Sycuan Casino Resort

The final flight of the MSPT Sycuan $1,110 Main Event saw a total of 277 entries come out to play and added to a grand total of 613 entrants for the entire event. 33 survived this flight, and they will join the 40 players from the other two flights, battling out for 63 spots all secured $2,254 and a first place prize of $124,553.

Leading the way of the flight is Daniel Cronin, who ended the day with 563,000. Cronin stayed for most of the day on the top of the leaderboard, but a massive pot at the end of the day where he bested Matt Carter’s top set with a straight, sent him skyrocketing into first of the flight. Cronin’s biggest cash prior was a victory for $4,432, and a deep run in this event could secure him his biggest lifetime cash.

Top Ten Chip Counts Of The Flight

Others that came in nipping at his heels were Noel Eicher (474,000) and Rigoberto Rodriguez (460,000), each of them bagging a significant amount of chips. Former MSPT POY Rich Alsup did not have much success in the days leading up to today, but managed to find a bag worth 172,000. Much like Kyna England of yesterday’s flight, he will also be on the lookout to snag some early points to chase an opportunity to become MSPT’s first two-time player of the year. O

The road was not easy for all, as many MSPT staples fell by the wayside including Jason Crews, Benjamin Moon, DJ Buckley, Angela Jordison, Camille Brown, and the player of the series Michael Starek. Their chances of a main event title will have to wait for another stop.

Players will return tomorrow at 11 am with 38:45 left on the clock of level 14, with blinds at 2,000/4,000 with a 4,000 big blind ante. After this level, play will continue as normal with 40 minute levels, a break of ten minutes after every three levels, and a dinner break at the final table.

Stay tuned to MSPT.com for continuing coverage of the Sycuan Main Event. Play will continue until a champion is crowned.

Action was picked up with Camille Brown all in and at risk for her final 65,000 and Rich Alsup having called her.

Camille Brown:

Rich Alsup:

Things were looking promising before the flop, but the board that ran out contained a on it and Brown exited the tournament at the hands of former MSPT player of the year Alsup.

Rich Alsup - 254,000 (50 big blinds)

Camille Brown - 0

Massoud Eskandari raised to 9,000 in first position, getting a call from Matt Carter, and in the small blind, Corey Peeples raised to 27,000, which only Carter called.

The flop came out and Peeples checked to Carter who bet 22,000, which Peeples called.

Peeples checked the turn where Carter bet 48,000 and Peeples moved all in for 200,000 which saw Carter snap-fold and Peeples take down the pot.

Corey Peeples - 332,000 (83 Big Blinds)

Matt Carter - 154,000 (38 Big Blinds)

A total of 613 entrants found their way into the tournaments, with 277 coming into the final flight.

The minimum cash of $2,254 will be given to 63 lucky players who survive long enough on Day 2. The first place prize will be $124,553.

Action was picked up with three ways with Aaron Walker having called an all in for 65,000.

Early Position:

Late Position:

Aaron Walker:

The flop came out which put the late position player in the front. The turn did not change anything, but the river gave Walker a full house on the river and he screamed “Yes!” Walker found some success in the late stages of the night, as his stack sits at over 200,000.

Aaron Walker - 224,000 (74 big blinds)