Monday, June 27, 2016 5:46 AM Local Time
Who Will Be The Stud Hi/Lo Champion?
Justin Bonomo, Third, Second... Now First?
After two days of playing, a star-studded field of 136 players has been whittled down to an elite field of twelve. Sixteen WSOP bracelets have already been divided among them, just two out of twelve are in search of their first taste of gold.
Chipleader Justin Bonomo (one bracelet) already noted a second and third place this series, and has his eyes set on finally taking the top spot. Bonomo leads the field with 1,287,000, edging out George Danzer (1,049,000 - three bracelets), Todd Brunson (743,000 - one bracelet), and Scott Clements (701,000 - two bracelets).
Day 3 begins Monday at 2 p.m., and twelve remaining players are scheduled to play until a champion is crowned. The eventual winner will collect the bracelet and the top prize of $338,646.
Limits will be 15,000/30,000 to begin play, and the average stack is about 19 big bets. Levels will be sixty minutes, with a sixty-minute dinner break scheduled after the sixth level of the day.
Check WSOP.com throughout the day for updates. The final table will be streamed live on WSOP.com.