Day 2 of Event #66: $10,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better Championship Begins at 2 p.m.
Welcome back for Day 2 of Event #66: $10,000 Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better Championship that will get underway at 2 p.m. local time inside the Amazon Room of the Rio All-Suit Hotel and Casino. There will be at least 104 players returning to their seats of the 194 that entered the event on Day 1.
Leading the way is Brian Hastings who amassed a healthy stack of 477,000 chips in the opening 10 levels. Hastings already has four WSOP bracelets to his name but he will be looking to claim the top prize in the same event he finished in second place just two years ago. Hastings lost a heads-up battle with Nick Schulman who founds himself on the opposite end of the leaderboard after finishing Day 1 with just 29,500 chips.
Some other notables to keep an eye on heading to Day 2 include Tommy Chen (377,500), Chip Jett (308,500), Felipe Ramos (288,500), and Esther Taylor (240,000). The championship field is littered with former WSOP bracelet winners who will be looking to add to their collection. Anatolii Zyrin, Anthony Zinno, Yuval Bronshtein, and Josh Arieh have already claimed at least one title in 2021 and will be looking to put themselves in position once again as the tournament progresses.
The cards are scheduled to go in the air at 2 p.m. PST with another 10 levels of 60 minutes to be played on Day 2. Late registration will remain open until the start of play where each new entry will be granted a starting stack of 60,000 chips. The blinds will resume on level 11 at 1,000/2,500 with a big blind ante of 2,500. There will be a 60-minute dinner break after level 16 which will occur at approximately 8:30 p.m.
The PokerNews live reporting team will be back on the tournament floor to bring you all of the live updates throughout the day.
and both players checked to the 
on the turn.
paired the board on the river. Sternberg pushed out a stack of chips, putting Shack-Harris to the test for his last 43,000. 
and that was enough to send Shack-Harris to the rail.
and the action checked around to the 
on the turn. Benny Glaser led out with a bet of 16,000 from the big blind and was called by Phil Hellmuth in middle position.
and Glaser checked this time. Hellmuth paused for a moment before splashing in a bet of 26,000. Glaser called and Hellmuth turned over 
for a nine-high flush to win the pot.
flop and then another 28,000 on the 
turn.
and Allen dropped in a stack of chips, enough to put Laplante to the test for his remaining 56,000 chips. Laplante thought for a couple of minutes before finally making the call. Allen showed 
for a full house with no low available. Laplante quickly flashed pocket queens as his high hand before his cards hit the muck.
with Leif Force who was all-in and at-risk versus Damjan Radanov and Richard Sklar. 
for the nut low held by Force took down the low, and each bested the 
held by Radanov.
hit the river. Chang counted out a bet of 140,000 and Werman sighed before he stuck in the chips to call. Chang flipped over 
held by Coultas.
made it official. With aces full of tens, Sternberg was awarded the pot, which eliminated Coultas on the direct money bubble.
with Nick Schulman who was all-in and at-risk versus Anatolii Zyrin. 
and Riesenberg was in the lead. 
held by Owen,
