Day 3 survivors of the $50K Poker Player's Championship
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2010 World Series of Poker
Event #2: $50,000 Poker Player's Championship
Day: 3
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Players Info - Day 3
2010 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$50,000
Prize Pool
$5,568,000
Entries
116
Level
28
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
30,000
Evdakov Eliminated
Stud 8/b
Action folded around to Nikolay Evdakov who committed the last of his 36,000 chips with the 
showing. Robert Mizrachi and David Oppenheim both made the call. Mizrachi led the betting on fourth, before check-calling on fifth and sixth streets. On seventh Mizrachi led with a bet with Oppenheim making the call.
Evdakov: (
) 
(
)
Oppenheim: (
) 
Mizrachi: (X-X-X) 
Oppenheim showed trip nines to win the side pot as Evdakov had a sweat with last card to try and grab half for the low. It wasn't to be and he was sent to the rail. Mizrachi slips to 425,000, while Oppenheim has cracked the 1 million chip mark.
Play Resumes
The players are back and play has once again resumed.
Level: 16
Blinds: /
Ante:
Break
The players are now taking another 20-minute break.
Seidel KOs Cernuto
Pot-Limit Omaha
Erik Seidel made it 20,000 to go from UTG, and "Miami" John Cerunuto called. Seidel led out for 30,000 on the 
flop, Cernuto moved all-in and Seidel called.
Cernuto 
Seidel 
Seidel was a better than 5-1 favorite with a set of jacks and a straight draw while Cernuto held top two pair and backdoor flush draws in hearts and spades. The turn was the 
, making Seidel jacks full and the 
on the river sent Cernuto packing.
Seidel is up to 680,000.
Elezra Leaves Steicke In Trouble
Stud
David Steicke is down to his last 65,000 in chips after running into Eli Elezra in a recent Stud hand. Elezra completed the bet before Steicke put in a raise on third. Elezra called, before leading on fourth. Steicke called and took the lead in the betting on fifth, before sixth street was checked. On the river, Steicke checked, Elezra bet and Steicke looked him up.
Elezra: (
) 
Steicke: (X-X-X) 
Elezra's queens up were good to leave Steicke heading to the break with a meagre 65,000 chips.
Josh Arieh Eliminated
Razz:
Josh Arieh (X)(X) / 
/ (X)
Chris Ferguson (X)(X) / 
/ (X)
Nikolay Evdakov (X)(X) / 
Josh Arieh completed on third street, Chris Ferguson raised, Nikolay Evdakov called and Arieh called as well. Arieh led out on fourth street with the low board, Ferguson raised, Evdakov gave it up and Arieh called. The rest of his chips went in the middle on fifth street and Ferguson looked him up.
Arieh turned over 8-7-4-3-2 on the river but Ferguson improved to a 7-5-4-3-2 low and delivered the knockout blow. He's up to 290,000.
Doyle Done
No Limit Hold'em:
The tournament of the legendary Doyle Brunson has come to an end. His final stand was in No Limit Hold'em against Andy Bloch.
On a flop of 
Bloch checked it over to Brunson who moved all in, with Bloch making a quick call.
Brunson: 
Bloch: 
The turn was the and river the 
to eliminate Brunson and leave Bloch stacking up 700,000 chips.
Steicke Doubles In Razz
Razz:
David Steicke is still alive after being all in with his tournament at risk in a recent Razz hand against Erik Sagstrom. Steicke's last chips were in on third street and here's how the boards ran out:
Steicke: (
) (
)
Sagstrom: () 
(
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Steicke's board looked impressive but he needed a tasty river to make a sixty-five low to get past Sagstrom who ended up with a ninety-seven. Steicke already has a cult hero following in the Australasian region, and a deep run in this event would confirm his place on the International poker scene. However he's got some more work to do yet, as he survives on 145,000 chips.