It's not likely to be easy for Team PokerStars Pro George Danzer, but later today, he's going to be the primary member of Team PokerStars Pro within reaching distance of a 2016 World Series of Poker bracelet. 

Early this morning, Danzer made it to the overall table of the $10,000 7-Card Stud championship on the WSOP. 

Before the top of the night, Danzer was a number of the final six left within the game. The challenge for him? His chip stack is the smallest of the bunch. What's more, he's got a murderer's row with him on the table.  

Robert Mizrachi--1,371,000        Matt Grapenthien--1,157,000        Steve Weiss--682,000        Ted Forrest--447,000        David Benyamine--363,000        George Danzer--340,000        

George Danzer

Danzer's WSOP results over the last six years has been nothing in need of impressive. Six of his first seven WSOP cashes were final tables. That led as much as 2014 when Danzer finally won his first bracelet...and then another one lower than per week later. Later that year, he won gold again on the WSOP in Australia, making for 3 bracelets in a single year. 

Regardless of his finish today, it is going to mark Danzer's deepest run in two years. To make it a bracelet, he'll need to catch a hand early. If anyone could make that happen, it is the man with the tricky scarf.

Danzer is not the just one earning profits within the Stud Championship. Brazilian Team Pro Felipe Ramos managed to sneak past the bubble for a 14th place cash.

Felipe Ramos

Today would be the first day the 2016 WSOP crowns an open event bracelet winner. Will or not it's Danzer? 

No matter what happens, congrats to Ramos on his cash, and good luck to Danzer in his quest for his fourth bracelet. 

Brad Willis is the PokerStars Head of Blogging. Follow him on Twitter: @BradWillis. WSOP photos by PokerPhotoArchive.com 

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