Day Two of Event #9 Begins at 3:00 pm PDT
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Only the top 63 players will finish in the money, earning at least $3,249, and only the top nine will reach the final table, where the prizes range from $13,657 for ninth to $228,446 for first.
Here are the top 10 chipleaders, along with some notable players further back in the field:
1. Jordan Morgan - 43,400
2. Richard Ashby - 42,600
3. Kiran Patel - 39,200
4. Warren Karp - 34,200
5. Kirill Gerasimov - 28,900
6. John Phan - 28,100
7. J.R. Reiss - 27,000
8. Richard Tatalovich - 26,800
9. Alan Mittelman - 24,600
10. George Guzman - 24,400
14. Reza Payvar - 23,000
18. Tony Cousineau - 21,800
24. Raymond Davis - 19,000
27. Todd Brunson - 18,900
38. Roland de Wolfe - 17,500
44. Peter Costa - 16,100
75. Denis Ethier - 11,900
90. Bill Chen - 9,700
95. Robert Mizrachi - 9,500
106. Thor Hansen - 8,600
141. Erik Seidel - 5,100
142. Chip Jett - 4,900
154. James Van Alstyne - 3,500
155. Berry Johnston - 3,300
159. Jay Heimowitz - 2,700
163. Paul Darden - 2,200
169. Mike Wattel - 1,100
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John Phan and another player called bets on the turn and river from the player in the small blind. The SB turned over a club flush and A-5 for the nut low. Phan had A-3 and the other player had A-4, also giving them the nut low, and so all three chopped that half of the pot.