Welcome to Day 1c of the 2021 GGPoker Super MILLION$ Week $10,300 Main Event
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In one hour from now at 6 p.m. UTC, the third of four starting days of the 2021 GGPoker Super MILLION$ Week $10,300 Main Event will kick off. The flagship of the high-stakes festival on the fastest growing online poker site comes with a guarantee of $10 million and has already covered half of that in the previous two flights.
Day 1a on February 28 featured a total of 301 players with 41 players punching their ticket for Day 2. The second starting day brought another 142 entries on Tuesday, March 2, which boosted the overall field size at half time to 449 entries. Another 18 players advanced and won't have to re-enter into the remaining two flights.
As has been the case for the previous two starting days, a total of 22 levels of 20 minutes are scheduled for today. All participants will receive 100,000 in chips, which represents 200 big blinds for the first level at blinds of 250-500 with a running ante of 60.
The late registration for Day 1c will remain open until approximately level 16 at midnight UTC and unlimited re-entries are allowed.
Everybody will be chasing a prime position for the chase to the money on Day 2 and the two chip leaders by some margin are Vlad-Stefan "HaiFanFan" Lache (2,818,433) and Luigi "shadinho94" Shehadeh (2,705,791). Will anyone be able to surpass these huge stacks today?
Among the early entrants are notables such as Carlos Chadha, Sebastian Sikorski, Yuri Dzivielevski, Simon Higgins, Alexandre "SexyBaldGuy" Mantovani, Christopher Puetz, and Idris Ambraisse. Many more big names of the international poker scene are expected to join the action.
Stay tuned to find out who will run up a stack for Day 2 as the PokerNews team will provide all the action from start to finish.
for flopped trips fives and then entered a preflop race for the starting stack with Roman "RRomashka" Emelyanov.
and Emelyanov was left with crumbs. He was then eliminated the next hand by newly arrived Stephen Chidwick. Xiongbin "zxb8553624" Zhang also departed on a different table.
board delivered no ace or king and Martini joined the rail.
and the queens full of Coleman sent "Vegas06" to the rail.
river completed the board and Baron checked. Schwartz jammed for 112,510 with the 
flop gave Watson a straight and flush draw, which he hit on the 
turn. Alt needed a five to chop but the 
flop resulted in a call from Coleman and he then checked the 
turn. Coleman bet 42,452 only for Watson to check-raise, making it 159,194 to go.
river for 98,000. Coleman opted for a raise to 624,626, which had Watson covered. The Canadian tank-called with the 
for the top pair and the nut flush blocker.
. It was no good, as Baron had 
