WPTDeepStacks Maryland

Another flight down for Day 1b of WPTDeepStacks Maryland and approximately 50 les joueurs sont sur Day 2. Leading the way is Kevin Grabel (pictured), who used a late surge to bag the clubhouse lead of 413,000.

Grabel is trailed by Scott Hall, who has 347,500 waiting for him when Day 2 opens. A total of 79 players are through to final table play down day which starts at 12:15 après-midi.

Notables who advanced from Day 1b include Sang Kim (131,000) Wade Meacham (135,000), and Phong VIP Nguyen (177,500).

Le Jour 2 seating draw and the full list of chip counts are to follow as soon as they are available. The top of the Day 2 leaderboard is below.

Kévin Grabel - 413,000
Salle Scott - 347,500
Jerry Vance - 271,000
Yoon Chen - 235,000
Sean Gomez - 226,000
Matthew Richardson - 221,000
Jeff Esterling - 200,000

Kevin Grabel (pictured) is on pace to be the Day 1b chip leader and eliminated a player to give himself 40,000 more before the end of Level 15.

Reprendre l'action sur un tableau de , Grabel checked from the big blind and faced an all-in of 35,800 en pot of 10,000.

Grabel a réfléchi et a suivi avec  which was in a tenuous position against his opponent's L’  turn improved Grabel's chances and the  la rivière a verrouillé la main.

Heading into the latter part of Day 1b, Grabel is up to 355,000. The end of day recap is next.

Phong VIP Nguyen (photo) a lu l'âme de Scott Hall et a suivi correctement pour la plupart de ses jetons vers la fin de la nuit.

Hall opened the cutoff to 4,800 and Nguyen called out of the big blind. Nguyen check-called for 4,900 sur le  flop et 14,500 sur le  tour.

Hall mustered a bet of 35,000 sur le  river. The wager was worth 60 percent of Nguyen's remaining stack and he called with  pour le roi avec un tirage couleur manqué.

Votre  of Hall was no good and Nguyen picked up the pot to go up to 125,000. Hall takes a step back to 190,000.

WPTDS Jacksonville final tablist Scott Hall (pictured) isn't done making WPTDeepStacks runs just yet. Hall picked up a pot at his new table and is zooming toward 300,000.

The button opened to 6,000 and Hall called out of the small blind. Shawn Wilcox threw chips in from the blind and the three players saw a  flop. The blinds checked and the button bet 10,000.

Seul Hall a appelé et le  went up on the turn. Hall faced another 10,000 chip bet and matched. The  est tombé sur la rivière et l'action de mise s'est arrêtée.  was good enough for Hall to take the pot et passer à 275,000.

Le seul joueur devant Hall dans le classement est son coéquipier Kevin Grabel.

40 minutes is what separates the 57 Jour restant 1b players from a place in tomorrow's Day 2. The end is near and the action is going to stay hot with more chips left to be accumulated. Kevin Grabel and Scott Hall are the two chip leaders and it will be interesting to see who emerges by the end of the night.

Quand le niveau 15 les coups 0:00, WPTDS Live Updates has a recap of the day's action ready to go along with a preview of Day 2.

Only two levels stand between the 69 joueurs restants dans la journée 1b and a bag for Day 2. Kevin Grabel remains in the lead and is closing in on Jeremy Stein's chip leading total from Day 1a. The leaderboard is the primary storyline down the stretch of today's action.

Comme le jour 1b moves forward, more players are on the rail including Matt Glantz (pictured). Other players eliminated include Mike Dentale, Ryan Jones, Jeremy Meacham, and TJ Jurkiewicz.

Kevin Grabel (sur la photo) a connu une fin de journée désagréable 1mais cela ne l'a pas empêché d'accumuler au cours de la journée 1b. Grabel est le dernier leader en jetons et court vers 300,000 suivant deux mains.

Le premier mettait en vedette Joe Reddick, aujourd'hui décédé. Grabel avait Reddick à tapis et risquait le dernier 15,000 avec  contre l'  de Reddick. Le  Le flop a donné à Reddick des outs directs, mais le reste du board a brické pour envoyer le "Chip Bully" vers les sorties.

Quelques mains plus tard, Andrew Parker relance à 4,000 dans le détournement et Grabel a appelé sur le bouton. Parker a misé 5,100 sur le  Le flop et Grabel suivent immédiatement. Le tour a amené le  et Parker a parié 7,500 plus.

Grabel élevé à 25,000 et après quelques respirations profondes, Parker l'a lancé. Avec ces deux pots, Grabel se rapproche 300,000.

Les stores sont jusqu'à 800/1,600 at WPTDS Maryland as Level 13 opens. The field is down to nine tables and should continue to decrease at a steady rate. It was around this time last night when the chip leaders made their move up the leaderboard and perhaps tonight will continue that trend.

Only two hours are left in Day 1b of WPTDeepStacks Maryland with the field departing for their last break of the night. The remaining 82 players return in a few minutes to play the last three 40-minute levels of play before bagging at the end of Level 15.

Yaser Al-Keliddar (pictured) has some work to do heading into the last three levels after losing two straight pots of value, including one versus WPTDS Jacksonville final tablist Scott Hall.

Al-Keliddar opened to 2,800 in early position and picked up calls from the button and Matt Zimmerman in the big blind. The  flop checked to Al-Keliddar and he bet 3,800. Only Zimmerman stuck around to the  se tourna et il vérifia à nouveau.

Al-Keliddar bet 9,700 and Zimmerman check-raised all-in for roughly 50,000. Al-Keliddar's cards went into the muck and Zimmerman flashed the .

Hall opened under the gun to 3,700 and Al-Keliddar three-bet to 8,000. The three-bet turned into a four-bet to 22,000 from Hall and Al-Keliddar pitched his hand in.

Al-Keliddar tumbles to 86,000 and Hall is up to 100,000in his bid for consecutive final tables.

Niveau 12 is on the clock inside Maryland Live! and 97 players stand in Day 1b. This level continues until 9:40 pm and then the field heads out on their last break of the day.

Ryan Jones (pictured) was on the uptick a few levels ago in his attempt to reach Day 2. He's still on a quality pace but has a few thousand chips left to deal with thanks to a hand against Andrew Parker.

Jones bet 2,800 sur un  flop from under the gun and Parker called in the cutoff. Jones bet 3,700 more when the  frappe et Parker suit une fois de plus.

Votre  river caused Jones to slow down with a check and Parker took the lead with 6,300. Jones called and Parker showed  for rivered two pair. Jones gave a half-hearted "that's good," and mucked.

Parker and Jones are both playing close to 50,000.

Un total de 389 entrants over two starting flights at WPTDeepStacks Maryland created a prize pool of $506,950. De celles 389, 47 make the money with a min-cash worth $2,482 jusqu'à $105,921 for first place along with the $3,000 season-ending WPTDS Championship package.

Vous trouverez ci-dessous un aperçu de la liste complète des paiements du WPTDS Maryland.

1. $105,921* JEexclut $3,000 season-ending WPTDS Championship package
2. $73,962
3. $47,670
4. $31,105
5. $24,114
6. $19,960
7. $16,717
8. $13,678
9 $10,588
10-12. $8,865
13-15. $7,498
16-18. $6,130
19-21. $5,117
22-24. $4,205
25-27. $3,647
28-36. $2,989
37-45. $2,736
46-47. $2,482

The blinds are up for the second time in post-dinner break play. From the 239 joueurs qui sont entrés dans la journée 1b, 108 remain. Play continues until the end of Level 15 before the remaining players bag their chips and join the 29 players who advanced out of Day 1a.

The WPTDS Maryland Day 1b field is almost below 100 players and chip stacks are accumulating across them. The race for the chip leader is at a fever pitch and Matthew Richardson (pictured) is the current leader with 150,000.

Richardson has a few miles to go to catch Jeremy Stein's total of 368,000 du jour 1a. The chip lead will hit take full form in the last three levels of the night and in between then, below is a look at the leaderboard.

Matthew Richardson - 150,000
Nitis Udornpim - 120,000
Alex Reine - 110,000
George Randall - 110,000
Chris Csik - 105,000
Joe Reddick - 98,000

Like his brother Ralph before him, Aaron Massey (pictured) failed to get any major traction going on Day 1b. Massey's run in neutral is now a dead engine as Elena Stover relieved him of the last of his chips.

Stover bet 2,700 sur un flop de  from middle position and Massey shoved for 14,200 on the button. Stover used 40 seconds of time and called with . Massey traînait avec  et a décroché un tirage quinte sur le  tour.

Hélas, il n'est pas tombé sur le  river and Massey departed. Stover sweeped in the fallen Massey chips to increase her stack to 65,000.

Le Jour 1b field is on their dinner break with Level 9 at an end. There is 60 minutes left to register for the WPTDS Maryland Main Event with the cage locking up at the start of Level 10 (7:45 pm). The total field size is up to 380 entrants and the prize pool is to be known soon after Level 10 commence.

WPTDS Live Updates donne un aperçu du classement à venir lorsque le jeu reprendra dans une heure.

The WPTDS Maryland Day 1b field is back from dinner for the start of Level 10. A few more players jumped in the game during dinner and the field size across the two flights equals 389. The full prize pool should be posted shortly.

In the meantime, WPTDS Live Updates has a leaderboard to post and that information comes next. During that time, let Maryland Live! Tournament Director Jason Heidenthal welcome you to Arundel Mills and WPTDS Season V.

Jour 1b continues to go well for Joe Reddick, who is closing in on six-figures after winning consecutive pots.

Under the gun opened to 1,300 and Reddick called in the cutoff. Andy Spears put chips in from the big blind and the flop came out . Spears put his last 1,025 in the middle and the opener raised to 3,300. Reddick called and the  tourné. Cette carte a fait un check-check, tout comme le  rivière.

Votre  de Reddick a été bon contre le  de l'ouvreur et du  of Spears. Spears went to the registration desk and has a fresh stack of 25,000.

The next hand, Reddick opened to 1,400 in the hijack and his neighbor three-bet to 3,200. Reddick called and check-called for 3,800 sur le  fiasco. Le  turn was wager-free and Reddick fired 8,500 sur le  river. His opponent declined to match and Reddick won another pot.

The dinner break nears and Reddick is near the top of the leaderboard with 95,000.