The time has come for the second and final flight of the 2019 World Series of Poker Circuit Potawatomi $1,700 Main Event, and Day 1b hopefuls will be looking to join the 31 players who made it through yesterday's Day 1a flight. Leading the pack from yesterday's flight is Sohale Khalili with 624,000, while Ravi Raghavan (481,000), Brett Apter (339,000), Josh Reichard (132,000) are still in the hunt, as are former WSOPC Potawatomi champs Michael Hudson (148,000) and Keven Stammen (90,000).
Day 1b is set to kick off at 11 a.m. local time, and features fifteen forty-minute levels, and a single one-hour level will be played before play ends for the evening. Blinds start off at 100/100 for the Main Event, and players begin with 30,000 in tournament chips, with big blind ante kicking in at Level 2.
Players will receive a fifteen-minute break after Levels 3, 6, 12 and 15, and a sixty-minute dinner break after Level 9. Registration will remain open through the beginning of Level 13, and a single re-entry is available to players.
This marks the WSOPC's second stop at Potawatomi this year, as in February, Michael Hudson bested a field of 667 entries to earn $207,159 and deny Joshua Turner from earning his eighth WSOPC ring. WSOP Bracelet winner Kevin Stammen won the 2018 WSOPC Potawatomi Main Event, taking home $190,265 for navigating a 604 player field.
Maurice Hawkins, Allen Kessler, and Craig Trost are expected to fire again today, while Umut Ozturk, Dan Bekavac, and Jason Reno will be getting their first taste of Main Event action. All players that were unable to find a bag yesterday, along with any new players, are all eligible to play.
Follow along with PokerNews as action gets underway here in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, as we continue the journey to crown the latest WSOPC Main Event champ!
flop, and sure enough, the 
turn gave Wester the nut flush, leaving both of his opponents dead to the 
river. Wester finds himself with triple the starting stack just minutes into Day 1b.
board, where Trost bet 800. The middle position player folded, but Moncek quickly called and tabled 
for aces-up, and his opponent nodded, then mucked.
flop. 
as he did.
flop from the small blind, and the big blind jammed for 16,300. Rob Wazwaz called off his last 15,700 from under the gun, and Blake Battaglia thought for a minute before calling to put both players at risk. Zou folded and the hands were tabled.
turn gave Battaglia a flush draw. The 
flop, and she left her opponent dead to a chop on the 
turn. The 
river confirmed the KO of the small blind, and Bryant continues to crush her way through Day 1b.
river could fall.
