Event #10: $1,700 MAIN EVENT

Can Will Berry Win Another Title at the Hard Rock Tulsa? 

With the money just 40 spots away in the Hard Rock Tulsa Main Event players will battle it out to make it there on Day 2. On top of the field after a strong performance on Day 1B is Adam Mirliss who bagged up an impressive 527,000 chips. This was more than the 406,500 that James Burns bagged on Day 1A by a wide margin, who fell to third place behind Kelly Rising who also bagged a big stack on Day 1B. 

Mirliss has some tough competition to make it through though, with the likes of Maurice Hawkins, Brett Apter, Chris Conrad, Eric Rivkin, Kevin Eyster, and Ray Henson all returning to see if they can steal the show. Also coming back for a title defense is Will Berry who won this even during the 2016/2017 WSOPC. Back then, Berry outlasted a field of 574, which was not much larger than this field, to take down his first WSOPC ring as well as a first place prize of $180,806. 

While the event is a bit smaller this in terms of the sheer number of players from when Berry won, there's much more to play for. This event came with a $1,000,000 guaranteed prizepool and while the players missed out on that number, Hard Rock Tulsa is filling in the blanks of the overlay. That means that the eventual winner of this event will walk away with $215,000 and appearance at the final table will earn $19,950. Anyone who cashes in this event will take home at least $3,840. 

That action is sure to be quick and exciting as players will play either 10, 1-hour levels or down to a final table here on Day 2. WSOP.com will have all the updates on the action, so make sure you don't miss a thing.