With a field of 1,020 entrants, the tournament generated a prize pool of $2,754,000. The money will be reached tomorrow when there are 153 players remaining in the field. Players who end up in the money are guaranteed to take home at least $4,513. The winner will take home $522,715 and a WSOP gold bracelet.
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Liu Yin has over more than 100,000 after busting two players, including Steven van Zadelhoff.
In the first hand, Van Zadelhoff raised to 1,800 and Liu Yin three-bet to 4,600. The third player in the pot four-bet all in from the blinds for 21,000. When the action was back on Van Zadelhoff he pushed all in as well for 24,700 and Yin called both players.
Liu Yin:
Steven van Zadelhoff:
Third Player:
The flop instantly brought and it was completely over on the turn. Yin busted out two people in one hand and chipped up to around 100,000.
In the next hand, he raised to 1,800 and saw the player on his direct left three-bet to 5,400. Yin called and the flop was . Yin check-called another bet of 3,800 before they both checked on the turn. Yin fired a bet of 5,500 himself on the river and his opponent folded.
A completed board reading lay in front of Chris Hunichen and his heads-up opponent. There was about 30,000 gathered in the middle and Hunichen had checked. His opponent bet 23,000 sending Hunichen into the tank. A couple of moments went by as Hunichen tried to get some information.
Eventually, Hunichen made the call and his opponent tabled the for a full house. Hunichen quickly mucked.
Players are on their final 15-minute break of the day. Late registration is officially closed at the end of this break and the prize pool information will be released shortly.
Scotty Nguyen got a lot of his chips in the middle against of his table mates. Nguyen tabled and saw he was well ahead of his opponent's .
"You only need a five baby. You can win by hitting a five."
The flop came down and his opponent was getting ready to leave the tournament area. The turn was the to end his opponent's chances right there, but the river was a and the table started laughing.