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2022 World Series of Poker

Event #40: $10,000 Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo 8 or Better Championship
Day: 2
Event Info

2022 World Series of Poker

Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
ak272a3
Prize
$324,174
Event Info
Buy-in
$10,000
Prize Pool
$1,277,525
Entries
137
Level Info
Level
30
Blinds
0 / 0
Ante
0
Players Info - Day 2
Entries
75
Players Left
15

Eveslage Leads Remaining 15 Players in Event #40: $10,000 Stud 8 or Better Championship

Level 17
Chad Eveslage
Chad Eveslage

The second day of Event #40: $10,000 Seven Card Stud 8 or Better Championship has come to an end here at the 2022 World Series of Poker at Bally's and Paris Las Vegas. The field of stud masters endured just over 13 hours of play while culling down the entrants to just 15 remaining players.

At the top of the list sits Chad Eveslage with 1,131,000. Eveslage hovered near the top of the leaderboard for much of the day before overtaking Shaun Deeb (1,017,000) in the final level of play. At one point, Eveslage asked tablemate John Monnette (271,000), "How rich would you be if you ran as good as me?"

Event #40: $10,000 Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo 8 or Better Top 10 Chip Counts

PlacePlayerCountryChips
1Chad EveslageUnited States1,131,000
2Shaun DeebUnited States1,017,000
3Eric KurtzmanUnited States873,000
4David FunkhouserUnited States805,000
5Long TranUnited States720,000
6Daniel ZackUnited States568,000
7Todd BrunsonUnited States540,000
8Felipe RamosBrazil530,000
9Brian HastingsUnited States483,000
10Eric WassersonUnited States428,000

End of Day Action

The story of the evening was the grueling play at the bubble. Hoping to cash, runners played 45 hands in a hand-for-hand format while waiting for the final player to bust before the money was reached. Ultimately, it was Dominik Baud who exited one shy of the money when he ran into a full house of Eric Kurtzman (780,000). The lengthy hand-for-hand play added on quite a bit of time to the day, but players and the tournament director decided to play the full seven levels as planned.

Deeb was the chip leader for most of the latter half of the day. During bubble play, he was aggressive with three short stacks on his left, and he was able to build his stack well over the one million mark. He did lose a big hand in the final level of play when his low draw, flush draw, and pair of aces could not improve in a three-way pot that went the distance. He still sits in second place, just behind Eveslage.

On account of the long day, play will restart at 3 p.m. local time tomorrow inside of the Bally's Event Center. Levels will still be 90-minutes long with ten-minute breaks after every level. The tournament is scheduled to be completed in three days, but the possibility of a fourth day was discussed among the tournament staff. Tomorrow's play will ultimately decide the plan.

PokerNews will be there every step of the way as these eight or better experts look to become the next prestigious gold bracelet winner. Tune in right here tomorrow to follow along.

Tags: Brian HastingsChad EveslageDaniel NegreanuDaniel ZackDavid FunkhouserEric KurtzmanEric WassersonFelipe RamosJohn MonnetteLong TranParis Las VegasPJ ChaShaun DeebSteven LoubeTodd BrunsonYuval BronshteinZiya Rahim