Welcome to Day 2 of Event #27: $3,000 No-Limit Hold'em 6-Handed
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The first Day of Event #27: $3,000 No-Limit Hold’em 6-Handed has come and gone. Out of a field of 959 entries, 201 return for today's Day 2 to battle it out for the first-place prize of $498,682.
Leading the way is Craig Varnell with a healthy stack of 202,600. Joining Varnell at the top is Jeff Coddington who bagged a stack of 202,400 last night. They're followed in the counts by Andy Spears (193,200), Jerry Payne (185,700) and John Bergman (185,500).
Among the notables surviving play were Mike Sowers (152,600), Steve Sung (139,800), Jeremy Ausmus (132,500), Vanessa Selbst (124,900), Igor Kurganov (112,000), David Pham (61,900), Gaelle Baumann (61,900) and Mike Watson (59,200).
Only the top 144 spots will earn a piece of the $2,589,300 prize pool with a min-cash being worth $4,509. Play will begin again today at noon. Players will play 10-and-a-half 60-minute levels with a 15-minute break every two levels. The dinner break is 60 minutes long and will come after today's sixth level. After the players bag and tag at the end of the night, the remaining competitors will come back on Friday at noon to play things out until a champion has been crowned.
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. Both players checked. 
and Radoja bet 4,200. Song called. The river was the 
and they both checked. Radoja showed 
for queens and nines to win the pot. 
, Radoja was all in for 20,300 in the small blind and Song had him at risk. 
for aces up against Song's 
, and it held up on the 
river. Radoja doubled up.
, Yue Du was all in and at risk against Andy Spears, who was on the button. 
, but Spears had flush outs with 
. He hit one of those outs on the 
turn, making his flush, and the 
for top pair, top kicker and Gibson sent his hand to the muck. Sung collected the pot and is now among the chip leaders as the field is two away from the money.
. Varnell checked, Selbst bet 4,500, and Varnell called. 
, and Coddington had 
.
turn and the 
river.
with more than 15,000 in the pot, Kurt Fitzgerald checked under the gun, and Mike Watson bet 20,000. 