2014 World Series of Poker

Day 2 of Event #36: $1,500 No-Limit 2-7 Draw Lowball began with 38 players remaining from the starting field of 241 entrants. Among them were bracelet winners Brian Rast, Eli Elezra, and Phil Hellmuth. However, none were able to reach the final table. Hellmuth, in fact, was eliminated by end-of-day chip leader Steven Wolansky.

The official final table was reached shortly after the dinner break and following Scott Bohlman's elimination in seventh place, the remaining six players opted to bag and tag for the night. Among those still in the field is German football star Max Kruse, as well as 2010 WSOP November Niner Joseph Cheong.

Here is the complete lineup for the final table:

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The players have bagged and tagged for the night. Play will resume at 1 p.m. tomorrow.

Scott Bohlman raised all in from under the gun for about 36,000. Action folded to Max Kruse in the big blind who called, quickly standing up and standing pat. Bohlman let out a big sigh and after about 60 seconds also decided to stand pat.

"Ten," said Kruse, who tabled .

Bohlman showed and mucked, but not before rabbit hunting a . Bohlman earned $9,223 for his seventh-place finish.

Orjan Skommo moved all in for 54,000 and Steven Wolansky moved all in over the top to put the players behind him under the maximum amount of pressure.

All the others folded and Skommo drew one card while Wolansky stood pat.

Skommo showed and was drawing against . Skommo did not sweat his card and immediately turned over a to rake in this pot.

Samuel Touil raised to 8,000 in the hijack, Christopher Meckin three-bet to 24,000 in the small blind and Touil called. Mecklin stood pat, Touil drew one card and Mecklin fired 25,000.

Touil called and Mecklin tabled , but it was second best to Touil's .

Steven Wolansky raised to 8,000 and from his immediate left it was Christopher Mecklin who three-bet to 21,000. The action folded back to Wolansky who made the call.

Both players patted and checked and Mecklin showed a nine-eight low to take down the pot.

Joseph Cheong raised to 10,000 in the hijack and Christopher Mecklin three-bet shoved for 66,000 on the button. Action folded back to Cheong who called after a few moments. Mecklin stood pat, Cheong drew one and the hands were turned over:

Cheong: - drew one
Mecklin: - stood pat

Cheong squeezed a , locking up the double for Mecklin.