Not long after the redraw to two tables, Patricia Cahill raised to 35,000 from middle position, then Jeffrey Wicker reraised to 80,000 from the button. The blinds got out, then Cahill shoved all in for about 340,000 and Wicker called.
Cahill held and looked in good shape to double up as Wicker held . But the flop came and the turn brought the , giving Wicker a straight. The river was the , and Cahill was eliminated.
Mark Warren was down to 203,000 just now when he open-raised all in from middle position and got one caller in Douglas MacKinnon sitting in the hijack seat.
Warren had and MacKinnon . The flop came — not a bad start for Warren, as he now had an open-ended straight draw. But the turn was the and river the , and Warren leaves us in 17th.
Jeffrey Wicker raised to 38,000 from UTG+1, and both Aaron Overton (middle position) and Barry Leventhal (button) called the raise. The flop came , and Wicker led with a bet of 59,000 which only Overton called.
The turn was the . This time Wicker checked, and Overton took the opportunity to fire a bet of 83,000. Wicker called.
The river brought the and another check from Wicker. Overton bet 210,000 this time, and Wicker called once more. Wicker tabled , but Overton had for the rivered flush and claimed the pot.
It's all about bustouts and double-ups so far on Day 3, and we have another one of the former to report to you here.
In this one Ed Modlin pushed all in from the button for 222,000 and got a caller in Douglas MacKinnon sitting in the big blind. Modlin had , MacKinnon , and when the next five cards came , Modlin had survived.
Jeffrey Wicker opened for 44,000 from early position and saw three players call — Aaron Overton (middle position), Cathy Dever (cutoff), and Adam Teasdale (big blind).
All four players checked the flop. The turn then brought the . It checked to Overton who fired 66,000, and only Dever called.
The river was the , and both Overton and Dever checked. Overton turned over for aces, and Dever mucked.
Overton continues to maintain a second-place stack at the moment among the final 16, and with that hand inches closer to leader Adam Teasdale.
Douglas MacKinnon has been eliminated in 16th place, having lost most of his stack in a big hand versus Terry Grimes, then the rest shortly thereafter to Brandon Fish.
In the first hand, Trevor Deeter had opened for 45,000 from the hijack seat when Grimes reraise-shoved for 789,000 from the button. MacKinnon called the reraise, and Deeter folded, showing his as he did.
MacKinnon had and the big preflop edge over Grimes who held . But the flop fell to give Grimes a set. The turn was the , meaning MacKinnon would've been behind Deeter's Big Slick, too, if up against him. The dealer then burned one and turned over the river, and MacKinnon was suddenly down to just 25,000.
All in on the next hand with versus Fish's , the board went , and MacKinnon was eliminated.
and looked in good shape to double up as Wicker held 
. But the flop came 
and the turn brought the 
, giving Wicker a straight. The river was the 
, and Cahill was eliminated.
and MacKinnon 
. The flop came 
— not a bad start for Warren, as he now had an open-ended straight draw. But the turn was the 
and river the 
, and Warren leaves us in 17th.
, and Wicker led with a bet of 59,000 which only Overton called.
. This time Wicker checked, and Overton took the opportunity to fire a bet of 83,000. Wicker called.
and another check from Wicker. Overton bet 210,000 this time, and Wicker called once more. Wicker tabled 
, but Overton had 
for the rivered flush and claimed the pot.
. The community cards came 
, then 
, and Woelfel survived with the double-up.
, Modlin had survived.
for aces, and Dever mucked.
and the big preflop edge over Grimes who held 
to give Grimes a set. The turn was the 
