Kao Saechao Leading Day 2 of Event #54: $2,500 Nine-Game Mix 6-Handed
Here comes Day 2 of Event #54: $2,500 Nine-Game Mix 6-Handed.
A total of 319 entries were recorded on Day 1 of this event. Of those total entries, 136 unique individuals will be returning to the felt where they will play ten 60-minute levels, with a 15-minute break after each level and a 60-minute dinner break after level 16 (approximately 8:45 p.m. local (PST) time. The money bubble will burst at 48 players, with a min-cash worth $4,084.
Leading the remaining mixed-gamers is the incredibly entertaining Kao Saechao (240,000). Right behind Saechao with his fifth WSOP bracelet notched on his belt is the red hot Brian Rast (212,100). Look for these two to set the tone for the day as these remaining hopefuls look to secure a position at that featured final table with a coveted WSOP gold bracelet and the $168,608 first-place cash prize awaiting the winner.
Alongside Rast and Saechao, many other notables are set to return today. Bracelet winners Eli Elezra (196,100 chips, 4x WSOP Winner), Kevin Gerhart (158,300 chips, 3x WSOP Winner), Scott Bohlman (157,500 chips, 1x WSOP Winner), David Williams (153,100 chips, 1x WSOP Winner), and Andrew Kelsall (146,000 chips, 1x WSOP winner) round out the top twenty, and will each be looking to use their experience and expertise to navigate their way to more coveted WSOP gold hardware.
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, Felipe Ramos was all-in out of the small blind against Roland Israelashvili and they flipped over their cards.
turn and 
river failed to provide any help to Ramos and he was eliminated.
river on which table chip leader Nicholas Julia moved forward a wall of chips for more than 160,000. Greg Mueller had around 130,000 behind and was in the tank. He eventually called it off as Julia announced the nuts and tabled 
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for a six-high straight and a low to scoop the entire pot, leaving Scroggins on fumes.
for a flopped flush versus the 
for Donabedian, which gave him the nut flush draw.
and the river 
did not change anything, and Bohlman secured a double-up and was awarded the pot.
and Maria Ho fired out a bet of 135,000 chips and that covered her opponent Brian Rast. This sent Rast deep into the tank. He eventually opted to fold, and Ho was pushed the pot and chipped up to 490,000.
