Event #9: $1,000 No-Limit Hold'em Dia 1 | 2014 World Series of Poker

Jogador	Fichas	Progresso
Adam Geyer	177,500 28,500	28,500
Ryan Jaconetti	99,700
Chris Hunichen	99,000 17,000	17,000
Keven Stammen	94,800 44,800	44,800

Vinny Pahuja	93,200 -28,800	-28,800
John Lin	93,000
Hieu Tran	84,100
Mike Pickett	83,400
	75,100 -12,200	-12,200
Mark Radoja	72,700 10,700	10,700

Daniel Park	72,100
Douglas Ashmore	70,500
David Eldridge	69,100
David Chase	67,600
Edmilson Oliveira	67,100
Damien Annuschat	66,600
Nabih Zaczac	66,000
Frank Patti	65,100 65,100	65,100
Thiago Nishijima	63,900

Charles Welch	62,800
David Inselberg	62,400 62,400	62,400
Faraz Jaka	62,000 -2,000	-2,000

Chris Haugo	61,500
Jeff Smith	60,600
Champie Douglas	60,300

Jogador

Fichas

Progresso

Adam Geyer

177,500

28,500

Ryan Jaconetti

99,700

Chris Hunichen

99,000

17,000

Keven Stammen

94,800

44,800

Vinny Pahuja

93,200

-28,800

John Lin

93,000

Hieu Tran

84,100

Mike Pickett

83,400

75,100

-12,200

Mark Radoja

72,700

10,700

72,100

70,500

69,100

67,600

67,100

66,600

66,000

65,100

63,900

62,800

62,400

62,000

-2,000

Chris Haugo

61,500

Jeff Smith

60,600

Champie Douglas

60,300

After a grueling day on the felt which spanned 14 hours of play, Event #9 of the 2014 World Series of Poker has come to a close. In the end a total of 1,940 entrants were recorded, and when it was all said and done just 161 players remained in contention for the gold bracelet - and $323,125 in prize money.

With the "Millionaire Maker" event captivating the poker world's attention yesterday by drawing an astounding field which nearly reached 8,000 runners, many of those who busted in there took a second shot here today. The field was littered with big name pros and recognizable names, and by the time chips were bagged and tagged a who's who of the game's best players were among the survivors.

Along the way players like Greg Merson, Mukul Pahuja, Joe Serock, Scott Clements, Blake Bohn, Ryan D'Angelo, D.J. MacKinnon, Joe McKeehen, Amanda Baker, Rex Clinkscales, and Russell Crane all came and went, with each falling short of the money.

The group of pros who did manage to earn at least a min-cash include Adam Geyer (177,500), Chris Hunichen (99,000), Vinny Pahuja (93,200), Faraz Jaka (62,000), Mark Radoja (72,700), Roland Israelashvili (54,100), and Daniel Buzgon (57,000).

Check back in with PokerNews tomorrow at 1 p.m. local time to continue following the action, as the remaining 161 players reconvene to continue their pursuit of WSOP glory.

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Day 1 of Event #9: $1,000 No-Limit Hold'em Done and Dusted