Patrick Michael Wins Event #3: $360 NLH With $100 Bounties
The bicentennial mark was nearly reached in Wednesday's Event #3: $360 NLH With $100 Bounties, as 196 entries generated a total prize pool of $40,180. When all was said and done, Patrick Michael and Andrew Dykeman agreed to a heads-up chop with Michael taking the top prize of $9,003 and Dykeman earning $7,886.
A trio of Jacksonville residents in Louis De Pasquale, Andrew Simmonds, and Trammell Evans took the next three places, with Lee Pohle, Shane Scorza, and Russell Dugger also making it to the final table. All eight earned at least a four-figure payday for their efforts.
In total, 25 places were paid for the event, with Michael Smith Jr. being the first to make it past the bubble to earn $301 before payouts jumped to $372 and increased every three places until the final table of nine was reached.
Event #3 Results
| Place | Player | Hometown | Prize |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Patrick Michael | Sanford, North Carolina | $9,003* |
| 2 | Andrew Dykeman | Destin, Florida | $7,886* |
| 3 | Louis De Pasquale | Jacksonville, Florida | $4,118 |
| 4 | Andrew Simmonds | Jacksonville, Florida | $2,505 |
| 5 | Trammell Evans | Jacksonville, Florida | $1,935 |
| 6 | Lee Pohle | Newland, North Carolina | $1,603 |
| 7 | Shane Scorza | Tampa, Florida | $1,366 |
| 8 | Russell Dugger | Brunswick, Georgia | $1,181 |
*Denotes heads-up deal.
and the early-position player checked. The hijack made a continuation-bet of 2,500 and received only a call from Ajayi.
and the hijack checked. Ajayi made a bet of 6,500 and the hijack called, bringing the river 
where both players checked through to showdown.
for a pair of kings and Ajayi topped it with 
, earning the pot with his pair of aces.
and McNulty checked again. Van Sanford announced he was all in, putting forward his remaining 9,000. McNulty immediately announced a call and flipped over the nuts.
, resulting in his remaining chips being sent over to McNulty.
, the small blind checked and Walters bet 8,000. Hart called and the small blind folded.
and Walters slid forward all of his 5,000-chips. Hart had just 9,000 back and called it off.
