Bicycle Casino Mega Millions

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Tournament Info

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Along with the $3,700 Legends of Poker Main Event, the Bike is holding the 7th edition of their Mega Millions ($160 buy-in, $100 AO, 22 flights, $1,000,000 GTD PP, $200k GTD to first). This time they're allowing players to buy-in before the start of Day 2 for $5,000, giving them 200,000 chips or 40 BBs, whichever is greater.

Minutes from Los Angeles, The Bicycle Hotel & Casino features luxurious rooms & suites, exciting poker tournaments & Asian card games, a relaxing spa, outdoor pool and innovative dining experiences. Alongside this, The Bicycle is the home of prestigious poker tournaments, such as Mega Millions Series (January). Winnin O' The Green (March/April), CardPlayer Poker Tour (May-June), L.A. Poker Series (June), Stars & Stripes (July), Legends of Poker (July/August), and Big Poker Oktober (September/October).

Event Number: Event #24
Event Name: WSOPC Bicycle II - Event #24 - Mega Millions XVI - Flight 2G
Event Type: Series Event
Game Type: NL Holdem
Event Start Date: Monday, Mar 27, 2017
Starting Flights: 7
Length of Event: 4 days

Registration

Start Time: 2:00pm
Registration Closes: 5:00pm; Late registration until start of level 7.

Buy-In Details

Total Buy-In: $550
Entry Fee: $500
Deductions: $50

Format

Starting Chips: 25,000
Starting Blinds: 25/50
Ante Type: None
Re-Entry: Unlimited; Through level 6
Rebuys: None
Addons: None

Structure

Level Time: 25; Levels 7+ are 30 minutes.
Blind Structure: View
Structure Notes: Every session top 10% advance to Day 2 and receive $1,000.

Other Info

General Notes: Day 2 resumes on Tuesday, March 28th at 1pm ($4,300 buy-in). If you qualify for Day 2 more than once you will play the higher chip stack. The other stacks will be removed from play and you will receive $3,000 ($1,000 end of each session + $2,000 Bonus) for each chip stack that is removed.

Recent Reviews

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Phil Hellmuth advanced to the final table in the field of thousands of players, many of whom fired into one of many Day 1s and some of whom bought into Day 2 directly for $3,700. With five players remaining, the 15-time bracelet winner and his four competitors agreed to a deal that saw everyone lock up north of $90,000.

After two more eliminations, one of which was Hellmuth, the last three players made another deal that saw Triet Nguyen named champion. He collected $167,549, which includes a $5,000 seat to the WPT Legends of Poker Main Event.

Official Final Table Results

Place	Player	Prize
1	Triet Nguyen	$167,549*^^#
2	Jose Mendoza	$145,266*^
3	Joo Park	$138,985*^
4	Vuong Do	$92,825*
5	Phil Hellmuth	$95,693*
6	Todd Kriesman	$42,745
7	Alex Tran	$33,670
8	Eric Wu	$26,390
9	Pogos Simityan	$20,240

_{*Reflects heads-up deal}
_{^Reflects three-handed deal}
_{#Includes $5,000 WPT seat}

The numbers appear to have not been tallied yet, but enough entries were logged for the prize pool to clear $1.6 million, well past the $1 million guarantee.

Hellmuth was one of those who opted to buy directly into Day 2. According to the live updates, he advanced to Day 3 and then managed to make it to the final table and the final day despite running afoul of some beats courtesy of Jesse Yaginuma.

Hellmuth Hangs Around

Hellmuth had one of the shorter stacks while Nguyen and Jose Mendoza paced the field.

The final table began slowly, but eventually Alex Tran got things moving with a couple of knockouts. First, he busted Pogos Simityan in a flip, then he went runner-runner to make a flush and knock out Eric Wu, who couldn't find a fold with top pair.

Tran, however, got coolered by Nguyen when both flopped trip queens. Tran's ace kicker was best but Nguyen filled up when he paired his nine kicker on the turn. He checked the river and called a shove from Tran, rocketing into the chip lead with more than 50 big blinds.

After Tran busted, Hellmuth knocked out fellow short stack Todd Kriesman to inch up near 20 big blinds.

Two Different Deals Struck

At that point, the players made a deal that left $60,000 on the table along with the $5,000 WPT seat. Hellmuth would bust in short order running ace-queen into ace-king, and fellow short stack Vuong Do followed him in fourth. Each banked over $90,000.

The remaining three players then paused the clock again and made another deal. Nguyen, Mendoza and Joo Park each got his share of the $60,000 and Nguyen gave up an extra $1,000 to each of his opponents to factor in the WPT seat.

That left Nguyen onto the weekend's WPT action, while the others will have to buy their ways in. Each being around $140,000 richer, they'll certainly have that option should they choose to fire.