Paul Wasicka Leads the Final Table of the WSOP Circuit Event in Tunica

After two days of poker play in Tunica, the WSOP (world series of poker) Circuit event championship is now down to a final table with poker pro Paul Wasicka sitting as the overall chip leader with more than 400,000 chips.

Just 96 poker players took the poker felt on February 8th, 2010, placing down $5,000 for their chance at WSOP Circuit success. The nine reamining poker players will resume action on February 10th,2010 and will play for a six-figure payday of more than $135,000.

After a fantastic run in the circuit, which started with his runner-up finish in the 2006 WSOP Main Event, and was also highlighted by his win in the 2007 NBC Heads-Up Championship win in 2007, Wasicka's amazing poker results have been cut back over the past few years.

In what is starting to look like no coincidence, Wasicka started working with mind-set coach Sam Chauhan, whose previous clients include Gavin Smith, Antonio Esfandiari and Josh Arieh, all of whom had solid poker tournament results since working with Chauhan.

Chauhan said that part of being the best poker player is getting rid of beliefs that limit yourself. He said that those beliefs stops a poker player from moving forward. He added that some of the best athletes in the world have mindset coaches and it only makes sense that poker players wanting to improve their game join neuro-linguistic programs like physiological reading to improve their mindset.

02/17/2010, Wednesday
Todd Sanders

Paul Wasicka Leads the Final Table of the WSOP Circuit Event in Tunica

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