2010 PokerStars.net LAPT Florianopolis

Main Event
Day: 3
Event Info

2010 PokerStars.net LAPT Florianopolis

Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
a10
Prize
$247,441
Event Info
Buy-in
$2,500
Entries
364
Level Info
Level
29
Blinds
40,000 / 80,000
Ante
10,000

Main Event

Day 3 Started

Day 3 Starting Stacks

Player Chips Progress
Rudy Blondeau
Rudy Blondeau
536,500
Andre De Oliveira Sa
Andre De Oliveira Sa
511,000
Miguel Velasco
Miguel Velasco
392,500
Dayan Vardanega
Dayan Vardanega
380,000
Sander Aalders
Sander Aalders
348,000
David Bortnik
David Bortnik
302,500
Guilherme Marques Garcia
Guilherme Marques Garcia
301,500
Matthias Habernig at
Matthias Habernig
298,000
Mario Donoso
Mario Donoso
261,000
240,000
Martin Fuentes
Martin Fuentes
223,500
Francisco Azocar
Francisco Azocar
215,000
Robson Vinicious Kozan
Robson Vinicious Kozan
212,500
212,000
Jorge Martin Fiori
Jorge Martin Fiori
209,000
Alexandre Richard Martins
Alexandre Richard Martins
193,500
Alessandra Correa Dos Santos
Alessandra Correa Dos Santos
193,000
Engelberth Steve Varela Moreno
Engelberth Steve Varela Moreno
174,500
Marco Caicedo Jaramillo
Marco Caicedo Jaramillo
171,000
Gino Leonello Corazzari Neto
Gino Leonello Corazzari Neto
143,500
Paulo Rink
Paulo Rink
130,000
123,000
Pedro Velasco Adnet
Pedro Velasco Adnet
122,000
22,000
22,000
Kwang Ho Han
Kwang Ho Han
121,000
113,000

Day 3 Table and Seat Draw

Table 1
Seat 1: Engelberth Steve Varela Moreno (Venezuela) - 174500
Seat 2: Mario Donoso (Venezuela) - 261000
Seat 3: Robson Vinicious Kozan (Brazil) - 212500
Seat 4: Rodolfo Awad (Chile) - 103500
Seat 5: Alessandra Correa Dos Santos (Brazil) - 193000
Seat 6: Miguel Fernando Velasco Hoyos (Colombia) - 392500
Seat 7: Sander Aalders (Netherlands) - 348000
Seat 8: Gino Leonello Corazzari Neto (Brazil) - 143500

Table 2
Seat 1: Pedro Velasco Adnet (Brazil) - 122000
Seat 2: Cristiane Dias (Brazil) - 102000
Seat 3: Jose Jorge Pereira (Brazil) - 123000
Seat 4: Juan Carlos Herrera (Costa Rica) - 112500
Seat 5: Alexandre Richard Martins (Brazil) - 193500
Seat 6: Gerald Poncie (France) - 83000
Seat 8: Homero Ribeiro (Brazil) - 94500

Table 3
Seat 2: Francisco Ernesto Azocar Contreras (Costa Rica) - 215000
Seat 3: Claudio Baptista (Brazil) - 60500
Seat 4: Dayan Vardanega (Brazil) - 380000
Seat 5: Paulo Rink (Brazil) - 130000
Seat 6: Guilherme Marques Garcia (Brazil) - 301500
Seat 7: Kwang Ho Han (Argentina) - 121000
Seat 8: Régis Kogler (Brazil) - 108500

Table 4
Seat 1: Scott Davies (United States) - 99500
Seat 2: Martin Fuentes (Uruguay) - 223500
Seat 3: Rodrigo M Scartezini (Brazil) - 92500
Seat 4: Richard Gui (United States) - 62000
Seat 5: Andre De Oliveira Sa (Brazil) - 511000
Seat 6: David Bortnik (Argentina) - 302500
Seat 7: Rudy Blondeau (Canada) - 536500

Table 5
Seat 1: Marco Caicedo Jaramillo (Colombia) - 171000
Seat 2: Jose Gullerme De Paula Thome (Brazil) - 212000
Seat 3: Andre Luiz Scaff (Brazil) - 240000
Seat 4: Matthias Habernig (Austria) - 298000
Seat 5: Gilberto Pizzamiglio (Brazil) - 85500
Seat 6: Jorge Arias (Venezuela) - 113000
Seat 7: Jorge Martin Fiori (Argentina) - 209000

Here Comes Day 3

PokerStars.net LAPT Florianopolis
PokerStars.net LAPT Florianopolis

Yesterday saw Day 2's field whittled from the returning 183 down to just 36. As it always is along the Latin American Poker Tour, the bubble was a very tense and exciting one. Rudy Blondeau seized this as an opportunity to pick up chips and build his stack. Matthias Habernig and Sander Aalders did the same on the bubble and all built some nice stacks while the shorter stacks all held on depserately hoping to cash.

Eventually, Alexandre Fracari succumbed in 49th place -- the last place to finish without being paid. With all the the remaining 48 players in the money, the pace of play picked up from there. As the chips began to fly, Blondeau was able to keep himself in the lead. He finished out the day as the largest stack in the room at 536,500. Andre De Oliveira Sa wasn't too far behind, bagging up 511,000 himself.

Out of all the Team PokerStars members, only Jorge Arias from Team Online remains. He outlasted all of his teammates and finished with 113,000 in chips. Leo Fernandez from Team Pro Argentina was the only team member to finish in the money.

Play resumes today at noon local time with the final 36 all still in contention for the title. Top prize is worth $247,441 and you can bet every last one of our competitors have their eyes set on it! We'll go from 36 down to the final right today, so be sure to stick around for the most amazing poker action south of the Equator.

Delays, Delays

The tournament players are still fiddling around and removing their chips from the bags about 15 minutes past noon now. Things will get underway at some point in the near future, trust us.

Level: 20

Blinds: 5,000/10,000

Ante: 1,000

Kwang Ho Han

Early casualty Kwang Ho Han
Early casualty Kwang Ho Han

Guilherme Marques Garcia opened with a raise only to have Kwang Ho Han three-bet all in. Garcia made the call and we were off to a showdown.

Garcia: {A-Diamonds}{9-Clubs}
Han: {J-Clubs}{7-Clubs}

The board ran out {2-Spades}{9-Hearts}{K-Diamonds}{Q-Spades}{K-Clubs} to see Han hit the rail, as Garcia climbs to over 430,000 in chips.

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