Bellagio Five Diamond World Poker Classic 2017
Tournament Info
- Event Number
- Event #13
- Event Name
- 2017 5-Diamond - Event #13 - No Limit Hold'em
- Event Type
- Series Event
- Game Type
- NL Holdem
- Event Start Date
- Sunday, Dec 3, 2017
- Starting Flights
- 1
- Length of Event
- 2 days
Registration
- Start Time
- 12:00pm
- Registration Closes
- 5:50pm
Buy-In Details
Bellagio Five Diamond World Poker Classic 2017 Leaderboard
- Detailed information about the No Limit Hold'em poker tournament at the 2017 WPT Five Diamond World Poker Classic on Dec 3, 2017 in Las Vegas, NV.
- Season 2017-2018; WPT Five Diamond World Poker Classic. Completed event. WPT Online Poker Open powered by partypoker US Network: Jan 22.
Bellagio Five Diamond World Poker Classic 2017 Winners
2017 WPT Five Diamond World Poker Classic - Organizer: Bellagio 3600 South Las Vegas Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89109, USA, Las Vegas, United States. Just over a year ago at the Bellagio in Las Vegas, Ryan Tosoc finished second to James Romero at one of the biggest events on the World Poker Tour, the Five Diamond Poker Classic. It was an amazing result for Tosoc, but he did himself one better on Sunday, winning the 2017 Classic and taking home nearly $2 million for first place.
Ben Tollerene – $68,000. The $10,400 buy-in WPT Five Diamond World Poker Classic Main Event runs Dec 5-10. Players have the luxury of unlimited entries until the start of Level 9, which is on.
- Total Buy-In
- $5,200
- Entry Fee
- $5,000
- Deductions
- $200
- 3% of prize money will be withheld for poker room staff.
Bellagio Five Diamond World Poker Classic 2017 Full
Format
- Starting Chips
- 25,000
- Starting Blinds
- 50/100
- Ante Type
- None
- Re-Entry
- Unlimited
- Through first eight levels.
Structure
- Level Time
- 40
- Levels 1-8 are 40 minutes. Levels 9+ are 60 minutes.
- Break Length
- 15 min
- Break Frequency
- Every 2 hours. Dinner break at approx 8:45pm.
- Blind Structure
- View
- Structure Notes
- Play continues until final table or 1am. Final table will resume play at 1pm the following day. 1st place will include a $10,400 seat for WPT Five Diamond WPC withheld if prize pool exceeds $200k.
Bellagio Five Diamond World Poker Classic 2017 Results
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Ryan Tosoc has won the 2017 World Poker Tour Five Diamond World Poker Classic $10,400 no-limit hold’em main event at the Bellagio in Las Vegas. Tosoc’s win is particularly special because he finished runner-up in this same event in 2016, and somehow managed to return a year later and improve on his previous finish. Tosoc outlasted a field of 812 entries on the way to securing the title, the largest field in this event’s history. Tosoc earned the massive first-place prize of $1,958,065 and added his name to the WPT Champions Cup as a result of emerging victorious in this event.
“It feels unreal,” Tosoc told WPT reporters after it was all over. “I kind of feel like I’m in a dream right now.”
The 27-year-old Tosoc Las Vegas resident has now earned more than $3 million in the WPT Five Diamond World Poker Classic over the past two years, having cashed for more than $1.1 million as the second place finisher in 2016.
Tosoc came into the final day of this event in second chip position with six players remaining. He was able to navigate his way to heads-up play with 26-year-old poker pro Alex Foxen, who is having a breakout year on the live tournament circuit.
Tosoc started heads-up play with roughly a 3-to-2 chip advantage over Foxen. The two battled for 49 hands, and in the end it took Tosoc’s Q10 outrunning Foxen’s A10 for him to secure the title. The board ran out K93JJ to give Tosoc the straight. Foxen earned $1,134,202 as the runner-up, by far the largest payday of his career.
Here is a look at the payouts and POY points awarded at the final table:
Place | Player | Earnings (USD) | POY Points |
1 | Ryan Tosoc | $1,958,065 | 2280 |
2 | Alex Foxen | $1,134,202 | 1900 |
3 | Michael Del Vecchio | $752,196 | 1520 |
4 | Sean Perry | $504,090 | 1140 |
5 | Ajay Chabra | $350,500 | 950 |
6 | Richard Kirsch | $271,736 | 760 |
7 | Daniel Zack | $208,725 | 570 |
8 | Lauren Roberts | $153,590 | 380 |
9 | Ray Pulford | $107,119 | 190 |
Winner photo credit: WPT / Joe Giron.