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Blinds: 12,000/24,000
Ante: 3,000
2010 PokerStars.net LAPT Punta del Este
LAPT Punta del Este Main Event
Day: 3
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2. Norbert Ludger - 1,157,000
3. Jose Ignacio Barbero - 404,000
4. Bernardo da Silveira Dias - 525,000
5. Ernesto Panno - 584,000
6. Andres Korn - 764,000
7. Nicolas Cardyn - 815,000
8. Daniela de Lima Zapiello - 902,000
9. Marco A. Caicedo - 429,000
We'll play on for one more knockout before bagging and tagging the chips for tomorrow's official final table.
flop.Korn immediately shoved and Mostafa did not take very long in making the call. The hands were:
Korn:
Mostafa
The
turn kept Mostafa ahead, but the 
river gave Korn the flush. Down to 170,000, Mostafa shoved two hands later with 
, running into Roman Suarez's 
.No help came for Mostafa, out in 10th place for $14,590.
, and he found action from Bernardo Dias who had his opponent slightly covered.Showdown
Capdevila:
Dias:
The flop rolled out
, and it became clear that a big percentage of the spectators are Dias fans as the room erupted with cheers. The turn 
left Capdevila drawing dead to two outs, and the that rivered was not one of them.That's the end of the day for Capdevila, making his exit in 11th place.
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The flop brought
, and Thorsell put his remaining 14,000 chips into the pot. Dias and Panno quickly called, though the floor made them each put in the minimum bet of 20,000. They would check-check through the turn 
and the river 
."Flush," said Panno, tabling
. Thorsell seemed a bit upset as if he would have won the hand barring Panno's clubs. In any event, he quietly wished his table luck and headed off to the payout desk to collect 12th-place money.
Thorsell:
Caicedo:
The board ran out
, boosting Caicedo's stack to 370,000. Thorsell is now very short with 50,000.
The flop came down
and Sansour quickly checked. Ludger fired 97,000 into the middle and Sansour was not going anywhere, putting in a raise of 200,000 more. Ludger took his time, eventually making the call. The turn brought the 
and Sansour shoved.Ludger immediately called and tabled
, having the hand won against Sansour's . The river was a meaningless 
and Martin Sansour was sent to the rail in 13th place.Norbert Ludger is at the top of the counts with 1,230,000.
