Eric “Slick Ric” Chang Wins WSOPC Event #5
YouTube Vlogger Eric “Slick Ric” Chang Takes Down WSOPC #5 $250 “The Gargantuan”
Congratulation’s to Twitch streamer and YouTube Vlogger Eric “Slick Ric” Chang on winning his first WSOPC event for $37,687 and claiming a prestigious ring in the process.
Slick Ric is a new up and coming Vlogger who published the journey of his impressive win on to his YouTube Channel.
1,186 total entrant’s took part in Event #5 the $250 No-Limit hold’em known as “the Gargantuan” meaning gigantic. That’s exactly what the prizepool was, as it stood at a colossal $237,200. With the winner taking down $37,687. Eric Chang not only had to battle 1,185 other entrants, he also faced a formidable opponent heads up, who was none other then his roommate Gil Destjeor.
“This is actually my first time ever traveling for a series”
Eric was in a state of shock when interviewed after his maiden WSOPC ring Win. “I don’t think it can ever feel real,” Chang said with a grin from ear to ear. “This is actually my first time ever traveling for a series. The ring was always the goal, and having the chance to even just sit at the final table and win one just doesn’t feel real, even though I have it on my finger right now.”
Slick Ric Took to X to Pay Homage to his Coach Jonathan Little
Slick Ric took to his X account (formerly known as Twitter) to congratulate his poker Coach Jonathan Little, who had won a trophy off his own the StormX Invitational III in partnership with PokerGO.
Eric’s recorded Live results began This year (2023) in the World Series of Poker Circuit – WSOPC Tulsa: where he finished in 35th place in the $400 No Limit Hold’em (Ring Event 3). Since then according to his Hendon Mob Profile he has gone on to earn a total of $125,887. Just over a week late Slick Ric almost won another Coveted Ring when he finished in 3rd place in the World Series of Poker Circuit – WSOPC Dallas/Oklahoma: $ 198 + 52 No Limit Hold’em (Ring Event #14).
You can find Eric “Slick Ric” Chang streaming on his twitch account from time to time. We look forward to covering more of this up and coming Poker Vlogger and player.
