$5,000 Main Event Dia 3 | 2017 PokerStars Championship Bahamas

$5,000 Main Event

Dia 3 Começado

2017-01-11 10:10 UTC-5

Jogador	Fichas	Progresso
Nick Maimone	689,000

Daniel Colman	620,000

Michael Vela	440,500

Mike McDonald	436,000

James Juvancic	431,500
Rex Clinkscales	428,500
Pedro Baptista Martinho Cabeca	428,500
Aleksei Opalikhin	387,500
Sylvain Loosli	374,000

Rodrigo Cordoba	364,500
Willliam Batista Arruda	360,000
Rasmus Glæsel	322,000
Hendrik Latz	317,500
Andrew Ryan	307,500
Valentin Messina	302,500
Ami Alibay	300,500
Tony Tran	298,000
Shawn Buchanan	286,500

Byron Kaverman	286,000

Jason Mercier	281,500

Marcin Kapkowski	274,000
Mattias Priolo	274,000
Ramiro Petrone	265,000
Damien Steel	257,000
Brock Allison	252,000

Table	Seat	Player	Country	Chip Count
1	1	Dorian Rios Pavon	Venezuela	52,000
1	2	Nacho Barbero	Argentina	77,500
1	3	Will Failla	United States	39,500
1	4	Donys Ivan Agnelli Rojas	Venezuela	175,000
1	5	Jacques Der Megreditchian	France	84,000
1	6	Thomas Bo Markussen	Denmark	29,500
1	7	Axat Tulsidas Mawji	United Kingdom	169,500
1	8	Michael Vela	United States	440,500

2	1	Dan Høidahl	Norway	33,500
2	2	Bradley Snider	United States	29,000
2	3	Allon Allison	Canada	252,000
2	4	Paul Knebel	Germany	31,000
2	5	Scott Stewart	United States	115,500
2	6	Harrison Gimbel	United States	204,000
2	7	Sam Chartier	Canada	157,000
2	8	Mike McDonald	Canada	436,000

3	1	Michael Zuckerman	United States	77,000
3	2	Smit Trivedi	United Kingdom	149,000
3	3	Luke Haward	United Kingdom	8,000
3	4	Arnaud Mattern	France	27,500
3	5	Valentin Messina	France	302,500
3	6	Thomas Muehlemann	Switzerland	93,500
3	7	Byron Kaverman	United States	286,000
3	8	Hendrik Latz	Germany	317,500

4	1	Pascal Lefrancois	Canada	184,500
4	2	Esther Taylor	United States	35,000
4	3	Pablo Mariz	Canada	41,000
4	4	Kevin Andriamahefa	Canada	173,500
4	5	Myung Shin	United States	204,000
4	6	Stein Vegar Rødseth	Norway	99,500
4	7	Rasmus Glæsel	Norway	322,000
4	8	Nick Maimone	United States	689,000

5	1	Francois Billard	Canada	20,000
5	2	Bradley Marsh	Canada	126,500
5	3	Fabio Freitas	Brazil	149,000
5	4	Raul Martinez	Spain	186,000
5	5	Pedro Baptista Martinho Cabeca	Portugal	428,500
5	6	Francisco Benitez	Uruguay	188,500
5	7	Benjamin Philipps	United Kingdom	250,500
5	8	Jeremey Grayson	Canada	50,000

6	1	Czeslaw Szerszen	United States	145,500
6	2	Murad Akhundov	Azerbaijan	224,500
6	3	Michael Bartholomew	Canada	46,500
6	4	Yakov Onuchin	Russia	244,500
6	5	Jason Mercier	United States	281,500
6	6	Brian England	United States	72,500
6	7	Robert Zipf	Germany	51,000
6	8	Ronan Gorey	Ireland	202,500

7	1	Likith Govindaiah	United States	100,000
7	2	Ramiro Petrone	Argentina	265,000
7	3	Davidi Kitai	Belgium	44,000
7	4	Diego Gomez	Spain	152,500
7	5	Bernard Lee	United States	35,500
7	6	Tom Janssens	Belgium	229,500
7	7	Steven Kerr	Canada	22,000
7	8	Erling Voje	Norway	49,500

8	1	Mariano Martiradonna	Italy	108,000
8	2	Nenad Medic	Canada	97,500
8	4	Massimo De Mario	Italy	128,000
8	5	Benjamin Wittams-Smith	United Kingdom	25,000
8	6	James Martyn	Canada	210,000
8	7	Kliment Tarmakov	Canada	140,500
8	8	James Tian	United States	147,500

9	1	Harry Ratchford	United States	22,000
9	2	Jorge De Oliveira Lopez	Portugal	90,000
9	3	Nick Mossa	Canada	62,500
9	4	Chance Kornuth	United States	97,500
9	5	Ami Alibay	Canada	300,500
9	6	Rex Clinkscales	United States	428,500
9	7	Marcin Kapkowski	Poland	274,000
9	8	Aleksei Opalikhin	Russia	387,500

10	1	Lucian Voigt	Germany	167,500
10	2	Allen Kessler	United States	152,500
10	3	Michael Gentili	Canada	190,000
10	4	Nadezhda Magnus	United States	200,500
10	6	John Engledow	United Kingdom	136,500
10	7	Christian Harder	United States	232,000
10	8	Jan Kralik	Czech Republic	203,500

11	1	Gaelle Baumann	France	217,500
11	3	Erick Brenes Cuadra	Costa Rica	68,000
11	4	Eric Semel	United States	43,000
11	5	Barry Greenstein	United States	95,000
11	6	Florian Haiduc	Romania	250,000
11	7	Mikko Turtiainen	Finland	160,000
11	8	Matthew Wantman	United States	92,000

12	1	Gautam Lillaney	Jamaica	155,000
12	2	Marius Cazacu	Romania	145,000
12	3	Adrian Mateos	Spain	204,500
12	4	Paul Fisher	United States	32,500
12	5	Damien Steel	Canada	257,000
12	6	Stig Moen	Norway	205,000
12	7	Vincent Moscati	United States	17,500
12	8	Mattias Priolo	Sweden	274,000

13	1	John Dibella	United States	80,000
13	2	Jackduyph Duong	United States	142,000
13	3	Kyle Zechner	Canada	113,500
13	4	James Juvancic	United States	431,500
13	5	Daniel Colman	United States	620,000
13	6	Martin Raus	Canada	19,500
13	7	Patrick Stacey	Cayman Islands	111,500
13	8	Justin Ouimette	Canada	133,500

14	1	Joaquin Walter	Uruguay	125,000
14	2	Sylvain Loosli	France	374,000
14	3	Andrew Ryan	United States	307,500
14	4	Richard Seymour	United States	110,000
14	5	Daniel Weinman	United States	167,000
14	6	Erik Lemarquand	Canada	49,000
14	7	Tony Tran	United States	298,000
14	8	Lucas Greenwood	Canada	173,000

15	1	Andjelko Andrejevic	United States	103,500
15	2	Ryan Riess	United States	249,500
15	3	Jaime Staples	Canada	211,500
15	4	Benoit Galland	Canada	39,000
15	5	Cliff Josephy	United States	242,500
15	6	Shawn Buchanan	Canada	286,500
15	7	Alan Schein	United States	112,500
15	8	Willliam Batista Arruda	Brazil	360,000

16	1	Stanislav Miroshkin	Russia	44,000
16	2	Pedro Da Cunha Cavalieri Doro	Brazil	61,500
16	3	Rodrigo Cordoba	Argentina	364,500
16	4	Michael Scarborough	United States	108,000
16	5	Michael Bills	United States	162,500
16	6	Paul Ephremsen	United Kingdom	182,500
16	7	Pratyush Buddiga	United States	177,500
16	8	Benjamin Zamani	United States	81,000

Day 3 Awaits

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In an hour time, Day 3 of the PokerStars Championship Bahamas kicks off. 125 players of the field of 738 remain, all of them in the money and guaranteed $7,260 at this time. The first jump in payouts is at 103, rewarding $9,120.

But while that's all nice, all of the remaining players are gunning for the final table and that first place payout of $480,012. It may be smaller than last year because of the new payout distribution, but it's still a massive sum of money for anyone.

Play will resume at noon with blinds at 2,000/4,000 with a 500 ante. Leading the field is no other than Nick Maimone who won the $25,000 event here last year. Daniel Colman, who already made over a million here at The Bahamas with a 3rd place finish in the $50,000 Single-Day High Roller for $341,240 and a 4th place finish in the $100,000 Super High Roller for $759,660, sits in second place.

PokerNews will be on the ground from start to finish with live updates, photos, and the live stream of the feature table embedded.

Nível: 15

Blinds: 2,000/4,000

Ante: 500

2017-01-11 12:16 UTC-5

Bust Outs Begin

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Nível 15 : 2,000/4,000, 500 ante

Pedro Baptista Martinho Cabeca was at risk and moved all-in preflop in the first hand at his table for 49,500. He saw Fabio Freitas from Brazil move all-in over the top and when everyone else folded, Cabeca was in a bad position. He held but was way behind Freitas' and there he stayed across the board of .

Cabeca isn't the only one barely getting the chance to sit down. England's Luke Haward is out on Day 3 here at the PokerStars Championship Bahamas Main Event too.

Jogador	Fichas	Progresso
Fabio Freitas	190,000 41,000	41,000
Pedro Baptista Martinho Cabeca	Eliminado

2017-01-11 12:19 UTC-5

Esther Taylor-Brady Doubles Early

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Nível 15 : 2,000/4,000, 500 ante

In one of the first hands of the day, Esther Taylor-Brady opened for 22,500 from the hijack, which left her just 12,000 behind. Action folded to Norway's Stein Vegar Rødseth in the big blind, and he thought for a bit before three-betting all in. Taylor-Brady called off and it was a flip.

Rødseth:
Taylor-Brady:

Taylor-Brady was looking to hold to score the double, and that's just what she did after the board ran out a clean .

Jogador	Fichas	Progresso
Esther Taylor-Brady	75,000 40,000	40,000
Stein Vegar Rødseth	65,000 -34,500	-34,500

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2017-01-11 12:21 UTC-5

Gentili Does It

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Nível 15 : 2,000/4,000, 500 ante

Michael Gentili has eliminated Martin Raus after getting into another all-in preflop situation.

Raus moved all-in with and was racing for his tournament life, but was unable to catch Gentili's across the board. Gentili vaults to 185,000 while Raus leaves the tournament room.

Elsewhere, Vincent Moscati doubled-up when his move for 25,000 with was called by Adrian Mateos with . The ace on the flop helped and the rest of the board did nothing to give Mateos any hope an an early elimination.

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2017-01-11 12:24 UTC-5

Bernard Lee Eliminated, Kitai Much Richer

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Nível 15 : 2,000/4,000, 500 ante

Davidi Kitai raised to 8,500 from early position and Bernard Lee in the cutoff shoved for 31,500. Over on the button, Tom Janssens called before both blinds folded. Kitait hen shoved all-in over the top for 60,500 and Janssens called to put both players at risk.

Davidi Kitai:
Bernard Lee:
Tom Janssens:

The board ran out giving Kitai quads and Lee his $7,260 payout.

Jogador	Fichas	Progresso
Tom Janssens	165,000 -64,500	-64,500
Davidi Kitai	162,500 118,500	118,500

Bernard Lee	Eliminado

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2017-01-11 12:25 UTC-5

"Start of a Great Story"

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Nível 15 : 2,000/4,000, 500 ante

Pedro Baptista Martinho Cabeca opened for 8,500 from the cutoff and Francisco Benitez called from the button. Francois Billard, who was short stacked in the big blind, opted to call, and then he moved all in for his last 10,000 when the flop came down .