Event #63: $10,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better Championship Day 2 | 2022 World Series of Poker

06-30-2022 12:07 UTC-7

Day 2 Seat Draw

Connor Richards

Casino	Table	Seat	Player	Country	Chips	Big Blinds
Paris	124	1	Patrick Leonard	United Kingdom	86,000	34
Paris	124	2	Jerry Odeen	Sweden	55,500	22
Paris	124	3	Shannon Shorr	United States	188,000	75
Paris	124	4	Louis Werman	United States	30,500	12
Paris	124	8	Yueqi Zhu	United States	108,000	43

Paris	125	1	Vasu Amarapu	United States	80,000	32
Paris	125	2	Jeffrey Palarino	United States	44,000	18
Paris	125	4	Brian Hacker	United States	55,000	22
Paris	125	5	Renan Bruschi	Brazil	128,000	51
Paris	125	8	Steve Jelinek	United Kingdom	115,500	46

Paris	126	1	Michael McKenna	United States	212,500	85
Paris	126	2	Ryan Laplante	United States	89,000	36
Paris	126	4	Chance Kornuth	United States	273,500	109
Paris	126	6	Kyle Cartwright	United States	269,500	108
Paris	126	8	Ryan Hughes	United States	407,000	163

Paris	127	2	Sterling Savill	United States	342,000	137
Paris	127	3	Ken Aldridge	United States	75,000	30
Paris	127	4	Christian Harder	United States	135,000	54
Paris	127	5	Thomas Welborn	United States	131,000	52
Paris	127	6	Eli Elezra	Israel	165,500	66
Paris	127	8	Chris Tryba	United States	99,500	40

Paris	128	1	Michelle Roth	United States	93,000	37
Paris	128	2	Chino Rheem	United States	331,500	133
Paris	128	3	David Key	United States	41,500	17
Paris	128	4	Phillip Hui	United States	100,000	40
Paris	128	6	Michael Trivett	United States	93,000	37
Paris	128	7	Corey Hochman	United States	98,000	39

Paris	129	3	William Slaght	United States	223,500	89
Paris	129	4	William O'Neil	United States	78,000	31
Paris	129	5	Jonathan Depa	United States	120,000	48
Paris	129	6	Jordan Siegel	United States	88,000	35
Paris	129	7	Allan Le	United States	70,000	28
Paris	129	8	Daniel Negreanu	Canada	191,500	77

Paris	130	1	Nick Guagenti	United States	69,500	28
Paris	130	2	Joshua Faris	United States	210,500	84
Paris	130	3	DID NOT REPORT 1		34,500	14
Paris	130	4	Joao Vieira	Portugal	127,500	51
Paris	130	5	Damjan Radanov	United States	257,500	103
Paris	130	6	Rishi Amin	United Kingdom	146,500	59

Paris	131	1	Dustin Dirksen	United States	136,000	54
Paris	131	2	David Benyamine	France	67,000	27
Paris	131	3	Yuval Bronshtein	Israel	197,000	79
Paris	131	4	Chris Lee	United States	71,000	28
Paris	131	7	Erik Seidel	United States	120,500	48
Paris	131	8	Ismael Bojang	Austria	67,000	27

Paris	132	1	Sergei Petrushevskii	Russia	57,500	23
Paris	132	2	Jim Collopy	United States	160,500	64
Paris	132	3	Mike Wattel	United States	80,000	32
Paris	132	4	Dylan Wilkerson	United States	72,500	29
Paris	132	5	Gabe Ramos	United States	70,000	28
Paris	132	6	John Zable	United States	66,500	27

Paris	133	1	Todd Ivens	United States	225,000	90
Paris	133	2	Ashly Butler	United States	160,000	64
Paris	133	3	Leif Force	United States	102,200	41
Paris	133	5	Dario Sammartino	Italy	153,500	61
Paris	133	6	Bruno Fitoussi	France	150,000	60
Paris	133	8	Dan Shak	United States	56,000	22

Paris	134	2	Joseph Genova	United States	83,500	33
Paris	134	4	Chris Bell	United States	204,000	82
Paris	134	5	Chad Eveslage	United States	165,000	66
Paris	134	6	Robert Cowen	United Kingdom	173,000	69
Paris	134	7	Seamus Cahill	Ireland	47,500	19
Paris	134	8	Joshua Pender	United States	211,000	84

Paris	135	1	John Monnette	United States	44,000	18
Paris	135	2	Warren Sheaves	United States	22,000	9
Paris	135	5	Andrew Brown	United States	380,000	152
Paris	135	6	Scott Baumstein	United States	158,500	63
Paris	135	7	Tim Seidensticker	United States	55,500	22
Paris	135	8	Filippos Stavrakis	United States	303,000	121

Paris	136	2	Matt Glantz	United States	112,000	45
Paris	136	3	Justin Liberto	United States	194,500	78
Paris	136	4	Brian Hastings	United States	177,500	71
Paris	136	5	Josh Arieh	United States	189,000	76
Paris	136	6	Daniel Starkey	United States	189,000	76
Paris	136	8	Amnon Filippi	United States	247,500	99

Paris	137	1	Andre Akkari	Brazil	30,500	12
Paris	137	2	Sean Remz	United States	178,500	71
Paris	137	4	Seungjin Lee	South Korea	215,500	86
Paris	137	6	Carlo Van Ravenswoud	Netherlands	60,000	24
Paris	137	7	Ali Abduljabbar	United States	81,000	32
Paris	137	8	Richie Allen	United Kingdom	40,000	16

Paris	138	1	Raymond Henson	United States	160,500	64
Paris	138	2	Philip Long	United Kingdom	245,000	98
Paris	138	3	David Bach	United States	154,500	62
Paris	138	4	Qinghai Pan	United States	129,500	52
Paris	138	5	Tony Cousineau	United States	80,000	32
Paris	138	8	Aaron Kupin	United States	64,000	26

Paris	139	1	Daniel Zack	United States	183,500	73
Paris	139	2	Owais Ahmed	United States	179,000	72
Paris	139	3	George Linkenback	United States	64,000	26
Paris	139	4	Adam Hendrix	United States	41,000	16
Paris	139	7	Michael Sortino	United States	289,500	116
Paris	139	8	David Hunt	United States	85,500	34

Paris	140	1	Kelvin Kerber	Brazil	92,500	37
Paris	140	2	Michael Rocco	United States	34,000	14
Paris	140	4	Joe Hachem	Australia	1	0
Paris	140	5	Matt Livingston	United States	218,000	87
Paris	140	7	Robert Campbell	Australia	144,000	58
Paris	140	8	Scott Stinson	United States	28,000	11

Paris	141	2	Shane Raikes	United States	86,500	35
Paris	141	3	Danny Noam	United States	143,000	57
Paris	141	4	Dylan Linde	United States	98,000	39
Paris	141	5	Ryan Jones (NC)	United States	124,000	50
Paris	141	7	Tobias Hausen	Germany	138,500	55
Paris	141	8	David "ODB" Baker	United States	72,000	29

Paris	142	1	James Chen	United States	89,000	36
Paris	142	2	Senovio Ramirez III	United States	106,000	42
Paris	142	3	Nick Schulman	United States	30,000	12
Paris	142	4	John Racener	United States	66,500	27
Paris	142	6	Charles Coultas	United States	72,000	29
Paris	142	8	Anthony Zinno	United States	119,500	48

Paris	143	1	Dylan Lindsey	United States	188,500	75
Paris	143	2	Daniel Weinman	United States	97,000	39
Paris	143	3	Edward Han	United States	110,000	44
Paris	143	4	Matthew Beinner	United States	200,000	80
Paris	143	5	Allen Kessler	United States	65,000	26
Paris	143	6	Jason Riesenberg	United States	77,500	31

Paris	144	2	Benjamin Miner	United States	164,000	66
Paris	144	3	Ryan Rapaski	United States	89,000	36
Paris	144	4	Felipe Ramos	Brazil	97,500	39
Paris	144	5	Paul Volpe	United States	185,000	74
Paris	144	6	Matt Vengrin	United States	126,500	51
Paris	144	7	Rodney Burt	United States	139,500	56
Paris	144	8	Andrew Yeh	United States	120,500	48

Event #63: $10,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better Championship

Day 2 Started

06-30-2022 12:42 UTC-7

Kornuth, Rheem Among Big Stacks Heading to Day 2 of $10,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better Championship

Jon Sofen

Day 2 of Event #63: $10,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better Championship at the World Series of Poker (WSOP) at Bally's and Paris continues today and will commence at 2 p.m. PST. Only 124 players remain of the record-setting field of 268, which topped the previous record field of 237 in 2018.

Leading the way is two-time bracelet winner Ryan Hughes, who bagged the chip lead with a stack of 163 big blinds. Hughes, a mixed game specialist who earned his bracelets in Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo 8 or Better Events in 2007 and 2008, will be joined by fellow big stacks Andrew Brown (380,000), Sterling Savill (342,000) and Chino Rheem (331,500).

Also among the big stacks is Chance Kornuth, who is after his first bracelet of the series after finishing runner-up in Event #2: $100,000 High Roller Bounty No-Limit Hold’em a few weeks ago.

Event #63: $10,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better Championship Top 10 Chip Counts

Place	Player	Country	Chips	Big Blinds
1	Ryan Hughes	United States	407,000	163
2	Andrew Brown	United States	380,000	152
3	Sterling Savill	United States	342,000	137
4	Chino Rheem	United States	331,500	133
5	Filippos Stavrakis	United States	303,000	121
6	Michael Sortino	United States	289,500	116
7	Chance Kornuth	United States	273,500	109
8	Kyle Cartwright	United States	269,500	108
9	Damjan Radanov	United States	257,500	103
10	Amnon Filippi	United States	247,500	99

The Championship Omaha Hi-Lo event attracted many of the biggest and most accomplished names in poker, and some of those who will return for Day 2 include Daniel Negreanu, Daniel Zack, Adam Hendrix, Josh Arieh, Brian Hastings, Dario Sammartino, Erik Seidel, David Benyamine, Shannon Shorr and Patrick Leonard, who is fresh off of winning a bracelet in Event #55: $1,000 Tag Team.

Some of those who didn't survive Day 1 include Phil Hellmuth, Mike Matusow, Alex Foxen, Dylan Weisman, Dragana Mackelprang, Angela Jordison, Roland Israelashvili, Natasha Mercier and Shaun Deeb.

Day 2 will kick off on Level 11 with blinds of 1,000/2,500/2,500 and levels lasting 60-minutes in duration. Players will take 15-minute breaks every two levels and will take a 60-minute dinner break after Level 16, which is expected to wrap up around 8:30 p.m.

Stay tuned as PokerNews is on-site and ready to bring you updates on the action in Day 2 of Event #63: $10,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better Championship.

Level: 11

Blinds: 1,000/2,500

Ante: 2,500

06-30-2022 14:08 UTC-7

Shuffle Up and Deal

Connor Richards

Level 11 : 1,000/2,500, 2,500 ante

Cards are in the air and action is underway in Day 2 of Event #63: $10,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better Championship.

06-30-2022 14:28 UTC-7

Seidel and Benyamine Take from Dirksen

Connor Richards

Level 11 : 1,000/2,500, 2,500 ante

Dustin Dirksen was in a three-way pot against David Benyamine and Erik Seidel on a board of .

Dirksen put out a turn bet that was enough to put Benyamine all in and he called, while Seidel also made the call. The river brought the and Dirksen moved all in. Seidel called.

Dirksen showed for a missed wrap and straight flush draw while Seidel showed to win the high with aces and fives, while Benyamine showed to take the low.

Player	Chips	Progress
Erik Seidel	175,000	54,500
David Benyamine	95,000	28,000
Dustin Dirksen	75,000	-61,000

06-30-2022 14:29 UTC-7

Leonard Off to a Flyer

blaisebourgeois

Level 11 : 1,000/2,500, 2,500 ante

James Chen, Nick Schulman, and Patrick Leonard, fresh off his maiden WSOP bracelet win, were all in on the flop.

James Chen:
Nick Schulman:
Patrick Leonard:

Leonard's top set was far ahead of Chen's two pair, while Schulman had a flush draw, a straight draw, and was going for the low.

The gave Schulman the low, with the completing the board to give Leonard a full house and the high.

Chen was left with a single yellow chip when all was done and dusted.

Player	Chips	Progress
Patrick Leonard	168,000	82,000
Nick Schulman	54,000	24,000
James Chen	1,000	-88,000

Tags: James Chen Nick Schulman Patrick Leonard

06-30-2022 14:48 UTC-7

Zable Scoops to Climb to Nearly 150,000

blaisebourgeois

Level 11 : 1,000/2,500, 2,500 ante

With 23,000 already in the pot on a flop, Jim Collopy checked from the small blind and Gabe Ramos also checked from early position.

John Zable bet 20,000 from Ramos' left and Collopy shoved, covering both players. Ramos folded and Zable called.

John Zable:
Jim Collopy:

John Zable had a pair of kings, a smaller flush draw, and was eligible for the low while Collopy had top pair, the nut flush draw, and the open-ended straight draw.

The came on the turn, giving Zable a draw to a low if Collopy improved. The river was the , giving Zable an unlikely scoop.

Player	Chips	Progress
John Zable	149,000	82,500
Gabe Ramos	63,000	-7,000
Jim Collopy	28,000	-132,500

Tags: Gabe Ramos Jim Collopy John Zable

06-30-2022 14:54 UTC-7

Ivey and Negreanu Chop With Aces Full

Connor Richards

Level 11 : 1,000/2,500, 2,500 ante

Phil Ivey limped in from under the gun and Daniel Negreanu checked his option in the big blind.

Negreanu checked on the flop of and called a bet from Ivey. Negreanu checked on the turn and Ivey again bet. Negreanu check-raised and Ivey called.

The river brought the and Negreanu put out a stack of pink 5,000 chips that was enough to put Ivey all in. He called.

"I've got the high," Negreanu said before tabling for aces full of tens.

Incredibly, Ivey then showed for the same full house and the two Poker Hall of Famers chopped up the pot.

Player	Chips	Progress
Daniel Negreanu	170,000	-21,500
Phil Ivey	85,000	85,000

06-30-2022 15:08 UTC-7

Ramos Eliminates Burt, Enjoying Stellar Day 2 Start

blaisebourgeois

Level 11 : 1,000/2,500, 2,500 ante

With just a small pot brewing before the flop, Felipe Ramos was eventually all in with Rodney Burt, who started the hand with roughly 130,000.

Rodney Burt:
Felipe Ramos:

Ramos already had the nut low and was drawing to a flush while Burt had the second-nut low and had flopped a straight.

The came on the turn, which had Burt hoping to spike a two to win the low.

Unfortunately for Burt, the hit the river, giving Ramos the scoop and sending Burt to the rail.

Ramos has enjoyed a quick start to Day 2, having started with less than 100,000 chips.

Player	Chips	Progress
Felipe Ramos	325,000	227,500
Rodney Burt	Busted

Tags: Felipe Ramos Rodney Burt