Event #65: $10,000 Main Event Day 2ab | 2014 World Series of Poker

Player	Chips	Progress
Martin Jacobson	200,100 100	100

Trey Luxemburger	193,450 17,450	17,450
Sarkis Hakobian	190,125 25,125	25,125
Ryan Buckholtz	189,000 159,000	159,000
Dan Wirgau	173,350 23,350	23,350
Ryan Julius	165,125 20,125	20,125
Maxim Panyak	158,425 158,425	158,425
Seamus Cahill	150,775 775	775
Steve Ryan	147,500
Richard Moon	146,200 146,200	146,200
Paul Douglass	142,275 142,275	142,275
Pavel Yakobson	137,250 137,250	137,250
Joe Kuether	135,675 -4,325	-4,325
Erik Seidel	134,025 36,025	36,025

Trung Nguyen	133,975 -27,025	-27,025
Sebastian Pauli	128,625 54,525	54,525
Mark Radoja	126,000 81,000	81,000

Taylor Paur	116,600 13,600	13,600

Marvin Rettenmaier	115,000
Mukul Pahuja	114,800 -20,200	-20,200
Steve Watts	104,800 27,800	27,800
Austin Buchanan	104,175
David Williams	104,100 92,000	92,000

Daniele Vadacchino	101,025 101,025	101,025
Brian Hastings	100,350 -14,650	-14,650

Player

Chips

Progress

Martin Jacobson

200,100

100

Trey Luxemburger

193,450

17,450

Sarkis Hakobian

190,125

25,125

Ryan Buckholtz

189,000

159,000

Dan Wirgau

173,350

23,350

Ryan Julius

165,125

20,125

Maxim Panyak

158,425

Seamus Cahill

150,775

775

Steve Ryan

147,500

Richard Moon

146,200

Paul Douglass

142,275

Pavel Yakobson

137,250

Joe Kuether

135,675

-4,325

Erik Seidel

134,025

36,025

Trung Nguyen

133,975

-27,025

Sebastian Pauli

128,625

54,525

Mark Radoja

126,000

81,000

Taylor Paur

116,600

13,600

Marvin Rettenmaier

115,000

Mukul Pahuja

114,800

-20,200

Steve Watts

104,800

27,800

Austin Buchanan

104,175

David Williams

104,100

92,000

Daniele Vadacchino

101,025

Brian Hastings

100,350

-14,650

Welcome back to our ongoing coverage of the 2014 World Series of Poker Main Event! The starting flights of this prestigious event have gone by in a flash and the Amazon, Brasilia, and Pavilion rooms will all be filled to the brim with players returning for the second day of play. Day 1a leader Martin Jacobson will be returning to the biggest stack of today's players with 200,100, while hot on Jacobson's heels will be Day 1b chip leader Trey Luxemberger who bagged up 193,450.

Players from each of the first two starting flights will once again compete against those from their original flights. The 505 players to advance from Day 1a will be posted up in the Amazon room while the 1,428 who moved on from Day 1b will be placed in both Brasilia and Pavilion. The field will play a grand total of five two-hour levels today before bagging and tagging for the evening.

Dozens of notable names will be chasing the Swedish Jacobson in his starting flight, including top stacks Aaron Wilt (157,650), Seamus Cahill (150,775), Andy Hwang (118,875), Mukul Pahuja (114,800), and Alex Simic (110,675) as well as the likes of Layne Flack (75,450), Ryan Riess (70,225), Chris Moneymaker (69,850), Antonio Esfandiari (59,775), and Annette Obrestad (54,625).

Meanwhile chasing Luxemburger among the Day 1b runners will be several notable big stacks including Paul Tedeschi (137,450), Joe Kuether (135,675), Erik Seidel (134,025), Mark Radoja (126,000), and Matt Affleck (122,150). Main Event champions Dan Harrington (35,200) and Huck Seed (22,750) will also return to the felt.

Play kicks off at 12 p.m. local time. As always, be sure to stay tuned for PokerNews for all of the big pots, bad beats, and bust outs from the 2014 WSOP Main Event!

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