On a board of both Iliodoros Kamatakis and Nikolaus Teichert got their chips in. Hijack Kamatakis had the dominating as big blind Teichert tabled . The river was a blank and Teichert made his exit.
"One more, one more!" Jaime Staples said before getting his cards. He was down to his last 15,000 and moved in from first position. In the hijack, Yang Zhang made it 22,000 and big blind Scott Margereson made the call.
Margereson then check folded to the 25,000 continuation bet on . Staples had a gutshot with the , and he was up to Zhang's . The on the turn and on the river were blanks and Staple hit the rail.
"Good game guys" Staples said, before wishing them all good luck and making his way to the pay out desk.
Alex Goulder lead just got a little bigger and Raiden Kan has hit the rail.
Kan got his stack in holding the against Goulder's and hit the flop. However, Goulder hit the turn to take the lead in the hand and busted Kan after the river made him aces up.
Adrien Allain shoved the first hand of the day and got no callers. But when he tried it a second time, Adrian Mateos looked him up.
Mateos:
Allain:
Mateos had the pair and flopped Allain all but dead when the came down. The turn ended it and the river was simply a formality as Allain fell in 45th place.
Just 45 players remain in the 2016 PokerStars EPT Season 12 Dublin Main Event and it's British pro Alex Goulder in the lead. The WPT National champion is the only player with a stack of over a million, his closest competitor is Frank Williams who bagged 881,000 last night.
The first level to be played is 5,000/10,000 with a 1,000 ante. Adrian Allain, the short stack going into the day today, starts with just 8 big blinds. PCA champion Dominik Panka is to starts with 9 big blinds and will be looking for a double up sooner rather than later.
Day 4 starts at noon (in about an hour) and the goal is to play down to 16, or till the end of level 24, whichever comes first. Levels will again be 90 minutes long, with a 20-minute break after each level. There won't be a dinner break for the players, play should halt around 8:45 pm.
There will be plenty of action in the Main Event today, of that one can be sure, but there will be another big tournament going on at the same time. At 12:30 the €10,200 3-day High Roller starts, and PokerNews.com will be on sight for coverage of that event as well. So sit back, fire up the stream, and get your F5 finger ready to refresh our live coverage pages as many times as you like.