Eric Bohl topped a field of 378 players to win the WPTDeepStacks San Diego Main Event on at Ocean’s Eleven Casino in Oceanside, California. Bohl was awarded $75,675 in prize money and a $3,000 Championship Package after winning a final table that clocked in at six hours of play.
WPTDeepStacks San Diego Final Table Results
1st: Eric Bohl – $75,675
2nd: Lena Evans – $53,020
3rd: Chris Brewer – $34,085
4th: Rod Jahanguiri – $22,455
5th: Atta Afzal – $17,290
6th: David Luttbeg – $14,320
7th: Craig Chait – $12,000
8th: Nathan Schmidt – $9,780
9th: Nick Toma – $7,570
Cards got into the air at 1 p.m.local time on Oct. 24, 2016, and the final nine players endured a long, slow stretch of play to start things off. Nick Toma fell in ninth place and Nathan Schmidt busted in eighth place, but there were still seven players remaining after three hours of action.
Craig Chait was the next to fall in seventh place, and then the rising blinds and antes really started to force the action.
David Luttberg busted in sixth place, Atta Afzal fell in fifth place, Rod Jahanguiri hit the rail in fourth place, and Chris Brewer was knocked out in third place in the span of an hour.
Lena Evans took the chip lead into the heads-up final against Eric Bohl, but Bohl doubled up to bring things close to even. Bohl took a slight lead before the next all-in confrontation, so he had Evans covered when she shoved with the 
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Bohl took home $75,675 in prize money along with the WPTDS trophy.
Congratulations to thenewest WPTDS champion, Eric Bohl!
The next stop on the WPTDeepStacks tour is WPTDeepStacks Oklahoma at Downstream Casino Resort. The series runs Oct. 28 through Nov. 7, with the $1,100 Main Event running Nov. 4-7 with a $200,000 guarantee.