In one of the first hands of the day we saw Alexander Lynskey open the cutoff to 25,000. Lukas Soucek from the Czech Republic on the button three-bet all in for just under 160,000. The small blind folded but big blind John Apostolidis pushed for 559,000. Lynskey folded.
John Apostolidis:
Lukas Soucek:
The board ran out and Soucek made his exit in 40th place.
Just 40 players remain in the 2016 Aussie Millions Main Event, and it is Tony Dunst and his stack of 1.627 million leading the way into Day 4.
Much like he did on Day 2, Dunst had a superb finish to Day 3, which allowed him to bag up some a big stack and big lead. He busted Philipp Gruissem and Pascal Hartmann in the same hand, and then closed out the night by sending Sam Steindl packing with just a few hands left to play.
James Obst was another player to finish very strong on Day 3. He did so by nailing the river with pocket eights against Victor Teng's pocket jacks to finish on 1.196 million, which was good enough for second place on the leaderboard, albeit a bit behind Dunst.
In third is one of three women still in the field, Samantha Abernathy, with 1.195 million. Kitty Kuo with 783,000 and Jessica Dawley with 302,000 are the other two female players still in the field.
With the field well into the money, each player left is guaranteed AU$25,000. The cards will be in the air at 12:30 p.m. local time, and the field will be looking to make its way down to the final table of seven. However long that takes, PokerNews will be there for coverage, so be sure to keep it locked right here.
World Poker Tour Raw Deal analyst Tony Dunst joins Remko Rinkema to talk about his path in poker, the importance of having good friends in the game, working for the WPT, and much more.
and Soucek made his exit in 40th place.
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