D'Ambrosio Can't Hold With Big Slick; Run Ends on Featured Table
Jimmy D'Ambrosio spent the last few hours on one of the featured tables for the PokerGo stream. Unfortunately, his run has just came to an end after getting it in good.
In a hand from the live stream, Josh Meyer shoved from the small blind and D'Ambrosio called from the big for his last 64,000.
Jimmy D'Ambrosio: 
Josh Meyer: 
The 
was an interesting one, as D'Ambrosio paired his king, but Meyer also paired up and picked up a flush draw. The turn 
was an unlucky one for D'Ambrosio as Meyer made trip sixes and left him drawing thin.
The 
river was not what he needed and he was gracious in defeat as he said some kind words to the table.
"Good game sir," said Nick Schulman on the stream. "Enjoyable sweats, the Jimmy D sweats."
"He will be missed," added Ali Nejad.
D'Ambrosio has five cashes so far in this series, including two top-25 finishes. Although he bows out on Day 3, the poker world has been put on notice by one of the best players and personalities in the game.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
256,000 | |
|
Busted |
. Aldemir checked and called a bet of 12,000 from his opponent. 
turn, both players checked to head to the fifth community card. 
hit the board and Aldemir led for 19,000. His opponent thought for about 15 second before tossing in the call. 
for turned trips and the winner, smiling as he raked the pot.
runout was clean for pocket aces and Entine tripled, while Syliva was sent out. 
fell on the turn. Pumpernick now bet 15,000 only for Mustafov to raise it up to 75,000, which the Austrian snap-called.
on the river and Pumpernick now checked. Mustafov bet 131,000 for nearly half of his remaining stack and Pumpernick eventually called to win the pot with 
, as Mustafov had bluffed all the way with 
trip aces and Perry mucked it. He has now crossed the half-million mark with a couple hours left in the day.
and was poised to earn a valuable double-up, perhaps putting her in position to make a run at the money, and then potentially deeper as the tournament progressed. But her opponent, 
and both players checked. They again checked the 
river. Tran showed 
flop and Moon cut out a stack of 50,000, enough to cover Merdinger. She called and was at risk. 
river completed the board and Feldman was eliminated from the WSOP Main Event.
