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Level 2
: 150/300, 0 ante
Defending WSOP Main Event champion Scott Blumstein has entered the fray on Day 1a and, despite not being involved in any of the action yet, has already made an impact on his table. All smiles, very chatty and interacting with the other players at the table, the atmosphere is very relaxed.
The table also features three-time WSOP bracelet winner Brian Yoon, Jean Montury and Lacey Jones.
Yoon just raised to 800 first to act and was called by Joseph Ingalls in the big blind. After a 
flop both players checked. Ingalls checked the 
turn, Yoon bet 1,000 and folded to Ingall's check-raise of 4,500.
. Stuve bet 650. His opponent called. The turn brought the 
. Stuve continued for 1,250. His opponent called again. The 
filled up the river and Stuve fired 3,400. His opponent gave up his hand.
, action checked to Khuu who fired out 7,000, the cutoff folded and Juvancic made the call. The river fell a 
and both players checked, Juvancic tabled 
for a pair of sixes and Khuu then showed 
for a pair of queens, taking down the pot.
board and the 
turn was added on to the board. 
and Katz fired another bet. He put 2,800 in the middle and Gabel called after about a minute. Katz tabled 
, Tobias Duthweiler check-called a bet of 1,300 by Shane Douglas and check-raised the 
on the river. Both players elected to check and Duthweiler announced "I have a six," while Douglas rolled over the 
to drag in the big pot.
. Perez bet 1,600. Tran called. The dealer burned and turned the 
for a rivered straight to win the pot.
river and Stuve showed 
for two pair and Fishman turned over 
for a flopped straight, taking down the pot. "I didn't like that turn card," said Fishman as he stacked up some newly acquired chips.
completed the board.
