Who Will Walk Away with the $32,720 + Platinum Pass Top Prize?
The Moneymaker's Road to PSPC 2020 - Seminole Hard Rock $360 Main Event attracted a total of 464 entries, and today the final 48 players, who are all in the money, return to action to compete for their share of a $139,200 prize pool. Awaiting the winner is a $32,720 top prize plus the coveted Platinum Pass.
Starting the day with the chip lead is Day 1b leader Zoltan Czinkota with 492,500 followed by Scott Baumstein (470,000), who was the Day 1a chip leader.
Others returning for Day 2 are Daniel Scorro (362,500), Devond Marshall (285,500), Matt Suarez (215,000), Willie Wiggins (114,500), and Sherif Elmessiri (48,500). Likewise, the man himself, Chris Moneymaker, returns with 284,000 and is looking to go one spot further than he did last year when he finished second in this very event (which at the time was the $86 buy-in Moneymaker Tour).
Action will resume shortly with 15:15 remaining in Level 14 (1,500/3,000/3,000). PokerNews will be on-site to capture all the action, so stay tuned!
flop didn't do him any favors but the 
turn gave him some hope in the form of a spade flush draw. Unfortunately for the 2003 WSOP Main Event champ, the 
river was a brick and he was sent to the rail in 32nd place for $765.
. Odenz was eliminated in 21st place for $865.
to send him out the door in 20th place.
and that was all she wrote for Zakheim.
and Nahama headed for the rail in 17th place.
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river was not one of them. Jimenez took down the hand and Pettus hit the rail in 13th place.
