Ryan Osbourne Wins WSOP Caesars Atlantic City

Ryan Osbourne a computer programmer is very happy that he made the decision to play in the World Series of Poker Circuit Event that was held in Caesars Atlantic City.  A few days ago this player was at home in Orlando, Florida hanging out with friends when he got talked into coming to Atlantic City to play in this tournament.

A helpful colleague brought up that the first few events that were being held at Caesars could be an excellent investment opportunity for Osbourne, obviously he agreed since he won.  This was his first major tournament win and it didn't come easily as there was a large number of other players who were also trying to take some cash.

After two days of play Osbourne was close to making the final table and high five his colleagues for their wise advice as he was already $72,500 richer.  He was short stacked most of the time at the final table but he made it all the way through to his big payday.

This event was a $500 buyin No Limit Hold'em Tournament that had almost 500 players enter in that generated a prize pool of $250,000.  Four hundred ninety one players got knocked out on the first day and the nine lucky finalists lived on to play the next day.  Ryan Osbourne took home first place for $72,500 plus the much desired gold and diamond ring that is presented to each WSOP Circuit winner at this year’s Caesars Atlantic City series.