| Player | Chips | Progress |
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Busted | |
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Todd Brunson: XxXx/A♥2♣ 
Christopher Wallace: XxXx/K♥Q♠
Christopher Wallace completed, Todd Brunson raised, and Wallace called. Brunson then bet his last chips on fourth street and Wallace put him at risk.
Brunson ended up with A♣J♥8♦5♠5♦ for aces and fives, while Wallace had A♦3♣10♥4♠7♣ and handed over most of his chips.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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40,000
10,000
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10,000 |
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10,000
36,000
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36,000 |
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Players are going on the first 15-minute break of the day. Late registration closes once action resumes.
The tournament clock currently shows 180 entries, with 88 players remaining.
Level: 12
Ante: 1,000
Bring In: 2,000
Completion: 5,000
Limits: 5,000-10,000
All stacks that have been updated on the WSOP+ app are listed below.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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325,000
65,000
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65,000 |
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297,000
100,000
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100,000 |
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295,000
35,500
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35,500 |
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280,000
4,500
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4,500 |
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242,000
12,000
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12,000 |
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238,500
81,000
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81,000 |
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222,500
67,500
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67,500 |
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203,500
3,500
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3,500 |
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200,000
21,000
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21,000 |
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199,000
36,000
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36,000 |
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197,000
83,000
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83,000 |
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190,000
21,000
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21,000 |
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187,000
117,000
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117,000 |
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184,000
41,000
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41,000 |
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170,500
75,500
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75,500 |
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170,000
30,000
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30,000 |
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170,000
110,000
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110,000 |
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161,500
1,500
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1,500 |
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158,000
98,000
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98,000 |
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132,500
106,500
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106,500 |
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130,000
30,000
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30,000 |
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127,500
7,500
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7,500 |
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127,000
30,500
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30,500 |
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105,000
31,000
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31,000 |
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102,000
47,000
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47,000 |
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Jordan Siegel: XxXx/5♣4♦8♣K♣/Xx
Christopher Vitch: XxXx/3♦10♥10♠6♥/Xx
Bryn Kenney took his seat at this table as players were coming back from break and received a round of congratulations and fist bumps for his runner-up finish in the PPC a few days ago, including from Phil Hellmuth.
"Thanks, Phil. It was the most tilting way to lose, though," Kenney told Hellmuth.
Meanwhile, Jordan Siegel had completed and Christopher Vitch called. Siegel then bet on fourth street and Vitch called.
Siegel bet again on fifth and Vitch called after making a pair of tens. Both players checked on sixth and seventh, and Siegel showed K♥8♦6♦ for kings and eights to win the pot.
Richard Sklar, runner-up in this event last year, was eliminated at the same time at another table.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
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100,000
16,000
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16,000 |
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30,000
20,500
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20,500 |
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Mauricio Pais and Richard Bai had all of their chips in the middle as Steve Zolotow had both players at risk.
Pais finished with 8♠8♥8♣4♥4♣9♥2♦ for a full house, but Zolotow spiked a better full house with Q♥9♦2♥Q♣J♦J♠J♣. Bai had 3♣4♠5♦6♦7♣Q♦ for a low as he and Zolotow chopped the pot and sent Pais, who had only just taken his seat in the tournament, to a quick exit.
"Pleasure doing business with you," Zolotow said to Bai after the hand.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
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65,000
5,000
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5,000 |
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25,000 | |
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Busted |
Shaun Deeb: J♦9♠9♦/Q♠7♣8♥9♣
Mike Gorodinsky: 5♥2♥2♦/3♦10♣4♦8♠
Benny Glaser: XxXx/J♥2♠8♣Q♣/Xx - folded on seventh street
Three-way on fifth street, it checked to Benny Glaser, who bet. Shaun Deeb and Mike Gorodinsky both called, after which Glaser checked on sixth street. Deeb then bet, receiving calls from both opponents.
It checked to Gorodinsky on seventh street. When he bet, Glaser folded and Deeb quickly called. Deeb had three nines for the high half of the pot, while Gorodisnky's eight-low was awarded the low half.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
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220,000
21,000
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21,000 |
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105,000
24,500
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24,500 |
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50,000
36,000
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36,000 |
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The $10,000 Stud Hi-Lo Championship attracted a field of 186 players, who created a prize pool of $1,729,800.
The top 28 players will receive a minimum of $20,552, while six-figure payouts will begin from fourth place. The eventual champion will walk away with the grand sum of $411,051 in addition to their new bracelet.
The full payout structure is listed below.
| Place | Prize | Place | Prize | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | $411,051 | 9 | $34,233 | |
| 2 | $274,023 | 10-11 | $28,458 | |
| 3 | $188,105 | 12-15 | $24,393 | |
| 4 | $132,423 | 16-20 | $21,580 | |
| 5 | $95,665 | 21-28 | $20,552 | |
| 6 | $70,970 | |||
| 7 | $54,105 | |||
| 8 | $42,421 |
Mike Thorpe: XxXx/K♦A♥
Jake Schwartz: XxXx/6♠8♦
Andres Korn: XxXx/A♦9♠ - folded on fourth street
Andres Korn completed and Mike Thorpe raised. Jake Schwartz and Korn called.
Thorpe bet on fourth street and Schwartz raised. Korn folded as action went back on Thorpe. "Can I have the all-in button?" he asked the dealer as he called off his last chips.
"Good luck, Mike," Craig Chait told Thorpe.
"It might be time to die," Thorpe replied. He had A♣K♣2♥6♥ showing by seventh street, while Schwartz had 7♠5♥J♣8♦.
"Do you want me to go first? You're going to like what you see," Schwartz said as he tossed the Q♣ face up, while Thorpe showed the 5♠ and won the pot with his aces and kings to double up.
"Is everybody happy?" Thorpe asked the table.
"I don't think Jake is happy," Chait replied.
"I don't care, actually," Schwartz added.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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130,000
2,500
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2,500 |
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60,000
6,000
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6,000 |
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50,000
28,500
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28,500 |
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