At the Dinner Break, Lucas Jumalon was kind enough to join the tournament director’s in a photo to celebrate the series. Earlier this year, Jumalon surpassed the 9,208 player field to take down the most prestigious bracelet in the $10,000 WSOP Las Vegas Main Event. For his efforts, he took home a $10,000,000, becoming the second youngest player in history to do so at just 22 years of age.
Currently, Jumalon is looking to secure a cash in Event #4: $400 Mini Main Day 1b, and find a bag onward to Day 2. The second flight of the event is a smashing success with 478 entries at the time of the dinner break. There are 30 minutes left to register, before the field plays through 22 levels or 5% of the field (whichever comes first). Players return to blinds of 2,000 and 4,000, with a 4,000 big blind ante.
