The World Series of Poker Circuit Main Event was witnessed by the return of 27 players to Harrah’s Tunica. It was a long wait and none of the players wasted a minute in making their actions as they worked to get to the final tables.
The Day 2 event continued for less than 3 hours and before this event 18 out of 27 players were eliminated.
David Dao was the chip leader for day 2, however, he lost the title pretty early to Matt “All In At 420″ Stout and he completed the day being one of the short stacked players. Stout continued to be the chip leader for a major part of the day and he completed up firmly leading the final table.
Paula Halata was the first to complete by busting out in the 27th place before the day 2 event.
Tony Calender was the first to go bust in the 17th place on day 2.
Matt Stout strengthened his chip leading while he had pocket jacks which bid Jeremiah Vinsant and his pocket tens to the bar in 13th place at $12,510.
The 9 of the surviving chip stacks of the players who remained in the table were as follows:
Matt Stout had 1,000,500
Jeremy Byrum had 404,500
Kai Landry had 375,000
Leonard Eidson had 375,000
Mike Leah had 335,000
Glynn Hyde had 155,000
Brian McCoy had 150,200
David Dao had 150,000
Frank Wyville had 138,500
Let us wait to see if Matt Stout will make it to the final championship.
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