LAS VEGAS -- While the Main Event field was dwindling down toward the bubble on Day 3 late Thursday night at the Rio, the Little One for One Drop was nearing its entry deadline and its number of players (and money raised for the World Series of Poker’s official charity) was increasing rapidly.
That’s because this year the WSOP put the $1,111 buy-in Little One for One Drop on the schedule after the Main Event, kicking off with the first of three Day 1 flights on Wednesday. Players who were eliminated from the Main Event could then enter the Little One, which also featured unlimited re-entries.