Many of the greats in the game will return to their seats on moving day of the $25,500 MILLIONS World. The partypoker Caribbean Poker Party is being hosted at the Baha Mar Resort in the Bahamas this year and all of the best players in the world have made the trek to take part in some spectacular poker tournaments.
There will be 183 players returning after two starting flights but that number is expected to grow with late registration still open for a few hours. There have been a total of 282 entries thus far but with a $10 million guaranteed prizepool, there is still a bit of work to do to reach the goal of 400 entries. The staff still remains confident though as everyone will be given the opportunity of two entries before late registration is closed today.
Some notables to keep an eye on heading into the day will be Day 1a chipleader Chance Kornuth who holds the second largest stack in the field with 3,840,000. He trails a surprising Gerlado Cesar who accumulated 4,315,000 on Day 1b and will be looking for a breakthrough performance here this week. Calvin Anderson will round out the top three stacks with 3,700,000 after battling with Cesar for much of the day yesterday.
There will also be plenty of partypoker pros in the action on Day 2 with Isaac Haxton leading the team. Haxton will start out with 3,660,000 chips and will be joined by Jason Koon (2,695,000), Joao Simao (2,275,000), Barny Boatman (2,075,000), Anatoly Filatov (1,650,000), Kristen Bicknell (1,570,000), Joni Jouhkimainen (1,350,000), Philipp Gruissem (1,130,000), Sam Trickett (1,000,000), and Fedor Holz (688,000).
The action will resume at 12 p.m. local time inside the convention center at the Baha Mar Resort. The blinds will resume on level 9 at 10,000/20,000 with a big blind ante of 20,000. It will be a longer day for the players with 10 levels on the schedule and a 15-minute break after every two levels. There is also a 60-minute dinner break scheduled for after the fourth level of the day. Late registration will remain open for the first four levels today until approximately 4:30 p.m. with everyone given the opportunity for two more entries today.
Follow along with the PokerNews live reporting team as we bring you the partypoker specific overview style of the tournament proceedings throughout the day.
and Loeser led out for 210,000 which Bicknell called. The 
landed on the turn and Loeser bet 1,000,000, enough to put Bicknell to the test for all of her chips but she quickly folded.
and Luske check-called a bet of 75,000 from Joukhimainen.
and Luske checked again. Joukhimainen fired another 140,000 and Luske called to see the 
on the river. Luske led out for 200,000 this time and his partypoker teammate thought for a minute before letting his cards go.
. Boivin checked from the big blind and Seidel tossed in a bet of 50,000. Boivin check-raised to 130,000 and Seidel called. Both players checked the 
on the turn and the 
completed the board. Boivin bet 130,000 again and Seidel moved all in for 500,000. Boivin called and Seidel turned over 
for a flopped flush to score the double up.
and Morgenstern checked again. Lynskey continued to fire but Morgenstern check-raised all in. Lynskey made the call and tabled 
against the 
, Eric Baldwin check-called a bet of 75,000 from Nitsche and the 
landed on the turn. Baldwin checked again and Nitsche fired another bet of 225,000. Baldwin still called and the 
completed the board. Both players knuckled the table and Baldwin turned over 
for the best hand.
and Krpan with 
. The board ran out 
and Racener held on for a triple up while Krpan was ousted by Gutyi.
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, Simao led out for 375,000 from the big blind. Jouhkimainen called and the 
completed the board. 
. "You know what I had," Simao said, hinting at the nut straight. 
of Steve O'Dwyer. The flop fell 
and Imsirovic looked poised to score a double up. The 
on the turn gave O'Dwyer a flush draw to go with his one overcard and the 
and Cheong checked again. The ace slowed down the action as Koon checked it back. The river was the 
