Event #11A/B - Main Event $1,675 No-Limit Hold'em ($1 million Guarantee) Single Re-Entry

After two full days of No Limit Hold’em, Matt Berkey (pictured) leads the World Series of Poker Planet Hollywood Circuit Main Event as the field heads to Day 2.

Day 1A and 1B both played 12, 40 minute levels on Friday and Saturday and it brought out one of the most star-studded fields in Circuit history.

While Berkey is leading the pack with 237,300 in chips, there are plenty of top flight pros joining him at the top of the chip counts. Day 1A chip leader Joseph Cheong, Bracelet winner Ryan Welch, Dan O’Brien and Justin Young are healthy in chips with 220,300, 1980,000, 173,800 and 173,500 in chips, respectively. This puts them second, third, sixth and seventh in the chips.

Other notables who made through their respective flights include WSOP Main Event Winners Carlos Mortensen and Ryan Riess, as well as Bracelet winners Kathy Liebert, Ted Lawson, Leo Wolpert, Robert Mizrachi, Dan Heimiller, Eric Baldwin, Scott Davies and Robert Cheung.

Zo Karim, Jimmy Fricke, 2012 November Niner Jake Balsiger, Tim West, Joe Kuether, John Holley, Zal Irani, Eddy Sabat and Alex Outhred round out other top flight pros who will be coming back for Day 2.

Not everybody had lucky luck on their side, as there were plenty of top pros who hit the rail before the final hand was dealt on their Day 1. 2014 November Niner Dan Sindelar, Matt Salsberg, 2011 November Niner Phil Collins, three-time bracelet winner Dutch Boyd, Chris DeMaci, Kevin Boudreau and Ralph Massey were just a few of the top flight pros who failed to bag chips for Day 2.
After completion of the two starting flights, there were a combined 1,031 entrants who ponied up $1,675 to get their piece of the $1 million guaranteed prizepool, which was met and surpassed before the start of Day 1B. At the completion of Day 1B, there is a prizepool of $1,546,500.
Players are allowed to fire two bullets at this event.

The complete field size and prizepool information will be released after the start of Day 2 since late registration is open until the start of level 13 for players who have not entered more than once.
Day 2 will get cards in the air on Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m. with 10 minute breaks after every two hours of play.

The blinds will start off at 800/1,600 with a 200 ante and the first three levels of the day will be 40 minutes in length. After that, the levels will be increased to 60 minutes for the rest of the day. Play is scheduled through the end of level 26, which should have play ending at approximately 3:40 a.m.

WSOP.com will have continued coverage of all the day’s action as the tournament moves through the money bubble and towards a final table.

Here are a look at the top 10 chip counts:

1. Matt Berkey – 237,300
2. Joseph Cheong – 220,300
3. Ryan Welch – 189,000
4. Augie Lewis – 192,500
5. Kenja Wiseman – 182,000
6. Dan O’Brien – 173,800
7. Justin Young – 173,500
8. Nicholas Blumenthal – 155,100
9. Joshua Suyat – 150,500
10. Troy Sprungl – 144,300

A full complete list of chip counts can be found in our reports tab.

The tournament clock has been stopped with 10 minutes to go. Each table will play five more hands, and then players will bag up for the night.

Kathy Liebert calls an opponent's all in preflop and turns over   . She's in good shape against   . The board runs out      , and Liebert wins the pot with her jacks, sending her opponent to the rail.

Kathy Kiebert - 96,000

This is the final level of the night. In about 40 minutes, any player who still has chips will bag up for the night and return for Day 2 tomorrow at 2 p.m.

Action folds around to the small blind, and he raises to 2,300. David Levi calls from the big blind. The flop is    , and both players check. The turn is the  , and the small blind checks again. Levi bets 3,500, and his opponent calls. The river is the  , and both players check. The small blind shows    for a pair of nines, but Levi turns over    for a winning pair of kings.

David Levi - 44,000

Zo Karim raises to 2,300 from middle position, and Everett Carlton calls from the big blind. The flop comes    , and Carlton checks. Karim continues for 2,000, and Carlton calls. The   falls on the turn, and Carlton checks again. Karim bets again, this time for 3,500. Carlton quickly folds, and Karim takes the pot.

Zo Karim - 52,000
Everett Carlton - 58,000

Chris Lindh raises to 1,700. Sean Sandona calls from the button, and both blinds call as well. The flop is    , and all four players check. The turn is the  , and the blinds check again. Lindh bets 3,900, and Sandona calls. The other players fold, and Lindh and Sandona see the river heads up. It's the  , and Lindh checks. Sandona thinks for a minute before slowly checking behind.

Lindh shows   , and Sandona turns over   . He wins with his two pair, kings and sevens.

Sean Sandona - 36,000
Chris Lindh - 89,000

Dutch Boyd, Dan Sindelar, Ralph Massey, Eddy Sabat, Phil Collins and Chris Tryba have all been recently eliminated from the event as the field inches towards their last break of the day.