Event #86: $10,000 6-Handed No-Limit Hold'em Championship Dia 2 | 2022 World Series of Poker

2022-07-17 01:08 UTC-7

Rezaei Builds as Day Ends Early

Nível 17 : Blinds 5,000/10,000, 10,000 ante

Austria's Daniel Rezaei will be the front runner on Day 3 after he bagged over one million chips when play came to a premature end.

45 players will return to compete at Noon on Sunday, 17 July, with the likes of Pavel Plesuv, Romain Lewis, Pierre Calamusa, Martin Zamani and Adrian Mateos expected to be hot the heels of Rezaei when the official chip counts are provided.

Throughout the day, the likes of Michael Gathy, Jason Koon, Phil Ivey, Joe Cada, Chance Kornuth, Joao Vieira, Erik Seidel, and Paul Volpe all hit the rail, with many more notable names also unable to progress to Day 3.

PokerNews will as always be on hand to continue to provide all the action when play resumes.

Tags: Adrian Mateos Chance Kornuth Daniel Rezaei Erik Seidel Jason Koon Joao Vieira Joe Cada Martin Zamani Michael Gathy Paul Volpe Pavel Plesuv Pierre Calamusa Romain Lewis

2022-07-16 19:34 UTC-7

Winter Talks Kupin Into a Call

Nível 15 : Blinds 3,000/6,000, 6,000 ante

Aaron Kupin raised to 12,000 on the button and Sean Winter shipped all in for 119,000 from the big blind. Kupin went into the tank while Winter stared aimlessly at the wall in front of him.

After a couple of minutes, Kupin finally broke the silence. "If it wasn't this close to the money, I would snap-call. If I showed you guys my hand, you would've called already."

"So you got two kings?" Winter questioned which got a laugh from everyone.

Kupin finally called and the cards were tabled.

Sean Winter:
Aaron Kupin:

The flop of was a little bit for everyone but Winter currently held the lead. The on the turn gave Kupin some more outs and the on the river was one of them as Winter got counterfeited and busted.

At another table, Seth Davies got the last of his chips in the middle with pocket eights against the ace-ten of Rafael Moraes. The Brazilian spiked a ten and Davies was also eliminated.

Jogador	Fichas	Oscilação
Aaron Kupin	310,000	310,000
Sean Winter	Eliminado
Seth Davies	Eliminado

Tags: Aaron Kupin Rafael Moraes Sean Winter Seth Davies

2022-07-16 16:10 UTC-7

Big Flop for Tice Leads to Double

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Nível 12 : Blinds 1,500/3,000, 3,000 ante

Landon Tice got all of his 56,500 chips into the middle preflop and Yang Wang called, which put Tice at risk of elimination.

Landon Tice:
Yang Wang:

Tice was way behind, but the flop of quickly changed things as it gave him middle set of tens, however it also gave Wang an open-ended straight draw.

But the board completed with the and Tice held for a double up.

Jogador	Fichas	Oscilação
Yang Wang	285,000	67,000
Landon Tice	115,000	10,000

Tags: Landon Tice Yang Wang

2022-07-16 14:59 UTC-7

Katz Off to a Good Start

Nível 11 : Blinds 1,000/2,500, 2,500 ante

Cary Katz was one of the late entries into the field for the start of Day 2 but has already run up an above-average chip stack. After an early raise to 5,000 from Gregory Jensen, Katz three-bet to 21,000 on the button. Jensen four-bet shoved all in and Katz called off his stack of 90,500.

Cary Katz:
Gregory Jensen:

The board ran out and Katz's pair of queens held on for another early double-up.

Jogador	Fichas	Oscilação
Cary Katz	185,000	125,000
Gregory Jensen	58,000	-118,000

2022-07-16 12:36 UTC-7

Welcome Back for Day 2 of Event #86: $10,000 6-Handed No-Limit Hold'em Championship

After 10 levels were completed on the opening day of Event #86: $10,000 6-Handed No-Limit Hold'em Championship, there will be at least 136 players taking their seats for Day 2 starting at 2 p.m. local time. While many people will have their eyes on who will become the World Series of Poker Main Event champion, there is still plenty of action going on throughout the Bally's and Paris Las Vegas Event Center.

A total of 349 entries were recorded on Day 1, similar to the number put up in the previous year. However, late registration will remain open until the cards go in the air today. Barry Woods topped the leaderboard, bagging up an even 400,000 chips. That stack should set him up well on his way to making the money as the day progresses.

Some other big stacks joining him at the felt include last year's Main Event final tablist Ugur Secilmis who finished with 378,000 chips. Masashi Oya rounds out the top three with a stack of 357,000 chips. Some other names to keep an eye on include Johan Guilbert (316,000), Ben Heath (311,000), and Adrian Mateos (287,000).

There should be a few more late stragglers to join the field with a starting stack of 60,000 chips before the action gets underway at 2 p.m. local time. The action will resume on Level 11 with the blinds at 1,000/2,500 and a 2,500 big blind ante. Another 10 levels are on the schedule today with the champion being crowned later tomorrow. The levels will continue to be 60 minutes in length with a 15-minute break after every two levels and a 60-minute dinner break after the third level.

The PokerNews live reporting team will be on the tournament floor to bring you all of the live updates so keep it tuned in here to find out who will be making a deep run.

Tags: Adrian Mateos Barry Woods Ben Heath Johan Guilbert Masashi Oya Paris Las Vegas Ugur Secilmis