Jennifer Lopez Leads; Event #47: $1,000/$10,000 Ladies No-Limit Hold'em Championship Continues at Noon
The remaining 279 ladies return to battle at 12 p.m. today for Day 2 of Event #47: $10,000 Ladies No-Limit Hold’em Championship (with a $9,000 discount for women). The 968 entries generated a prize pool of $871,200 and the champion this year will receive $167,308 to go with the WSOP gold bracelet.
Jennifer Lopez leads the way with 251,900 and will try to cash her first ever WSOP event. She's closely followed by Katie Lindsay who will start the day with 245,600 chips and hopes to make her first deep run in the Ladies Event after several cashes in other WSOP tournaments. Rounding out the tops stacks are also Diane Cooley (229,100), Raylene Celaya (216,500) and Ana Freitas (210,000).
With the fall of Jessica Dawley after having put two bullets in the event, a new Ladies Event champion will be crowned this year. Some other notables still looking to be that champion include Ana Marquez with a comfortable stack of 146,100, Vanessa Kade (84,600), (51,000), Maria Lampropulos (70,400), Lisa Costello (47,000), Ana Cintra (60,000), Maria Ho (65,400), and Muskan Sethi (127,100).
Jill Pike (74,100), who took the second place last year is still in the race and determined to take down the bracelet this year and is followed by Molly Mossey (76,700), who finished eight and also has the goal to improve her previous performance.
The race to the victory is still yet a long run and counts four WSOP winners remaining with Allyn Shulman (128,400) Jackie Glazier (103,500), Kathy Liebert (80,700) and Marsha Wolak (65,400) who all have their eyes on a second trophy.
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Day 2 will feature 10 more one-hour levels of play with 15-minute breaks every two levels and a one-hour dinner break after the sixth level, or around 6:30 p.m. Among the 261 players left, 146 will be guaranteed of a minimum paycheck of $1,496.
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and after two checks Hudson continued for 3,200. Only Marquez stayed interested and made the call.
when Marquez checked once more. Hudson bet 4,500 and Marquez announced all in, snap-called by Hudson with a remaining stack around 25,000. 
for a set of kings while Marquez showed 
for a set of sixes and a 
fell on the river to give the double up to Hudson.
against Ana Marquez with 
and Baumann got her double up. 
, giving a pair of sevens to Baumann on the turn as well as a new double up against Marquez.
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and Munoz moved all in, putting Kim's tournament at risk with a stack of 251,500. The latter snap-called and the three players tabled their cards:
and 
, improving Kim's hand into a full house and eliminating Pluskota while Munoz dropped down to 16,000 chips.
and the crowd cheered at Worley-Roberts for her hero fold.
, found no help on the board 
and got eliminated from the event while Pike grabbed the big pot.
was dealt and Lindsay bet 50,000. Cooley responded by moving all in for 209,000 and Linsday snap-called with her last 179,000.
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