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WSOP 2023 Main Event: Nikita Luther In Top 10 Stacks Qualifying For Day 3

Day 2abc of the World Series Of Poker (WSOP) 2023 Main Event (ME) ended with 1,877 survivors progressing to Day 3. The highly anticipated event broke the 2006 record by securing 9,000+ entries registering for the coveted tournament. 

With late registrations open till Level 7 on Day 2d, the event is expected to hit the 10K entries mark. While United Kingdom’s Christopher Brammer is leading the 1,877 survivors ahead of Day 3, Indian players also made significant headway on Day 2abc. 

Leading the Indian contingent is WSOP bracelet winner Nikita Luther. The female pro qualified for Day 3 with the 10th highest stack overall (572,500 chips).

Rank	Player	Country	Chip Count	Big Blinds
1	Christopher Brammer	United Kingdom	879,000	139
2	Julio Belluscio	Argentina	825,500	134
3	Beqir Salihu	United States	801,000	124
4	John Sofillas	United States	780,000	111
5	Nick Marchington	United Kingdom	716,000	102
6	Heitor Saraiva	United States	665,500	100
7	Sachin Joshi	United Kingdom	635,500	98
8	Andrew Hulme	United Kingdom	610,000	96
9	Patrik Antonius	Finland	584,500	92
10	Nikita Luther	India	572,500	87

Sebastin Kolman qualified with a stack of 504,000. Gamezy pro Nishant Sharma is next in line with 171,000 chips. Online and live poker dynamo, Sanat Mehrotra has 145,000 chips. Anil Adiani (143,500), Dilip Ravindran (112,000) and Gokul Raj (99,500) have made Day 3 of the WSOP ME.  

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Day 2d will be played tomorrow, and Indians pros like Aditya Agarwal, Anshul Kulshrestha, Aditya Systla, Kartik Ved, Aditya Sushant, Akshay Nasa, and Rajeevan Poonhath will be grinding.  

Talking about the WSOP 2023 Main Event, some notable exits include names like WSOP 2022 ME winner Espen Jorstad, Daniel Negreanu,  Adrian Mateos, Alex Keating, Jamie Kerstetter, Jeremy Ausmus, and WSOP 2004 Main Event champ Greg Raymer.

Among the previous ME champions, we have the likes of Johnny Chan (372,000), Jamie Gold (248,000), Joe Cada (241,500), Joe McKeehen (220,000), Damian Salas (147,500), Scott Blumstein (192,500), Martin Jacobson (128,000), Ryan Riess (151,000), and Tom McEvoy (20,000) will be returning on Day 3 of play. 

As for the Indians pros hunting a WSOP ME bracelet, we hope this is the year when an Indian grabs the coveted title and bracelet.

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