2010 NAPT Venetian
2010 NAPT Venetian Main Event
Day: 3
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from Steve Billirakis. The turn brought the
and Rousso checked again. Billirakis fired 100,000 and Rousso called again.The river was the
and Rousso checked. Billirakis checked behind. Rousso showed pocket tens and Billirakis held the 
.Rousso dropped to 739,000 and Billirakis improved to 1.46 million
Billirakis held

and Paredes held 
.The board ran out




and Billirakis doubled up to over 1.1 million while Paredes dropped to 110,000.
. De Gilio showed
and the race was on.Board:

A queen on the flop was enough for De Gilio to take down the pot. He stays alive by doubling up to 580,000, while Sindelar is now quite short with 125,000.
Showdown
Dewitt:
Hinkle:
Board:
Ace-high held for the double.
. Sinistaj turned up
and flopped two pair to the delight of his railbirds,
. But Sinistaj told them to calm down; Rousso still could hit a queen or any club to take the lead in the hand.That didn't happen. The board bricked off
and
, with Rousso popping out of her chair in disgust and seeking calming words from her own railbirds. After she paid off Sinistaj she was down to 440,000 chips.
The players are re-drawing for seats. The plan is to eliminate eight more players before bagging the chips. We'll have the re-draw in just a few moments.
One of the chip leaders is Andrew "LuckyChewy" Lichtenberger and he has been sitting behind a massive stack of chips ever since accumulating them from the huge pot he played between Lars Bonding yesterday. Kristy Arnett caught up with Lichtenberger on a recent break and here's what he had to say.
Seat 1: Joseph Cutler
Seat 2: Jonathan Aguiar
Seat 3: Blake Buffington
Seat 4: Daniel Sindelar
Seat 5: John Franciosi
Seat 6: Mark Ketteringham
Seat 7: David Paredes
Seat 8: Blair Hinkle
Table 54
Seat 1: Tom Marchese
Seat 2: Kyle Zartman
Seat 3: Cody Slaubaugh
Seat 4: Steve Billirakis
Seat 5: Michael De Gilio
Seat 6: Andrew Chen
Seat 7: Vanessa Rousso
Seat 8: Christina Lindley
Table 56
Seat 1: Thomas Fuller
Seat 2: Yunus Jamal
Seat 3: Daniel Clemente
Seat 4: "Miami" John Cernuto
Seat 5: Tom Sinistaj
Seat 6: Michael Binger
Seat 7: Daniel Cossette
Seat 8: Steve Stolzmann
Table 57
Seat 1: Andy Seth
Seat 2: Sam Stein
Seat 3: Jason Dewitt
Seat 4: Daniele Nestola
Seat 5: Andy Lichtenberger
Seat 6: Steve O'Dwyer
Seat 7: David Miscikowski
Seat 8: Eric Blair
Franciosi held the

and Cutler had him crushed with the 
. The board ran out 



and Franciosi made a flush to crack Cutler's aces. Cutler was left with 300,000 after the beat.