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2023 World Series of Poker

Event #27: $1,500 Eight Game Mix
Giorni 3
Event Info

2023 World Series of Poker

Risultati finali
Vincitore
Mano Vincente
k10
Premio
$198,854
Event Info
Buy-in
$1,500
Montepremi
$1,053,315
Entries
789
Informazioni livello
Livello
34
Bui
0 / 0
Ante
0
Informazioni Giocatori - Giorno 3
Entries
21
Giocatori Rimasti
1

Strelitz, Mizrachi, Deeb and More Still in the Mix for $1,500 8-Game Crown

Shaun Deeb
Shaun Deeb

A bunch of players with a bunch of chips including a man named Bunch return Tuesday to the Horseshoe Event Center for the final day of WSOP Event #27: $1,500 8-Game.

The record-setting field of 789 entries is down to 21, but it’s still anyone’s game with almost the entire field still either very healthy or one double-up away from being healthy with eight players holding over a million chips and fifteen over 700,000.

Chad Campbell leads the field with 1,991,000, but he has many big stacks and big names hot on his heels when play resumes at 1 p.m. Las Vegas time.

Top Ten Start of Day 3 Chip Counts

RankPlayerCountryChip Count
1Chad CampbellUnited States1,991,000
2Daniel StrelitzUnited States1,793,000
3Aloisio DouradoBrazil1,705,000
4John BunchUnited States1,685,000
5Robert MizrachiUnited States1,198,000
6Gary KosakowskiUnited States1,164,000
7Kyle LomanUnited States1,140,000
8Dave StannUnited States1,087,000
9Obli PrabhuUnited States905,000
10Shaun DeebUnited States868,000

Along with bracelet winners Daniel Strelitz, Robert Mizrachi, and Shaun Deeb just in the top ten alone, there remain more bracelet winners and mixed game veterans in the mix with plenty of chips to work with, notably, Nick Schulman (828,000), Jose Paz-Gutierrez (739,000), and David "Bakes" Baker (444,000).

Each player has already earned at least $8,035 for their efforts thus far, but all 21 remaining still have their hopes set on the $198,854 first prize and the WSOP gold bracelet.

Players have been redrawn for the start of Day 3, but they will again be shuffled again once the field is down to the final 18, then again at 12 and six.

Day 3 Seat Draw

CasinoTableSeatPlayerCountryChip Count
Horseshoe6712Rupesh PattniUnited States452,000
Horseshoe6713Allan LeUnited States150,000
Horseshoe6714David "Bakes" BakerUnited States444,000
Horseshoe6715Nick SchulmanUnited States828,000
Horseshoe6716Quinn DoUnited States120,000
      
Horseshoe6721Gary KosakowskiUnited States1,164,000
Horseshoe6722Denis BilodeauUnited States849,000
Horseshoe6723Matthew SmithUnited States850,000
Horseshoe6724Craig CarrilloUnited States572,000
Horseshoe6725Jose Paz-GutierrezBolivia739,000
Horseshoe6726Daniel StrelitzUnited States1,793,000
      
Horseshoe6771Aloisio DouradoBrazil1,705,000
Horseshoe6772Carl BucklandUnited States562,000
Horseshoe6773Shaun DeebUnited States888,000
Horseshoe6774Chad CampbellUnited States1,991,000
Horseshoe6775Robert MizrachiUnited States1,178,000
      
Horseshoe6781Dave StannUnited States1,087,000
Horseshoe6783John BunchUnited States1,685,000
Horseshoe6784Robert RicciutiUnited States734,000
Horseshoe6785Kyle LomanUnited States1,140,000
Horseshoe6786Obli PrabuUnited States905,000

Play will continue with 60-minute levels until a champion is crowned, with 15-minute breaks scheduled after every second level with a dinner break at a time to be determined this afternoon.

PokerNews will be there for complete live reporting as 21 go down to one and the latest World Series of Poker champion is crowned, so stay with us for all the action from this and every event from Horseshoe and Paris Las Vegas.

Tags: Allan LeAloisio DouradoCarl BucklandChad CampbellCraig CarrilloDaniel StrelitzDave StannDenis BilodeauGary KosakowskiJohn BunchJose Paz-GutierrezKyle LomanNick SchulmanQuinn DoRobert MizrachiRobert RicciutiRupesh PattniShaun Deeb