Kurt MacDonald has crashed out of the Monster Stack after being tricked by a player slowplaying his pocket kings preflop. Here's how the hand went down:
Showered #wsop51 JJ<KK ai on 91033 board. He got me by smooth calling pre and flop bets. #trickyFollow @kdmacdonald
We caught the action after a flop of 
. Marvin Rettenmaier bet 32,000 and his opponent called. The 
fell on the turn and Rettenmaier slid out a bet of 86,000. Rettenmaier's opponent folded and Rettenmaier has built a decent stack.
This is the last batch of players who collected $4,670 for their finish.
A raise from John Parten in middle position was called by Michael Snorden in the small blind and Will Jaffe in the big blind, Jafe being all in as a result of his call. The 
flop was checked to the initial raise who bet 35,000. Norden called. Both players then checked down the 
turn and 
river, Jaffe showing 
and busting when Snorden turned over 
.
Aggressive Italian Mustapha Kanit is seated at the same table and has 700,000 chips at his disposal.
The following players collected $4,670 for their respective finishes.
We picked up the action after a flop of 
and Michael Richardson check-raised to 75,000 after a bet of 30,000 from Steven Kelly. Kelly thought for a moment before moving all in for 251,000 total. Richardson made the call and turned over 
, behind the 
of Kelly.
The board completed 
and Kelly doubled. Richardson was second in chips coming into the day, but has been knocked down here early on Day 3.
Simon Trumper made it 30,000 to play from his seat in early position and the action passed around to Youkyoung Oh in the small blind. Oh called, the big blind folded and the dealer spread the 
flop.
Oh then check-called a 36,000 bet from Trumper, leading the dealer to put the onto the turn. Oh checked on the turn and Trumper checked behind. The river brought the 
into play and Oh led out with a chunky 138,000 bet, which was essentially putting Trumper all-in as he had 225,000 behind. Eventually, Trumper folded and Oh scooped the pot.
Mathew Frankland was first to act in middle position and he announced that he was all-in. Nobody wanted to tangle with the talented Brit and they all folded, allowing Frankland to add the blinds and antes to his stack.
These players earned $4,670 for their efforts.
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