The 2021 Wynn Millions $1.4 million winner went back to his hotel room at Choctaw Casino & Resort in Durant, Oklahoma with 510,500 chips (204 big blinds). While Weng had himself yet another banner session, bagging 435,000 chips (174 big blinds), everyone is chasing Andrew Moreno, who started off hot on Friday, cooled off a bit, and then finished the day with a flurry. Andrew Moreno Was Friday's Top Performer Andrew Moreno Through the first of two Day 1 sessions, 312 players have entered and Day 1b figures to be even bigger. Shortly after, the payouts will become available. Registration will be closed following the dinner break. The payouts aren't set at Choctaw just yet as Day 1b will take place at 11 a.m. That's because on May 25, he'll enter the WPT Seminole Hard Rock Poker Showdown final table in Las Vegas with the chip lead playing for $1.1 million. If he were to reach the final table, which will take place in Las Vegas May 26 at Luxor's HyperX Esports Arena, it would be one of the most impressive accomplishments in poker history. Weng has an opportunity to make history this week. Day 1a of the $3,800 buy-in World Poker Tour (WPT) Choctaw event wrapped Friday night with a familiar face - Bin Weng - bagging a massive stack.
