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World Series of Poker -- Main Event Day 6 Recap

Ryan Lenaghan is Way out in Front with Close to 13 Million with 57 Players Remaining

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Ryan Lenaghan takes close to 13 million into Day 7Day 6 is in the books at the 2011 World Series of Poker main event and there are now just 57 players remaining in the hunt for the top prize of $8,711,956 and poker immortality. The day began with 142 players and during the course of the day the bustouts continued to march players out of the Amazon Room at an accelerated rate, some of whom were literally in tears as their main event run came to an end.

Notable eliminations on the day included Joseph Cheong, Eli Elezra, Ray Henson, Sorel Mizzi, Christian Harder, Jens Kyllonen, Claudia Crawford, Chris DeMaci, Amanda Musumeci, Jean-Robert Bellande, and Allen Cunningham.

The overnight chip leader is Ryan Lenaghan with 12,865,000. Big-name professionals Ben Lamb (9,980,000), Phil Collins (7,240,000), and Bryan Devonshire (5,970,000) have joined him in the top 10. Other notables still in the hunt include J.P. Kelly, Per Linde, Lars Bonding, Tony Hachem, David Bach, Steve Brecher, Minh Nguyen, Sebastian Ruthenberg, and David Sands.

Sands is a part of one of the most interesting story lines in the main event. He finished the night seated at the same table with the last woman standing, Erika Moutinho, who also happens to be his girlfriend. Fathers and sons and siblings have been pitted against each other before at the WSOP, but the pairing of a couple for bragging rights was a first. Sands takes 2,765,000 into tomorrow, while Moutinho holds 2,075,000.

Day 7 begins at noon tomorrow and you can follow along with the action in Card Player’s level-by-level live reporting.

Here is a look at the overnight chip counts and table draw for day 7:

Table Seat Player Chips
312 1 John Esposito 1,000,000
312 2 David Bach 1,985,000
312 3 David Sands 2,765,000
312 4 Ryan Lenaghan 12,865,000
312 5 Pius Heinz 5,695,000
312 6 Stephane Albertini 2,635,000
312 7 —empty—
312 8 Martin Staszko 2,550,000
312 9 Hilton Laborda 7,160,000
314 1 —empty—
314 2 Matt Giannetti 7,940,000
314 3 Fabio Sousa 2,150,000
314 4 JP Kelly 3,750,000
314 5 Tom Koral 3,390,000
314 6 Andrey Pateychuk 7,255,000
314 7 Frank Sinopoli 1,105,000
314 8 Minh Nguyen 1,000,000
314 9 Zohair Karim 1,240,000
324 1 Phil Collins 7,240,000
324 2 Konstantinos Mamaliadis 5,065,000
324 3 Nelson Robinson 6,420,000
324 4 James Page 4,045,000
324 5 Erika Moutinho 2,075,000
324 6 —empty—
324 7 Gionni Demers 1,625,000
324 8 Tri Hyunh 6,295,000
324 9 Stefan Huber 1,470,000
326 1 Bryan Devonshire 5,970,000
326 2 Scott Schwalich 2,940,000
326 3 Ben Lamb 9,980,000
326 4 —empty—-
326 5 Nicolas Fierro 3,800,000
326 6 Eoghan Odea 2,535,000
326 7 Matthew Kay 1,295,000
326 8 Sam Barnhart 3,145,000
326 9 Ahtoh Makiievskyi 3,385,000
334 1 Feming Chan 1,955,000
334 2 Jody Howe 1,065,000
334 3 Lars Bonding 3,370,000
334 4 Kyle Johnson 5,970,000
334 5 Andrew Hinrichsen 4,025,000
334 6 Steve Brecher 1,805,000
334 7 Jerry Van Strydonck 3,985,000
334 8 Aleksandr Mozhnyakov 6,070,000
334 9 Gregory Kaplan 2,760,000
336 1 Tony Hachem 2,250,000
336 2 —empty—
336 3 Philipp Gruissem 2,005,000
336 4 Samuel Holden 2,222,000
336 5 Bounahra Badih 1,860,000
336 6 Mario Silvestri 1,725,000
336 7 Per Linde 3,750,000
336 8 Khoa Nguyen 3,530,000
336 9 Ruben Visser 1,070,000
340 1 —empty—
340 2 Andrew Brokos 2,505,000
340 3 Guillaume Darcourt 5,340,000
340 4 Kenny Shih 1,240,000
340 5 Stuart Tuvey 2,585,000
340 6 Sebastian Ruthenberg 890,000
340 7 John Hewitt 5,045,000
340 8 Christopher Moore 5,260,000
340 9 Erick Lindgren 2,195,000