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2024 Champions Club Winter Poker Open

$400 Mystery Bounty
Day: 1gh
Event Info

2024 Champions Club Winter Poker Open

Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
75
Prize
$38,128
Event Info
Buy-in
$400
Prize Pool
$300,000
Entries
1,276
Level Info
Level
31
Blinds
200,000 / 400,000
Ante
400,000
Players Info - Day 1gh
Entries
291
Players Left
34

Jason Burruss Bags Chiplead in Day 1gh of Mystery Bounty

Level 13 : Blinds 3,000/6,000, 6,000 ante
Jason Burruss
Jason Burruss

As with Day 1f, flights 1g and 1h of Winter Poker Open Event #4: $400- $300k GTD Mystery Bounty both ended right around the eight-hour mark with players from each flight in the money and advancing to Day 2.

Leading both flights is Jason Burruss (673,000) from 1g who gained momentum mid-way through the day when he busted Christopher McCauley kept up the pressure until bagging. Close behind him is the 1f chipleader Charles Blanchard who bagged 667,000 after taking down several big pots late in the evening and in third is Terance Perez who improved his bag from yesterday with 511,000. He and David Shaw both scored the $1,000 bag bonus today as Shaw bagged up the closing flight with 415,000 to put him in fifth while James Galloway held the fourth place spot with 434,000.

Day 1gh Top Ten Chip Counts

PlacePlayerAmountCityState
1Jason Burruss673,000  
2Charles Blanchard667,000Fort WorthTX
3Terance Perez511,000La PorteTX
4James Galloway434,000McgregorTX
5David Shaw415,000SpringTX
6Trung Pham398,000PearlandTX
7Carson Wieland397,000MontgomeryTX
8Justin Brassieur387,000Lake CharlesLA
9Sanad Dahbour376,000HoustonTX
10Shovkovyi Vladyslav365,000HoustonTX

By the first break of the day, It was McCauley who had all of the chips with around 100,000 after he hit quads to bust Vivek Shingala. He then built his stack up to over 150,000 by the time registration closed, but then had dwindled down to around 75,000 when he moved all in with ace-king against Burress with the rockets. Ravee Sundara and Will Leffingwell also built up a hefty stack through the day, with Leffingwell bagging 306,000 and Sundara finishing with 309,000.

A couple of players that fired today who failed to bag included David Mann, Cord Garcia, Drake Kemper, Dexter Baier, and Ray Henson. Fortunately for them, there are still plenty of chances to get to Day 2.

Cord Garcia
Cord Garcia

An even larger field is expected for the Saturday flights tomorrow, and with only around 30 more players to meet the guarantee, it's safe to say $300,000 will be greatly surpassed by the end of the last flight on Sunday. As always, PokerNews will be on deck providing coverage every step of the way until a champion is crowned on the aptly-named Champions Club live stream on Monday.

Tags: Carson WielandCharles BlanchardChristopher McCauleyCord GarciaDavid MannDavid ShawDexter BaierDrake KemperFort WorthJames GallowayJason BurrussRavee SundaraRay HensonSanad DahbourTerance PerezTrung PhamVivek ShingalaWill Leffingwell