Day 2C of WSOP 2013 Event #62 $10,000 No Limit Hold'em Main Event welcomed the total of 2,306 qualifiers from Day 1C. By the end of the day, 953 players remained to join the 800 survivors of Day 2A/B, for a total of 1,753 participants on Day 3. Leading the day was Mark Kroon and he topped the final, combined chip count as well.
As most of the best known players entered the World Series Main Event on Day 1C, it is of little surprise that Day 2C was also the one to feature the most notable qualifiers, as well as eliminations. Those busting out included David Sands, Brian Hastings, Maria Ho, Tom Dwan and Gus Hansen, Ben Lamb, Sam Trickett, Daniel Negreanu, Nick Schulman, Gerard Piqué, Vanessa Selbst, Jason Mercier and Joseph Cheong, among others.
The total remaining field returned combined on Day 3, with the following qualifiers in the top 10:
1st: Mark Kroon – 507,300
2nd: Victor Figueroa – 460,600
3rd: Dick Van Luijk – 435,000
4th: Nick Schwarmann – 413,600
5th: William Reymond – 405,000
6th: Michael Mizrachi – 394,600
7th: Jason DeWitt – 382,900
8th: Age Ravn – 370,900
9th: Ryan Olson – 364,700
10th: Sergio Castelluccio – 360,500
Additional stacks of interest included:
49. Greg Merson – 275,600
59. Ashton Griffin – 267,600
90. Bertrand Grospellier – 246,600
116. Richard Lyndaker – 228,500
121. Tobias Reinkemeier – 226,400
129. Doyle Brunson – 224,000
144. Jamie Armstrong – 217,500
184. Allen Cunningham – 201,500
195. Phil Ivey – 198,800
203. Annette Obrestad – 196,600
221. Matt Affleck – 190,700
256. Juha Helppi – 180,700
261. Erik Seidel – 179,600
290. Freddy Deeb – 175,100
325. Lauren Kling – 168,800
365. Jake Cody – 160,000
369. Daniel Cates – 159,500
372. Liv Boeree – 158,800
407. Matthew Marafioti – 151,800
428. Greg Mueller – 147,200
446. Sorel Mizzi – 143,900
455. Andrew Lichtenberger – 142,700
512. Phil Galfond – 135,000
514. Luke Schwartz – 135,000
564. Nicolas Levi – 128,200
569. Marvin Rettenmaier – 127,800
598. Ari Engel – 125,100
647. J.C. Tran – 119,300
673. Elisabeth Hille – 114,300
756. Isaac Haxton – 106,000
772. John Hennigan – 103,800
814. Olivier Busquet – 100,600
909. Ray Romano – 89,700
963. Scott Seiver – 85,300
1049. Robert Mizrachi – 78,600
1197. Humberto Brenes – 66,100
1287. David Benyamine – 56,700
1357. Barry Shulman – 50,400
1376. Jared Hamby – 49,200
1379. David Vamplew – 49,200
1380. Phil Hellmuth – 49,200
1470. Matthew Stout – 41,400
1511. Jonathan Aguiar – 37,400
1542. John Racener – 35,000
Prizes:
1st: $8,359,531
2nd: $5,173,170
3rd: $3,727,023
4th: $2,791,983
5th: $2,106,526
6th: $1,600,792
7th: $1,225,224
8th: $944,593
9th: $733,224
10-12th: $573,204
13-15th: $451,398
16-18th: $357,655
19-27th: $285,408
28-36th: $229,281
37-45th: $185,694
46-54th: $151,063
55-63rd: $123,597
64-72nd: $102,102
73-81st: $84,786
82-90th: $71,053
91-99th: $59,708
100-162nd: $50,752
163-225th: $42,990
226-288th: $37,019
289-360th: $32,242
361-432nd: $28,063
433-504th: $24,480
505-576th: $21,495
577-648th: $19,106
As most of the best known players entered the World Series Main Event on Day 1C, it is of little surprise that Day 2C was also the one to feature the most notable qualifiers, as well as eliminations. Those busting out included David Sands, Brian Hastings, Maria Ho, Tom Dwan and Gus Hansen, Ben Lamb, Sam Trickett, Daniel Negreanu, Nick Schulman, Gerard Piqué, Vanessa Selbst, Jason Mercier and Joseph Cheong, among others.
The total remaining field returned combined on Day 3, with the following qualifiers in the top 10:
1st: Mark Kroon – 507,300
2nd: Victor Figueroa – 460,600
3rd: Dick Van Luijk – 435,000
4th: Nick Schwarmann – 413,600
5th: William Reymond – 405,000
6th: Michael Mizrachi – 394,600
7th: Jason DeWitt – 382,900
8th: Age Ravn – 370,900
9th: Ryan Olson – 364,700
10th: Sergio Castelluccio – 360,500
Additional stacks of interest included:
49. Greg Merson – 275,600
59. Ashton Griffin – 267,600
90. Bertrand Grospellier – 246,600
116. Richard Lyndaker – 228,500
121. Tobias Reinkemeier – 226,400
129. Doyle Brunson – 224,000
144. Jamie Armstrong – 217,500
184. Allen Cunningham – 201,500
195. Phil Ivey – 198,800
203. Annette Obrestad – 196,600
221. Matt Affleck – 190,700
256. Juha Helppi – 180,700
261. Erik Seidel – 179,600
290. Freddy Deeb – 175,100
325. Lauren Kling – 168,800
365. Jake Cody – 160,000
369. Daniel Cates – 159,500
372. Liv Boeree – 158,800
407. Matthew Marafioti – 151,800
428. Greg Mueller – 147,200
446. Sorel Mizzi – 143,900
455. Andrew Lichtenberger – 142,700
512. Phil Galfond – 135,000
514. Luke Schwartz – 135,000
564. Nicolas Levi – 128,200
569. Marvin Rettenmaier – 127,800
598. Ari Engel – 125,100
647. J.C. Tran – 119,300
673. Elisabeth Hille – 114,300
756. Isaac Haxton – 106,000
772. John Hennigan – 103,800
814. Olivier Busquet – 100,600
909. Ray Romano – 89,700
963. Scott Seiver – 85,300
1049. Robert Mizrachi – 78,600
1197. Humberto Brenes – 66,100
1287. David Benyamine – 56,700
1357. Barry Shulman – 50,400
1376. Jared Hamby – 49,200
1379. David Vamplew – 49,200
1380. Phil Hellmuth – 49,200
1470. Matthew Stout – 41,400
1511. Jonathan Aguiar – 37,400
1542. John Racener – 35,000
Prizes:
1st: $8,359,531
2nd: $5,173,170
3rd: $3,727,023
4th: $2,791,983
5th: $2,106,526
6th: $1,600,792
7th: $1,225,224
8th: $944,593
9th: $733,224
10-12th: $573,204
13-15th: $451,398
16-18th: $357,655
19-27th: $285,408
28-36th: $229,281
37-45th: $185,694
46-54th: $151,063
55-63rd: $123,597
64-72nd: $102,102
73-81st: $84,786
82-90th: $71,053
91-99th: $59,708
100-162nd: $50,752
163-225th: $42,990
226-288th: $37,019
289-360th: $32,242
361-432nd: $28,063
433-504th: $24,480
505-576th: $21,495
577-648th: $19,106
