Day 2 of Event #72: $1,500 Mixed No-Limit Hold’em/Pot-Limit Omaha Begins At 2 P.M.
Out of the 846 entrants in Event #72: $1,500 Mixed No-Limit Hold'em/Pot-Limit Omaha, just 126 players will return to The Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino at 2 P.M. all of whom are guaranteed a min-cash of $2,414.
All of them will be battling it out for the WSOP bracelet as well as the first place prize of $209,716.
It was Nohad Teliani bagging the largest stack on Day 1 with 1,107,000 followed by Paul Saso bagging 583,000 andMihai Manole bagging 579,000. Many notables found their way to a bag at the end of the night including Josh Arieh (503,000), Jerry Wong (316,000), Leif Force (285,000), Manig Loeser (198,000), Robert Mizrachi (194,000) and Ryan Laplante (65,000).
The day will start with 56-minutes left on the clock at level 16 with blinds at 3,000/6,000 with a 6,000 big blind ante. The structure has shifted from 40-minute levels to 60-minute levels with 15-minute breaks after every 2 levels. Play is scheduled to go until level 25 with the remaining players to return the following day.
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board gave Ferrari the lead on the flop, but the turn and river gave a flush to Dixon to scoop both players on the first hand of the day.
hit the turn changing nothing but the 
on the river gave Buzgon a pair of kings to remain seated in the tournament.
board provided no help for Mizrachi and he was eliminated from the tournament.
, giving him top set. Livshitz stood up from the table as the board completed with the 
that saw James check and Spurlin go all-in for 209,000. James shook his head, asked for a count, and pondered for about a minute before deciding to let his hand go, giving Spurlin the pot.
gave Coultas two pair and the turn 
flop, James checked to Spurlin who put in a bet of 25,000. After a few moments, Hartmann raised all-in for 112,000, pushing James out of the pot quickly, and Spurlin snap-called.
, in a hand between David "Barth," Melius and Christian Harder. Melius bet pot on the flop which was followed by Harder raising pot and Melius thought only for a moment before going all-in for slightly more, which Harder called. 
which counterfeited Harder's two pair, giving Melius the pot worth over one million chips.