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We had a total of 321 players yesterday between the two combined flights, and 175 of them survived. We picked up another half-dozen stragglers this morning, bringing our total up to 327. That means we've got 181 players left in their seats today, and the're playing for a six-figure top prize.
Registration has just been finalized within the last minute, so we'll have the prizepool information for you shortly.
The cards are in the air, and Day 2 is underway.
Level: 10
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 100
Good morning once again, and welcome back for Day 2 of the World Series of Poker Circuit Harveys Lake Tahoe Main Event!
So far, 321 players have put up their money, and registration is still open until play resumes about an hour from now. We expect to see another handful of latecomers join the fun. We don't need any more to set a record, though; this Main Event has already smashed the previous record.
Coming into Day 2, it's Ron McMillen wielding the biggest stack of 143,400, but he's got some company on his rear radar. Double bracelet winner (and former Lake Tahoe champion) Matt Keikoan looks to be in second place with 120,000 flat, and Mark "P0ker H0" Kroon put on a fantastic show in the evening flight to bag up just shy of 100,000. Also near the top of the count is another holder of both a ring and a bracelet, Sam Barnhart. You might recall that Barnhart won the first bracelet of 2011 in the WSOPC National Championship, and he'll return today with 80,400 chips in his bag.
All in all, about 185 players will return to the felt at noon to play another 14 levels. The tournament area is just starting to come to life with chip bags and decks being passed out table-to-table. We should have a seat draw for you shortly, and we'll have a ringside seat once the action recommences.
Don't wander away on us. Day 2 is going to be a dandy.
Main Event
Day 2 Started
