Aaron Pinson Wins WSOPC Horseshoe Baltimore Main Event

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Aaron Pinson Wins WSOPC Horseshoe Baltimore Main Event

Aaron Pinson triumphed in the WSOP Circuit Horseshoe Baltimore Main Event, overcoming a 533-entry field to claim his second gold ring and $153,000. The Maryland native entered the final table as the chip leader and never looked back.

Pinson showcased poise and control from start to finish, maintaining pressure on his opponents throughout the final day. His aggressive playstyle and well-timed value bets allowed him to extend his lead as players dropped from contention.

Aaron Pinson: Final Table Run

The final table featured a mix of experienced Circuit regulars and local grinders. Yet, Pinson’s consistent approach kept him in command. The final hand sealed his triumph in dramatic fashion. 

Alex Mischel moved all in from the button with A♠J♣, and Pinson quickly called holding A♦4♣. The board ran out Q♠4♠2♦4♦Q♦, giving Pinson a full house, fours over queens, to secure the title. Mischel collected $68,489 as the runner-up, marking the largest score of his career and boosting his lifetime earnings to nearly $270,000.

“It feels surreal,” Pinson told reporters. “To run deep twice and finish both with rings – it’s incredible. I’m a lucky guy.” His confidence, mixed with disciplined strategy, proved crucial as he navigated the high-pressure environment of the Horseshoe Baltimore Main Event.

With this win, Pinson added another milestone to his growing live poker résumé. Having already secured a trip to The Bahamas by winning his earlier ring, Pinson earned an even bigger opportunity. The WSOP announced that the Baltimore Main Event champion would receive a seat in December’s $26,000 Super Main Event.

WSOPC Horseshoe Baltimore Final Table

Place Player Prize
1 Aaron Pinson $102,668
2 Josh Mischel $68,489
3 Jimmy Born $46,792
4 Christian Harder $32,759
5 Matt Richardson $23,516
6 Harrison Dobin $17,320
7 Dennis Grizzle $13,097
8 Anthony Mcie $10,175
9 Changfeng Fan $8,128
10 Thomas Barry $6,681
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What Pinson’s Win Means and a Quick WSOP Circuit Baltimore Recap

Pinson’s double-ring success underscores his emergence as one of the most consistent performers on the WSOP Circuit. Winning both the Main Event and a preliminary tournament at the same stop highlights his adaptability across different formats.

The WSOP Circuit Horseshoe Baltimore stop drew strong fields across all events, attracting top East Coast talent. The Main Event’s 533 entries built a $806,000 prize pool, paying the top 81 finishers.

Beyond Pinson’s victory, the series celebrated local poker growth, showcasing how regional players are gaining recognition on the national stage. With more players refining their games through US online poker sites, future Circuit stops promise even deeper competition.

Pinson’s Baltimore sweep stands as a testament to focus, skill, and the value of preparation – both live and online.