Daniel Negreanu on Verge of Elimination

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Poker’s biggest money earner may soon make history if he can outlast another 13 individuals at the 2015 World Series of Poker Main Event with his hopes of making it into the November Nine potentially dashed.

At 8 pm EST, Negreanu had the lowest chip count.

Daniel Negreanu has thus far waded through a field of 6,420 players to end day 6 of the 2015 WSOP main event with 8,495,000.

“There is one event in the world that everybody pays attention to, even if their not into poker, and this is the one! So making a deep run here is extra special,” Negreanu said in an interview with Card Player TV. “Winning is like that feather in the cap that we all want before we die, and this is a great opportunity. I’m going to seize the moment.”

We will have our Final table determined by the early morning hours Wednesday.  Each of the remaining  players moving forward are guaranteed at least $410,000. 

- Ace King, Gambling911.com

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