Just five days after being eliminated in 6th place on the WPT Bay 101 Shooting Star Main Event final table, Ravee Mathi Sundar won the World Poker Tour Rolling Thunder $3,500 Main Event! In total, he topped a field of 379 players to claim his first WPT title, $266,857 in prize money and a $15,400 entro into the season-ending WPT World Championship at Borgata Casino in Atlantic City.
A big congratulations to JC Tran, of USA, who ended up winning the World Poker Tour Rolling Thunder Main Event - despite starting both Day 3 and Day 4 (final table) as one of the short stacks!
Two days of poker are in the books at the the World Poker Tour Rolling Thunder Main Event (played at Thunder Valley Casino Resort in Lincoln, California) and Bryan Campanello will lead the final 24 players (of 465 entries) into Day 3 with 1,436,000 in chips. Besides Campanello, only another two players, Chad Eveslage (1,390,000) and Benjamin Zamani (1,350,000), will bring over 1 million chips to Day 3.
Just five days after being eliminated in 6th place on the WPT Bay 101 Shooting Star Main Event final table, Ravee Mathi Sundar won the World Poker Tour Rolling Thunder $3,500 Main Event! In total, he topped a field of 379 players to claim his first WPT title, $266,857 in prize money and a $15,400 entro into the season-ending WPT World Championship at Borgata Casino in Atlantic City.
Two days of poker are in the books at the the World Poker Tour Rolling Thunder Main Event (played at Thunder Valley Casino Resort in Lincoln, California) and Bryan Campanello will lead the final 24 players (of 465 entries) into Day 3 with 1,436,000 in chips. Besides Campanello, only another two players, Chad Eveslage (1,390,000) and Benjamin Zamani (1,350,000), will bring over 1 million chips to Day 3.
