Event #19: $10,000 Seven Card Stud Championship Day 2 | 2021 World Series of Poker

10-10-2021 15:29 UTC-7

Saltzburg Versus Zinno

DougChase

Level 11

Anthony Zinno: //
Michael Saltzburg: //

It was Saltzburg that led the betting the entire way, with Zinno having called each street up until seventh street.

On seventh street Zinno checked his option to bet, Saltzburg fired, and Zinno wasted no time in sending his cards to the muck.

Player	Chips	Progress
Anthony Zinno	310,000 30,000	30,000

Michael Saltzburg	130,000 76,500	76,500

Tags: Anthony Zinno Michael Saltzburg

10-10-2021 15:08 UTC-7

Chen Wins One Against Kelsall

DougChase

Level 11

James Chen: //
Andrew Kelsall: //

James Chen flipped out a final bet on seventh street against Kelsall, who tanked and opted to fold. The dealer pushed Chen the pot, who eclipsed 200,000 chips with the win.

Player	Chips	Progress
James Chen	210,000 58,000	58,000

Andrew Kelsall	45,000 -49,500	-49,500

Tags: Andrew Kelsall James Chen

10-10-2021 14:37 UTC-7

Mangine Crippled Katzoff

DougChase

Level 11

Paul Mangine: //
Nathan Katzoff: //

The action was picked up on seventh street. Paul Mangine fired out a bet and Kotzoff tank-called and was shown the bad news when Mangine tabled trip aces and was awarded the pot.

That hand put Mangine at a comfortable 180,000 chips.

Player	Chips	Progress
Paul Mangine	180,000 30,000	30,000
Nathan Katzoff	15,500 -23,000	-23,000

Tags: Paul Mangine Nathan Kotzoff

10-10-2021 13:04 UTC-7

Day 2 in Event #19: $10,000 Seven Card Stud Championship Almost Underway

Connor Richards

It is almost time for Day 2 action in Event #19: $10,000 Seven Card Stud Championship at the 2021 World Series of Poker (WSOP). Day 2 is scheduled to kick off at 2 p.m. local time and will play seven 90-minute levels before bagging.

Bolivia's Jose Paz-Gutierrez bagged as the Day 1 chip leader with 341,000 chips as he searches for his first WSOP bracelet. Paz-Gutierrez is joined by 17 other players who survived Day 1, including fellow big stacks Jason Gola, Adam Friedman and Anthony Zinno.

Players Entering Day 2

PLAYER	COUNTRY	CHIP COUNT	ROOM / TABLE / SEAT
Jack McClelland	United States	178,500	Amazon / 430 / 1
Julien Martini	France	132,500	Amazon / 430 / 2
Nathaniel Katzoff	United States	38,500	Amazon / 430 / 3
Paul Mangine	United States	150,000	Amazon / 430 / 6
David "ODB" Baker	United States	68,500	Amazon / 430 / 7
George Alexander	United States	65,000	Amazon / 430 / 8
Thomas Butler	United States	195,500	Amazon / 438 / 2
Matt Grapenthien	United States	168,500	Amazon / 438 / 3
Matthew Ashton	United Kingdom	83,000	Amazon / 438 / 4
Michael Saltzburg	United States	53,500	Amazon / 438 / 5
Adam Friedman	United States	291,000	Amazon / 438 / 6
Anthony Zinno	United States	282,500	Amazon / 438 / 7
Andrew Kelsall	United States	94,500	Amazon / 439 / 2
Jose Paz-Gutierrez	Bolivia	341,000	Amazon / 439 / 3
Ari Engel	United States	123,000	Amazon / 439 / 4
Cory Zeidman	United States	49,000	Amazon / 439 / 5
James Chen	Taiwan	152,500	Amazon / 439 / 7
Jason Gola	United States	292,500	Amazon / 439 / 8

The stud championship field will likely grow as registration is open until the start of Day 2. Players will take 10-minute breaks after each level beginning on Level 11 and will take a 60-minute dinner break at the completion of Level 14.

Stay tuned as the PokerNews live reporting team will be on-site to bring you updates of the Day 2 action.

Tags: Adam Friedman Anthony Zinno Jason Gola Jose Paz