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09-02-2020 22:12 UTC

Player	Chips	Progress
Manuel "robocup" Ruivo	Busted
Stefan Schillhabel	Busted
Leif "mothernight" Force	Busted

Dominik Nitsche	Busted

Olivier "BigPapyBoss" Rebello	Busted
Thiago "Bada Bing!" Crema	Busted
Rui Ferreira	Busted

Sami Kelopuro	Busted
Connor Drinan	Busted

Scott Margereson	Busted
Niklas Astedt	Busted
Daniel Dvoress	Busted

Ami Barer	Busted

Arends Holds

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Level 15 : 1,600/3,200, 400 ante

"La Chevre" raised to 10,880, leaving about a big blind back. "crumbs" called on the button and Jans Arends, shoved in 80K in the big blind. La Chevre called and crumbs folded.

Arends:
La Chevre:

The board ran , clean for Arends.

Player	Chips	Progress
Jans Arends	108,000 -19,000	-19,000

Level: 15

Blinds: 1,600/3,200

Ante: 400

09-02-2020 21:53 UTC

$25M Main Event Down to Just 38 Players

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mnuwwarah

Level 14 : 1,400/2,800, 350 ante

It promised to become a new milestone for online poker and it absolutely delivered on its promise. Event #77: $5,000 No Limit Hold'em Main Event drew a total of 5,082 players to smash the $25M guarantee and create a total prize pool of $27,559,500 �� the biggest-ever in online poker history.

At the start of Day 2, 1,171 players were still in contention, vying for one of the 728 money spots first before focusing their sights on the jaw-dropping $3,904,686 first-place prize for the champion, to be awarded on Saturday, September 5. Over the course of 12 hours, the group of 1,171 got whittled down all the way to a mere 38 who each have $39,214 already guaranteed to show for their respective deep runs.

Leading the way after the long day is Bryan "smbdySUCKme" Piccioli originally from Allegany, NY but residing in Las Vegas, NV, who amassed 18,417,494 to bag the biggest stack of the night. Piccioli is no stranger to running deep in WSOP Main Events; in 2017, he finished sixth for a career-best score of $1,675,000. He'll eclipse that figure by finishing third or better in this event.

Catch up on the situation in the Main Event by clicking here

09-02-2020 21:48 UTC

Out of Chips

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Level 14 : 1,400/2,800, 350 ante

Player	Chips	Progress
Conor Beresford	Busted
Kenny Hallaert	Busted
Chris Fitzgerald	Busted
Adam Owen	Busted
Davidi Kitai	Busted

Dmitry "Altbbb" Yurasov	Busted
Dzmitry Urbanovich	Busted
Galen Hall	Busted

Felipe Ramos	Busted

George Wolff	Busted
Damian Salas	Busted

Bruno Volkmann	Busted
Thomas Muehloecker	Busted
Christopher "Mangudai" Frank	Busted
Fedor Holz	Busted

Rainer Kempe	Busted
Martijn "visacard" Gerrits	Busted
Juan Pardo	Busted
Matt "KennyPowers" Stout	Busted
Dara "OriginalDoke" O'Kearney	Busted
Ali Imsirovic	Busted
Jeff Kirsch	Busted
Jonathan "SidneyCrosby" Bussieres	Busted
Michael "MiguelFiesta" Lech	Busted

Level: 14

Blinds: 1,400/2,800

Ante: 350

09-02-2020 21:41 UTC

Prize Pool Finalized

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Level 13 : 1,200/2,400, 300 ante

A total of 2,408 entries in Event #80 created a prize pool of $1,372,560. That amount will be shared among the top 350 finishers, with a min-cash being worth $1,259.

All eyes will be on the top prize, though, which is $189,666, a gold bracelet and a WSOP Europe package. The top three spots earn six figures, while everyone at the final table will be guaranteed at least $14K.

For a full breakdown of the payouts, click the corresponding tab above.

09-02-2020 21:38 UTC

Brutal Beat Sinks Hellmuth

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Level 13 : 1,200/2,400, 300 ante

Phil Hellmuth opened to 4,800 under the gun and got called in two spots. On the flop, he bet 5,742 and "Happydris" called. Hellmuth barreled again for 14,442 on the turn and Happydris shoved.

Hellmuth called off his last 38K, having flopped the nuts with , and he was well ahead of . The river gave Happydris a full house though, bringing a brutal end to Hellmuth's tournament.

Player	Chips	Progress
Phil Hellmuth	Busted

09-02-2020 21:28 UTC

Unlikely Dub for Negreanu

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Level 13 : 1,200/2,400, 300 ante

Action folded to the small blind, where Daniel Negreanu shoved for about 30,000. That was met with a snap-call by the big blind, who held . Negreanu was totally crushed with but that changed in a hurry when two more fours appeared on the flop. Negreanu found a double with trips right before the reentry period closed.