Trent Wilt One Of The Leaders Going Into Day 2 Of Event: #68 $1,111 Little One For One Drop
A total of 1,079 remaining players of the 3,212 entrants have advanced onto Day 2 of Event: #68 $1,111 Little One For One Drop with action to kick off at 2 P.M.
Leading the way of the remaining players is Oscar Alache who bagged up 518,800 as well as the chip lead on Day 1c. Alache, who is fifth on Chile’s all-time money list, is looking to take home the first bracelet for South America this series, as well as his very first bracelet. The field is still large and he faces quite a lot of competition, even with the chip lead.
The second and third in chips for today are the chip leaders from Day 1a and Day 1b respectively. Mukul Pajula bagged the Day 1a chip lead with 518,300 and Trent Wilt bagged the Day 1b chip lead with 516,200. Both of them will also be hunting for their first bracelet.
Some other notables still in the field include five-time bracelet winner Brian Rast (459,500), recent bracelet winner Scott Ball (302,600), Athanasios Polychronopolous (266,300), Scott Bohlman (193,700), 2019 Main Event Champion Hossein Ensan (185,000) and six-time bracelet winner Daniel Negreanu (93,000).
The players come back at 2 p.m. in level 11, with blinds at 1,000/2,000 and a 2,000 big blind ante. Players are scheduled to play 10 levels of 60-minutes each, with 15-minute breaks in between every two levels and a 60-minute dinner break after level 16. The remaining players will bag up after level 20 and come back the following day.
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flop. Only the button was drawing live against Laplante and they failed to catch up on the turn and river 
. Laplante scooped the main and the button scooped the side.
and action checked over to Rast who continued for 8,000 which was called by Hinds in the small blind. Alexander contemplated briefly before deciding to go all-in for 30,500. Rast asked for a count before going all-in himself with the covering stack. Hinds folded and both players cards were revealed. 
did not bring Rast a full house and Alexander got the full double.
with two players all-in including Vincent Guillon, action was on Brian Rast. After two-minutes, Guillon called the clock on Rast who called shortly thereafter. 
and the short stack was eliminated, Rast was left with 13,000 and Vincent Guillon boosted his stack to 475,000. 
and Rast wished the table good luck as he exited the tournament.
and Riess was eliminated from the tournament.
and Joseph Cheong was all in and had been called by Jonathan Ingalls. 
which had Konnikova drawing to one of three remaining aces. The turn 
gave Rinkema a set while simultaneously giving Bevilacqua a straight. Rinkema was eliminated and collected his first ever WSOP cash.
