Bansi Won't be Bullied
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Praz Bansi's was seated in the small blind when our chipleader, Vincent Jacques, raised to 37,000. Bansi re-popped to 90,000 and Jacques doubled-checked his cards before he folded.
2010 World Series of Poker
Event #5: $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em
Day: 3
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2010 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$2,824,200
Entries
2,092
Level
29
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
10,000
Dwyte Pilgrim Eliminated in 21st Place ($15,222)
Dwyte Pilgrim's day was cut short when he became David Sands' second victim of the day. We are now down to 20 players from the starting field of 23.
Tuthill Doubles Through Knecht
Donald Offord got things started in this hand with a middle-position raise to 50,000. David Tuthill went all in for 23,000 from the button, which is when Kyle Knecht raised to 300,000, from the big blind, causing Offord to fold.
Tuthill: 
Knecht: 
Tuthill needed to improve and wasn't able to do so on the flop, which came 
, nor dd he find any help on the turn, which came 
. However, the 
on the river was all Tuthill needed to boost himself back up to 80,000 in chips. Meanwhile, Knecht has 1,100,000 or so.
Getty Mattingsley Eliminated in 22nd Place ($15,222)
Getty Mattingsley open shoved for about 100,000 chips and got called by Kyle Knecht on the button.
Kyle Knecht: 
Getty Mattingsley: 
Board: 
Mattingsley is out of the tournament and Knecht now has about 1,200,000 chips.
Alexander Carr eliminated in 23rd Place ($15,222)
Alexander Carr came in with the shortest stack today and looked as though he might get a second chance when his 
held up after his all-in bet was called by Santiago Nadal who turned over 
. However, as soon as we returned to write up about his fortunate turn, he was eliminated by David Sands, who should now be sitting with about 770,000 in chips.
Kordus Wins First Big Pot
Calvin Kordus raised to 36,000 in the hijack position and was called by Dwyte Pilgrim in the big blind. The flop came 
and Pilgrim led out for 75,000. Not to be outdone, Kordus made an all-in raise, which led Pilgrim to fold.
Go Time!
Dealers have been instructed to shuffle up and deal as we start our journey to crowning a champion in Event #5. The field is littered with young, successful players, and is sure to be tough for any of them to navigate.
Level: 21
Blinds: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 2,000
Day 3 Table and Seat Draw
Table 371
Seat 1: Hugh Bell - 504,000
Seat 2: Tomer Berda - 207,000
Seat 3: --empty--
Seat 4: Tyler Hamade - 328,000
Seat 5: Benjamin Kleyman - 226,000
Seat 6: Ting Xiao - 238,000
Seat 7: Yuval Bronshtein - 498,000
Seat 8: John Sidoni - 389,000
Seat 9: --empty--
Table 372
Seat 1: Praz Bansi - 616,000
Seat 2: Dion Flores - 159,000
Seat 3: Dwyte Pilgrim - 209,000
Seat 4: Santiago Nadal - 496,000
Seat 5: --empty--
Seat 6: David Sands 628000
Seat 7: Vincent Jacques - 1,498,000
Seat 8: Alexander Carr - 83,000
Seat 9: Calvin Kordus - 876,000
Table 374
Seat 1: Donald Offord - 283,000
Seat 2: Getty Mattingsley - 139,000
Seat 3: Karl Pirkopf - 206,000
Seat 4: Joshua Gibson - 214,000
Seat 5: David Tuthill - 293,000
Seat 6: John Myung - 268,000
Seat 7: Kyle Knecht - 971,000
Seat 8: --empty--
Seat 9: Jason Fazzone - 131,000
Event #5: $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em
Day 3 Started