Jose Trapote Muniz found himself in the middle of a lot of action. Opening the action, Trapote Muniz open jams from under the gun for 355,000. Two players folded before a middle position player re-shoved for just over 800,000. However, action only made it to the small blind before there was a third all in, this one for 210,000. The big blind folded and cards were flipped.
Small blind:
Jose Trapote Muniz:
Middle Position:
Trapote Muniz was calling for an 8 in the window, however the flop instead fell .
As the only player with a diamond, Trapote Muniz now wasn't sure what he was after.
The turn made things even better for him, falling with the .
A on the river was a relative brick, and he managed to miss everything but still win with one pair. The small blind was eliminated and Trapote Muniz effectively trebled up to just over 1 million chips.
Players have bagged and tagged for the night. There were 249 players who advanced to Day 2 on Monday, June, 6 at 10:00 a.m. to join the 311 players who already advanced.
That puts the total players who have booked their ticket into Day 2 at 560.
Players will have one more opportunity to advance tomorrow at 10 a.m. in Day 1d.
A full recap of today's events will be posted a little later.
Day 1c of Event #5: $500 The Housewarming No-Limit Hold-em, in the 2022 World Series of Poker (WSOP) at Bally’s and Paris Las Vegas attracted 5,526 entries. This was the highest amount of players yet for a single day of entries this series, and brought in $2,320,920 in prize money. That brought the running total for the tournament to an incredible $5,381,040, crushing the $5 million guarantee, and there’s still one more day to go! After 22 levels, 249 players finished the day, joining the 311 that have already qualified.
Jared Griener has amassed more than $2.2 million in tournament earnings and is the #1 all-time money player from Utah. He bagged up 2,300,000 going into Day 2.
George “Tony” Degon led the field as Day 1c finished up. Degon bagged 4,665,000 moving into Day 2 on Monday, June 6, kicking off at 10 a.m. He joined Griener and notable international players such as Roberto Begni from Switzerland (2,440,000), Yohonn Sagot from France (2,750,000) and Jean-Francois Alexandre from Canada (2,920,000), alongside domestic players William Givens (2,920,000), James Little (2,680,000) and Jeffrey Rogers (3,035,000) on the final day. Women’s Poker Hall Of Fame member Kathy Liebert also qualified for Day 2 with 925,000.
Top 10 Day 1c Housewarming Chip Counts
Player
Count*
George "Tony" Degon
4,665,000
Jason Johnson
3,575,000
Jack Najjar
3,290,000
Jeffrey Rogers
3,035,000
Benjamin Mccoy
3,025,000
Gurunagaraju Salla
2,935,000
Jean-Francois Alexandre
2,920,000
Will Givens
2,920,000
Spencer Tep
2,800,000
Yohann Sagot
2,750,000
Unsuccessful attempts came from the likes of bracelet winners Ryan Depaulo, Dieter Dechant and David Jackson. Women In Poker Hall of Fame member JJ Liu was also unsuccessful, as were Ravens Defensive Tackle Calais Campbell and the well-known and poker fan favourite K.L. Cleeton.
Monday will be the final opportunity for those still wishing to make an appearance as the fourth and final starting flight will get underway at 10 a.m. local time. Once again, PokerNews will be bringing live updates straight from the tournament floor.
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on the river was a relative brick, and he managed to miss everything but still win with one pair. The small blind was eliminated and Trapote Muniz effectively trebled up to just over 1 million chips.
