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• Ian Cohen Wins The Main Event
• WSOP Circuit Harrah's Pompano Beach Main Event Final Table Results
• Matt Glantz, Bin Weng Win Rings
• WSOP Circuit Harrah's Pompano Beach Valley Full Series Results

Ian Cohen has cashed more than 60 events at the Harrah's Pompano Beach property going back to 2016, back into the time when the property was still called The Isle.

However, of all the days he has spent in Pompano Beach pushing chips and raking pots, Monday, October 22 is the day Cohen is most likely to remember. This was the day he won his first World Series of Poker Circuit (WSOPC) ring, taking down the WSOPC Harrahs Pompano Beach $1,700 Main Event for $193,100, by far his biggest score yet.

Ian Cohen Wins The Main Event

The WSOPC spent the time from October 10 to October 21 putting on 20 ring events at Harrah's Pompano Beach. Of these events, the Main Event was the most prestigious.

The Main Event drew a field of 721 players, the third-highest turnout of the series after the Mini Main (1,177 entries) and Monster Stack (999 entries). At $1,700 per head, the Main Event had a post-rake prize pool of $1,092,315 of which $193,100 was put aside for first place.

After three Day 1 flights, the fields combined on Day 2 to play down to the final table.

Day 3 started with the final eight players returning to the poker room with Cohen in the chip lead. Cohen was able to maintain that chip lead, going into heads up play a massive chip lead over his opponent, Josh Hillock.

Cohen then used his chip lead to flatten Hillock over the course of heads up play. By the final hand, Hillock had just two big blinds to gamble with and lose. He took home $128,728 for his second-place finish, tipping his total live cashes into seven figures for the first time.

WSOP Circuit Harrah's Pompano Beach Main Event Final Table Results

Place	Player	Prize
1st	Ian Cohen	$193,100
2nd	Josh Hillock	$128,728
3rd	Anatoly Nikitin	$88,364
4th	Robert LeBeau	$61,864
5th	Steve Karp	$44,190
6th	Jose Chapui	$32,219
7th	Jack Nathan	$23,988
8th	James Carroll	$18,246

Matt Glantz, Bin Weng Win Rings

Among the other players to claim a ring at the WSOP Circuit Harrah's Pompano Beach, were several worth noting.

Matt Glantz won the Seniors Event for $18,822. With more than $8 million in live cashes to his name, the ring is more likely to move him than the payday as this is Glantz's first WSOPC victory since 2006.

Meanwhile, Bin Weng took down Event #14: $400 No-Limit Hold'em for $11,988. Weng has $9 million live cashes accumulated across a wide range of buy ins.

Despite regular appearances on the high-roller circuit, you can still frequently see Weng crushing in low-stakes events like this.

In fact, Weng even managed to final table another event at the WSOPC Harrah's Pompano Beach, coming 5th for $3,797 in Event #15: $600 No-Limit Hold'em.

The next event on the WSOPC calendar is the WSOPC Caesars Southern Indiana which started on October 17 and runs until October 24.

After that, the WSOPC Harveys Lake Tahoe kicks off in a couple days time on October 24. The Lake Tahoe event is followed on October 30 by the WSOPC Choctaw.

WSOP Circuit Harrah's Pompano Beach Valley Full Series Results

Event	Entrants	Winner	First Prize	Prizepool
Event #1: $400 No-Limit Hold'em - 30K Opener	290	Eric Arias	$13,765	$95,700
Event #2: $600 No-Limit Hold'em - Mini Main	1,177	Brian Smith	$95,572	$606,155
Event #3: $400 No-Limit Hold'em	173	Neal Corcoran	$13,837	$57,090
Event #4: $400 No-Limit Hold'em	71	Max Golige	$7,359	$25,000
Event #5: $400 Seniors Event	252	Carlos Marquez	$18,671	$83,160
Event #6: $1,100 No-Limit Hold'em Mystery Bounty	357	Evan Kahan	$54,097	$348,075
Event #7: $400 No-Limit Hold'em	109	Jiexi Guo	$9,422	$35,970
Event #8: $300 Ladies Event	61	Betsy Buckley	$4,303	$14,640
Event #9: $400 Pot-Limit Omaha	198	Andrei Mitsiuk	$15,227	$65,340
Event #10: $400 Monster Stack	999	Ryan Hogan	$53,857	$329,670
Event #11: $400 Pot-Limit Omaha 8 or Better	106	Michael Reed	$9,313	$34,980
Event #12: $300 No-Limit Hold'em - 30K Multi-Day	436	Cody Manning	$23,149	$111,120
Event #13: $1,700 MAIN EVENT	721	Ian Cohen	$193,100	$1,092,315
Event #14: $400 No-Limit Hold'em	143	Bin Weng	$11,988	$47,190
Event #15: $600 No-Limit Hold'em	129	Rigo Vanagrelli	$16,591	$66,435
Event #16: $600 No-Limit Hold'em	83	Wagner Wysotchanski	$14,168	$50,000
Event #17: $400 Seniors Event	256	Matt Glantz	$18,822	$84,480
Event #18: $600 No-Limit Hold'em	127	Neal Corcoran	$16,336	$65,405
Event #19: $2,200 High Roller	58	Nitis Udornpim	$36,646	$116,000
Event #20: $400 No-Limit Hold'em Double Stack Closer	144	Akeelo Rhoden	$12,070	$47,520

*Images used are courtesy of WSOP.com