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2022 53rd Annual World Series of Poker The Official WSOP Live Updates

Tuesday, June 07, 2022 to Thursday, June 09, 2022

Event #14: $1,500 6-Handed No-Limit Hold’em

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  • Buy-in: $1,500
  • Prizepool: $3,193,320
  • Entries: 2,392
  • Remaining: 0

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Thursday, June 9, 2022 12:41 AM Local Time
Daniel Wellborn Bags Top Stack at the End of Day 2 in Event #14: $1,500 6-Handed No-Limit Hold’em

Daniel Wellborn

Day 2 of Event #14: $1,500 6-Handed No-Limit Hold'em at the 2022 World Series of Poker started with 159 entries, but only 16 players remained after the conclusion of the 25th level. Daniel Wellborn from Fairfax, Virginia, bagged the chip lead with an impressive 8,805,000 stack, worth 147 big blinds.

Wellborn's previous top cash was in the Maryland State Poker Championship for $40,413. Now he has the chance to win $456,889 of the $3,193,320 prize pool, created by the 2,393 entrants, and of course the WSOP gold bracelet.

Event #14: $1,500 6-Handed No-Limit Hold'em Top 10 Chip Counts

PlacePlayerCountryChipsBig Blinds
1Daniel WellbornUnited States8,805,000147
2Leonard AugustUnited States5,800,00097
3Joe CadaUnited States5,645,00094
4Maximiliano GallardoArgentina5,615,00094
5Thomas SchultzUnited States5,550,00093
6Leo SomaFrance4,790,00080
7Ivan ZhechevBulgaria4,650,00078
8Derek SudellUnited States3,700,00062
9Ryan JonesUnited States3,400,00057
10Tuanyi MuChina3,055,00051

Not too far behind Wellborn in chips, rounding out the top five stacks are Leonard August (5,800,000), 2009 WSOP Main Event champion Joe Cada (5,645,000), Maximiliano Gallardo (5,615,000) and Thomas Schultz ( 5,550,000). two-time bracelet winner Anson Tsang is still in the running too although he is the second-shortest stack with 520,000 chips.

Some other notable players that busted out earlier today were Jeremy Ausmus in 24th place ($17,481), Yaser Al-Keliddar in 30th place ($14,094), James Calderaro in 32nd place ($14,094), Taylor Paur in 43rd place ($9,498), and start-of-the-day big stack Shankar Pillai in 64th ($5,763).

Day 3 could be anyone's game as the final three tables play out. The players return to Level 28 where the blinds are 50,000/100,000 with a 100,000 big blind ante. Join us at 12:00 p.m. local time on June 9th at Bally's and Paris Las Vegas or tune in to PokerNews Live Reporting to follow all of the action..

Thursday, June 9, 2022 12:19 AM Local Time
Seat Draw for Day 3
CasinoTableSeatPlayerCountryChipsBig Blinds
Bally's11Derek SudellUnited States3,700,00062
Bally's12Maximiliano GallardoArgentina5,615,00094
Bally's13Ronit ChamaniSouth Africa2,350,00039
Bally's14Anson TsangHong Kong520,0009
Bally's15Daniel WellbornUnited States8,805,000147
       
Bally's21Corey DoddUnited States1,500,00025
Bally's22Leonard AugustUnited States5,800,00097
Bally's23Ryan JonesUnited States3,400,00057
Bally's24Leo SomaUnited States4,790,00080
Bally's26Tianyi MuUnited States3,055,00051
       
Bally's31Joe CadaUnited States5,645,00094
Bally's32Javier GarcirreynaldosSpain2,500,00042
Bally's33Ivan ZhechevBulgaria4,650,00078
Bally's34Thomas SchultzUnited States5,550,00093
Bally's35Shawn DanielsUnited States238,0004
Bally's36Mustapha KanitItaly1,950,00033
Thursday, June 9, 2022 12:08 AM Local Time
Final Chip Counts
Daniel Wellborn8,805,000-45,000
Leonard August5,800,000-1,275,000
Joe Cada5,645,000-2,155,000
Maximiliano Gallardo5,615,0001,915,000
Thomas Schultz5,550,0003,675,000
Leo Soma4,790,000860,000
Ivan Zhechev4,650,000-1,100,000
Derek Sudell3,700,0002,400,000
Ryan Jones (NC)3,400,0000
Tianyi Mu3,055,0001,096,000
Javier Garcirreynaldos2,500,000-300,000
Ronit Chamani2,350,000800,000
Mustapha Kanit1,950,000-1,000,000
Corey Dodd1,500,000475,000
Anson Tsang520,000-2,230,000
Shawn Daniels238,000-1,062,000
Samy Dubonnet00
Michael Zulker00
Thursday, June 9, 2022 12:07 AM Local Time
Michael Zulker Eliminated in 17th Place ($27,858)

Michael Zulker

Ryan Jones was under the gun and raised to 180,000. All players folded around to the big blind, Michael Zulker, who pushed all in for around 800,000 and Jones called.

Michael Zulker:   
Ryan Jones:   

The board came down      , and luckily for Jones who couldn't miss all night, he hit a pair of jacks to send Zulker to the rails.

Ryan Jones (NC)3,400,000200,000
Michael Zulker0-1,125,000
Wednesday, June 8, 2022 11:21 PM Local Time
Samy Dubonnet Eliminated in 18th Place ($21,939)

Action was picked up as Ryan Jones made the call of Samy Debonnet's all-in shove.

Samy Debonnet:   
Ryan Jones:   

Debonnet needed some help but his hand was still live. The     flop left him with backdoor flush and straight draws. The   turn took those draws off the table, and left Debonnet drawing dead. The board finished with the   on the river.

Debonnet was eliminated in 18th place, and will take home a cash of $21,939.

Ryan Jones (NC)3,200,000-100,000
Samy Dubonnet0-740,000
Playtika - Jason Alexander
Wednesday, June 8, 2022 11:00 PM Local Time
Cada's River Shove Takes Down Monster Pot

Joe Cada

Shawn Daniels opened from the button for 170,000. Joe Cada raised to 655,000. Daniels. called.

On the     flop, Cada continued for 550,000. Daniels again called.

The   turn elicited a barrel of 945,000 from Cada, who again received a call from Daniels.

On the   river, Cada moved all in. Daniels took his time with his decision. Muttering mostly to himself, he at one point received a suggestion from Cada.

"You could fold."

"Not very likely but I could I guess," responded Daniels indifferently.

A few moments later, "This is a really stupid spot. I shouldn't even be in it," pondered Daniels, "Should've folded this hand."

After some time and clearly some regret, Daniels made the laydown.

Joe Cada7,800,0005,150,000
Shawn Daniels1,300,000-3,400,000
Wednesday, June 8, 2022 10:48 PM Local Time
Level 27 started
Level: 27
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 80,000
Wednesday, June 8, 2022 10:40 PM Local Time
Final Three Tables
TableSeatNameCountryChip CountBig Blinds
6121Derek SudellUnited States1,300,00016
6122Maximiliano GallardoArgentina3,700,00046
6123Ronit ChamaniIsrael1,550,00019
6124Anson TsangHong Kong2,750,00034
6125Daniel WellbornUnited States8,850,000111
6126Leonard AugustUnited States7,075,00088
      
6201Corey DoddUnited States1,025,00013
6202Michael ZulkerUnited States1,125,00014
6203Ryan Jones (NC)United States3,300,00041
6204Leo SomaFrance3,930,00049
6205Samy DubonnetFrance740,0009
6206Tianyi MuUnited States1,959,00024
      
6281Joe CadaUnited States2,650,00033
6282Javier GarcirreynaldosSpain2,800,00035
6283Ivan ZhechevBulgaria5,750,00072
6284Thomas SchultzUnited States1,875,00023
6285Shawn DanielsUnited States4,700,00059
6286Mustapha KanitItaly2,950,00037
Daniel Wellborn8,850,0007,050,000
Leonard August7,075,000-785,000
Ivan Zhechev5,750,000710,000
Shawn Daniels4,700,0001,475,000
Leo Soma3,930,000-3,575,000
Maximiliano Gallardo3,700,000-1,155,000
Ryan Jones (NC)3,300,000-240,000
Mustapha Kanit2,950,0001,845,000
Javier Garcirreynaldos2,800,0001,795,000
Anson Tsang2,750,0001,300,000
Joe Cada2,650,0001,450,000
Tianyi Mu1,959,0001,484,000
Thomas Schultz1,875,000-325,000
Ronit Chamani1,550,000-75,000
Derek Sudell1,300,000-375,000
Michael Zulker1,125,000-3,627,000
Corey Dodd1,025,000250,000
Samy Dubonnet740,000-1,110,000
Wednesday, June 8, 2022 10:30 PM Local Time
Zhechev Scoops Pot

The heads-up action was picked up on the turn with 325,000 already in the middle. The board so far read     . Action on the turn was checked by both players.

On the   turn, Shawn Daniels led out for 420,000 from the cutoff. Ivan Zhechev took some time, but eventually found the call.

"You're good. Queen high," Daniels told Zhechev after getting called, as he tossed his hand in the muck. With Daniels' hand already in the muck, Zhechev scooped the pot without showing his hand.

Ivan Zhechev5,040,0002,030,000
Shawn Daniels3,225,000-1,325,000
Wednesday, June 8, 2022 10:19 PM Local Time
Jones Takes Down Pot with All-In Three Bet

Samy Dubonnet opened to 120,000 from the cutoff. The button and small blind got out of the way before Ryan Jones made the call from the big blind.

Dubonnet fired for another 200,000 on the     flop. Jones called.

The   turn was checked through before Jones fired 150,000 on the   river. Dubonnet raised him to 450,000. Jones, with the bigger stack of the two, moved all in. After some consideration, Dubonnet found the fold, mucked his hand, and gave the pot to Jones without a showdown.

Ryan Jones (NC)3,540,000840,000
Samy Dubonnet1,850,000950,000
Playtika - Jason Alexander
Wednesday, June 8, 2022 9:48 PM Local Time
Level 26 started
Level: 26
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 60,000
Wednesday, June 8, 2022 9:33 PM Local Time
Last Break of the Night

The remaining 23 players have just been sent on their last break of the night. Play will resume for two more 1-hour levels before the tournament ends for the day.

Wednesday, June 8, 2022 9:18 PM Local Time
Assorted Chip Counts
Leo Soma7,505,0001,855,000
Leonard August5,175,000435,000
James Leonard5,000,0005,000,000
Michael Zulker4,752,000602,000
Shawn Daniels4,550,0002,175,000
Ivan Zhechev3,010,0001,585,000
Ryan Jones (NC)2,700,000-625,000
Thomas Schultz2,200,000160,000
Jeremy Ausmus2,100,0000
Daniel Wellborn1,800,000500,000
Derek Sudell1,675,000425,000
Joe Cada1,200,000-1,475,000
Harry Lodge1,075,000-140,000
Javier Garcirreynaldos1,005,000305,000
Samy Dubonnet900,00040,000
Eyyal Altar835,000835,000
Corey Dodd775,000-1,875,000
Wednesday, June 8, 2022 9:18 PM Local Time
Recent Eliminations
James Leonard0-1,050,000
Yaser Al-Keliddar0-1,690,000
Walter Fisher0-605,000
Joao Manana0-650,000
Danny Nguyen0-600,000
Wednesday, June 8, 2022 9:11 PM Local Time
Ausmus Doubles up Tsang

Anson Tsang

Jeremy Ausmus and Anson Tsang were heads-up preflop in the blinds. Tsang made a bet for 755,000 which was most of his stack and Ausmus shoved over the top. Tsang tossed in his remaining 5,000 chip to call.

Jeremy Ausmus:   
Anson Tsang:   

Ausmus was slightly ahead until the flop came down    , giving Tsang a flush. Ausmus was drawing dead as the turn came a   and the river was the  .

Jeremy Ausmus2,100,000-1,300,000
Anson Tsang1,450,000-10,000
Playtika - Jason Alexander
Wednesday, June 8, 2022 8:38 PM Local Time
Level 25 started
Level: 25
Blinds: 25,000/50,000
Ante: 50,000
Wednesday, June 8, 2022 8:35 PM Local Time
Zulker Calls Mu's Bluff

The heads-up action was picked up with 300,000 already in the middle and a flop of     having already been dealt.

Michael Zulker, the small blind, led for 175,000. Tianyi Mu made the call from the big blind.

Zulker fired again on the   turn, this time for 400,000. Mu again made the call.

On the   river, Zulker opted to check. Mu put in 650,000. When Zulker made the call, Mu tapped the table as though to say "Nice Hand," seeming to know he was beat. Zulker turned over   , giving him a pair of kings. Mu mucked his hand, and Zulker scooped the big pot.

Michael Zulker4,150,0001,075,000
Tianyi Mu475,000-1,325,000
Wednesday, June 8, 2022 8:15 PM Local Time
Tsang Takes Calderaro Out

James Calderaro

James Calderaro was heads-up preflop with two-time bracelet winner, Anson Tang. There was 160,000 in the pot and the flop came down    .

Calderaro pushed all in for around 500,000 and Tsang thought for a minute before calling.

James Calderaro:   
Anson Tang:   

A   came on the turn and a   on the river, with Tang's pocket eights holding to knock the former WSOP bracelet winner out of the tournament.

Anson Tsang1,460,000740,000
James Calderaro0-525,000
Wednesday, June 8, 2022 8:11 PM Local Time
Schultz Flops a Set to Bust Kings, Double Up

Ryan Jones raised to 80,000 from under the gun. Thomas Schultz raised him to 135,000. "You got about a million?" Jones asked to Schultz.

"Eight... Maybe nine... About 950," Schultz replied as he did a quick count of his chips.

Jones, with Schultz well covered, moved all in. Schultz called.

Thomas Schultz:   
Ryan Jones:   

Schultz, needing help, got it on the     flop, giving him a set. The board finished out    to give Schultz the full house, good enough to bust Jones' kings and double up.

Ryan Jones (NC)3,325,000-350,000
Thomas Schultz2,040,000915,000
Wednesday, June 8, 2022 7:54 PM Local Time
Sudell's Boat Fills Up on River to Double Up Through Ausmus

The heads-up action was picked up with a     flop. Derek Sudell, the big blind, moved all in with 490,000 behind, the effective stack. Jeremy Ausmus, from under the gun, made the call quickly.

Derek Sudell:   
Jeremy Ausmus:   

Ausmus had hit on his ace, but Sudell had flopped two pair. No hearts on the flop left Ausmus drawing thin.

The   turn gave Sudell a full house, but Ausmus still had outs. None came, though, on the   river, which locked up the pot and the double up for Sudell.

Jeremy Ausmus3,400,000-640,000
Derek Sudell1,250,000815,000
Playtika - Jason Alexander
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