Andrew Ostapchenko Triumphs Over David Peters in WSOPC High Roller Heads-Up

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The action in Las Vegas didn’t pause even after the WSOP concluded, as players smoothly transitioned to the WSOP Circuit at the Horseshoe Casino, filling the wait for the Main Event final table.

One of the highlights of the schedule was Event #10: $2,200 NLH High Roller, which drew an impressive field of 260 entries. The total prize pool soared to $520,000, with financial rewards shared among the top 39 finishers.

All eyes were on David Peters, who recently capped off a successful summer by winning his fifth gold bracelet at the prestigious $10K 6-Handed Championship, and was poised for another significant title.

However, Andrew Ostapchenko stood in his way, claiming his second WSOPC ring and achieving his highest win of the current festival.

The final table also featured notable names like Christopher Hunichen, Jason Wheeler, and Joao Simao.

Final Table Results of Event #10: $2,200 No-Limit Hold'em High Roller

Place

Player

Country

Prize

1.

Andrew Ostapchenko

USA

$115,890

2.

David Peters

USA

$77,244

3.

Troy Mclean

United Kingdom

$53,608

4.

Mingxi Zhu

China

$37,987

5.

Christopher Hunichen

USA

$27,496

6.

Gerardo Rodriguez

Peru

$20,339

7.

Bin Duan

China

$15,383

8.

Jason Wheeler

USA

$11,902

9.

Joao Simao

Brazil

$9,425



Source: WSOP Live, WSOP

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