Level 19
: 5,000/10,000, 0 ante
Mike Watson began the day second in chips, but after losing a big all-in hand with 
to Tom Marchese's 
his stack was more than cut in half.
It wasn't too much longer after that when Watson found himself with kings — 
, to be precise — and putting the last of his stack in following a 
flop against Joseph Cheong. Unfortunately for Watson, Cheong had flopped a set of nines with 
, and after the 
turn and 
river, Watson was out in 29th.
By contrast, Cheong has had a much better time of it on Day 3 so far. He started the day with one of the shorter stacks but is now suddenly up near the leaders.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
750,000
661,000
|
661,000 |
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Busted | |
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for an open-ended straight draw. Meanwhile, Rybin had flopped a set of sixes with 
.
turn and 
river provided no help to Collado, and he's out in 30th place.
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and he held 
for two pair and no outs available to him to catch up. The 
river was no matter, then, and Stenheim earned the double.
, and after the 
river Marchese had doubled back while Watson slips to below 450,000.
, 
flop, Chidwick got the rest of his stack in at that point with 
