Event #16: $3,000 No-Limit Hold'em Day 2 | 2022 World Series of Poker

06-10-2022 00:30 UTC-7

Day 3 Seat Draw

Matthew Pitt

Level 20 : 10,000/15,000, 15,000 ante

Casino	Table	Seat	Player	Country	Chips	Big Blinds
Bally's	653	1	Niall Farrell	United Kingdom	1,610,000	81
Bally's	653	2	Benjamin Dobson	United Kingdom	835,000	42
Bally's	653	3	Adrian Mateos	Spain	1,165,000	58
Bally's	653	4	Daniel Sepiol	United States	405,000	20
Bally's	653	5	Christina Gollins	United States	190,000	10
Bally's	653	6	Andrew Kim	United States	245,000	12
Bally's	653	7	Felipe Ramos	Brazil	970,000	49
Bally's	653	8	Alex Foxen	United States	2,070,000	104
Bally's	653	9	Sung Joo Hyun	South Korea	470,000	24

Bally's	660	1	Bin Liu	United States	505,000	25
Bally's	660	2	Pavlo Veksler	Ukraine	600,000	30
Bally's	660	3	Arnaud Enselme	France	1,350,000	68
Bally's	660	4	Sebastian Toro	Colombia	825,000	41
Bally's	660	5	David Miscikowski	United States	1,315,000	66
Bally's	660	6	Jeffrey Platt	United States	790,000	40
Bally's	660	7	Matthew Bode	United States	595,000	30
Bally's	660	9	Patrick Stacey	South Africa	260,000	13

Bally's	661	1	Romain Lewis	France	610,000	31
Bally's	661	2	David Tovmasyan	United States	240,000	12
Bally's	661	3	Barry Hutter	United States	585,000	29
Bally's	661	4	Lander Lijo	Spain	1,175,000	59
Bally's	661	5	Maxime Parys	France	520,000	26
Bally's	661	6	Hui Kuo	United States	650,000	33
Bally's	661	7	Stefan Lehner	Austria	1,395,000	70
Bally's	661	8	Felix Weis	Luxembourg	670,000	34

Bally's	668	1	Michel Turner	United States	410,000	21
Bally's	668	2	Nathan Russler	United States	815,000	41
Bally's	668	3	Mario Navarro	United Kingdom	470,000	24
Bally's	668	4	Johnnie Moreno	United States	280,000	14
Bally's	668	6	Stephen Song	United States	465,000	23
Bally's	668	7	Greg Jennings	United States	770,000	39
Bally's	668	8	George Tomescu	Romania	375,000	19
Bally's	668	9	Christian Pham	Vietnam	570,000	29

Bally's	669	1	Filipp Khavin	United States	790,000	40
Bally's	669	2	Justin Zaki	United States	925,000	46
Bally's	669	3	Robert Reed	United States	360,000	18
Bally's	669	4	Qing Liu	United States	585,000	29
Bally's	669	5	Andrew Ostapchenko	United States	635,000	32
Bally's	669	7	Joey Weissman	United States	645,000	32
Bally's	669	8	Alexandros Theologis	Greece	695,000	35
Bally's	669	9	Jeffrey Tomlinson	United States	370,000	19

Bally's	674	1	Shawn Moore	United States	45,000	2
Bally's	674	2	Davide Suriano	Italy	260,000	13
Bally's	674	3	Eric Baldwin	United States	620,000	31
Bally's	674	5	Nicholas Dolen	United States	725,000	36
Bally's	674	6	Yohwan Lim	South Korea	400,000	20
Bally's	674	7	Kenneth Stacy	United States	755,000	38
Bally's	674	8	Tyler Hirschfeld	United States	1,130,000	57
Bally's	674	9	Florian Duta	United Kingdom	700,000	35

Bally's	675	1	Eric Blair	United States	480,000	24
Bally's	675	2	Yi Wei Peng	Taiwan	805,000	40
Bally's	675	4	Michael Scarborough (OH)	United States	1,080,000	54
Bally's	675	5	Carlos Villamarin	United States	745,000	37
Bally's	675	6	Cheang Kit Yoo	United States	430,000	22
Bally's	675	7	Jacob Ferro	United States	935,000	47
Bally's	675	8	Rodney Turvin	United States	325,000	16
Bally's	675	9	Scott Tuttle	United States	660,000	33

Bally's	680	1	Matthew Lambrecht	United States	635,000	32
Bally's	680	2	Oliver Bosch	Austria	360,000	18
Bally's	680	3	Brock Wilson	United States	775,000	39
Bally's	680	4	Kyle Cannarlie	United States	85,000	4
Bally's	680	5	Amir Lehavot	Israel	655,000	33
Bally's	680	6	Adekunle Olonoh	United States	535,000	27
Bally's	680	7	Gianluca Speranza	Italy	985,000	49
Bally's	680	8	Toby Boas	United States	1,105,000	55
Bally's	680	9	Kyriakos Papadopouluos	Greece	620,000	31

Bally's	681	1	Miguel Capriles	Venezuela	300,000	15
Bally's	681	2	Chi Chen	United States	555,000	28
Bally's	681	3	Aaron Massey	United States	470,000	24
Bally's	681	4	Brian Borst	United States	130,000	7
Bally's	681	5	JJ Liu	United States	245,000	12
Bally's	681	6	Michael Marder	United States	1,595,000	80
Bally's	681	7	Benjamin Palmer	United States	285,000	14
Bally's	681	8	Jared Ingles	United States	730,000	37
Bally's	681	9	Kevin Stevens	United States	305,000	15

06-10-2022 00:38 UTC-7

Alex Foxen Leads the Way After Day 2 of Event #16: $3,000 No-Limit Hold’em

NicholasBaltz

Level 20 : 10,000/15,000, 15,000 ante

After registration ended on Day 2, there were 1,240 entries in Event #16: $3,000 No-Limit Hold’em at the 2022 World Series Of Poker from Bally’s and Paris Las Vegas. From that field, a prize pool of $3,310,800 was generated and 186 made it into the money.

There were 75 players who advanced and first place will take home $558,616. They will all return on Friday, June 10, at noon, and play down to five players.

Event #16: $3,000 No-Limit Hold'em Top 10 Chip Counts

Place	Player	Country	Chips	Big Blinds
1	Alex Foxen	United States	2,070,000	103
2	Niall Farrell	United Kingdom	1,610,000	80
3	Michael Marder	United States	1,595,000	80
4	Stefan Lehner	Austria	1,395,000	70
5	Arnaud Enselme	France	1,350,000	67
6	David Miscikowski	United States	1,315,000	66
7	Lander Lijo	Spain	1,175,000	59
8	Adrian Mateos	Spain	1,165,000	58
9	Tyler Hirschfeld	United States	1,130,000	56
10	Toby Boas	United States	1,105,000	55

At day's end, it was Alex Foxen (2,070,000) who bagged the chip lead. Foxen, the well-known pro from New York, has more than $22 million in recorded live tournament earnings.

Foxen led throughout much of the day and secured his place at the top of the leaderboard after a sick bluff against Kitty Kuo and a couple of late-night knockouts. He is still seeking his first WSOP bracelet, but he takes a big advantage into Day 3.

Some of the other notable players to bag up at the end of Day 2 included pros Adrian Mateos (1,465,000) and Felipe Ramos (970,000), poker commentator Jeff Platt (790,000), Alexandros Theologis (695,000), and Kyriakos Papadopoulos (610,000).

Those who fell during the day include Raj Vohra. He took down his maiden bracelet late Monday night. Vohra managed to drill a two-outer to double early, but he did not find a bag. Shannon Shorr also found some early run good, but did not advance to Day 3.

Other notables to bust a bullet included Mustapha Kanit, Alexandre Reard, Manig Loeser, Qui Nguyen, and poker commentators Nick Schulman, Tony Dunst, Brent Hanks, and Maria Ho.

Follow all the PokerNews live updates through the conclusion of this event, as well as our continuing coverage of the 2022 WSOP from its new home at Bally’s and Paris Las Vegas.

Tags: Adrian Mateos Alex Foxen Alexandre Reard Alexandros Theologis Brent Hanks Felipe Ramos Jeff Platt Kitty Kuo Kyriakos Papadopoulos Manig Loeser Maria Ho Michael Mizrachi Mustapha Kanit Nick Schulman Paris Las Vegas Qui Nguyen Raj Vohra Shannon Shorr Tony Dunst