€5,300 Main Event Dia 3 | 2013 PokerStars.com EPT Prague

€5,300 Main Event

Dia 3 Iniciado

2013-12-15 04:13 UTC+1

Seat Draw Day 3

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Table	Seat	Name	Country	Chips
1	1	Ludovic Lacay	France	242.800
1	2	Benjamin Pollak	France	152.500
1	3	Yury Gulyy	Russia	170.600
1	4	Bela Toth	Hungary	70.000
1	5	Ilan Suloman	Israel	363.000
1	6	Darie Vlad	Romania	232.100
1	7	Jonathan Roy	Canada	86.900
1	8	Andre Goldbaum Lichtenshtein	Brazil	88.000

2	1	Valentino Yasenov Konakchiev	Bulgaria	283.600
2	2	Thomas Mercier	Belgium	41.500
2	3	Simon Deadman	UK	190.200
2	4	Aliaksandr Posled	Russia	124.600
2	5	Liutauras Armanavicius	Lithuania	141.200
2	6	Jesper Winzerling	Sweden	236.200
2	7	Simon Harig	Australia	69.600
2	8	Gaik Karabakhtcian	Russia	99.500

3	1	Paolo Compagno	Switzerland	87.400
3	2	Piotr Robert Pietrzak	Poland	138.200
3	3	Adrian Veghinas	Romania	33.200
3	4	Marc Macdonnell	Ireland	194.200
3	5	Vitaly Lunkin	Russia	96.400
3	6	Roman Korenev	Russia	134.800
3	7	Antonio Lafosse	Peru	79.000
3	8	Andrea Benelli	Italy	363.500

4	1	Simon Cuq	French	106.100
4	2	Radek Stockner	Czech Republic	143.900
4	3	Igor Izmaylov	Russia	31.200
4	4	Viatcheslav Ortynskiy	Russia	62.800
4	5	Dany Parlafes	Romania	132.100
4	6	Thomas Muhlocker	Germany	50.600
4	7	Romain Chauvassagne	France	149.400
4	8	Apostolos Bechrakis	Greece	121.800

5	1	Apostolos Chatzopoulos	Germany	68.000
5	2	Robert Schulz	Germany	95.400
5	3	Thor Drexel	Denmark	44.800
5	5	Lasell King	Germany	196.600
5	6	Ivan Soshnikov	Russia	106.200
5	7	Erwann Pecheux	France	269.000
5	8	Marinko Skoric	Bosnia and Herzegovina	86.200

6	1	Robert Auer	Germany	62.700
6	2	Amir Lehavot	USA	427.000
6	3	Ivan Tikhov	Russia	88.200
6	4	Tiberu-Florian Georgescu	Romania	274.000
6	5	Darren Elias	USA	224.100
6	6	Gwendal Montiton	France	74.900
6	7	Szabolcs Mayer	Hungary	428.200
6	8	Jan-Eric Schwippert	Germany	124.600

7	1	Tobias Garp	Sweden	212.900
7	2	Ciaran Burke	Ireland	147.000
7	3	Sam Chartier	Canada	131.000
7	4	Rudi Johnsen	Norway	193.200
7	5	Mikhail Shevchuk	Russia	118.000
7	6	Dermot Blain	Ireland	84.100
7	7	Simon Mattsson	Sweden	163.000
7	8	Alex Bilokur	Russia	139.000

8	1	Sebastian Saffari	UK	428.000
8	2	Bejjani Kamal	Lebanon	114.500
8	3	Ana Marquez	Spain	319.400
8	4	Timothy Ulmer	Canada	68.000
8	5	Radu Catoiu	Romania	116.200
8	6	Vit Blachut	Czech Republic	45.600
8	7	Niclas Svensson	Sweden	45.900
8	8	Joe Laming	UK	99.900

9	2	Peter Siemund	Germany	145.100
9	3	Tapio Vihakas	Finland	322.000
9	4	Mikhail Marchenko	Russia	104.700
9	5	Marcin Wydrowski	Poland	119.300
9	6	Lars Anders Dahlin	Sweden	58.900
9	7	Andrey Grenko	Russia	136.400
9	8	Hugo Felix	Portugal	200.900

10	1	Tomasz Kowalski	Poland	147.700
10	2	Denis Pisarev	Russia	162.100
10	3	Dmitry Vitkind	Russia	160.000
10	4	Dimitri Holdeew	Germany	201.600
10	5	Boutros Naim	Lebanon	48.700
10	6	Oleh Okhotskyi	Ukraine	220.300
10	7	Dominik Nitsche	Germany	68.100
10	8	Pasquale Braco	Italy	59.500

11	1	Kevin Iacofano	UK	380.600
11	2	Przemyslaw Misztela	Poland	87.500
11	3	Zdravko Duvnjak	Netherlands	226.900
11	4	Paul Volpe	USA	61.300
11	5	Adrian Mateos Diaz	Spain	320.800
11	7	Ari Engel	USA	240.300
11	8	Cezar Oprea	Romania	102.100

12	1	Jannick Wrang	Denmark	110.200
12	2	Thomas Hall	UK	88.100
12	3	Sergey Baburin	Russia	413.000
12	4	Marc-Andre Ladouceur	Canada	68.200
12	5	Kitty Kuo	China	209.200
12	6	Martin Wiklund	Sweden	134.000
12	7	Ben Martin	UK	66.100
12	8	Alexander Lakhov	Russia	156.600

13	1	Taylor Von Kriegenbergh	USA	136.000
13	2	Christian Golob	Austria	337.000
13	3	Karel Kratochvil	Czech Republic	92.400
13	4	Aleksey Ponakov	Latvia	108.700
13	5	Christian Grundtvig	Denmark	121.100
13	6	Dimitrios Kalaroutis	Greece	117.500
13	7	Georgios Sotiropoulos	Greece	201.600
13	8	Bernard Lattouf	Lebanon	46.500

14	1	Ole Schemion	Germany	112.600
14	2	Walid Bou Habib	Lebanon	509.000
14	3	Bolivar Palacios	Panama	122.000
14	4	Artem Metalidi	Ukraine	184.100
14	5	Jan Ramik	Czech Republic	55.900
14	6	Frei Dilling	Denmark	127.200
14	7	Max Silver	UK	259.500
14	8	Henrique Pinho	Portugal	151.500

15	1	Siarhei Sharkota	Belarus	43.100
15	2	Marcello Miniucchi	Italy	156.800
15	3	Dmytko Samoilenko	Ukraine	280.000
15	4	Eugene Katchalov	Ukraine	104.900
15	5	Eetu Parpala	Finland	206.000
15	6	Jose Carlos Garcia	Poland	51.500
15	7	Bertilsson Per Anton	Sweden	212.000
15	8	Micha Hoedemaker	Netherlands	39.500

16	1	Bertrand "Elky" Grospellier	France	230.200
16	2	Lucas Reeves	UK	307.400
16	3	Sebastian Langrock	Germany	134.300
16	4	Denys Drobyna	Ukraine	123.400
16	5	Marius Heiene	Sweden	243.900
16	6	Georgii Bandura	Russia	61.100
16	7	Mariusz Klosinski	Poland	126.200
16	8	Murad Akhundov	Azerbaijan	93.000

17	1	Thomas Pedersen	Denmark	168.400
17	2	Sigurd Andreas Eskeland	Norway	303.200
17	3	Andrew Chen	Canada	120.600
17	4	David Williams	USA	89.200
17	5	Andrey Volkov	Russia	204.000
17	6	Andrii Nadieliaiev	Ukraine	109.700
17	7	Joao Simao	Brazil	112.200
17	8	Michel Dattani	Portugal	51.500

18	1	Stefan Vagner	Slovakia	120.000
18	2	Sven Krieger	Germany	84.100
18	3	Filippo Lazzaretto	Italy	68.500
18	4	Stefan Ivanov	Bulgaria	111.700
18	5	Jorma Nuutinen	Finland	170.000
18	6	Victor Podofedenko	Russia	31.200
18	7	Victor Sheerman	Russia	145.700
18	8	Igor Yaroshevskyy	Ukraine	118.300

19	1	Hugh Drummond	Canada	86.300
19	2	Adrian Piasecki	Poland	306.100
19	3	Julien Jean-Paul Brulet	Belgium	151.500
19	4	Nikita Nikolaev	Russia	247.300
19	5	Grigory Pakhomov	Russia	42.700
19	6	Anders Rasmussen	Denmark	163.000
19	7	Scott Margereson	UK	229.600
19	8	Ihar Koshal	Belarus	417.000

20	1	Nicolai Kramer	Germany	304.700
20	2	Dario Sammartino	Italy	278.100
20	3	Jonathan Little	USA	471.000
20	4	Kirill Shugai	Russia	217.600
20	5	Erik Scheidt	Germany	27.800
20	6	Jonathan Duhamel	Canada	108.000
20	7	Marco Leonzio	Italy	124.700
20	8	Mateusz Zbikowski	UK	201.100

21	1	Emmanuel Francois Murcia	Belgium	160.800
21	2	Andreas Berggren	Sweden	51.100
21	3	Charles Chaya	Canada	56.900
21	4	Stephen Chidwick	UK	192.500
21	5	Martin Balaz	Czech Republic	149.200
21	6	Ka Kwan Lau	Spain	440.000
21	7	Sylvain Loosli	France	92.500
21	8	Vadim Belov	Russia	107.100

22	1	Matthew Haugen	USA	75.100
22	2	Sam Cohen	USA	50.600
22	3	Sotirios Koutoupas	Greece	182.200
22	4	Panicos Ellinas	UK	118.400
22	5	Moshe Elazar	Israel	138.400
22	6	Rui Sousa	Portugal	76.700
22	7	Artem Romanov	Russia	399.700
22	8	Milan Joksic	Austria	61.200

23	1	Tom Alner	UK	171.700
23	2	Jan Sjavik	Norway	269.400
23	3	Inigo Rodriguez	Spain	82.500
23	4	Franz-Josef Breuer	Germany	90.800
23	5	Dmitry Ponomarev	Russia	382.000
23	6	Morten Klein	Norway	245.400
23	7	Ori Hasson	Israel	138.000
23	8	Florian Krumpt	Germany	172.400

24	1	Julian Track	Germany	428.000
24	2	Dominguez Pardo	Spain	31.000
24	3	Nihat Karyagdi	Romania	385.300
24	4	Stefan Kolossow	Germany	112.400
24	5	Ihar Soika	Belarus	196.000
24	6	Marcelo da Fonseca	Brazil	129.900
24	7	Tamer Kamel	UK	35.500
24	8	Martin Staszko	Czech Republic	36.100

2013-12-15 10:50 UTC+1

The March to the Money Begins on Day 3 of the EPT10 Prague

A record breaking 1,007 players entered the Season 10 European Poker Tour Prague Main Event at the Hilton Hotel in the Czech Republic, but now we are down to 189 who will return today to continue the battle for the prestigious title of 2013 EPT Prague Champion.

The huge number of entrants means the tournament has generated a massive prize pool of €4,883,950, with the winner set to receive €889,000. It also means that 151 players will finish in the money. In other words, 38 players will leave here today empty handed.

Walid Bou Habib from Lebanon leads the field with 509,000 chips, but some still competition isn't far behind. Jonathan Little from the USA has 471,000, PokerStars player Ka Kwan Lau from Spain has 440,000, and there are a number of other players with similar stacks snapping at their heels.

World Series of Poker November Niner Amir Lehavot from the USA, who was the chip leader at the start of Day 2, is still in contention with 427,000, and so are a number of Team PokerStars Pros including Bertrand "Elky" Grospellier (230,200), Jonathan Duhamel (108,000), Eugene Katchalov (104,900), and David Williams (89,200).

A few other notables who will play today include Full Tilt Poker Tour Ambassador Dermot Blain (84,200), Simon Deadman (190,200) Ana Marquez (319,400), and Max Silver (259,000).

The tournament will now switch to 90-minute levels with the blinds starting at 1,500/3,000 with a 400 ante. There are 24 tables left and play will be eight handed. The seat draw is just below this post.

There are a few short stacks, the shortest of which is Erik Scheidt (27,800), who will need a bit of luck to survive the early levels, but one double up will see him right back in contention.

Join the PokerNews reporting team as action kicks off in an hour for all the drama as we head towards the bubble and take another step towards crowning the final EPT Champion of 2013. Live streaming and commentary from James Hartigan and Joe Stapelton can be found at pokerstars.tv.

Nível: 15

Blinds: 1,500/3,000

Ante: 400

2013-12-15 12:07 UTC+1

PokerNews Impromptu: Jonathan Little Starts Day 3 Second in Chips

Nível 15 : 1,500/3,000, 400 ante

Jonathan Little has been on a tear here in the EPT10 Prague Main Event. Chad Holloway catches up with him prior to the start of play on Day 3.

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2013-12-15 12:10 UTC+1

WCOOP Award Party

Nível 15 : 1,500/3,000, 400 ante

Sarah recaps some of the action from the WCOOP awards party and dishes out a few awards of her own.

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2013-12-15 12:16 UTC+1

Seat Open

Nível 15 : 1,500/3,000, 400 ante

Not in the early exit sense, although Jose Carlos Garcia did move all in for 51,500 on the first hand from the small blind , but in the not here yet sense.

WPT Seminole Hard Rock Showdown champion Taylor von Kriegenbergh was not in his seat for the first hand, his stack of 136,000 is currently blinding off.

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2013-12-15 12:17 UTC+1

Don't Forget to Utilize the My Stack App on Day 3!

Nível 15 : 1,500/3,000, 400 ante

The PokerNews My Stack App is available for players here at the European Poker Tour Prague, allowing players to directly update their chip count on the PokerNews Live Reporting page for their friends and family to see.

You can download the app for iPhone or Android now to get started. Then, create a new PokerNews account or update your current one to start updating your status immediately. Your followers can see all the live action that you're involved in.

Be forewarned, however, any abuse of the app will result in account suspension or termination.

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2013-12-15 12:23 UTC+1

David Williams Eliminated

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Nível 15 : 1,500/3,000, 400 ante

In one of the first hands of the day Portuguese pro Micel Dattani shoved all in under the gun for a little over 50,000. In the cutoff it was David Williams who was interested. After only taking a glance at his cards he knew what to do: reshove. He went all in for 35,000 more than Dattani's stack and the button and both blinds quickly folded.

Williams had by far the best hand with as Dattani showed . The flop would give Williams a headache probably though, as two clubs popped up: . The on the turn proved to be a blank but the on the river wasn't. Williams calmly counted out the chips he owed and handed them over without any sign of despair.

The next hand there was a raise in front of Williams to 6,500 and he shoved his last big blinds in. The call that followed was quick and Williams would soon find out he needed to hit. His was up against . The board proved no help and Williams got up from the table and left the tournament area.

Jogador	Fichas	Oscilação
Michel Dattani	110,000	58,500

David Williams	Eliminado
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2013-12-15 12:32 UTC+1

Huge Pot for Sammartino

Nível 15 : 1,500/3,000, 400 ante

Dario Sammartino opened for 6,000 and was called from the button by Kirill Shugai. Short stack Erik Scheidt folded the small blind and Jonathan Duhamel made the call. Three players saw the flop of . Duhamel checked and the pre-fop raiser continued for 8,500. Shugai and Duhamel left them to it. Turn card and now Sammartino checked it over to Shugai who bet 12,500 only to be faced by a check-raise to 38,000. He gave it some thought and made the call seeing the river card fall the . Sammartino now led for a big bet of 116,000. Shugai got the dealer to clarify the bet, counted out the call from his stack and slid it forward to call. Sammartino turned over for the flopped set and that was the winning hand as Shugai mucked his hand.

Jogador	Fichas	Oscilação
Dario Sammartino	452,600	174,500

Kirill Shugai	52,000	-165,600

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