Jamey Kramer Leads $3,250 High Roller 8-Max into Final Day
The first day of Event #9: $3,250 High Roller 8-Max saw a total of 95 entry slips sold and by nights end only 42 remained at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino with Jamey Kramer leading the way.
Kramer started to climb early in the day but it was not until after the dinner break that he jumped into the lead, a place in which he did not fall from as he finished atop the leaderboard with his 284,000 stack. Closest behind Kramer on the totem pole is Jason Daly who will be entering the final day with 187,500.
Rounding out the top five are John Dollinger (165,500), Russell Jaicks (163,000), and Jake Schwartz (160,500). Dollinger sits third overall on the leaderboard and is surely someone to watch tomorrow. The Gulf Breeze, FL, native is coming off a career-high cash just last month for $311,751 and will be looking to add another feat to his resume tomorrow.
Some notable players that are headed into Day 2 include Michael Rossitto (146,000), Faraz Jaka (124,500), Gary Lucci (122,500), Stephen Song (120,500), Brett Apter (113,500), Mukul Pahuja (89,500), Brock Wilson (73,500), Alex Rocha (69,000), and Brian Altman (66,500).
The 42 survivors from today will most likely not be the number headed into the final day as any player without a chip has until the start of play tomorrow to register. All players will be returning at 2 p.m. local time to battle it down to a winner, taking down the first-place money along with a shiny new WSOP Circuit ring.
The PokerNews live reporting team will be bringing all of the coverage throughout the remainder of the event, so stay tuned as all of the action unfolds.
and Apter's boat took down the pot, doubling through Zarco late in the day.
to Loni Harwood who bet 10,000 into a pot that had about 12,000 in it. O'Hara check-called and the 
completed the board.
for a set of sixes and O'Hara mucked, shipping the pot to Harwood. O'Hara took an exit on the very next hand.
and there was 26,000 in the pot. Michael Wang moved all in for about 38,000, more than enough to cover Faraz Jaka's 31,300.
for a missed flush. Jaka showed 
for a straight and more than enough to pull in the pot from Wang for a complete double.
and Korenev's turned king took down the pot for a complete double through Rocha.
