160 players became 22 players after 10 levels of play on Day 2 of the $3,000 Limit Hold'em 6-Handed event. Keven Stammen, who has close to 3.9 million dollars in tournament earnings, will bring the heaviest bag of chips to the third day of play. He bagged up the chip lead mainly thanks to taking down a big pot with straight flush early on Day2.
Day 3 of the WPT World Championship saw the return of 68 players. In the final level of the day, the money bubble burst when 27 player remained. The day eventually concluded with 23 players, all of whom are guaranted to take home at least $31,297 each.
On Saturday, after 5 days of play, the final six players of 326 returned to the Borgata Hotel and Casino to play the World Poker Tour World Championship final table. Keven Stammen (USA) held a pretty decent chip lead when the cards were in the air, and he remained out in front nearly all the way to the title!
Not only a Main Event Champion was crowned yesterday, but also the High Roller event got a winner! Joel Nordkvist from Sweden had a huge lead with 1,2 million chips when the final table kicked off, and his closest opponent was Benny Spindler with about 840k
160 players became 22 players after 10 levels of play on Day 2 of the $3,000 Limit Hold'em 6-Handed event. Keven Stammen, who has close to 3.9 million dollars in tournament earnings, will bring the heaviest bag of chips to the third day of play. He bagged up the chip lead mainly thanks to taking down a big pot with straight flush early on Day2.
Day 3 of the WPT World Championship saw the return of 68 players. In the final level of the day, the money bubble burst when 27 player remained. The day eventually concluded with 23 players, all of whom are guaranted to take home at least $31,297 each. 
