Event #73: $10,000 No-Limit Hold'em MAIN EVENT - World Championship Jour 3 | 2017 World Series of Poker

2017-07-13 22:24 UTC-7

Jin Takes from Akkari

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Niveau 15 : 2,500/5,000, 500 ante

Andre Akkari raised from early position and picked up three callers — Jessica Ngu, Wenlong Jin, and the big blind.

On the flop, the big blind checked, and Akkari bet 18,000. Ngu folded, Jin called, and the big blind also folded. After the turn, Akkari made it 34,000 to go, and his opponent called. Akkari slowed down and checked the on the river. Jin bet 95,000, and Akkari went into the think tank for more than two minutes before electing to fold.

Joueur	Jetons	Progression
Wenlong Jin	430,000 430,000	430,000
Andre Akkari	305,000 -85,000	-85,000

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2017-07-13 22:24 UTC-7

Some Counts from Amazon Tan

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Niveau 15 : 2,500/5,000, 500 ante

Joueur	Jetons	Progression
Matthew Moss	1,045,000 110,000	110,000
Roger Teska	936,000 116,000	116,000
Tom Cannuli	490,000 -80,000	-80,000
Niall Farrell	390,000 -60,000	-60,000

David Sands	278,000
Rainer Kempe	123,000 48,000	48,000

2017-07-13 22:25 UTC-7

Cindy Kerslake Finds a Much-Needed Double

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Niveau 15 : 2,500/5,000, 500 ante

Cindy Kerslake was halfway out of her chair, all in for her tournament life. Kerslake held in the hijack, up against the of Christoph Vogelsang in middle position.

The board ran out , and Kerslake's jacks were good for a double-up.

Joueur	Jetons	Progression
Christoph Vogelsang	330,000 135,000	135,000
Cindy Kerslake	103,000 18,000	18,000

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2017-07-13 22:26 UTC-7

Clint Tolbert Wins With Aces

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Three players saw a flop, and each put in 18,500 chips to continue to the turn. It was the , and the action checked to Clint Tolbert, who bet 64,500. Ibrahim Nasief called. The river was the , and Nasief checked. Tolbert bet 112,000, and Nasief called.

Tolbert showed two aces, , and Nasief mucked.

Joueur	Jetons	Progression
Ibrahim Nasief	1,100,000 -144,000	-144,000
Clint Tolbert	810,000 810,000	810,000

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2017-07-13 22:26 UTC-7

Senat Doubles With Big Call

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Niveau 15 : 2,500/5,000, 500 ante

Paul Senat called an all-in wager for what turned out to be 227,000 in a pot that already contained well over 300,000 chips. The board read , and Senat showed down for a set, besting the shown down by his opponent. Senat stood up and clapped, pumping his fist in celebration.

Joueur	Jetons	Progression
Paul Senat	800,000 385,000	385,000

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2017-07-13 22:27 UTC-7

De Meulder Joins World Series of Quads

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Niveau 15 : 2,500/5,000, 500 ante

Four-of-a-kind hands have been running rampant throughout the 2017 WSOP Main Event. Matthias De Meulder recently jumped on the bandwagon to make some quads of his own and move up to nearly a million chips.

De Meulder opened with from under the gun, and both the cutoff and small blind called.

The flop was , and the small blind bet out 13.000. De Meulder called, and the cutoff folded. De Meulder filled up on the turn, and the small blind check-called 28,000 from the Belgian. De Meulder improved to quads on the river, and the small blind checked again. This time, De Meulder opted for a bet of 54,000 and got the value he was looking for as his opponent called him down.

Joueur	Jetons	Progression
Matthias De Meulder	960,000 3,000	3,000

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2017-07-13 22:29 UTC-7

More to the Mix

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Alexandra Janikova, primarily a poker dealer in Europe, is on summer vacation and jumped into the Main Event. She currently has an above-average stack on a table that also includes Martin Finger and Javier Garcia Reynaldos.

Nicolas Chouity and Michael Song are in that section, as well, while Artur Koren and Justin Liberto have chipped up in the current level.

Joueur	Jetons	Progression
Javier Garcia Reynaldos	790,000 790,000	790,000
Justin Liberto	630,000 70,000	70,000

Michael Song	320,000 320,000	320,000
Alexandra Janikova	300,000 300,000	300,000
Martin Finger	280,000 10,000	10,000

Artur Koren	220,000 90,000	90,000
Nicolas Chouity	160,000 160,000	160,000

Tags: Alexandria Janikova Artur Koren Javier Garcia Reynaldos Justin Liberto Martin Finger Michael Song Nicolas Chouity

2017-07-13 22:31 UTC-7

Player Interview: Chip Leader Michael Krasienko

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Michael Krasienko started Day 3 with about 460k ... and the flu. He started feeling sick late in Day 2 and was hoping a good night's sleep would help. It didn't.

Nothing's worse than sitting through a 12-hour day at the tables, playing the premier event of the year, when you feel awful. But that's not stopping Krasienko. He's using the adrenaline that comes with playing the Main Event and nearing the money to push him through.

PokerNews found Krasienko as players were headed into the last break of the evening to ask him his secret to overtaking the chip lead and his plans for the rest of the day.

Krasienko: Basically, I played tight most of the day, made some hands, and ran pretty well.

PokerNews: Any big or memorable hands that stand out from the day.

Krasienko: There was this one hand where my opponent started with about 180,000. I raised with pocket eights, and he called.

The flop came . I bet, and he called. was dealt on the turn. I checked and my opponent bet. I raised, and he jammed. I obviously called and knocked him out. He had .

That was my biggest pot of the day. But mainly, I've been playing solid, picking my spots, and was lucky to get a few bluffs through.

PokerNews: You had four cashes in this year's WSOP and a deep run in the Main Event last year, finishing 343rd. How much poker do you play?

Krasienko: I play mostly PLO cash games. My first main event was last year, and I don't play much no-limit, just in tournaments.

PokerNews: What about the Main Event is enticing to a PLO player like you?

Krasienko: It's such a great tournament. It's the best tournament in the world. The best structure. The best field. I just really enjoyed it when I played it last year, so here I am. Outside of this pretty much all I play is PLO cash.

PokerNews: What's your plan for the last level of the day?

Krasienko: I just sat down at a new table, but it looks like it will be a little tougher. That's what happens as the field whittles down. My previous table was a little tough too; I was just lucky to capitalize in few good spots.

Actually, most of my tables have been tough. Some harder than others, but when you're running good, then good things happen.

I'm going to feel the table out and see how they're playing. Mostly, I'm just going to play my game, and play solid poker. Nobody's super short, so I just need to keep it solid and see what happens.

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2017-07-13 22:32 UTC-7

Max Silver Runs into Aces, Takes a Hit

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Max Silver raised to 12,000 in middle position, and Scott Hilton three-bet to 36,000 in late position. It folded back to Silver, and he moved all in, having Hilton covered. Hilton called, and Silver was not happy to see his cards.

Silver:
Hilton: