There were 341 players that contributed to the $375,100 prize pool hoping to claim a World Series of Poker Circuit ring at the Star Poker Room in Sydney, Australia on Sunday. The tournament attracted local and national talent for two days of action, culminating in the crowning of a new 2017 WSOP Sydney Circuit 6-Max Event champion.
It was the United States-turned-Sydney resident, Tim Ulmer, who rose to the top and won a third 6-max title of his live poker career, establishing himself as somewhat of a 6-max specialist.
"It's so crazy," Ulmer told the Star Poker Live Reporting Team. "I have never thought of myself as a 6-max player".
On his way to the top, Ulmer avoided plenty of landmines with the likes of Antonis "Toothpick Tony" Karambouroglou, Daniel "Moses" Neilson, and his good friend Jarrod Thatcher standing in his way.
It took just two and a half days of play before the tournament hit the unofficial final table full of big names and a lot skill.
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