The popular tournament series will run February 13-24
The World Series of Poker Circuit (WSOPC) is set to return to Northern California at Graton Resort & Casino this February. From February 13 to 24, poker enthusiasts will compete for 18 WSOPC gold rings, with over $1.2 million in guaranteed prize money up for grabs throughout the series.
The highlight of the event will be the $500,000 guaranteed No-Limit Hold’em main event, scheduled from February 21 to 24, with a buy-in of $1,700. Last August, the same tournament drew 580 entries, significantly exceeding its guarantee with a final prize pool of $877,185. Sasha Sabbaghian, a Granite Bay resident, claimed victory, securing a gold ring and $168,015 in prize money.
The schedule features eight guaranteed events, four of which promise six-figure prize pools. Among these are a $250,000 guaranteed $400 mystery bounty tournament running from February 13 to 16, a $600 Monster Stack event with a $150,000 guarantee from February 18 to 20, and a $1,250 buy-in tournament offering another $150,000 guarantee, held from February 19 to 20.
Specialty events include seniors tournaments on February 17 and 24, a ladies event on February 20, and mixed games like Omaha eight-or-better, H.O.R.S.E., and Big O.
Located just under an hour from San Francisco, Graton Resort & Casino combines luxury with convenience. Owned by the Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria, the property features gaming, dining, and entertainment, all nestled in the scenic wine country of Northern California. Its poker room boasts 20 tables offering various games, daily payouts, and one of the Bay Area’s most lucrative Bad Beat Jackpots.
This upcoming WSOPC series at Graton promises intense action, bringing together recreational players and seasoned pros in a competitive yet welcoming environment.
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