Hawkins Was the First to Go Back-to-Back on the WSOP Circuit
The World Series of Poker Circuit has a very storied as well as a long history that dates back to its beginning in the year 2005. It has been a place where many of the great players have cut their teeth as well as built their résumés, A place that is known to have the true superstars such as Daniel Negreanu shine bright, as well as being the place where the hardened grinders such as Alex Masek with his record nine gold rings have set superior standards of excellence.
But, even through all of the shining bright and superior standards of excellence, no player has ever won two straight WSOP Circuit events. That is until now; Maurice Hawkins accomplished this feat by winning the WSOP Circuit Cherokee Main Event with $1,675.00 just a very short few weeks after he took down the event that took place at the Horseshoe Council Bluffs. Maurice Hawkins last win was worth a grand $279,722.00, this is what added a seventh golden ring to his trophy case after he un-doubted beat a wide field of 1,008 runners.
The final table results were as follows:
- First place winner was Maurice Hawkins who is from West Palm Beach, FL with a total winning of $279,722.00.
- Second place winner was Leif Force who is from Tallahassee, FL with a total winning of $172,943.00.
- Third place winner was Chip Ervin who is from Tuscaloosa, AL with a total winning of $128,520.00.
- Fourth place winner was Karthik Ramakrishnan who is from Johnson City, TN with a total winning of $96,617.
- Fifth place winner was Phillip Lowery who is from Atlanta, GA with a total winning of $73,468.00.
- Sixth place winner was Brannon Cashion who is from Charlotte, NC with a total winning of $56,519.
- Seventh place winner was Corey Bierria who is from Atlanta, GA with a total winning of $43,984.00.
- Eighth place winner was Martin Debruhl who is from Winston Salem, NC with a total winning of $34,625.00.
- Ninth place winner was Hamid Izadi who is from Roswell, GA with a total winning of $27,579.00.