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Dinner break in the $3,000 HORSE until 9:37pm with 58 players, 8 from the money
@gunslingerbach leads @aakkari Frankie O'Dell, Andrew Kelsall, @Yuvee04 Lena Wang and Yuevin Guo
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https://twitter.com/WSOP/status/1548161279273029632
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When Matthew Su started as the chip leader in the Main Event, he didn't expect it to end like this. All in with 8-8 against Philippe Souki's K-K. No help came and Su finished 9th for $850,675.
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https://twitter.com/WSOP/status/1548164402989305858
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A new Main Event chip leader at Level 41, blinds yo to 1.25M/2.5m/2.5M
Espen Jorstad 82,800,000
Adrian Attenborough 78,100,000
Michael Duek 73,650,000
Matija Dobric 70,875,000
John Eames 67,600,000
Aaron Duczak 65,400,000
Jeffrey Farnes 55,700,000
Philippe Souki 25,800,000
https://twitter.com/WSOP/status/1548165020256571393
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The $800 NL Deepstack final table is back from dinner as Ryan Jaworski leads @AriEngelPoker Artem Metalidi, Marc Macdonnell, Gary Whitehead, Richard Alsup and Patrick Truong.
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https://twitter.com/WSOP/status/1548170215095095296
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Final numbers in Dsy 1A of Event 85: $1,500 The Closer
Entries: 929
Prize pool: $1,240,215
Places paid: 140
Expected places paid today listed below.
234 players remain.
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https://twitter.com/WSOP/status/1548170740687441923
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The $10,000 NL 6-Handed Championship is now over 300 players early in Level 7.
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https://twitter.com/WSOP/status/1548172602048360448
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Surviving multiple double-ups, Philippe Souki looked prime to do it again with A-A against the Q-J of Matija Dobric. The board runs out Ac Th 8h Kh 4d and it's Souki sent out in 8th place for $1,0750,000.
Dobric retakes the chip lead with 7 players remaining
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Surviving multiple double-ups, Philippe Souki looked prime to do it again with A-A against the Q-J of Matija Dobric. The board runs out Ac Th 8h Kh 4d and it's Souki sent out in 8th place for $1,0750,000.
https://twitter.com/WSOP/status/1548173978736332801
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Main Event chip counts with 7 remaining, the schedule is to play down to 4, but is subject to change
Adrian Attenborough 100,600,000
Matija Dobric 91,675,000
Espen Jorstad 81,550,000
John Eames 67,600,000
Aaron Duczak 65,400,000
Michael Duek 57,400,000
Jeffrey Farnes 55,700,000
https://twitter.com/WSOP/status/1548174571458547715
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A new chip leader emerges in the $50,000 High Roller
@GalenHall 14,900,000
@Naza114_oficial 13,400,000
Linder Lijo 3,700,000
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https://twitter.com/WSOP/status/1548180034644455426
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Hand for hand play underway in the $3,000 HORSE with 51 left, 1 from the money.
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John Eames doubled through Aaron Duczak in a massive pot (AhAc v AdKd on a Td 9s 4D Qh 4s board).
On the next hand, Michael Duek collected the rest (A-K v 7-6), sending Duczak to the rail in 7th for $1,350,000.
https://twitter.com/WSOP/status/1548180889909178370
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One of these 6 players will walk away with $10,000,000. The next player without chips takes home $1,750,000.
Adrian Attenborough 116,850,000
John Eames 100,200,000
Matija Dobric 84,175,000
Espen Jorstad 77,800,000
Michael Duek 73,950,000
Jeffrey Farnes 66,950.000
https://twitter.com/WSOP/status/1548190494953418753
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Heads-up for the $5,000 NL Freezeout Bracelet
Mo Arani 25,325,000
Johannes Straver 12,475,000
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https://twitter.com/WSOP/status/1548190809190608896
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The $3,000 HORSE field has finally reached the money late on Day 2 with 50 mixed-game enthusiasts still seated.
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https://twitter.com/WSOP/status/1548191510574743553
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Three left in the $800 NL Deepstack
@AriEngelPoker 190,000,000
Gary Whitehead 58,000,000
Richard Alsup 35,000,000
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https://twitter.com/WSOP/status/1548191559694180352
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Still 3-handed in the $50,000 High Roller
@GalenHall 13,500,000
Lander Lijo 9,400,000
@Naza114_oficial 9,200,000
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https://twitter.com/WSOP/status/1548192517413228552
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Still 3-handed in the $50,000 High Roller
Lander Lijo 12,000,000
@GalenHall 10,400,000
@Naza114_oficial 9,700,000
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https://twitter.com/WSOP/status/1548197491186683904
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On a flop of 6d 6c 5c, Jeffrey Farnes moved all-in with 2s 2d and John Eames called with 9c 8c. The turn and river came 3d 3s to counterfeit Farnes, out in 6th for $1,750,000.
https://twitter.com/WSOP/status/1548198932932505600
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Unfortunately, there was an error in the reporting of Ari Engel's chip stack in the $800 NL Deepstack.
He just finished 3rd for $126,233.
Gary Whitehead 58,500,000
Richard Alsup 54,000,000
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