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A player in early position opened to 2,400, and a second unfamiliar player called next door. Across the table, Matt Perrins grabbed his last 8,650 chips and plunked them into the pot, and both opponents called to put him at risk.
Everyone took one card, and Perrins' 
was good for the triple. He's back to 28,550 and almost back to his starting stack.
Mike Watson was all in for 13,550 before the draw, and Carlos reraised, isolating himself against the at-risk "SirWatts" with a chance at the knockout.
Both players took one card, and Watson showed 
... 
. Not a good draw. Fortunately, Mortensen's was even worse as he showed ... . An ace beats a pair of fives, and Watson has doubled back to his starting stack. It knocks Mortensen down to about 19,000 in the process.
Dan O'Brien raised to 2,100 from the hijack seat, and Richard "Chufty" Ashby called next door. In the small blind, Daniel Negreanu squeezed in a reraise to 6,600. The big blind proceeded to reraise to 17,500, and that folded O'Brien. Ashby, though, reraised all in for 23,450 total. Negreanu folded, the big blind called, and Ashby was at risk.
Both players stood pat, and Ashby's was the best. His opponent flashed 
, paying off his debt to double Ashby up close to 60,000.
Day 1 is just a memory now as the chip bags come out and the survivors get to give the WSOP their John Hancock. We'll be right back with our closing arguments.
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After eight hours of play, Vince Musso is the chip leader of Event #16: $10,000 2-7 Draw Lowball Championship with 106,200. Biting at his heels are a few very strong players though - Shaun Deeb (104,000), Nick Schulman (87,000), and Joe Cassidy (85,000) all had solid days.
After four hours of late registration, the final number of entrants for Event #16 was 126 - which is 25 more players than last year. The field attracted some of the biggest names in poker, including the three double-digit WSOP bracelet winners Phil Hellmuth (68,200), Doyle Brunson, and Johnny Chan, last year's winner of this event David "Bakes" Baker (68,200), and a plethora of other established pro's.
Unfortunately, Brunson didn't make it through the day, and neither did Eric Cloutier - the runner-up from last year. Chris Oliver, Tom "durrrr" Dwan, Jean-Robert Bellande, Phil Laak, Justin Smith and Justin Bonomo also failed to advance to Day 2.
Some notables who did advance include David "Devilfish" Ulliot (56,500), Greg Raymer (22,300), Eugene Katchalov (40,900), and Joseph Cheung (31,600).
The action resumes tomorrow at 3 p.m. PT, where we will play ten levels. Make sure to check back, but until then, goodnight from the Rio!
| Giocatore | Chip | Avanzamento |
|---|---|---|
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106,200 | |
|
92,900 | |
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90,400 | |
|
88,500 | |
|
83,700 | |
|
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82,900 | |
|
80,400 | |
|
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77,700 | |
|
73,200 | |
|
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72,200 | |
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71,600 | |
|
|
||
|
68,200 | |
|
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|
68,200 | |
|
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|
64,900 | |
|
|
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64,000 | |
|
|
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63,200 | |
|
62,200 | |
|
|
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|
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59,100 | |
|
58,900 | |
|
58,500 | |
|
58,100 | |
|
57,200 | |
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57,200 | |
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57,000 | |
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|
56,500 | |
Event #16: $10,000 2-7 Draw Lowball Championship (No-Limit)
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