2018 World Series of Poker

Event #8: $2,500 Mixed Triple Draw Lowball
Day: 1
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Event Info

2018 World Series of Poker

Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
j♠5♣3♦a♥
Prize
$180,455
Event Info
Buy-in
$2,500
Prize Pool
$722,250
Entries
321
Level Info
Level
29
Limits
60,000 / 120,000
Ante
0
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End of Day 1 Counts (full)

mnuwwarah
mnuwwarah
Level 10 : 1,000/2,000, 0 ante
Player Chips Progress
George Trigeorgis us
George Trigeorgis 		99,400
400
 400
Day 1A Chip Leader
Dennis Eichhorn us
Dennis Eichhorn 		96,800
96,800
 96,800
Jesse Hampton us
Jesse Hampton 		92,100
92,100
 92,100
Jon Turner us
Jon Turner 		91,100
1,100
 1,100
Nicholas Julia us
Nicholas Julia 		83,000
83,000
 83,000
WSOP 1X Winner
Joe Wagganer us
Joe Wagganer 		79,600
79,600
 79,600
Brian Hastings us
Brian Hastings 		77,600
41,600
 41,600
WSOP 6X Winner
Damjan Radanov us
Damjan Radanov 		76,300
76,300
 76,300
Kristan Lord us
Kristan Lord 		76,200
76,200
 76,200
Jordan Siegel us
Jordan Siegel 		73,800
Aleksandr Simma us
Aleksandr Simma
73,300
73,300
 73,300
Billy Baxter us
Billy Baxter 		71,900
48,900
 48,900
WSOP 7X Winner
Poker Hall of Famer
Timothy Mcdermott us
Timothy Mcdermott 		63,100
63,100
 63,100
Nicholas Pupillo us
Nicholas Pupillo 		62,800
62,800
 62,800
Wil Wilkinson us
Wil Wilkinson
62,400
62,400
 62,400
Bryce Yockey us
Bryce Yockey 		62,400
-5,600
 -5,600
WSOP 1X Winner
Jason Berilgen us
Jason Berilgen 		61,400
200
 200
Jameson Painter us
Jameson Painter 		61,200
6,200
 6,200
James Obst au
James Obst 		60,100
20,100
 20,100
WSOP 1X Winner
Scott Seiver us
Scott Seiver 		58,600
-1,400
 -1,400
WSOP 4X Winner
Quinn Do us
Quinn Do 		58,300
58,300
 58,300
WSOP 2X Winner
Michael Noori us
Michael Noori 		55,700
55,700
 55,700
WSOP 1X Winner
Tom McCormick us
Tom McCormick 		55,000
55,000
 55,000
Jon Shoreman gb
Jon Shoreman
53,000
53,000
 53,000
Nissen Osterneck us
Nissen Osterneck 		52,700
52,700
 52,700

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Day 2 Seat Draw

Webjoker
Webjoker
Level 10 : 1,000/2,000, 0 ante
TableSeatPlayerCountryChip Count
4261George TrigeorgisUnited States99,400
4262Mikhail SeminRussia30,800
4263Wil WilkinsonUnited States62,400
4264Brant HaleUnited States31,300
4266Shawn BuchananCanada46,000
     
4271Ashton GriffinUnited States52,400
4272Michael WagnerUnited States50,800
4273Jaswinder LallyCanada37,500
4274Ron WareUnited States36,900
4275Larry Scott BernsteinUnited States24,100
4276Dennis EichhornUnited States96,800
     
4281Nicholas JuliaUnited States83,000
4282Jorge WalkerUnited States47,600
4283Ismael BojangAustria47,500
4284Nikolai YakovenkoRussia20,000
4285Nam LeUnited States48,300
4286Michael NooriUnited States55,700
     
4291Joseph WagganerUnited States79,600
4292Jason RivkinUnited States18,300
4293Alex BalandinUnited States51,500
4294Damjan RadanovUnited States76,300
4295Quinn DoUnited States58,300
4296Nissen OsterneckUnited States52,700
     
4301Jon ShoremanUnited Kingdom53,000
4302Andrey ZhigalovRussia39,100
4303Yuebin GuoUnited States50,000
4304Jesse HamptonUnited States92,100
4305Steve SungUnited States33,700
4306Jameson PainterUnited States61,200
     
4311Nicholas PupilloUnited States62,800
4312Tai NguyenUnited States11,400
4313John MonnetteUnited States49,800
4314James WoodsUnited States10,900
4315Frank KasselaUnited States50,500
4316Jerry WongUnited States44,500
     
4351Luis VeladorUnited States34,500
4352Kristan LordUnited States76,200
4353Jermaine ReidUnited States27,600
4354Jason RiesenbergUnited States37,600
4355Carlos RodriguezUnited States41,000
4356Brian HastingsUnited States77,600
     
4361Stephen BuchananUnited States38,400
4362Aron DermerUnited States40,000
4363Christopher VitchUnited States12,400
4364Frank MuirUnited States50,000
4365Randy OhelUnited States52,700
4366Michael SchmitzGermany50,000
     
4371Johannes BeckerGermany20,600
4372James ObstAdelaide, AU60,100
4373Terry JenningsUnited States39,500
4374Jordan SiegelUnited States73,800
4375Timothy McdermottUnited States63,100
4376Chris FergusonUnited States21,400
     
4381Brian SchwartzUnited States30,500
4382Bradley HelmUnited States20,000
4383Illya TrincherUnited States29,900
4384David MoskowitzUnited States35,000
4385Yosuke SekiyaJapan9,800
4386Joseph MandiaUnited States9,500
     
4391Gerald RingeUnited Kingdom15,200
4392Paul VolpeUnited States25,300
4393Billy BaxterUnited States71,900
4394Mike LeahCanada44,200
4395Chris KlodnickiUnited States39,500
4396Dan ShakUnited States48,100
     
4431Scott SeiverUnited States58,600
4432Adam OwenUnited Kingdom38,200
4433Mike WattelUnited States25,500
4434John HenniganUnited States30,000
4435Jason BerilgenUnited States61,400
4436Nicholas ReisUnited States3,100
     
4441Eli ElezraUnited States27,000
4442Yueqi ZhuChina32,600
4443Perry GreenUnited States15,400
4444Tom McCormickUnited States55,000
4445Shaun DeebUnited States46,100
4446Michael ChowUnited States49,800
     
4451Bryce YockeyUnited States62,400
4452Timothy BatowUnited States16,900
4453Jon TurnerUnited States91,100
4454Mike EpsteinUnited States40,300
4455Kyle MiasoUnited States1,200
4456Calvin AndersonUnited States17,200
     
4461Todd BrunsonUnited States11,700
4462Richard MonroeUnited States17,500
4463Aleksandr SimmaUnited States73,300
4464Jesse MartinUnited States9,400
4465David "ODB" BakerUnited States42,900
4466Anton SmirnovRussia45,800
     
4471Lawrence BergUnited States11,900
4472Ricardo ManzoUnited States40,200
4473Ralph RuddUnited States19,900
4474Lars GronningUnited States23,000
4475Gary GromUnited States27,500
4476Chip JettUnited States40,200

Turner Pursues First Bracelet as Trigeorgis Bags the Lead After Day 1 of the $2,500 Mixed Triple Draw

mnuwwarah
mnuwwarah
Level 10 : 1,000/2,000, 0 ante
Jon Turner
Jon Turner

It's been 13 years since Jon Turner notched his first WSOP cash in the $3,000 No-Limit Hold'em event. Turner currently boasts 57 cashes for over $1.2 million but there's one thing that's missing on his stellar CV: the elusive bracelet. He has 14 top 10 finishes to his name including three from the Circuit. Yet he's never made it to the summit.

But Turner is pushing as hard as he can as he demonstrated on Day 1 of the $2,500 Mixed Triple Draw event early on in this year's World Series. Turner navigated through the first 10 hours of play to bag 91,100, putting his name near the top of the leaderboard of the 321-strong field.

With tons of live poker experience in addition to the $8 million he's won in online tournaments, Turner will certainly be one to keep an eye on in the following stage of the tournament.

But there's an exceptionally talented field of just over 90 players who made it through, including two previous champions Chris Vitch and Jesse Martin who will both need to gain some traction early on as they're on the opposite side of the scale, having bagged crumbs.

It appeared to be George Trigeorgis who amassed the biggest stack, with 99,400 in his bag. He will be chased by many accomplished mixed game players such as Brian Hastings (77,600), Billy Baxter (71,900), Jameson Painter (61,200), James Obst (60,100), Scott Seiver (58,600), Ashton Griffin (52,400), John Monnette (49,800) and many others.

The third edition of the Mixed Triple Draw generated the largest turnout with 321 entries. The number has been inflated by the newly-established single reentry option whereas previous years have been played in the traditional freezeout format.

Two more days still remain before the name of the 2018 champion is discovered, but one thing is already set in stone: the winner will take home $180,455 and, of course, the gold.

Half of the remaining field is still destined to walk away empty-handed with 49 positions paid. Day 1 casualties who are no longer involved in the battles for the $722,250 prize pool included some of the biggest names imaginable, including Phil Ivey and Daniel Negreanu.

Ivey jumped into the tournament in the last minute of registration and it didn't take him long to get his chips flying around. He was downed to just 100 at one point to mount a comeback to 6,000 through a streak of doubles only to finally lose his stack in the following minutes. Benny Glaser, Dzmitry Urbanovich and Daniel Sterlitz were also eliminated from contention, to name a few unfortunate faces.

Day 2 kicks off Sunday, June 3 at 2 p.m. with the blinds of 600/1,200 and 1,200/2,400 bets. The PokerNews live reporting team will be on the ground to provide live updates so make sure you'll come back to follow the coverage.

Tags: Chris VitchDaniel NegreanuGeorge TrigeorgisJesse MartinJon TurnerPhil Ivey

Event #8: $2,500 Mixed Triple Draw Lowball

Day 1 Completed

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