For a week and some days now the World Series of Poker Circuit has stayed in Pennsylvania at the Harrah’s Chester. This is where the very first Circuit stopped. Actually, Pennsylvania’s House of Representatives together with Delaware, which is a nearby state, permitted table games in their states, and this was just made possible and agreed upon last year, January. But ever since January 2010, poker has been so successful to the point that the WSOP-Circuit decided to stop at its Harrah’s property in Chester. This place is 23 miles away, southwest of Philadelphia.

For everybody’s information, each WSOP-Circuit stop hosts ten gold-ring events. And the players can also get some National Leaderboard points which will depend on their performance in all those events. Players would then be hoping that they gather substantial points to be able to qualify for the National Championship in May. Also, a player who would earn the most number of points every stop will immediately qualify for the said event.