$1,100 Open | 2018 partypoker LIVE MILLIONS North America

2018-04-24 12:52 UTC-4

Benger Makes an Exit

Nível 25 : 300,000/600,000, 600,000 ante

Griffin Benger open shoved 9,550,000 from under the gun and Chris Moorman called from early position. Both players flipped over their hands as Benger tried to avoid elimination and get a double.

Chris Moorman:
Griffin Benger:

The board fell and Moorman's set of nines took down the pot.

Jogador	Fichas	Progresso
Chris Moorman	59,100,000	9,300,000
Griffin Benger	Eliminado

Tags: Chris Moorman Griffin Benger

2018-04-24 12:45 UTC-4

Moorman's Aces Good

Nível 25 : 300,000/600,000, 600,000 ante

Andres Ojeda opened to 1,500,000 from under the gun and Chris Moorman three-bet to 4,200,000 from the button. Ojeda called and the flop came down . Ojeda check-called a bet of 3,600,000 from Morrman and the turn fell the .

Ojeda led out for 5,000,000 and Moorman called the bet. The river came the and both players checked for a showdown. Ojeda tabled and Moorman then showed to take down the pot with his pair of aces.

Jogador	Fichas	Progresso
Chris Moorman	49,800,000	13,500,000
Andres Ojeda	21,700,000	-15,700,000

Tags: Chris Moorman Andres Ojeda

2018-04-24 12:23 UTC-4

The Cards are in the Air

Nível 25 : 300,000/600,000, 600,000 ante

The 68 remaining runners just kicked off play in Day 3 of the $1,100.

Nível: 25

Blinds: 300,000/600,000

Ante: 600,000

2018-04-24 10:23 UTC-4

Jacobson Nearing the Top as the $1,100 Open Day 3 is Set to Begin

The partypoker MILLIONS North America $1,100 Open has 68 players left going into the final day of play and is set to begin at 12:00 PM EST. Martin Jacobson (36,475,000) has accumulated one of the top stacks going into Day 3 after starting Day 2 with a stack well below average.

Jacobson is the 2014 WSOP Main Event champion with over $16.5 million in career earnings and will be looking to add a partypoker MILLIONS North America title to his tournament history. The Swede is going into Day 3 fifth in chips and will surely be someone to watch for as the field shrinks down to the final table.

Some notable players that Jacobson will have to go through to capture a title include chip leader Anthony Ruberto (40,175,000), Steven Tripp (38,900,000), and Jean-Francois M (37,425,000) who all sit in the top three positions of the leaderboard. Some other notable runners still chasing the title include bracelet winners Chris Moorman (36,300,000) and Mohsin Charania (26,400,000).

When the action resumes the blinds will continue on level 25 at 300,000/600,000 with a 600,000 button ante. Players are all guaranteed $4,000 and the money gets a serious pay increase as the runners hit the final table. A top nine finish will pocket a respectable $12,000 with the winner of the tournament taking home a payday of $210,000.

The PokerNews team will be live reporting this event from the Playground Poker Club.

Tags: Chris Moorman Martin Jacobson Mohsin Charania Anthony Ruberto

2018-04-24 10:05 UTC-4

Day 3 Seat Draw

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Table	Seat	Player	Country	Chip Count	Big Blinds
29	1	Stefano Parise	Canada	34,350,000	57
29	2	Kauvsegan Ehamparam	Canada	7,500,000	13
29	3	Peter Shonk	Canada	15,050,000	25
29	4	James Mordue	United States	13,500,000	23
29	5	Michael Leblanc	Canada	27,050,000	45
29	6	Joel Moreau	Canada	10,900,000	18
29	7	Xiaoyu Li	Canada	9,300,000	16
29	8	Toby Joyce	Ireland	11,725,000	20

30	1	Kevin Rivest	Canada	8,450,000	14
30	2	Jonathan Opas	United States	33,300,000	56
30	3	Alexander Lynskey	United Kingdom	35,700,000	60
30	4	Kelly Kellner	Canada	6,425,000	11
30	6	Aaron Duczak	Canada	4,850,000	8
30	7	Mounzer Awada	Canada	11,950,000	20
30	8	Bahman Radjabalipour	Canada	4,650,000	8

31	1	Michael Egan	Canada	18,875,000	31
31	2	Martin Jacobson	Sweden	36,475,000	61
31	3	Ramesh Puradchithasan	Canada	6,125,000	10
31	4	Sebastien Drolet-poitras	Canada	36,225,000	60
31	5	Pfizer Jordan	United States	17,025,000	28
31	6	Steven Tripp	Canada	38,900,000	65
31	8	Marc-Etienne Blais	Canada	13,000,000	22

32	1	Anthony Garofalo	United States	17,425,000	29
32	2	Marton Szlavy	Canada	18,000,000	30
32	3	Jeffrey Sarwer	Canada	5,475,000	9
32	4	Ken Ransom	Canada	11,600,000	19
32	5	Rami Taqtaq	Canada	25,500,000	43
32	6	Anthony Ruberto	United States	40,175,000	67
32	7	Ryan Anthony Wolters	Canada	24,375,000	41
32	8	Denis Ward	Canada	25,350,000	42

33	1	Francois Sauve	Canada	14,250,000	24
33	2	Maxime Lefebvre	Canada	9,525,000	16
33	3	Omar El nasrallah	Canada	6,025,000	10
33	4	Chrishan Sivasundaram	Canada	16,900,000	28
33	5	Michael Farrow	Canada	19,975,000	33
33	6	Raphael Simoneau	Canada	20,775,000	35
33	7	Dejuante Alexander	United States	13,950,000	23
33	8	Vincent Tremblay	Canada	5,600,000	9

34	1	Francesco Maltese	Canada	25,110,000	42
34	2	Philippe Belley	Canada	11,950,000	20
34	3	Karim-olivier Kamal	Canada	12,925,000	22
34	4	Leo Leclerc	Canada	19,025,000	32
34	5	Adam Hussen	Canada	16,800,000	28
34	6	Alexander Allison	Canada	12,925,000	22
34	7	Michael Wasserman	United States	28,175,000	47
34	8	Thomas Buchanan	United Kingdom	18,525,000	31

35	1	Jeffrey Blenkarn	Costa Rica	15,450,000	26
35	3	Yan Neiman	Canada	1,077,500	2
35	4	Haralambos Margaritis	Canada	12,350,000	21
35	5	Rong Xu	Canada	8,500,000	14
35	6	Evgenii Tsatskin	Canada	5,475,000	9
35	7	Steven Filipovic	Canada	21,850,000	36
35	8	Alexander Hartung	Canada	14,950,000	25

36	1	Mohsin Charania	United States	26,400,000	44
36	2	Jason Mandanici-turcot	Canada	8,200,000	14
36	4	Colin Padgett	Canada	13,075,000	22
36	5	Andres Ojeda	Canada	37,400,000	62
36	6	Griffin Benger	Canada	9,575,000	16
36	7	Chris Moorman	United Kingdom	36,300,000	61
36	8	Abdullahi Hassan	Canada	35,150,000	59

37	1	Brandon Kitchen	Canada	29,800,000	50
37	2	Ryan Yu	Canada	13,725,000	23
37	3	Saya Ono	United States	18,950,000	32
37	4	Alex Barbosa	Canada	13,325,000	22
37	5	Jean-Francois M	Canada	37,425,000	62
37	6	Brandon Shane	United States	15,950,000	27
37	7	Philip Elliot	Canada	12,400,000	21
37	8	Michael Skinner	Canada	17,050,000	28

$1,100 Open

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