That also means that the pace of eliminations should taper. We're playing until 24 remain. Now that the slowdown is here, it may take a while to get the last ten eliminations that we need.
2010 PokerStars.net NAPT Mohegan Sun
2010 PokerStars.net NAPT Mohegan Sun Main Event
Day: 3
Event Info
2010 PokerStars.net NAPT Mohegan Sun
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$4,700
Entries
716
Level
32
Blinds
100,000 / 200,000
Ante
20,000
Players Left 1 / 716
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That also means that the pace of eliminations should taper. We're playing until 24 remain. Now that the slowdown is here, it may take a while to get the last ten eliminations that we need.
41 - Bahador Ahmadi, Canada
42 - Ryan D'Angelo, USA
43 - Luis Nargentino, USA
44 - Steven Goosen, Canada
45 - Elijah Berg, USA
46 - Bryan Bindert, USA
47 - Vinny Pahuja, USA
48 - Bill Kontaratos, Canada
These players earned $10,500:
49 - David Tepperberg
50 - Anton Talle, USA
51 - George Kalaittzis, unknown
52 - Patti Reade, Canada
53 - Taylor Shpur, USA
54 - Vincent Napolitano, USA
55 - Maxwell Greenwood, Canada
56 - Daryl Jace, USA
57 - Dustin Hayes, USA
flop, Andrew Ferguson bet 35,000. Phil Ivey made the call and the 
hit the turn.Ferguson checked and Ivey bet 50,000, instantly called by Ferguson. The
landed on the river and Ferguson checked. Ivey took a few moments before betting 100,000, getting called immediately once again. Ferguson turned up
, but Ivey tabled 
for broadway to win the pot. He is up to 420,000 while Ferguson drops to 185,000.
"Well, I know you're going to call," Bordonaro remarked with a trace of sarcasm as he looked at Seiver. Bordonaro then folded. He was right about Seiver, who quickly called with
. He was ahead of Terry's 
."Shit!" moaned Bordonaro. "I folded ace jack!" But Bordonaro changed his tune as the board rolled out
to give Terry three queens and the best hand.Terry is up to about 320,000. The loss of 155,000 chips is barely a dent in the armor for Seiver.
only to be given a pass. This time Keating reraised to 82k, leaving himself 6k behind. James Akenhead cold four-bet (almost) all in, sticking around 300k in the middle but also leaving himself 6k. By the time Alan Sternberg moved all in over top of them, there was barely any room left in the middle of the felt. Sick squeeze play. Maybe they'll fold and keep their 6k. Massouh folded, and Keating and Akenhead decided they were priced in. Time for showdown.Keating:
Akenhead:
Sternberg:
The
flop made things a lot more comfortable for Sternberg. The on the turn gave Akenhead a straight draw and meant things were over for Keating. The river was the 
, shipping the giant pot to Sternberg. He's now over the 1 million mark. Keating was still smiling when he made his exit, Akenhead not so much.
and was up against Vanessa Selbst's 
.The board rolled out
as Selbst paired on the river to eliminate Duchateau and move closer to 2 million chip mark.
She held two nines and was racing against the
of Maruf. After a board of 
, Maruf doubled up and now has about 375,000 chips.
Hall made the call and revealed
, crushing Sharp's 
. The board ran out 
and Hall won the hand tp increase his stack to back around 800,000, eliminating Sharp in the process.
