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The World Poker Tour's stop at The Venetian in Las Vegas has drawn the poker world out in droves. After setting a $500,000 guaranteed prize pool for the WPT DeepStacks Venetian, the players stormed the felt over two-Day Ones. The result? More than doubling the prize pool that will see 147 players come back on Sunday to see who gets their piece of the pie.

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Day 1B Exceeds Day 1A From the Start

To be honest, the question wasn't whether Day 1B would be bigger than Day 1A. The only question would be by how much. 224 players were on the felt at the start of action on Saturday, significantly eclipsing the 147 who were sitting down when Day 1A began on Friday. Those numbers would only get bigger as the day continued onward.

Unlimited rebuys certainly helped to punch up the numbers for the WPT DeepStacks Venetian, but the final totals were rather stunning. By the time the late registration/rebuy period ended at the dinner break, 388 players were on the clock with a slew of alternates (players who had paid their entry and were waiting for a seat) waiting. Those players on the rail waiting for entry guaranteed that the numbers would continue upwards even after the dinner break.

When the final numbers came in, the results were stunning for a $1500 ($100 juice) tournament. 451 entries were received on Day 1B, sending the total entry field to 812. The prize pool created was worth more than doubled the original guarantee ($1,161,160), giving 107 players a new entry on their Hendon Mob resume. Up top, the eventual champion of the WPT DeepStacks Venetian will received $208,335 and a pass to the WPT DeepStacks Championship (a $3000 season ending event).

Kitagawa's Travails Lead to Triumph

One player who had some travails during the WPT DeepStacks Venetian was former WPT DeepStacks champion Kyle Kitagawa. After drawing a blank on Friday, Kitagawa was back for action on Saturday and would find himself eliminated right before the dinner break. This didn't daunt him, however, as he was able to fire another bullet just before the rebuy period ended for the tournament.

Kitagawa's fortunes after dinner started like the rest of his tournament – terribly. Getting down to only three big blinds at one point, Kitagawa's fortunes would stunningly reverse over the final couple of hours of play. In that short span, Kitagawa was able to run his stack up to a stunning 162,000 in chips to have himself in respectable shape for Day 2's proceedings on Sunday.

But who came out in the lead on Saturday's Day 1B? There's a bit of controversy on the WPT Live Updates page, with the updates saying Kevin Song (511,000) emerged as the chip leader and the chip counts saying Chris Doan (498,000) came out on top for the day. We will take the numbers from the chip count page in this highly unofficial rundown of the Day 1B action!
1. Chris Doan, 498,000
2. Karo Galstyan, 392,000
3. Roman Shalniuk, 325,000
4. Joe Tehan, 289,000
5. Asher Conniff, 256,000
6. Dean Hutchinson, 246,500
7. Jorge Confessor, 227,000
8. Aaron Massey, 208,000
9. Kelly Douglas, 203,000
10. Chi Hae Yoon, 198,000

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Using this list, we have a highly unofficial Day 2 leaderboard that looks like this:

1. Chris Doan, 498,000
2. Henry Liang, 434,000*
3. Karo Galstyan, 392,000
4. Anthony Zinno, 359,000*
5. Roman Shalniuk, 325,000
6. Renato Spahio, 316,000*
7. Wayne Harmon, 290,000*
8. Joe Tehan, 289,000
9. Iris Angeleri, 285,000*
10. Dan Chambers, 279,000*
(* – Day 1A player)
147 players remain from the 812-entry field and they will come back to the tables at 11AM (Pacific Time) at The Venetian. The players will first have to work their way down to the money bubble (107 players), then get as close to the final table as possible. Championship Day is Monday, with the lion's share of the prize pool handed out at that time.

Poker Room Features

• Auto Shufflers
• Cash Games
• Cell Reception
• Check Cashing
• Cocktail Service
• Comps Offered
• Currency Exchange
• Discounted Hotel Rates
• Food Tableside
• Jackpots
• Massage
• Non-Smoking
• Order Food at Table
• Phone in List
• Nearby Restrooms
• RV Parking
• Self Serve Drink Station
• Televisions
• USB Chargers
• Valet Parking
• WiFi

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Rewards Program

Club Grazie

Comps & Promotions

$1/hour. Comp dollars can be used for tournament buy-ins (in $10 increments), Entry Fee excluded. Incremental Bad Beat Jackpot, starts at $50K, increases by $1500 a day, starts at quad Aces beaten, losing hand lowered every $50K in pool March High Hand Giveaway (except March 12-15), every 30 mins between Noon and Midnight, $1K to highest hand, $600 to second highest hand. Note during this promo only, Jackpot drop is $3 and Rake is $6 max.

Venetian Details

The Venetian Poker Room is the largest poker room in Las Vegas, encompassing 59 tables, and offers a host of amenities and game selection to all players. Since The Venetian Poker Room opened in 2006 it has been repeatedly honored by the Las Vegas Review Journal as a 'Best of Las Vegas' designation for overall customer service. The Venetian Poker Room offers many amenities such as a dedicated cashier cage, two separate high limit areas, tableside foodservice, player wait list and comp management, dedicated tournament registration desk, and a customer lounge.

The Venetian Poker Room is located directly adjacent to the Las Vegas Strip frontage, with a main Strip entrance being located only a few feet from the west room entrance. Physically, the Venetian Poker Room is well spaced out which allows for high traffic and easy wheelchair access. All poker tables are fitted with automatic shufflers and a tableside management system that enables the dealers to notify chip runners, floor personnel, cocktail servers, and food porters when their services are needed. Aesthetically, the Venetian Poker Room matches the opulence of the rest of The Venetian Resort, with large crystal chandeliers, wall sconces, and leather wrapped armrests on the poker tables. The walls are adorned in leather and dark Mahogany veneers, framing 35 flat screen televisions on all sides. Outside of the Venetian's Poker Room, three televisions are dedicated to displaying the waitlists for all available games, two from the front main entrance, and one from the side entrance on the south side. Ornate iron designs adorn the cashier cage and the main entrance foyer, which includes a rotunda like marble entryway, leading up the brush desk.

The Venetian's Poker Room chairs are swivel/adjustable height and are on caster wheels for ease of movement. Leather seats are coupled with upholstered backs on all Venetian Poker Room chairs. Side tables are plentiful and are necessary due to the availability of foodservice, and a dedicated foodservice wait staff on hand 24 hours a day.

A popular offering of the Venetian Poker Room is its quarterly signature Deepstack Tournament Series, which fills the room to capacity, including over 60 additional 'temporary' tournament tables, all of which have automatic shufflers, allowing events that eclipse 700 players.

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The Venetian's Poker Room chairs are swivel/adjustable height and are on caster wheels for ease of movement. Leather seats are coupled with upholstered backs on all Venetian Poker Room chairs. Side tables are plentiful and are necessary due to the availability of foodservice, and a dedicated foodservice wait staff on hand 24 hours a day.

A popular offering of the Venetian Poker Room is its quarterly signature Deepstack Tournament Series, which fills the room to capacity, including over 60 additional 'temporary' tournament tables, all of which have automatic shufflers, allowing events that eclipse 700 players.

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The Venetian Poker Room offers a wide mix of games, including daily offerings of 1/2NLHE, 2/5NLHE, 5/10NLHE, 4/8LHE, 8/16LHE, 4/8 Omaha 8, 8/16 Omaha 8, and some mid limit offerings. Also, The Venetian Poker Room does not drop a jackpot in any of its cash games. Venetian is one of the five poker rooms out of the 41 in Las Vegas that do not collect a jackpot rake for cash promotions.

The Venetian Poker Room offers a large mix of player types. With over 7000 hotel rooms between Venetian and adjoining Palazzo, plus the known destination aspects of the venue, players of all different experience levels play at The Venetian daily. Venetian is well known for offering wide game selection enabling players to change tables should they find themselves in a game that is not to their liking.

The Venetian Poker Room cocktail service offers a very wide variety to all players, top shelf liquor and call drinks, as well as a large variety of juices, soft drinks, and energy drinks. The Venetian is also one of Las Vegas' only poker rooms to offer Barq's Root Beer as well as Dr. Pepper.

The Venetian Poker Room comp system offers $1 per hour for all cash games, and larger buy in tournaments receive a paper comp voucher.

Comp dollars earned in the Venetian Poker Room can be redeemed at Noodle Asia, The Grand Lux Café, and the casino level food court, as well as payment for tableside food delivery.

Comp dollars can now be used for tournament buy-ins (in $10 increments), Entry Fee excluded.

The Venetian Poker Room is one of the busiest in Las Vegas, often spreading as many as 35 cash games nightly, with upwards of 50 during the quarterly DeepStack series.

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