$1,100 MILLIONS Open ($1 Million Gtd.) Dia 3 | 2017 Caribbean Poker Party Festival

$1,100 MILLIONS Open ($1 Million Gtd.)

Dia 3 Iniciado

2017-11-20 11:31 UTC-3

Karlic & Boatman Lead the Pack Heading Into Day 3 of the $1,100 Caribbean Poker Party Festival MILLIONS Open

Out of the 812 total entries that took to the felt in the $1,100 MILLIONS Open at the Caribbean Poker Party Festival, 135 will return for Day 3. Leading the way is Austrian Gerard Karlic with 18,605,000, and nipping at his heels is Barny Boatman with 18,400,000. Vincent Tremblay (18,035,000), Rainer Kempe (16,365,000), and Alexander Beresnev (14,575,000) round out the top five stacks.

Alongside the chip leaders, a slew of highly accomplished players will take their seats when Day 3 kicks off on Monday at noon local time, including Julian Stuer (12,200,000), partypoker Sponsored Pro Natalia Breviglieri (9,735,000), Mike Leah (7,625,000), Stefan Schillhabel (7,600,000), partypoker Sponsored Pro Kristen Bicknell (7,075,000), and team partypoker online's Louise Butler (3,390,000).

A total of 95 places will be paid, with a mincash good for $2,000 and the eventual champion taking home $200,000. Day 3 is scheduled to play out over eight one-hour levels. There will be a 20-minute break every two levels and the field will play down to a winner Tuesday on Day 4.

The seat draw can be found below.

Keep it here for continuing coverage of the MILLIONS Open and the remainder of the Caribbean Poker Party Festival.

Table	Seat	Player	Country	Chip Count	Big Blinds
19	1	Anastasija Sivaka	Latvia	2,970,000	25
19	2	Sergio Aido Espina	Spain	6,875,000	57
19	3	Barny Boatman	United Kingdom	18,400,000	153
19	4	Mitch Johnson	United Kingdom	6,310,000	53
19	5	Dmitriy Levin	Russian Federation	3,965,000	33
19	6	Ruben Perceval	Canada	11,375,000	95
19	7	Vincent Tremblay	Canada	18,035,000	150
19	8	Michael Fletcher	United Kingdom	4,905,000	41

20	1	Nicholas Nemis	Canada	5,590,000	47
20	2	Andrej Desset	Slovakia	4,620,000	39
20	3	Diego Gomez	Spain	1,425,000	12
20	4	Jefrey Cormier	Canada	7,155,000	60
20	5	Volodymyr Kernytskyi	Russian Federation	6,125,000	51
20	6	Kevin Hylland	Canada	11,780,000	98
20	7	Stuart Taylor	Canada	1,980,000	17
20	8	Maduka Meragal	Canada	4,320,000	36

21	1	Prom Sheyleap	Canada	4,210,000	35
21	2	Darlin Nataniel Quezada Lagares	Dominican Republic	6,330,000	53
21	3	Philippe D'Auteuil	Canada	8,045,000	67
21	4	Jean-Christophe Ferreira	Canada	8,700,000	73
21	5	Martin Weiemann	Germany	7,835,000	65
21	6	Manig Loeser	Germany	2,540,000	21
21	7	Jonathan Bussieres	CA	4,600,000	38
21	8	Keith Johnson	United Kingdom	1,630,000	14

22	1	Rainer Kempe	Germany	16,365,000	136
22	2	Gerald Karlic	Austria	18,605,000	155
22	3	Nicholas Fellone	United Kingdom	5,060,000	42
22	4	Mario Fionda	United Kingdom	2,850,000	24
22	5	Stefan Schillhabel	Germany	7,600,000	63
22	6	Natalia Breviglieri	United Kingdom	9,735,000	81
22	7	Pieyre Georges Maggi	Belgium	7,910,000	66
22	8	Francis Rafael Cruz Pena	Dominican Republic	6,385,000	53

23	1	Iaron Lightbourne	United Kingdom	2,450,000	20
23	2	Andrey Kotelnikov	Russian Federation	2,505,000	21
23	3	Vishal Maini	United Kingdom	4,300,000	36
23	4	Javier Gomez Zapatero	Spain	10,075,000	84
23	5	Tom Waters	United Kingdom	8,205,000	68
23	6	Yves Hallague	France	4,255,000	35
23	7	Christine Bryant	Canada	845,000	7
23	8	Vitalijs Zavorotnijs	Latvia	6,285,000	52

24	1	Kelly Saxby	United Kingdom	5,020,000	42
24	2	Rodney Ramalho	Canada	8,800,000	73
24	3	Janos Kurtosi	Hungary	1,840,000	15
24	4	Diego Zeiter	Switzerland	1,390,000	12
24	5	Michael Sklenicka	Czech Republic	6,505,000	54
24	6	Ronaldo Uliana De Oliveira	Brazil	8,765,000	73
24	7	Omri Moga	Canada	9,885,000	82
24	8	Carlos Chadha	Canada	8,485,000	71

25	1	Thomas Scholze	Germany	7,190,000	60
25	2	Anthony Gardener	United Kingdom	2,900,000	24
25	3	Stepan Mikhno	Russian Federation	5,165,000	43
25	4	Jan Erlei	Germany	10,350,000	86
25	5	Vicente Delgado	Spain	7,130,000	59
25	6	Claudio Di Giacomo	Italy	5,800,000	48
25	7	Michael Allmrodt	Germany	3,750,000	31
25	8	Nikolai Prokhorskii	Russian Federation	1,745,000	15

26	1	Jack Sinclair	United Kingdom	6,350,000	53
26	2	Manuel Martinez	Spain	5,115,000	43
26	3	Andrei Gerasimov	Russian Federation	3,950,000	33
26	4	Mike Leah	Canada	7,625,000	64
26	5	Terry Green	United Kingdom	4,875,000	41
26	6	Dmitriy Dobryakov	Kazakhstan	2,400,000	20
26	7	Piotr Trebacz	Poland	4,070,000	34
26	8	Luis Alfonso Perez Marrero	Venezuela	5,050,000	42

27	1	Dylan Wilkerson	United States	2,280,000	19
27	2	Andrei Daniliuk	United Kingdom	2,090,000	17
27	3	David Agustin Tovar Lasierra	Spain	9,100,000	76
27	4	Jorge De Oliveira Lopez	Portugal	4,430,000	37
27	5	William Blais	Canada	13,430,000	112
27	6	Alexander Beresnev	Russian Federation	14,575,000	121
27	7	Thai Ha	United States	4,490,000	37
27	8	Maximilian Monch	Germany	9,500,000	79

28	1	Santiago Soriano Ramos	Spain	7,760,000	65
28	2	Arturs Kirtovskis	Latvia	297,000	2
28	3	James Rann	United Kingdom	5,300,000	44
28	4	Fabio Bolone	Italy	7,630,000	64
28	5	Jason James	Canada	7,665,000	64
28	6	Felix Schulze	Germany	2,900,000	24
28	7	Qi Hu	China	2,485,000	21
28	8	Jimmy Lee	Canada	10,725,000	89

29	1	Amur Sabirzyanov	Russian Federation	1,480,000	12
29	2	Dawid Borkowski	Poland	4,720,000	39
29	3	Paul Hockin	New Zealand	2,550,000	21
29	4	Andrei-Lucian Boghean	Romania	9,100,000	76
29	5	Nicola Basile	Canada	5,100,000	43
29	6	Juan Benito Perez	Spain	3,400,000	28
29	7	Bernard Sevilla	United Kingdom	4,000,000	33
29	8	Osvaldo Venegas	Argentina	6,345,000	53

30	1	Joe Brindle	United Kingdom	3,110,000	26
30	2	Brian Morgan	Canada	8,695,000	72
30	3	Satish Surapaneni	United States	3,775,000	31
30	4	Szymon Bujok	Poland	3,575,000	30
30	5	Tobias Mathaess	United Kingdom	4,340,000	36
30	6	Kristo Klassen		3,570,000	30
30	7	Kristen Bicknell	Canada	7,075,000	59
30	8	Carl Thomas	United Kingdom	5,425,000	45

31	1	Michael Watson	Canada	10,530,000	88
31	2	Ioannis Angelou-Konstas	Greece	4,015,000	33
31	3	Marcos Carneiro Antunes	Brazil	1,400,000	12
31	4	Alejandro Cruz Escobedo	Spain	7,510,000	63
31	5	David Ahern	Ireland	3,040,000	25
31	6	Benjamin Pollak	France	6,140,000	51
31	7	Roman Voronin	Russian Federation	5,570,000	46
31	8	Farid Jattin	Colombia	13,225,000	110

32	1	Cheryl Leon	Canada	9,265,000	77
32	2	Diego Ventura	Peru	1,395,000	12
32	3	Thomas Marchese	United States	3,640,000	30
32	4	Francois Billard	Canada	4,525,000	38
32	5	Pavel Plesuv	Moldova	5,605,000	47
32	6	Ramon Euclides Suazo Rivas	Italy	5,995,000	50
32	7	Dennis Wilke	Germany	4,700,000	39
32	8	Oskar Prehm	Germany	13,850,000	115

33	1	Thomas Alexander Taylor	Canada	10,075,000	84
33	2	Niclas Adolfsson	Sweden	8,880,000	74
33	3	Florian-Dimitrie Duta	Romania	11,010,000	92
33	4	Julian Stuer	Germany	12,200,000	102
33	5	Pablo Brito Silva	Brazil	2,350,000	20
33	6	Paul Michaelis	Germany	5,655,000	47
33	7	Dario Andrea Wyler	Switzerland	1,800,000	15
33	8	Florian Lohnert	Germany	2,100,000	18

34	1	Artur Voskanyan	Russian Federation	4,585,000	38
34	2	Wing Seto	Canada	2,985,000	25
34	3	Kevin MacPhee	United States	4,795,000	40
34	4	Vojtech Ruzicka	Czech Republic	2,290,000	19
34	5	Senthuran Vijayaratnam	Canada	5,570,000	46
34	6	Cristina Romana Ilie	Romania	4,400,000	37
34	7	Miguel Riera	Spain	6,000,000	50
34	8	Jiri Horak	Czech Republic	3,605,000	30

35	1	Alexander Sack	Germany	1,620,000	14
35	2	Walter Treccarichi	Italy	12,585,000	105
35	4	Roman Tutoyan	Russian Federation	4,600,000	38
35	5	Marcelo Santurio	Argentina	7,410,000	62
35	6	Usman Siddique	United Kingdom	9,270,000	77
35	7	Louise Butler	Ireland	3,390,000	28
35	8	Claire Renaut	France	2,720,000	23

Tags: Barny Boatman Julian Stuer Kristen Bicknell Louise Butler Mike Leah Natalia Breviglieri Rainer Kempe Stefan Schillhabel

Nível: 17

Blinds: 60,000/120,000

Ante: 120,000

2017-11-20 13:04 UTC-3

Shuffle Up and Deal!

Nível 17 : 60,000/120,000, 120,000 ante

Day 3 action in the $1,100 MILLIONS Open is officially underway.

2017-11-20 13:25 UTC-3

Schillhabel Takes from Kempe

Nível 17 : 60,000/120,000, 120,000 ante

There were already about 1,400,000 chips in the middle and the board read when we got to the table. Rainer Kempe was under the gun and heads-up against Stefan Schillhabel in the cutoff. Kempe was facing a decision for 500,000 and raised to 1,600,000. Schillhabel called.

The turn brought the and both players checked.

The fell on the river and they checked again. Schillhabel flipped over , having paired his queen on the flop. Kempe tossed his cards into the muck and Schillhabel took the pot.

Jogador	Fichas	Oscilação
Rainer Kempe	13,800,000	-2,565,000
Stefan Schillhabel	10,600,000	3,000,000

Tags: Rainer Kempe Stefan Schillhabel

2017-11-20 13:41 UTC-3

Aces are Good for Perceval

Nível 17 : 60,000/120,000, 120,000 ante

Rubern Perceval and Vincent Tremblay were engaged in a battle of the blinds, and after a flurry of activity on the flop, it looked like there were about 3,800,000 chips in the pot when we got to the table.

The fell on the turn and Perceval bet 1,600,000 from the small blind. Tremblay called.

The river brought the and Perceval bet again, 2,825,000 this time. Tremblay went into the tank and the clock was eventually called. Shortly after tournament staff arrived at the table and started the 60-second countdown, Tremblay called. Perceval tabled , Tremblay mucked, and Perceval took the sizeable pot.

Jogador	Fichas	Oscilação
Vincent Tremblay	15,800,000	-2,235,000
Ruben Perceval	14,100,000	2,725,000

Tags: Vincent Tremblay Ruben Perceval

2017-11-20 14:04 UTC-3

Schillhabel Doubles Through Karlic to Become the Chip Leader

Nível 17 : 60,000/120,000, 120,000 ante

There was about 1,000,000 already in the pot and the board read when we got the the table. Gerald Karlic was in late middle position and heads-up against Stefan Schillhabel, who was on the button. Karlic checked, Schillhabel bet 470,000, and Karlic called.

The turn brought the and both players checked.

The fell on the river and Karlic bet 3,750,000. After some consideration, Schillhabel shoved for what looked like about 7,000,000. Karlic called and Schillhabel instantly tabled . His set of aces was best, as Karlic tossed his hand into the muck and the dealer pushed the massive pot Schillhabel's way. He is now the chip leader and the only player with a stack over the 20,000,000-chip mark.

Jogador	Fichas	Oscilação
Stefan Schillhabel	22,100,000	11,500,000
Gerald Karlic	8,380,000	-10,225,000

Tags: Stefan Schillhabel Gerald Karlic

Nível: 18

Blinds: 80,000/160,000

Ante: 160,000

2017-11-20 14:16 UTC-3

Some Updated Chip Counts

Nível 18 : 80,000/160,000, 160,000 ante

Jogador	Fichas	Oscilação
Oskar Prehm	18,200,000	4,350,000
Barny Boatman	17,660,000	-740,000
Florian-Dimitrie Duta	13,100,000	2,090,000
Rainer Kempe	12,050,000	-1,750,000
Natalia Breviglieri	8,350,000	-1,385,000
Jack Sinclair	8,300,000	1,950,000
Mike Leah	7,450,000	-175,000
Kelly Saxby	7,200,000	2,180,000
Terry Green	5,950,000	1,075,000
Kristen Bicknell	5,300,000	-1,775,000
Louise Butler	2,850,000	-540,000
Kevin MacPhee	2,820,000	220,000

2017-11-20 14:23 UTC-3

A Little Double for Zeiter

Nível 18 : 80,000/160,000, 160,000 ante

Kelly Saxby raised to 360,000 from the cutoff and Diego Zeiter three-bet shoved from the big blind for about 1,200,000. Saxby quickly called to put Zeiter at risk and the two players tabled their hands.

Saxby:
Zeiter:

Zeiter had the preflop advantage with the better ace and Saxby needed to improve in order to end Zeiter's tournament. The board ran out which kept Zeiter's hand best, so he took the pot to double up.

Jogador	Fichas	Oscilação
Kelly Saxby	5,800,000	-1,400,000
Diego Zeiter	2,900,000	1,510,000

Tags: Kelly Saxby Diego Zeiter