Chris "Jesus" Ferguson added to his already impressive track record of tournament wins first place in the World Series of Poker Circuit (WSOPC) Championship tournaments (No-Limit Texas Hold'em, buy-in 10,000$) at Harrah's Las Vegas, winning 362,088$.
1st place - 
Chris ferguson (Pacific Palisades) + 362.088$
2nd place - Chad layne (Henderson) + 201.160$
3rd place - Kevin Song (Roland Heights) + 110.638$
4th place - Tom pniak (Las Vegas) + 80.464$
5th place - An tran (Las Vegas) + 70,406$
6th place - Greg Fund (Virginia Beach) + 60.348$
7th place - Mike fetter (Vallejo) + 50.290$
8th place - Thomas foley (SW Ranches) + 40.232$
9th place - Jim McCrink (LasVegas) + 30.174$
For those who do not know what WSOPC is, let's step back from our news a little. The fact is that in fact the WSOP is a series of poker tournaments that lasts a whole year, and it is divided into two components - the WSOP and the WSOPC. Unlike the first, which is considered the most prestigious series, the second runs all year round.
Now back to our hero - Chris "Jesus" Ferguson, the fact is that in addition to the fact that in March 2005 he won the WSOPC Championship tournament (No-Limit Texas Hold'em, buy-in 10,000$) at Harrah's Rincon Casino is thus the first player to win two WSOPC events.
1st place - Chris ferguson (Pacific Palisades) + 655,220$
2nd place - Prahlad friedman (Los Angeles) + 361.365$
3rd place - Chad brown (Los Angeles) + 198.550$
4th place - James Worth (Toronto) + 158.840$
5th place - Alex B. Prendes (Miami) + 119.130$
6th place - Keith sexton (Las Vegas) + 99.275$
7th place - Robert williamson iii (Dallas) + $79,420$
8th place - Lonnie alexander (Las Vegas) + $59,565$
9th place - Mark hanna (Cincinnati) + 39.710$
In addition to these high-profile wins, he has made paid spots in 10 major events at the 2005 WSOP, including runners-up in the WSOP's $2,000 Pot-Limit Omaha and the 2005 National Heads-Up Poker Championship. In total, Ferguson won 1,700,000$ this year alone.
“Since 2000, Chris Ferguson has been the consummate player in the WSOP,” said Howard Lederer of Team Full Tilt Poker. "Chris's win last week makes him the most successful WSOP player of the decade."
In addition to his two WSOPC rings, Ferguson has five WSOP rings, including a win in the 2000 WSOP Main Event. With his most recent WSOPC win, Chris Ferguson has earned over 4,100,000$ playing in both the WSOP and WSOPC tournaments.
Ferguson partners with one of the fastest growing poker rooms - Full Tilt Pokerwhere he spends several hours a week helping amateur players learn the game through chat. Along with him, another 26 professional players play Full Tilt Poker, thereby creating a better atmosphere for players who want to improve their game.
Recall that Chris "Jesus" Ferguson is currently 5th line in the world ranking.
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