Another WSOP circuit event is to kick off today at Harrah’s in Pennsylvania. The casino house is extremely excited by the fact they are the first venue to hold this big event in the country just a year on starting table games operation. Harrah’s have about 70 games prepared and are anticipating a turnout of about 5,000 players. Buy-ins start at $50 and the final $1,500 No-Limit Hold ’em Championship takes place May 10. The winner will qualify for a seat in the Las Vegas Main Event to be played, traditionally, in summer. WSOP is the longest running poker tournament series and last year the Last Vegas games that last over 50 days attracted nearly 70,000 players. Just to remind of one name made famous back then, Jonathan Duhamel won the series in 2010 scooping almost nine million dollars.