WSOP One Stop Shop

[Tractor]

Wiiii, GL Rupert and all the other Blondes still in.

[paulhouk03]

604k wiii

Random q how much would u sell 1% now?

Just having an argument with a friend ATM

[alfiesdad]

Best of British to all remaining Brits

[Dewi_cool]

Best of British to all remaining Brits

[Rupert]

604k wiii

Random q how much would u sell 1% now?

Just having an argument with a friend ATM

No idea 1.6k?

[Doobs]

604k wiii

Random q how much would u sell 1% now?

Just having an argument with a friend ATM

No idea 1.6k?

I would snap your hands off, surely at least 600/30*10000*.01?

glgl

[Rupert]

Nah isnt winner takes all

[TightEnd]

Event #58: $10,000 Main Event
Day 3 completed
That's a Wrap; Poirier & Jace Lead the Race!

The Amazon Room is quiet once more, only broken by the constant hum of the janitor’s vacuum cleaner and the distant clanking of chips as they are taken out by the dealers and floor staff to the cage. It’s certainly been another stellar day here at the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino, and naturally, it means that it’s that time of the night where the PokerNews Live Reporting Team wrap things up.

For the 1,864 players that took to the felt here in either the Amazon or Pavilion Rooms today, they can consider themselves part of poker history. For the very first time, ESPN beamed the major action live to poker fans all over the world. It only seems fitting that the “big dance” become a “big show” – and what a star-studded spectacular it was, full of color, drama and the occasional bit of slapstick.

2011 World Series of Poker Event #35 champion Jason Mercier was amongst the first wave to hit the rail, with Dan Shak, Matt Matros and Greg Mueller also taking their leave within the first level of play. Due to the ESPN production schedule, play was quickly back underway after a break and the intensity certainly didn’t let up. In fact, Anton Ionel turned that dial up to 11 when he flopped a set of kings against an opponent’s aces to move up to almost 600,000 in chips – and that wasn’t even the dinner break yet!

However, two WSOP Main Event champions were lost during that second stanza – Tom McEvoy and Joe Cada -- but the shocking pink hair of Guillaume Darcourt didn’t go unnoticed, and neither did his stack, as he took the chip lead into the break with over 880,000 in chips.

21-year-old Max Heinzelmann then stole the show (and Shaun Deeb’s chips) in one of the first hands after the break inside The Mothership, but then Daryl Jace took down an even bigger pot to move up to almost one million before dinner. Darcourt, Chris Bonita and Patrick Poirier weren’t far behind, but Seinfeld’s Jason Alexander, Mike Caro and Noah Boeken were nowhere to be found at the dinner break.

2007 WSOP Europe Main Event champion Annette Obrestad was then ousted early in the post-dinner session, as was 1996 WSOP Main Event champion Huck Seed. Peter Jetten also began to chip up, but Poirier was the first past that coveted one-million chip mark.

The final two hours of play marked the resurgence of German pro Sebastian Ruthenberg, but it also marked the end of Billy Kopp, Ryan D’Angelo, Patrik Antonius and renowned poker tournament director Matt Savage. However, Daniel Retallick came out hard in one of the final hands of the night to bag up 850,000 after a massive double-up.

As it stands though, our chip leader is indeed Patrick Poirier with 1,328,000 in chips. He’s not the only one in the millionaire’s club – Daryl Jace is also up there with 1,282,500. Chris Kwon (944,500), David Barter (917,000), Scott Smith (896,500), Sebastian Ruthenberg (889,000), Christopher Bonita (859,000) and Aleksandr Mozhnyakov (813,000) will also be the ones to watch tomorrow. It should be noted that at the same time last year, James Carroll was the only one to take more than 800,000 in chips into Day 4.

Other notable players to have survived the day include Guillaume Darcourt (681,500), Peter Jetten (657,000), Bryan Devonshire (596,500), Ben Tollerene (595,500), Amanda Musumeci (528,500), JP Kelly (492,000) and Kevin Saul (392,500). Joseph Cheong, the sole 2010 November Niner in the field, will also be returning tomorrow with 410,500 in chips.

As for Phil Hellmuth? It was certainly a day he rather wouldn’t have had to begin with, but he’s ridden that rollercoaster through to bag up 77,000. All the world will be watching when he returns tomorrow – and perhaps, by the power of Greyskull, score that elusive 12th WSOP bracelet on the grandest stage of all.

[smashedagain]

any chances of putting up all the british guys chip counts that are into day 4 please tighty. if you get a spare 2 mins of course

[TightEnd]

any chances of putting up all the british guys chip counts that are into day 4 please tighty. if you get a spare 2 mins of course

Yes. When the full chip counts arrive.

[smashedagain]

any chances of putting up all the british guys chip counts that are into day 4 please tighty. if you get a spare 2 mins of course

Yes. When the full chip counts arrive.

lol. stroll on. saw you had posted and expected to see it. no worries then in your own time

[TightEnd]

Remaining Players (at EOD): 852 Places Paid: 693

Buyin: $10,000 Prize Pool: $64,531,000

6 Sebastian Ruthenberg LONDON, , GB 889,000 Amazon / 332 / 5
33 Rupert Elder BURY ST EDMUNDS, , GB 604,000 Amazon / 371 / 6
70 Laurence Houghton LONDON, , GB 493,000 Amazon / 352 / 1
71 JP Kelly AYLESBURY, , GB 492,000 Amazon / 323 / 2
78 Jonathan Godfrey MANCHESTER, , GB 471,500 Amazon / 353 / 2
90 David Vamplew FIFE, , GB 451,000 Amazon / 295 / 8
104 Samuel Holden Sussex, , GB 426,000 Amazon / 282 / 5
118 Rupom Pal Essex, , GB 410,500 Amazon / 371 / 3
135 Scott Shelley LONDON, , GB 392,500 Amazon / 303 / 7
147 Chris Bjorin LONDON, , GB 380,500 Amazon / 334 / 9
156 Andy Ferguson EDINBURGH, , GB 374,000 Amazon / 299 / 9
159 Christopher Brammer HAMPSHIRE, , GB 373,000 Amazon / 294 / 5
192 Kriston Cudmore London, , GB 334,000 Amazon / 307 / 7
209 Darren Woods LINCOLSHIRE, , GB 316,000 Amazon / 303 / 6
259 Nick Gibson BUCKS, , GB 289,000 Amazon / 288 / 1
264 Joseph Whittaker GB 284,000 Amazon / 300 / 2
271 Simon Deadman GT 278,000 Amazon / 341 / 4
306 Peter Holder Bromley, , GB 261,500 Amazon / 330 / 1 (Sky Poker)
316 Mathew Frankland TEESSIDE, , GB 258,500 Amazon / 371 / 8
324 Niall Charlton CARDIGG, , GB 250,500 Amazon / 289 / 4
351 Neil Mcfayden HERTFO, , GB 234,000 Amazon / 365 / 1
429 Steven Watts PECKHAM, , GB 198,000 Amazon / 363 / 6
436 Sunny Chattha LONDON, , GB 195,000 Amazon / 350 / 4
460 Graeme Ladd ORPINGTON, , GB 187,500 Amazon / 366 / 4
475 Steve Rawle Dartmouth, , GB 178,500 Amazon / 344 / 4
491 Paul Kerr BOTHWELL, , GB 172,500 Amazon / 305 / 4
558 David Docherty Coatbridge, , GA 143,500 Amazon / 347 / 4
574 Daniel Morgan GILLINGHAM, , GB 101,500 Amazon / 346 / 1
585 Philip Green Frinton On Sea Essex, , GB 129,500 Amazon / 347 / 3
599 Jake Cody ROCHDALE, , GB 121,000 Amazon / 348 / 8
765 Kevin Howe GLASGOW, , GB 86,000 Amazon / 367 / 3
801 Rupom Pal Essex, , GB 410,500 Amazon / 371 / 3


31 made it through. A couple are listed as GB but that is residence not nationality

[smashedagain]

fml. chris bjorin again. ask tittybean when varience is gonna hit this guy coz it aint in the last 20 years. he must have the best hendonmob ever.
gl blondes

[Marky147]

Get there Blondessssssssss!!

[JK]

Danny Toffell still in also. Where abouts can I find the seat draws?