Michael Falcon is off to a flying start in the WPT Prime Gold Coast 2023 series, after bagging the chip lead in Day 1A of the $1,000 buy-in Opening Event.
Falcon amassed a massive lead with 857,000 in chips, dominating the 29 players advancing through to Day 2 from the 191 total entries taken in. George Archer (550,000), Jason Anand (501,000), Shane Thompson (485,000) and Adrian Pacheco (474,000) completed the top five.
Speaking with PokerMedia Australia at the end of the night, Falcon said that he is mostly a tournament player who doesn’t normally play top tier events, but usually comes out “five times a year” for the mid-tier tournament series.
Falcon described his day at the tables as “rocky” having lost with pocket Aces three times, but he managed his stack with patience and waited for the right spots to eventually run it up.
With his focus now on getting through Day 2, Falcon said: “My main strategy is to read [other] players. I’m not a show-off kind of player.”
WPT PRIME GOLD COAST OPENING EVENT – DAY 1A CHIP COUNTS
| Michael Falcon | 851,000 |
| George Archer | 550,000 |
| Jason Anand | 501,000 |
| Shane Thompson | 485,000 |
| Adrian Pacheco | 474,000 |
| Win Meng Tan | 466,000 |
| Mark Ericksen | 393,000 |
| Kiyo Puyat | 385,000 |
| Andrew Batey | 301,000 |
| Brandon Bailey | 282,000 |
| Jarrod Thatcher | 248,000 |
| Mishel Anunu | 240,000 |
| Gary Lin | 233,000 |
| Stephen Boyd | 205,000 |
| Attila Bognar | 198,000 |
| Charlie Hawes | 185,000 |
| Duncan McKinnon | 174,000 |
| George Iordanou | 168,000 |
| Patrick Barba | 166,000 |
| Carlos Youssef | 154,000 |
| Mitchell Frost | 149,000 |
| John Hutchins | 146,000 |
| Mark Lawton | 135,000 |
| Dylan Foster | 133,000 |
| Lawrence Stephenson | 126,000 |
| Jeremy Winlaw | 96,000 |
| Lucas Tae | 82,000 |
| Mason Trevanion | 80,000 |
| Anthony Maglicic | 50,000 |
PMA‘s Live Reporting coverage continues from 2:30pm AEST tomorrow (Friday) with Day 1B of the WPT Prime Gold Coast Opening Event; for more information, including the full schedule of events, visit starpoker.com.au or worldpokertour.com.

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