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2015 WSOP: 654 Players Through To Day 3 From Day 2-AB

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Posted on 09 July 2015 by "T".

The 470 survivors from Day 1A and 1,154 from Day 1B returned yesterday for Day 2-AB in separate rooms at Rio. Wednesday's participants played five two-hour levels with a few 20-minute breaks for dinner etc. After a 12-hour poker marathon, tournament staff called it a day and 654 survivors bagged up their stacks.

Amongst the survivors were 94-year-old (the Main Event's oldest entrant) World War II veteran William Wacher, two-time 2015 WSOP bracelet winner Brian Hastings, 2014 PokerStars World Championship of Online Poker main event winner Fedor Holtz, 2010 WSOP Main Event winner Jonathan Duhamel and 2014 WSOP Player of the Year George Danzer.

Many WSOP bracelet winners were eliminated on Day 2A, including Hasan Habib, Barry Shulman, Gary Benson, Diego Cordovez, Abe Mosseri, Jeffrey Lisandro, Jeremy Ausmus, Mark Radoja, Jesper Hougaard, Ted Lawson, Tony Ma, Donnocha O'Dea, Gavin Smith, Dutch Boyd, Todd Brunson, David Singer, David Pham, Dominik Nitsche, Phil Galfond, and Brian Rast.

Among the most notable names (non-WSOP winners) who went out on Day 2-A were -- Natasha Barbour, Isaac Haxton, Maria Mayrinck, David Levy, John Strzemp, Gabriel Nassif, Andy Black, Andy Philachack, Antoine Saout, Jorryt van Hoof, Erick Lindgren, Annette Obrestad, Mark Gregorich, and Jesse Sylvia.


Day 2B will be played today, starting at noon PST. The 2,747 survivors from Day 1C will return and battle for a ticket to Day 3.

source: pokernews and WSOP


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6 comments on "2015 WSOP: 654 Players Through To Day 3 From Day 2-AB"


 klash2309/07/2015 13:33:31 GMT
I have just checked the chip counts from day 2ab and there are three Americans at the top with a Brit in 4th place,also Jake Cody in 14th place with a decent stack.
Not sure what the average is but CL has over 600k which is good as everyone below 20th place has under 300k.
 pochui10/07/2015 07:28:25 GMT
one thing that clearly springs to my mind reading the heading that 654 players are through to day 3, is that everyone of them had a roughly 1:654 chance to lift the wsop main event title and a few sacks of dollaros. marks my words- one day pochui will not lift this title.
 doubletop77710/07/2015 08:48:14 GMT
There are still many big names left in and its nice to see Jonathan Duhamel still in but, undoubtedly, the biggest story is that of 94 year old William Wacher still in the tournament
 bowie198410/07/2015 11:32:35 GMT
Day two is always exciting though but the speciality of this article is obviously the 94-year old WWII veteran guy who made it through among those six hundred. I wish I could get the same results 63 years from now when I'll play in the Main Event. Wink-wink.
 klash2311/07/2015 13:37:56 GMT
Looking down the list of players still in there appears to be not too many familiar names doing well but I see Fatima De Melo doing OK and Justin Bonomo is one to watch.
Players like Negreanu,Esfandiari,Joe Hachem are in a solid position but I see Hellmuth is quite low in the field.
 bowie198413/07/2015 12:00:47 GMT
Posted by klash23:
Looking down the list of players still in there appears to be not too many familiar names doing well but I see Fatima De Melo doing OK and Justin Bonomo is one to watch.
Players like Negreanu,Esfandiari,Joe Hachem are in a solid position but I see Hellmuth is quite low in the field.

Probably his bracletes are putting too many weight on his hands. Big Smile

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