Today is the Last Day to Play Event #68: $1,111 The Little One for One Drop, as Day 1C is Upon Us
So far two fantastic day 1s have taken place here at the Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino. Twenty hours of play have generated a total of 2,215 runners and $1,993,500 in prize money so far. With another ten levels of play on the cards today, those numbers will only go up.
Daniel Strelitz is among the many big names who have already bagged themselves a seat for Day 2. With 32 WSOP cashes to his name, Strelitz will be looking to take home his first gold bracelet and with a very healthy 60 big blinds to play with, he is certainly in good shape to do so.
The action will start at 11a.m. local time and on the schedule for today are ten 60-minute levels. Late registration will be open for the first 8 levels, until 9:15 p.m. There will be 20-minute breaks every 2 levels and a 75-minute dinner break after level 6 (around 5:40 p.m.).
Players receive a 5,000 starting stack and for a $111 donation, they receive 5,000 additional chips. The donation goes to the charity OneDrop and must be added at the time of registration. For more details on the work of OneDrop, click here.
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The PokerNews live reporting team will cover the event in full, from the moment cards are in the air until the last chip has been bagged.
on the flop, action checked to Jordan who fired in 400 and the only person to make the call was Deberry.
fell on the turn, both players checked and the river came the 
. Both players checked again, Deberry tabled 
for two pair and Jordan mucked his hand.
board. Wyraz's hand had improved from an open-ended and a flush draw to the nuts. He bet 1,200 and was raised to 2,500, at which point he went all-in over the top.
. Spate fired in 3,000, his opponent took a few moments but made the fold and Spate took down the pot.