The final Day 1 of the 2010 WSOP is almost over with only two more Day 2s then just single days until we reach the November Nine (hopefully sometime on July 17th). *7,319 Entrants* Now all four Day 1s are almost over we have finally gotten the numbers for the Main Event prize pool. The total prize pool consists of $68,798,600 with first place netting just under $9 million and a min cash (676th-747th) making $19,263. The biggest winner though is Harrah's with the rake, banking just a little over $4,391,400.

Can we just get on to Day 2 please? Only one more day of this mundane Day 1 stuff, but tomorrow we will finally be done with Day 1s here at the 2010 WSOP and then we get two Day 2s before an actual day off from the series. *Emmitt Smith gives the "Shuffle Up and.

Feels like groundhog day here at the WSOP today, all the reporters are over writing up day one information and nothing exciting is happening. Well Hellmuth did make his standard entrance to the Main Event today, with some minor technical difficulties. *Helmuth Fights Way Into Amazon Room* What would a WSOP Main Event be without Phil Helmuth making some type of grand entrance, or cry for attention (you be the call). This year was no different from the years past, with him actually having a stage pulled up to the entrance of the conference center here at the Rio for a brief show before he finally arrived.

For a few weeks now, I have been pondering poker and morality. While some believe that the two are mutually exclusive of each other, it has become quite evident what crimes are unforgivable. *Abuse Can Be Overlooked* Some of you may remember my memories of John Bonetti and how I have said in the past he has reminded me of my grandfather. Well, one thing that John and my grandfather shared was a fiery temper.

With 364 more players in todays field than yesterdays we expected the quantity of hot female players to at least match or possibly surpass that from yesterday. Unfortunately we were meet with disappointment, but we did have a devil sighting. *Sometimes a good stretch.

Well we are back in the Amazon room today for another day 1 of the main event. This time we are on the 2nd, or rather b, day of day 1. Confused yet? Join the crowd, we had to stop counting how many days the series has been going cause we ran out of fingers and toes, maybe we can just start counting how many days are left. *Another day.

Don't tell anyone, but the Main Event started up today and all we have been able to focus on are the ladies. I mean it is Day 1 of a tournament, does anything really exciting ever happen on a Day 1? With that said, on with the ladies, oh and a short introduction for myself (I hacked compncards account and will be posting updates for the rest of the series in his place). *Tiffany Michelle sucks.

It has been a very interesting, and late, night at the 2010 World Series of Poker. Four events were underway tonight, but only half of them completed. Huck Seed won the Tournament of Champions and Daniel Alaei won his 3rd career bracelet. *Tournament of Champions Grind Finally Over* While many pros did their typical "thank you for the opportunity" speech at the end of the event, the one word that stuck out before the final table began was #clusterfuck.

Contrary to popular belief, there is more going on this weekend than just parties.   Several events are still underway at the 2010 WSOP including the $25,000 NL, the $10,000 PL Omaha World Championship, and yes, event the Tournament of Champions.  Well, sort of. *Dan Kelly Wins $25,000 Six-Handed NL Event* Dan Kelly survived a strong final table to take down the $25,000 Six-Handed NL Event and over $1.

While Melissa and many others are out getting plastered tonight, there are still several events going on at Day 36 of the 2010 World Series of Poker.   The $25,000 NL Event has a final table set and the Limit Holdem Shootout is down to just four players.   Tom Dwan leads the $10,000 PL Omaha Championship with 66 players left and Day 1b of the last $1,000 NL Event is winding down. *Frank Kassela a Formality Away from 2010 WSOP Player of the Year* Frank Kassela has made the final table of the $25,000 Six-Handed NL Holdem Event.