A large group of notables have made it into the money. In doing so, they have added to their career number of WSOP cashes. Here's a look:
David Chiu - 62
John Cernuto - 58
Phil Ivey - 54
Roland Israelashvili - 39
Mark Gregorich - 37
Scott Clements - 36
Jeff Madsen - 35
Tom Schneider - 34
Chris Bell - 27
Matt Waxman - 27
Vitaly Lunkin - 26
Brett Jungblut - 25
Joe Serock - 22
Ben Yu - 22
Joe Hachem - 17
Jeff Gross -16
A short-stacked player was all-in for 300 in the big blind and was up against Jeff Madsen who had raised.
Short stacked player:
Madsen:
The board ran out and Madsen won the pot and eliminated the short-stacked player in the process. The floor announced that the tournament was "in the money" to a small round of applause.
We missed the action due to an error by the dealer who let Ivey and his opponent play down the pot and table their cards during hand-for-hand play. When we arrived at the table Ivey had in front of him and the dealer was counting his chips. Ivey's opponent had mucked his cards after Ivey hit a full house on the river on a board.
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A player in middle position limped in, the player on the button three-bet to 5,500, Phil Ivey called in the big blind, and the mid-position limper folded. The flop came , Ivey led out with a bet of 12,000, and his opponent folded.
Due to high demand for the first-ever $1,500 Monster Stack event set to begin on Thursday, the World Series of Poker announced that an additional starting flight has been added in order to "accommodate as many people as possible."
According to WSOP VP of Corporate Communications Seth Palansky, the Monster Stack tournament will kick off at 12 p.m. on Thursday as planned, but Day 1 will now last nine levels without a dinner break. The second flight will begin at 5 p.m. and will also play nine levels, also without a scheduled dinner break.
Palansky made it clear that this is not a re-entry event. All players eliminated during the first flight will not be allowed to play in the second flight.
Players that are already registered for the event will remain part of Thursday's noon flight. However, those who wish to switch from the noon flight to the 5 p.m. flight can do so at the WSOP registration cage.
Palansky tweeted on Wednesday that he is expecting more than 4,000 for the first flight of the Monster Stack Event. "Not nearly as many will fit into Flight B," he said.
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and Madsen won the pot and eliminated the short-stacked player in the process. The floor announced that the tournament was "in the money" to a small round of applause.
board.
, Ivey led out with a bet of 12,000, and his opponent folded.
