$580 No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
$500,000 Guaranteed | Payouts
Level 21: 5,000/10,000 with a 1,000 ante
Players Remaining: 62 of 1,612
Russell Sullivan is now comfortably over 1,000,000 after picking up kings against aces and another opponent’s 
. The runout improved Sullivan to quads and he busted a pair of tablemates.
“Wow!” Sullivan said standing from the table. “Now I know I’m chipleader.”
Indeed he is.
Russell Sullivan – 1,200,000
$580 No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
$500,000 Guaranteed | Payouts
Level 21: 5,000/10,000 with a 1,000 ante
Players Remaining: 69 of 1,612
Russell Sullivan is making his way up the counts with less than 70 players remaining. He’s enjoyed a recent hot streak of cards and is in command of a stack that totals 900,000 chips. If another pot or two goes his way, he’ll be the first player to crack 1,000,000 chips.
Russell Sullivan – 900,000
$580 No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
$500,000 Guaranteed | Payouts
Level 20: 4,000/8,000 with a 1,000 ante
Players Remaining: 80 of 1,612
After starting Day 2 just outside the top 10, Cameron Glendenning has put a hurt on the restart. He now claims roughly 585,000 chips — meaning he’s tripled up over the last four hours — and is one of the biggest stacks in the room.
The clock currently shows 70 players remaining and they’ve all secured a payday of $1,894. Full payouts are available by clicking the “Payouts” link in the header of this post.
$580 No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
$500,000 Guaranteed | Payouts
101st: Ido Ashkenazi – $1,354
102nd: Stewart Newman – $1,354
103rd: Francis Margaglione – $1,354
104th: Jorie Damiani – $1,354
105th: Elizabeth McKane – $1,354
106th: Brett Bader – $1,354
107th: Raymond McDonough – $1,354
108th: Howard Becks – $1,354
109th: David Yoe – $1,249
110th: Vigorn Dancharnjitt – $1,249
111th: Andrew Kelsall – $1,249
112th: Has Not Collected – $1,249
113th: Mark Ellerbe – $1,249
114th: Edward Brackston – $1,249
115th: Joseph Gotlieb – $1,249
116th: Avery Bass – $1,249
117th: Jorge De Arruda Feres Ribe – $1,249
118th: Guillermo Hamilton – $1,153
119th: Julian Altieri Roman – $1,153
120th: Kevin Chan – $1,153
121st: Roberto Alberro – $1,153
122nd: Hagai Stein – $1,153
123rd: Jeffrey Sager – $1,153
124th: Shea Smith – $1,153
125th: Nancy Birnbaum – $1,153
126th: Jose Delacruz – $1,153
127th: John Cofhlin – $1,153
128th: Daniel Mizrachi – $1,153
129th: Richard Leger – $1,153
130th: Woodrow Pass – $1,153
131st: Michael Itaev – $1,153
132nd: Charles Wells – $1,153
133rd: Has Not Collected – $1,153
134th: Christopher Blanco – $1,153
135th: Alex Rocha – $1,153
136th: Stephen Ekin – $1,064
137th: Josias Santos – $1,064
Additional results are available in the posts below.
$580 No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
$500,000 Guaranteed | Payouts
Heading to Level 20: 4,000/8,000 with a 1,000 ante
Players Remaining: 106 of 1,612
The remaining 100 or so Event 1 players are on a 15-minute recess. With the field shrinking around him, Erik Cajalais — who owns more than $3,300,000 in reported tournament earnings — is one of the most notable players still in. The last hand before break was rough on him, though. He had an opponent’s last 76,000 at risk preflop holding 
to the opponent’s 
. Cajelais had the opponent covered, but just barely. A king-high flop left him second best and Cajelais never improved. He shipped 76,000 across the table and was left with just 16,000. That’s good for two big blinds when cards go back in the air in about 10 minutes.
Erik Cajelais – 16,000
$365 Turbo No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
$50,000 Guaranteed | Structure
Level 3: 75/150
Entries: 181
Cory Waaland and Mark Fink are far from new to the World Series of Poker Circuit. Together, they account for 11 gold ring wins and more than $680,000 in Circuit earnings. While the Circuit grind is old hat to them, they are new faces to Seminole Hard Rock Hollywood.
The pair arrived in town earlier in the week in search of additional jewlery and now find themselves sharing a table in the $365 Turbo. The first-timers have spoken well of the property, and they’re looking some beginner’s luck of different sorts here in Event 2.
wow just realized I’ve never been here before and my excitement level has gone from a 7 -> 8.6…@shrpo is pretty sick!
— Cory “BiNks” Waaland (@wildwAAland) September 24, 2017
$580 No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
$500,000 Guaranteed | Payouts
138th: Lewis Campbell – $1,064
139th: William Brock – $1,064
140th: Krzysztof Stybaniewicz – $1,064
141st: Steven Risen – $1,064
142nd: Ardit Bitincka – $1,064
143rd: Dolphus Powers – $1,064
144th: Peter Jacobson – $1,064
145th: Has Not Collected – $1,064
146th: Michael Bernier – $1,064
147th: Sergiu Nagit – $1,064
148th: Ory Hen – $1,064
149th: Daryl Salisbury – $1,064
150th: Wendy Lu – $1,064
151st: Peter Brown – $1,064
152nd: Israel De La Cerda – $1,064
153rd: Reinaldo Troconis Trutschel – $1,064
154th: Karolis Sereika – $975
155th: Michael LaRocca – $975
156th: Michael Newman – $975
157th: Chris Koulouvaris – $975
158th: Roberto Bendeck – $975
159th: Robert Gianquitti – $975
160th: Angelo Miele – $975
161st: Clifford Conners – $975
162nd: Russ Radom – $975
163rd: Jessica Dawley – $975
164th: Wayne Lovell – $975
165th: Mauricio Ameller – $975
166th: Kevin Scarola – $975
167th: Mahendran Ramanathan – $975
168th: Charlemagne Benjamin – $975
169th: Jonathan Hilton – $975
170th: John Dalessio – $975
171st: Ariel Rosello Quintana – $975
$580 No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
$500,000 Guaranteed | Payouts
Level 18: 2,500/5,000 with a 500 ante
Players Remaining: 153 of 1,612
Seminole Hard Rock Poker team member Jessica Dawley hit the rail shortly after the bubble burst. With that, it’s Stewart Newman left repping #TeamSHRP. Newman owns about 90,000 chips good for 18 big blinds.
Across the room, Seminole Hard Rock Tampa ambassador Wally Maddah is in the money and looking for a deeper run. It was nearly two hours ago that Maddah was overhear assuring a friend he’d be “out in a minute.” At the time, he had just about 10 bigs. Fast forward to midway through Level 18 and Maddah is healthy as ever with over 25 big blinds.
Wally Maddah – 130,000
Stewart Newman – 90,000
$365 Turbo No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
$50,000 Guaranteed | Structure
Level 1: 25/50
Entries: 87
The clock strikes 3pm and the second of 14 World Series of Poker Circuit gold ring events is underway in South Florida. Event 2 is a $365 buy-in No Limit Hold’em tournament that permits unlimited re-entry. With the prize pool guaranteed at $50,000 or better, participants begin with 12,000 chips and will log 20-minute levels throughout. This is a one-day event expected to play out to a winner during the early morning hours of Monday.
Event 2 details:
3PM: Event 2 – $365 Turbo No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
With the $580 playing out, much of our live reporting efforts will be concentrated across the room. Periodic updates from the turbo — including prize pool information, the final table lineup and tournament results along with a winner photo — will be provided throughout the day.
$580 No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
$500,000 Guaranteed | Payouts
Level 17: 2,000/4,000 with a 500 ante
Players Remaining: 171 of 1,612
On the third round of hand-for-hand play, Isaiah Goldman opened the action from middle position. It folded to Heitor Saraiva in the small blind. He jammed about 50,000 chips and Goldman called putting Saraiva at risk.
Goldman: 
Saraiva: 
Runout: 
Goldman’s king had Saraiva drawing slim on the flop and Saraiva never caught up. He was eliminated on the bubble sending the final 171 players in to the money.
Isaiah Goldman – 175,000
Heitor Saraiva – Eliminated
Payouts:
1st – $135,022 + Gold Ring
2nd – $83,751
3rd – $62,255
4th – $46,974
5th – $35,843
6th – $27,565
7th – $21,585
8th – $17,031
9th – $13,589
10th–12th – $10,962
13th–15th – $8,939
16th–18th – $7,367
19th–21th – $6,142
22nd–24th – $5,175
25th–27th – $4,401
28th–30th-$3,788
31st–33th-$3,288
34th–36th – $2,885
37th–45th – $2,555
46th–54th – $2,289
55th–63rd – $2,071
64th–72nd – $1,894
73rd–81st – $1,741
82nd–90th – $1,604
91st–99th – $1,475
100th–108th – $1,354
109th–117th – $1,249
118th–135th – $1,153
136th-153rd – $1,064
154th–171st – $975