Day 2 of Event #58: No-Limit Hold'em 6-Handed Concludes with Andrew Graham Bagging the Chip Lead
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Day 2 kicked off with the 203 survivors from Day 1 merging with the 26 runners who used the last minutes of late registration to get involved. After ten levels of play, those 229 have been reduced to just 27, here at the Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino, all guaranteed a payday of at least $16,958.
Top of the field sits Andrew Graham with 1,403,000 chips in play. Graham catapulted into the chip lead in the penultimate level of the night when Anthony Spinella called his five-bet shove with pocket jacks but ran into Graham's pocket kings. Graham managed to retain his chip lead for the remainder of the evening.
Eric Blair (1,280,000), Dave Stefanski (1,150,000) and Justin Adams (1,113,000) were the other three who made up the millionaire's club today and who have a chip advantage going into Day 3.
Other big names contending the $616,302 first prize and gold bracelet are James Mackey (787,000), Sergio Aido (744,000) Main Event Champion Greg Merson (584,000), John-Robert Bellande (440,000), Martin Finger (304,000), and Sylvain Loosli (288,000).
It wasn't good news for everyone. Many players fell by the wayside including Main Event Champion and 888poker Ambassador, Martin Jacobson, fellow Main Event Event Champion Ryan Riess, Jake Schindler, Michael Gathy, Bryn Kenney, Scott Seiver, Liv Boeree, Igor Kurganov, Robert Mizrachi, Asi Moshe, Ryan Leng, Bart Lybaert and Felix Bleiker.
Day 3 resumes at 2pm on Saturday, June 30. Pokernews will be here for the duration, bringing you all the action. Don't miss it!
and Bellande continued for 51,000, which Blair called. The turn was a 
and and Bellande barreled for 103,000, which Blair also called. 
and Bellande bet again, this time for 140,000. Blair moved all-in, which covered Bellande who had 137,000 behind. Bellande did not look happy to be in his spot and took his time before folding 
face up. The scoop made Blair the new chip leader.
rolled off on the turn.
on the river and then checked for the third time. Finger jammed all in for around 240,000, putting the pressure back on Lewis. He thought for a minute while Finger maintained a steady pose. Lewis flashed the 
before they hit the muck and asked Finger to show the bluff. Finger smiled and slid his cards face down as he dragged in the pot.
giving Lewis a full house and the river was the 
. Campo made his straight but it was too little, too late as he was eliminated on the money bubble. The remaining 94 players are all guaranteed to take home at least $7,390.
