The last nine players return at noon on Tuesday to play down to a winner. ![]() He doubled up at least twice when he was dominated with three outs, once running a backdoor flush with ace-three against ace-king.įinally, his luck didn't hold up when he let himself blind to where Deas had an easy raise-call with king-jack and outdrew ace-queen, ending Nguyen's run in 14th.ĭeas would then get another big elimination when he picked up aces against the ace-king of Kramer Copp to send him out in 11th. Meanwhile, Men "The Master" Nguyen, who brought in the heftiest pedigree with his seven bracelet wins, made miracles happen late. Joe Elpayaa looked like he might run away with things as he built up a big chip lead after coming in atop the counts, but he began fading at the final few tables and wound up busting in 18th running ace-queen into Banghart's ace-king. Notables such as Anthony Spinella, Allen Kessler, Mike Wang, Ben Keeline and Alex Greenblatt were some of those busting and getting payouts. ![]() ![]() There was no bubble to worry about on Day 2 as each of the 98 players who made it through the two Day 1s was in the money.
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