$1,700 Main Event (Single Re-Entry)
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Level 21: 6,000/12,000 with a 2,000 Ante
Players remaining: 49 of 735

50th: Jose Parra – $3,608
51st: Brandon Caputo – $3,608
52nd: Spencer Champlin – $3,608
53rd: Carey Pickus – $3,608
54th: Michael Newman – $3,608
55th: Gil Morgenstern – $3,285
56th: Deric Williams – $3,285
57th: Jose Delacruz – $3,285
58th: Harvey Glassman – $3,285
59th: Nagui Yassa – $3,285
60th: Timothy Myers – $3,285
61st: Lawrence Klur – $3,285
62nd: Thomas Gity – $3,285
63rd: Nancy Birnbaum – $3,285
64th: David Brainard – $3,018
65th: Nataliya Iakovleva – $3,018
66th: Howard Mash – $3,018
67th: Matthew Lambrecht – $3,018
68th: Wilmer Chavira – $3,018

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Level 20: 5,000/10,000 with a 1,000 Ante
Players remaining: 59 of 735

There was three-way action with Nagui Yassa all-in. Gautam Lillany claimed while Yassa had and the third player in the hand had . The board was complete and laid . Lillany’s top pair was best and he eliminated Yassa while scooping the pot from the third player in the hand.

It was a small win, but helped trim the field and grew Lillany’s stack to 1,200,000. With that, Lillany is the Main Event chip leader.

Gautam Lillany – 1,200,000 (120 bb)

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Level 19: 4,000/8,000 with a 1,000 Ante
Players remaining: 68 of 735

69th: Wally Maddah – $3,018
70th: Dominic Pacelli – $3,018
71st: Jerry Wong – $3,018
72nd: Herbert Woodbery – $3,018
73rd: Mitchell Shuman – $2,773
74th: Aaron Lasater – $2,773
75th: Jonathan Hilton – $2,773
76th: Sergei Nikiforov – $2,773
77th: Glenn Cruze – $2,773
78th: Jorge Aristizabal – $2,773
79th: Erik Christensen – $2,773
80th: Scott Johnston – $2,773
81st: Joshua Hillock – $2,773

$1,700 Main Event (Single Re-Entry)
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Level 19: 4,000/8,000 with a 1,000 Ante
Players remaining: 81 of 735

On the eighth hand of hand-for-hand (including four double-ups), Corey Bierria did the deed eliminating an unknown player on the bubble.

On the fateful showdown, Bierra was in the cutoff while the unknown player was on the button. The flop laid and the all-in player had 120,000 in the middle. Bierra had the best of it with versus and the turn and river didn’t change a thing.

Bierria’s full house was best and he burst the bubble sending the final 81 players into the money.

Corey Bierria – 705,000 (88 bb)

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Level 19: 3,000/6,000 with a 1,000 Ante
Players remaining: 87 of 735

The World Series of Poker added some play to their ring event structures in the off-season and it’s resulted in some deep stacks as the event nears the money. Even so, a number of notables have hit the rail and almost three levels into the day, we’re less than a table away from the money.

Jackie Scott – Eliminated
Jake Schwartz – Eliminated
John Dolan – Eliminated
Peter Walsworth – Eliminated

$1,700 Main Event (Single Re-Entry)
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Level 19: 3,000/6,000 with a 1,000 Ante
Players remaining: 98 of 735

Players are back in their seats following the first break and the clock shows 98 still in the game. Just the top 81 finish in the money and we’re two tables away from that figure.

Stay tuned for bubble play!

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Level 17: 2,500/5,000 with a 500 Ante
Players remaining: 108 of 735

Jose Delcid has put on a hurt on Day 2. He began with 285,500 chips — good for a top-10 stack — and just went up, up, up since then. He recently busted Florida pro John Dolan picking up kings versus Dolan’s ace-queen. The pair held, Dolan hit the rail and Delcide took a huge chip lead with over 1,000,000 chips.

Jose Delcid – 1,100,000 (220 bb)

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Level 17: 2,500/5,000 with a 500 Ante
Players remaining: 117 of 735

Starting the day with 115,500 chips, Sheddy Siddiqui is making moves for a bigger stack. Hovering around starting, he mixed it up in pot getting his last 78,000 in on the river on a board. After some time in the tank, his opponent folded and Siddiqui took the pot.

With that, his stack grew closer to average with about 150,000.

Sheddy Siddiqui – 150,000 (30 bb)

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Level 16: 2,000/4,000 with a 500 Ante
Players remaining: 126 of 735

Up for grabs in the WSOP Circuit Main Event is a gold ring, but one player in the field that’s already scored WSOP hardware is Jackie Scott. The South Florida resident made Day 2 via yesterday’s Day 1B. She arrived for this morning’s play and joked saying she had to bring out the hardware today because some players were giving her a hard time.

Scott, who won her gold bracelet in the WSOP Ladies Event, is an accomplished player who complements her trophy with nearly $270,000 in reported earnings. She’s making some moves on Day 2 and is currently seated at Table 7, gold bracelet on her left wrist.

$1,700 Main Event (Single Re-Entry)
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Level 16: 2,000/4,000 with a 500 Ante
Players remaining: 153 of 735

Freshly removed from a gold ring win in the Coconut Creek High Roller, Jerry Wong is jockeying for position again, this time on Day 2 of the Main Event.

After beginning the day with 120,000, Wong is flirting with the 300,000 mark following a recent double-up. He picked up and held against on a runout. Wong’s last 113,500 got in the middle at the end, and when the dust settled he raked a pot worth 295,000.

Jerry Wong – 295,000 (73 bb)