Event 99: $1,100 No-Limit Hold’em SuperStack $1,500,000 Guarantee 

Event 99: $1,100 No-Limit Hold’em SuperStack $1,500,000 Guarantee 

The field in Event 99 is down to just 107 hopefuls who are eyeing the top prize of $311,664.

As action rolls on Marc Convey, Keith Morrow and Christopher Frank have all been ousted from their respective tables.

Event 99: $1,100 No-Limit Hold’em SuperStack $1,500,000 Guarantee 

The quickness of eliminations has not slowed down as players begin Level 20. The average stack is just over 305,000 with blinds currently at 5,000/10,000 with a 1,000 ante.

Earlier in the day, $10,000 High-Roller winner David Stamm was eliminated and now another 2017 DSE III champion has joined him on the rails – Neil Patel, who won Event 53: $800 No-Limit Hold’em 8-Max $800,000 Guarantee for $190,976 on June 19 has been eliminated 146th, adding $2,861 to his summer total.

Neil Patel

Event 99: $1,100 No-Limit Hold’em SuperStack $1,500,000 Guarantee 

Eliminations are happening quickly just past the money bubble, with the field already squeezed down to 177 players.

Among the recent wave of entrants making their exit was David Stamm, who won Event 33: $10,000 High Roller $1,000,000 Guarantee for $306,554 on June 2. Stamm added an additional $2,657 to his summer earnings today as Event 99’s 185th place finisher.

David Stamm

Event 99: $1,100 No-Limit Hold’em SuperStack $1,500,000 Guarantee 

With the  money bubble burst, players are rapidly heading to the payout desk.

In the last level Leif Force, Seth Davies, Mukul Pahuja, John Racener and Mike Leah have all made their exits.

Event 99: $1,100 No-Limit Hold’em SuperStack $1,500,000 Guarantee 

Players are in the money in Event 99: $1,100 No-Limit Hold’em SuperStack $1,500,000 Guarantee and are now each guaranteed at least $2,452.

The first few players sent to the payout desk are:

Finishing on a high, bubble just bust in the @VenetianPoker $1.5m gte just 223 people standing between me and $300k @partypoker LFG ♦

— Natalia Breviglieri♦ (@N4talB) July 16, 2017

Doubled up stone bubble ITM @VenetianPoker 1mG

— Jason Mann (@j_jmann) July 16, 2017

Event 99: $1,100 No-Limit Hold’em SuperStack $1,500,000 Guarantee 

Wlda jus stacked a guy but played AA like a dummy and only got 1/2 his stack 266>>>>>400+ 248 left in this @VenetianPoker 1.5M bird.

— christopher tryba (@christryba) July 16, 2017

Event 99: $1,100 No-Limit Hold’em SuperStack $1,500,000 Guarantee 

Two hundred and ninety hopefuls returned for Day 2 of Event 99: $1,100 No-Limit Hold’em SuperStack $1,500,000 Guarantee with Talesh Patel leading the pack (533,500).

Other big stacks to begin the day include Victor Chong (439,500), Craig Varnell (428,000) and Jesse Sylvia (362,000).

The final 225 players will make the money, with payouts beginning at $2,452. The top four finishers will take home six-figures with $311,664 reserved for 1st.

Event 99 drew a field of 2,096 entries- 1,458 of them coming on for Day 1B, making it the largest Day 1 ever in the Venetian Poker Room.

Payouts 

Event 99: $1,100 No-Limit Hold’em SuperStack $1,500,000 Guarantee 

Event: $1,100 No-Limit Hold’em SuperStack
Guarantee: $1,500,000
Entries: 2,096
Prize Pool: $2,043,600
Places Paid: 225
Players Remaining: 290
Min-Cash: $2,452
1st Place: $311,664
Chip Leader: Talesh Patel – 533,500

*Day 2 begins at 11 a.m. July 16 

Day 2 Chip Counts 

Day 2 Payouts 

Event: $1,100 No-Limit Hold’em SuperStack (Day 1B)
Level 6 (200/400/50)
Guarantee: $1,500,000
Day 1B Entries: 937
Total Entries: 1,575

The entrants have been coming in waves on Day 1B and as a result, the $1,500,000 guarantee has been hit in Event 99. The prize pool is approaching the $1,600,000 mark and at this current rate, the field is could potentially become the third this summer to hit 2,000 entries.

Registration remains open until approximately 9:00 pm, giving players who are either re-entering or hopping in late, a chance to build their stack of 20,000 toward tomorrow’s Day 2. Any player looking to see when their alternate number is being called should keep tabs on the Venetian Poker Twitter page.

When the cage officially closes, the prize pool will be posted but until then, the field only increases as 1,000 players are soon to be entered in today’s second flight.