Couple Bunch makes history at WSOP Circuit Tulsa with four rings won

Couple Bunch makes history at WSOP Circuit Tulsa with four rings won

The WSOP Circuit Hard Rock Tulsa featured a couple as the main highlight this season. Eric and Lauren Bunch have won four rings in the series. Additionally, the two can still add to their collection before the stage ends.

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Thus, Eric started the campaign in great style. The Oklahoma player won Event #1: US$ 400 The Opener and earned US$ 16,939. Shortly after, Lauren also joined the list of champions by winning Event #3: US$ 300 Pot-Limit Omaha, securing US$ 8,245.

In addition, Eric returned to the top. This time, he won Event #4: US$ 400 Mini Main. The title earned the professional US$ 46,800. Thus, the player won another jewel in the circuit. In total, he has over US$ 2 million in live poker earnings.

However, Eric completed another great victory in Event #9: US$ 400 40-40-40. He received US$ 27,205 for the title. With this, he reached his fifth WSOP Circuit champion ring, while Lauren reached three wins in the series.

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A collection of rings

Couple Bunch makes history at WSOP Circuit Tulsa with four rings won
WSOP Circuit ring (Photo: WSOP)

However, besides the couple’s four victories, the Bunches also reached the final table of the US$ 400 Big O together. Lauren finished in fourth place. Eric finished seventh. Therefore, the two continue to show strength in different poker formats.

Thus, the Tulsa stage continues until September 7. However, Eric has already left the series to compete in a pickleball tournament. However, Lauren will be the couple’s representative in the final stretch of the competition and will have the opportunity to seek another ring.

Finally, other players have also won titles in Tulsa. Lucas Littell, Craig Cantrell, and Dylan Murrell are among the stage champions. Additionally, the series will have as its grand finale the US$ 1,700 Main Event, which starts this Friday, September 4.

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