There's just no quit in Kid Poker. 

Last week, Daniel Negreanu finished fourth out of 461 within the 2016 WSOP $1,500 Razz event for $42,030. Only some day later he cashed within the $10,000 2-7 event placing 14th out of 100. Now, he's deep in his first no-limit hold'em event of the year and only a few tables clear of his seventh WSOP bracelet. 

In lower than two hours, Negreanu may be re-starting Day 3 in fifth place out of the remainder 26 players. The ride to Day 3 was crazy, one through which he managed to flop quads and receives a commission for it after which later make queens delay 3 ways. Now, he's set to record his 86th WSOP cash and build on greater than $15 million in World Series winnings.

Although Kid Poker's last three World Series summers was amazing (including a runner-up finish within the One Drop and 11th place finish basically Event), he has not won a bracelet since 2013. That's nagged at him a bit of bit. 

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In the KidPoker documentary, he admits he's still keen to win several more bracelets before he hangs it up. He's in a great spot to make it happen today, but he isn't without some serious competition. The highest ten going into today doesn't have a large number of soft spots. 

Martin Kozlov1 -- 497,000        David Vamplew -- 1,310,000        Calvin Lee1 -- 236,000        Raghav Bansal -- 1,059,000      Daniel Negreanu -- 932,000        Daniel Weinman -- 932,000        Will Givens -- 930,000        Matt Giannetti -- 738,000        Doug Polk -- 728,000        Steffen Sontheimer -- 623,000  

     

Negreanu and the opposite 25 players pick back up at noon Vegas time. 

Good luck to Kid Poker as he works to bring home #7. 

$1 million Spin & Gos running now! Click here to get a PokerStars account.Brad Willis is the PokerStars Head of Blogging. Follow him on Twitter: @BradWillis. WSOP photos by PokerPhotoArchive.com

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