WSOP: Sweet 16 Returning in Triple Chance Tournament

Down to two tables in the $3,000 Triple Chance No Limit Hold’em (Event 52).

Sixteen players remain going into the third and final day of play in the event where players were given three stacks of chips, which they could use as they went bust or to add to their stack at the end of the buy-in period.

Jason DeWitt leads as the only player with more than 1 million in chips, holding 1.25 million, over the rest of the field, which will return to play for the gold World Series of Poker bracelet and $506,800 at 1 p.m. Tuesday in the Amazon Room of the Rio Hotel.

Also coming back in the afternoon is Alex Millar, who holds 862,000 and sits secind to DeWitt, Joe Patrick, in third with 520,000, and Michael Katz, who has 440,000. Vladimir Kochelaevskiy has the shortest stack of those remaining with 125,000, well below the 480,375 average.

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