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Vanessa Selbst, fresh off her 3rd WSOP bracelet yesterday, highlights the players from the Black and Gold sections of the Pavilion Room.
Standing on the rail waiting to get into the action are Shaun Deeb, Tony Dunst, and Jimmy Fricke. The number of entrants is above 5,000. Not that it's going to happen but there is a small chance that we could top the record set in the 2006 Main Event won by Jamie Gold. That tournament had 8,773 entrants.
The massive Pavilion Room is jam packed with players. Here's who we found in the first two sections of the room.
The notable names spotted so far in the Red section of the Brasilia Room.
A few notable names from the Bronze section of the Brasilia Room.
Among the crowd of unknowns looking to make a name for themselves are some of the games brightest and best. Here's who we saw in our first walk through of the Amazon Room.
Take a look at the notable names we've spotted so far in the Brasilia Room's Blue section.
After defending champion Benny Chen gave the "Shuffle up and deal" announcement, cards are now in the air in Event #8: $1,500 Millionaire Maker No-Limit Hold'em.
Nivel: 1
Ciegas: 25/25
Ante:
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The biggest turnout outside of the Main Event last year was the Millionaire Maker that saw Benny Chen make his way through 6,343 entrants to win a staggering $1,198,780. With over 4,500 players registered for today's Millionaire Maker another huge prize pool is expected and 1st place is guaranteed to take home seven figures. Others who made a deep run in this event last year include Dan Kelly (5th - $302,104) and Chris Hunichen (6th - $229,575).
There are two separate flights for this event with Day 1a taking place in moments and the second flight, Day 1b, starting at 5 p.m. local time. If players are eliminated in the first flight, they can fire a second bullet in the later session. There are nine levels scheduled for each flight and this event is a three day event. Those that make it through Day 1 will return to play an additional 10 levels tomorrow. On Monday they will play down until we have our millionaire.
Cards will be in the air shortly. PokerNews will be here for all the action so check back in often.
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