For Day 2 of the Wynn Millions, there is no scheduled dinner break. That's because the field is slated to play only five 90-minute levels, meaning play will wrap around 8:30 p.m. local time giving players the chance to grab a bite to eat after.
A scheduled one-hour dinner break will return for Days 3 & 4 when the plan is for the field to play six 90-minute levels.
The inaugural Wynn Summer Classic has been in full effect this past month, attracting some of poker's best players, and the pinnacle event on the schedule has reached the point of no return. For the past three days, the Wynn Millions has pulled a staggering 1,328 total entries, which generated a $12,483200 prize pool.
A total of 486 players are still in contention from the total entries which meant, the massive remaining field was split into two separate Day 2's with the first 240 players who found a bag during Days 1a and 1b returning for action today at noon.
Flight
Entries
Advancing to Day 2ab
Day 1a
263
92
Day 1b
389
148
Totals
652
240
Bryn Kenney Bags Top Stack of Wynn Millions
Day 2ab Top 10 Stacks
Position
Player
Table
Chip Count
1
Bryn Kenney
51
376,500
2
Bruno Furth
30
331,500
3
Peter Braglia
44
321,500
4
Cliff Josephy
56
317,000
5
Joseph Cheong
37
301,500
6
Aaron Mermelstein
40
298,500
7
Alex Foxen
54
295,500
8
Kristen Bicknell
52
282,000
9
Jerold Saeman
50
280,000
10
Arthur Conan
44
271,000
Kenney holds the chip lead but there're still a lot of play and plenty of big names left in the field which include WSOP bracelet winners James Calderaro (211,500), Jonathan Dokler (157,500), Connor Drinan (142,500), Kenny Huynh (142,500), Eric Baldwin (130,000), and Justin Liberto (114,000), just to name a few.
While the latter sits comfortably, Scott Blumstein (45,000), James Carroll (45,000), Sam Soverel (39,000), Ryan LaPlante (34,000), Adam Friedman (28,000), and Manig Loeser (20,500) all have an uphill battle if they wish to make Day 3.
Day 2ab Schedule
Cards will be in the air at noon local time with action picking up from level 11 where blinds are 1,000/2,000 with a 2,000 big blind ante. Blinds will be bumped up to 90-minutes in length for the duration of the tournament.
Action today is scheduled for five 90-minute levels with a 10-minute break following each. After the five levels are completed, all remaining players will bag up for the night and return for Day 3 on Wednesday, June 30 at noon local time.
Day 2 Structure
Level
Duration
Small Blind
Big Blind
BB Ante
11
90
1,000
2,000
2,000
Break 10
12
90
1,500
2,500
2,500
Break 10
13
90
2,000
3,000
3,000
Break 10
14
90
2,000
4,000
4,000
Break 10
15
90
3,000
5,000
5,000
End of Day
This six-day No-Limit Hold’em event will play through Saturday, July 3, 2021, with Days 3 and 4 playing six 90-minute levels, then the remaining field playing until the final table is reached on Day 5. The final day will play until a winner is declared.
Stay tuned here as the PokerNews live reporting team will be here to bring you all of the action as the day unfolds.
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