2014 WSOP Day 12 – Bui Wins Triple Draw

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The 11^th day at the World Series of Poker brought us another action packed day in Las Vegas as we had a total of six events playing alongside each other. There should have been two bracelets awarded today but one will now have to wait until tomorrow after time ran out for the final two players in one event.

Check out the action below.

Event #15 – $3k 6-Handed NHLE Day 3 – Another Day Needed

Day 3 of this event was meant to bring us another WSOP bracelet winner, yet due to a keenly contested heads up session between Gordon Vayo and Davidi Kitai another day will now be needed to discover the winner.

The day started with 15 players but the likes of Phill Hellmuth and Vladimir Geshkenbein could not do enough to stake a challenge for the title and were eliminated.

The Current Standings

1^st) Gordon Vayo – 3,750,000

2^nd) Davidi Kitai – 3,545,000

Event #16 – $1.5k 2-7 Triple Draw Day 3 – Bui Claims Bracelet

This was one event that did finish as Todd Bui earned his first bracelet after starting the day as the short stack and coming back to beat everyone left in the event. He took home $124,510 along with his bracelet after finally seeing off Tom Franklin during heads up.

The Final Standings

1^st) Todd Bui – $124,510

2^nd) Tom Franklin – $76,943

3^rd) David Bell – $49,944

4^th) Vladimir Shchemelev – $33,388

5^th) Aaron Steury – $22,935

6^th) David Gee – $16,170

Event #17 – $1k Seniors NLHE Day 2 – Detienne Leading 32

The seniors event is now down to the last 32 players after they were reduced to that number from the 486 that began the day. Kevin Detienne is the player leading the event right now after bagging up an impressive 988,000 chips during Day 2.

The Current Standings

1^st) Kevin Detienne – 988,000

2^nd) Michael Wilson – 714,000

3^rd) Mitchell Lehman – 700,070

4^th) Milwood Motley – 687,000

5^th) Doc Barry – 666,000

6^th) David Vida – 629,000

7^th) Dennis Phillips – 613,000

8^th) Dan Heimiller – 613,000

9^th) David Tran – 576,000

10^th) Robert Cramer – 494,000

Event #18 – $10k 7-Card Razz Championship Day 2 – Bach Leads Final 12

Day 2 of the $10k Razz event is now down to the remaining 12 players and a possibility of providing the first double bracelet winner of this year’s series. David Bach leads on 565,000 but Brandon Shack-Harris is in second place and looking to add to the bracelet he won in the $1k PLO event at the start of this years WSOP.

The Current Standings

1^st) David Bach – 565,000

2^nd) Brandon Shack-Harris – 369,000

3^rd) Daniel Negreanu – 340,000

4^th) Dan O’Brien – 337,000

5^th) Todd Dakake – 317,000

6^th) George Danzer – 286,000

7^th) Todd Barlow – 261,000

8^th) Yuval Bronshtein – 221,000

9^th) Brian Hastings – 194,000

10^th) Naoya Kihara – 179,000

Event #19 – $1.5k NLHE Day 1 – Flitz Leading

The first of two new events to start up was the $1.5k NLHE which attracted 2,086 players looking to secure a WSOP bracelet. Come the end of the day however, just 233 are still in with a chance of doing just that.

Justin Fitz is out in front currently with 135,800 chips but there are plenty of players in the chasing pack that are capable of a deep run in this event.

The Current Standings

1^st) Justin Filtz – 135,800

2^nd) Jameson Painter – 116,900

3^rd) Chris Furbert – 116,500

4^th) Victor Chapnik – 116,300

5^th) Andy Spears – 112,400

6^th) Mihails Morozovs – 107,000

7^th) Mitch Garshofsky – 106,000

8^th) Michael Levine – 89,000

9^th) Keanu Tabali – 79,600

10^th) Scott Montgomery – 72,000

Event #20 – $3k NLHE Shootout Day 1

The final event of the day was Day 1 of the $3k NLHE Shootout which saw just the winners of each table advancing into Day 2. There were 389 players that opted to try this event out but as only the winner of each table advances, Day 1 is a notoriously tough day for most.

Among the winners were some very big names and they will now go into Day 2 knowing they are into the money.

The Current Standings

1^st) Michael Pickett – 88,900

2^nd) Luke Graham – 88,900

3^rd) Sorel Mizzi – 88,800

4^th) Taylor Paur – 88,800

5^th) Christophe de Meulder – 88,700

6^th) Stewart Newman – 88,700

7^th) Dimitar Danchev – 88,700

8^th) Alex Bolotin – 88,700

9^th) Faraz Jaka – 88,600

10^th) Andrey Garcia – 88,600

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