2023 WSOPC Nottingham

£1,000 Main Event
Day: 1b
Event Info

2023 WSOPC Nottingham

Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
j10
Prize
£100,000
Event Info
Buy-in
£1,000
Prize Pool
£500,000
Entries
439
Level Info
Level
32
Blinds
150,000 / 300,000
Ante
300,000
Players Info - Day 1b
Entries
252
Players Left
76

Jack Allen Leads After Day 1b of WSOPC UK £1,100 Main Event

Level 12 : Blinds 1,500/3,000, 3,000 ante
Jack Allen
Jack Allen

Day 1b of the WSOPC UK £1,100 Main Event, held at Dusk Till Dawn in Nottingham, has now concluded. A total of 252 entries were recorded for the second flight and, of those, 76 have made it through to Day 2.

Following 12 levels of play, Jack Allen finished the day as the chip leader with over 500,000 chips. Allen has had some serious cashes in the World Series of Poker, including a finish in the $10k Main Event to the tune of $121,500.

In second place is Jiaze Li, followed by Zak Carson in third and Chris Sieder in fourth.

Joining them towards the top of the table are Ryan Spittles and Rupinder Bedi, both with close to 350,000 chips. Both are regulars on the UK live circuit who have many significant cashes to their names.

Timothy Chung, Marian Butu, Paul Hizer, Garry Spinks and Nick Hicks are also among the top chip leaders from Day 1b.

PositionNameChips
1Jack Allen520,000
2Jiaze Li430,000
3Zak Carson428,000
4Chris Sieder411,000
5Rupinder Bedi403,500
6Sean Belton397,000
7Timothy Chung393,000
8Marian Butu349,000
9Lee French345,000
10Ryan Spittles336,000

The action kicked off with some early bust outs. James O'Brien hit top two pair to knock Astijus Saulinskis out of the tournament, and shortly after Vladim Gercev eliminated Simon Higgins.

Bixi Yao cracked Vincent Meli’s straight with her full house. She chipped up early and still has a playable stack. Later on in the night, Terry Carter held up with aces to to triple him up and eliminate Ryan Eborall.

Timothy Chung
Timothy Chung

Remaining players from Day 1a and Day 1b will merge tomorrow, meaning a total of 140 players will return to the felt for Day 2. There will also be a change to the structure of the event. Blind levels are set to increase to 60 minutes and the tournament will play for 10 levels, with a break every two levels.

Day 2 will commence at 12 p.m. local time. PokerNews will be there to bring you live updates from the tournament floor.

Tags: Astijus SaulinskisBixi YaoGarry SpinksJack AllenJames O'BrienMarian ButuNick HicksPaul HizerRupinder BediRyan EborallRyan SpittlesSimon HigginsTerry CarterVincent Meli