Day 2 Action Gets Underway at 2 p.m.
Day 2 of Event #70: $5,000 No-Limit Hold'em 6-Handed will see 212 players return to battle at 2 PM with all eyes on a place in the money spots. Yesterday saw 750 entrants take a seat in the Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino poker tables, and with late registration open until the start of play today, that number is set to rise.
Barry Hutter leads the way at the top of the chip counts after he turned a 30,000 starting stack into 400,000, and the 2015 Event #14 $1,500 No Limit Hold'em Shootout champion is followed in the counts by Eder Murata (319,300), Faisal Shihabi (291,600), Darren Elias (257,500), Joseph Couden (256,700) and the UK's Tamer Kamel (236,500).
WSOP bracelet winners Brian Yoon (203,400), Cord Garcia (196,500), Jeremy Wien (166,100), Julien Martini (156,100), Greg Merson, (120,900), Nick Shulman (120,000), Scott Bohlman (119,500), Ryan Laplante (107,000), Dietrich Fast (97,000), Niall Farrell (92,000), Ankush Mandavia (90,600), Joe Cada (88,900), Kyle Julius (75,300), Justin Liberto (72,900), Taylor Paur (65,000), Brock Parker (53,500), Cliff Josephy (42,400), Denis Timofeev (40,800), and Upeshka De Silva (27,100) will also be in action.
The blinds in level 11 will begin at 1,000-2,000-2,000 big blind ante with another ten 60-minute levels scheduled to be played. Breaks of 15-minutes will come after every two levels, with a 60-minute dinner break at the end of level 26 (approx. 8:30 pm).
Full prize pool and payout information will be posted once late registration is closed.
Join us back here at PokerNews for continued coverage from Event #70: $5,000 No-Limit Hold'em 6-Handed with the all-important money bubble looming.
and he had his last 105,000 in the middle. Couden was flipping with 
but he managed to catch an amazing flop. 
and it was going to be tough for MacDonnell to win the hand. The dealer completed the board with the 
turn and 
river and MacDonnell was eliminated from the tournament. 
flop being dealt and Loeser checked his option. Initial raiser Freeman went for the continuation bet of 6,000 and Nick Schulman raised to 22,000. Dan Zack put his last chips in the middle which was 43,500 and both Loeser and Freeman folded. Schulman called and they opened up. 
turn and 
river and Zack was sent to the rail by Schulman.
flop wasn't good for Fast and the 
turn and 
river didn't do anything for him.
before he departed from Event #70.
