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Event #74: $1,500 Bounty Pot-Limit Omaha continues this afternoon at 2:00 p.m. local time with 124 players returning for Day 2. There were 1,390 entrants on Day 1, with many of the entrants using their reentry option, creating a prize pool of $1,855,650.
All remaining entrants will have one eye on the $190,219 first-place prize, as well as the WSOP gold bracelet. Those still remaining in the field looking for bracelet number two are Patrick Leonard (368,000) and Alex Livingston (615,000), Connor Drinan (208,000), and Anthony Zinno (260,000) among others. Though current chip leader and British player Tamer Kamel (1,064,000) might have something to say about that.
With still 10 levels to play today, each 60 minutes long, there will be plenty of swings and changes in the chip lead as players try and add to their bounty stacks. Each player is given a $500 bounty chip, per knockout, that they can redeem for cash. There will be a 15-minute break after every two levels with a 60-minute dinner break after level 21, six levels into the day.
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with 150,000 in the middle, the hijack of David Funkhouse was all in for his last 50,000 or so, Scott Anderson in the cutoff had moved a stack into the middle and Veiga put him at risk for his last 350,000. 
turn and 
river, Veiga spiked a running boat for the double elimination, giving him $1,000 in bounties.
and the aces of Leonard held up to send Kyte to the payout desk.
and the turn brought the 
giving Amini quads. The insignificant 
came in on the river and busted Pearson.
river. Amini then lead for 205,000 and after Harwood went into the tank for a minute or two, let his hand go to award another pot to Amini.
. Alexander Zaverukha moved all in for 390,000 and Vivian Saliba went deep in the tank. 
, giving King a full house and eliminating Drinan in 24th place.
