Manami Hayamizu Setting Up for 2nd WSOP Cash
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After a middle position player raised to 6,500, Manami Hayamizu three-bet to 16,000. The initial raiser called, and the flop came 
. Action checked to Hayamizu, who continued for 17,000. Her opponent thought about it for a few moments, then elected to fold. Hayamizu pulled in the pot thanks to her characteristic aggression, a habit which has kept her above the average chip count late into Day 3 of the Main Event.
Hayamizu hails from Japan, and has several impressive results on the Asian circuit. She's final tabled events at both the Macau Poker Cup and APPT Seoul. If she makes it past the money bubble of the Main Event, it will be her second WSOP cash. We'll keep an eye on Hayamizu as she tries to make a deep run and possibly the final table.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
235,000 | 124,500 |
, Anthony Forsyth Forrest saw his opponent push out a bet of 30,500 and after thinking about 10 seconds Forrest called.
and checks from both players. "Deuce" said Forrest's opponent without yet turning over his hand. Forrest then turned his over — 
for a pair of treys — and his opponent nodded and mucked.
which was clean for Obrestad and she was able to notch the knock out and send Frankenberger home from the tournament just before the last break of the night.
, Mike Watson tabling 
and river the 
, and one more player was eliminated while Armstrong survived after claiming a big chunk of Watson's stack.
and Gill led with a bet of 7,500, called by both opponents. The turn then brought the 
and Kroon continued for 26,000 with only Haxton making the call as the 
completed the board on the river with Kroon firing once again; this time for 22,000.
, but it would be Kroon's 
for a rivered full house that would see him collect the pot and move his stack back over the 300,000-chip mark.
. The turn was the 
and river the 
, and Ramage's upswing continues.
as the river card. Mortensen checked again, staring at his opponent, who bet 62,000 on the end.
for the nut straight. Mortensen tossed his cards into the air towards the muck, and the 
