The largest live poker tournaments in the world are held every year at the World Series of Poker in Las Vegas Nevada. The tournament began in 1970.
The 2011 World Series of Poker Main Event is in full swing which means the summer is coming to an end. However even though the halls of the Rio are becoming quieter and quieter things will get louder and louder as we reach the money bubble and get closer and closer to the $8.7 million first prize. Said good bye to thousands of players already but there are still plenty of friendly faces battling it out. Phil Hellmuth, Ben “Benba” Lamb, Daniel Negreanu, Sebastian Ruthenberg, Peter Jetten, and JP Kelly are just a few of the notables who will be returning for Day 4.
Day 4 of the 2011 World Series of Poker Main Event began with 852 players looking to first survive the richest money bubble in poker and then get down to making a serious run at the November Nine. Patrick Poirier and Dary Jace started the day as the chip leaders but as play continued past the money bubble Manoj Viswanathan emerged as the man on top. Also WSOP Circuit National Champion Sam Barnhart has started making his bid for the Main Event title. He led the field for a portion of Day 4 and finished the day second in chips.
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