2015 World Series of Poker

Event #26: $1,000 Pot-Limit Omaha drew 1,293 runners, an improvement over last year's 1,128, and just 129 advanced after 10 levels of Day 1 play as the field reached the money.

Mo Khan built up the biggest stack with 263,100. Among the players joining him for Friday's Day 2 will be Brett Shaffer (113,300), Andrew Brown (82,600), John Racener (71,900), Mike Leah (62,000), Allen Kessler (36,800), Matt Stout (22,600), Jacob Bazeley (20,200), and Greg Merson (15,400).

Day 2 play commences at 1 p.m. in the Amazon Room, and the players will battle for the opportunity to make a final table with $226,985 up top.

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