MSPT Venetian $1,100 Main Event Final Table Results I will definitely be playing more of these in the future without a doubt'. I know not having as much experience in tournaments didn't help me but I had such a good time playing in this event and was able to run good when it counted. 'It was a really tough field with a lot of really good players. He informed me about this tournament that I had no idea was even going on and I just want to give a big shout out to him,' Yau explained.Īs it turns out, Yau made the correct decision to play and had nothing but kind words about playing on the MSPT. In fact, this was his first ever MSPT event and he didn't even know about the tour until a friend told him about it. Yau, a poker vlogger who streamed his way to a gold bracelet on YouTube to thousands of viewers under his Rampage Poker moniker last year, considers himself more of a cash game player that hasn't played in many live tournaments. 'I really love the tournament grind and battling it out with some of the best poker players'. On Saturday, the final eight players took to the felt for Day 3 action, and after a quick three hours of play, it was Massachusetts native Ethan 'Rampage Poker' Yau coming out on top to win the $230,379 top prize and his first MSPT title. The tournament was headlined by a $1,000,000 guarantee and after three starting flights, the 1,741 total entries were enough to blow past that and generate a whopping $1,680,065 prize pool. MSPT Venetian $1,100 Main Event Final Table Resultsįor the past week, the Mid-States Poker Tour (MSPT) has been at the Venetian in Las Vegas and hosting another five-day long $1,110 Main Event.

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