The 2014 WSOP Thread. tikay wins a bracelet, the rest is secondary

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5,365 TOTAL entries for the Millionaire Maker going into the first break

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The Millionaire Maker has now topped 6,000 entries halfway through level 4 of Flight A, 7,000+ anyone?

[Marky147]

The Millionaire Maker has now topped 6,000 entries halfway through level 4 of Flight A, 7,000+ anyone?

Wouldn't surprise me if the  'monster stack' 1500 got somewhere close.

[tikay]

The Millionaire Maker has now topped 6,000 entries halfway through level 4 of Flight A, 7,000+ anyone?

What an amazing piece of organisation to seat over 7,600 players in a single day.

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[tikay]

That was at 7.15pm Vegas time by the way, & the number is still rising - 7,643 now.

[tikay]

8pm - 7,705.

[tikay]

9.15pm, 7,847.

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Tuan Le, Winner of Event #5: $10,000 Limit 2-7 Triple Draw Lowball Championship ($355,324)

1    Tuan Le    US    355,324
2    Justin Bonomo    US    219,565
3    Eli Elezra    US       144,056
4    Nick Schulman    US    99,015
5    George Danzer    DE    70,308
6    Phil Galfond    US    51,538
7    Sergey Rybachenko    RU    38,961
8    Alexandre Luneau    GB    38,961
9    Jason Mercier    US       30,794
10    Michael Chow    US       30,794
11    Jon Turner    US       24,342
12    David Benyamine    US    24,342

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Event #6: $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em Shootout

Here is the Day 3 table and seat draw:
Table   Seat   Player   Chips
446   1   Shawn Busse   354,000
446   2   Alex Bolotin   353,000
446   3   Colin York   353,000
446   4   Dimitar Danchev   352,000
446   5   Maxx Coleman   354,000
446   6   Josh Arieh   358,000
            
450   1   Jon Lane   350,000
450   2   Steven Loube   361,000
450   3   Jared Jaffee   354,000
450   4   David Trager   354,000
450   5   Douglas Foster   358,000
450   6   Steven Geralis   346,000

Louis Salter 43rd, David Vamplew 75th and Jamie Roberts 107th cashed for the UK

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Event #7: $1,500 Seven-Card Razz

It was a record-setting day for Phil Hellmuth at the 2014 World Series of Poker. He not only notched his 101st cash by making the money in Event #7 $1,500 Seven-Card Razz – a tournament that attracted 352 runners and created a prize pool of $475,200 – he also went on to make the final table, his 50th at the WSOP. Hellmuth, who won the razz event at the 2012 WSOP for his 12th bracelet, will return on Sunday second in chips, putting him in prime position to make a run at the $121,196 first-place prize and his 14th gold bracelet.

Name    Chips
1    Greg Pappas    391,500
2    Phil Hellmuth    314,000
3    David Bach    295,000
4    Brandon Cantu    175,000
5    Ted Forrest    171,000
6    Brock Parker    138,500
7    Yuebin Guo    90,000
8    Kevin Iacofano    45,500

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Event #8: $1,500 Millionaire Maker No-Limit Hold'em

Entries    7954, including the largest single sitting flight in poker history

Understandably wading through that lot is a tough task for the reports

more news at the end of the playing day

[tikay]

Concrete in Vegas? You bet.

http://bit.ly/SnaidR

[TightEnd]

7,977 entries. $10.7 mil prize pool. $1.3 mil 1st place payday. And many broken records

Event #8: $1,500 Millionaire Maker No-Limit Hold'em

http://www.wsop.com/news/2014/Jun/4789/MILLIONAIRE-MAKER-DRAWS-AN-ASTONISHING-7977-ENTRIES.html

1466 through 819 are paid

and the full list/day 2 draw is on https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1f2JNSryfSHQRBR8iNWljWHtggheS-wX3eS4Q_rNgd4A/edit#gid=0 for anyone wanting to wade through

[MC]

Just absolute lolz. William Reynolds and Dan Kelly on my table (411)

[Doobs]

Just absolute lolz. William Reynolds and Dan Kelly on my table (411)

Hey I'm in Vegas and made day 2.  Sorry what was the problem?