‘best bag forward’ for Day 2 at 11 a.m. on Monday. Players bagging twice will also receive a $1,000 double bag bonus, with their shortest stack being forfeited.

Keep your browsers locked on PokerNews for live updates from our team at the BPO Florida World Championship here at Palm Beach Kennel Club.

Tags: Bogdan ZavuChris DavisDavid PhillipsGregg BloomIan AuvilJohn PurdyMiguel MedranoPaul ChamberlainRonald Kaepernick