McEachern is taking through an above-average stack of 133,000 chips.Īlso still in the field is Jeremy Ausmus, who is not only looking to add to his already astounding $14.7 million in live earnings but an addition to his trophy cabinet that already contains four WSOP bracelets. McEachern qualified for the event by winning the $400 No Limit Hold'em Seniors Ring Event in the WSOPC in Northern California at the start of the year.
Poker legend and beloved sports commentator Lon McEachern also bagged and tagged a stack for tomorrow’s session.
