Day 2 of the SCOOP-75-H $10,300 PLO Main Event Beings st 1:05 p.m. (ET)
The centerpiece event of the Pot Limit Omaha portion of the PokerStars SCOOP 2020 continues at 1:05 p.m. eastern time today. Day 2 of the SCOOP-75-H $10,300 PLO Main Event resumes at Level 16, with the blinds at 6000/12000.
The original field of 136 players trimmed down to 31 by the end of Day 1, and those players come back today as the road to the money in this $1.25 million guaranteed event continues. Those 31 players could be joined by some late arrivals as well, with late registration open up until the start of play today.
Cash game legend Linus "LLinusLLove" Loeliger (2,905,441) leads the field going into Day 2. Gavin "gavz101" Cochrane (2,748,705), Talal "raidalot" Shakerchi (2,166,252) and "xnrobix" (1,978,571).
Once late registration closes at the start of today's flight, the remaining players will battle for a first-place prize that could top $300,000 once all the late entries are in. As of 90 minutes before the start of Day 2, the championship prize stands at $298,061, with 17 places paid.
The field will play through 30-minute levels today, and the tournament will play on until seven players remain. Those seven players will then come back Tuesday, May 19, at 1:05 (ET), and play down to a winner.
Follow along with the PokerNews live reporting team as the SCOOP-75-H $10,300 PLO Main Event continues today.
flop. On the 
turn, action checked to "Ravenswood13", who bet 96,000. "krakukra" raised all in to 215,200, "Us_Alex" re-shoved for 222,760, and "Ravenswood13" folded.
, pushing the pot to "krakukra" with two pair kings and eights.
flop, and Shakerchi called.
, Loeliger potted for 204,120, and Shakerchi called. Loeliger showed 
, and the ace-high diamond flush was the winner.
flop, and "yara777" called.
turn, Loeliger raised to 468,000, and "yara777" folded.
flop, and only Shakerchi called.
and river 
clinched the win for Shakerchi, and sent "psjebemvas" to the virtual exit.
, good for a rivered straight. "Kukenmuser" tabled 
, but the set of fours wasn't good enough.
