Event #76: $10,000 WSOP Main Event World Championship Day 3 | 2023 World Series of Poker

07-09-2023 12:34 UTC-8

Lin Gets Called Down by the King High of Lapido

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Ollie Garland

Level 11 : Blinds 1,000/2,500, 2,500 ante

Ren Lin eagerly got the attention of PokerNews to recount a hand in which one of his own bluffs backfired.

Juan Maceiras Lapido raised under the gun to 5,000, Ren Lin three-bet from the cutoff to 15,000 and Lapido called.

On a flop of 4♦6♦10♠, Lapido check-raised a bet of 13,000 from Lin to 36,000. Lin called.

The turned A♣ checked through to the 10♥ on the river. Lapido bet out for 60,000, then Lin raised to 120,000. Lapido made the call.

Ren Lin: 9♣8♣
Juan Maceiras Lapido: K♦Q♦

Lapido called down the river raise with just king-high and was correct in doing so. After recounting the hand to PokerNews, Lin was so impressed at the call he asked another player at the table to take a photo of both himself and Lapido together.

Player	Chips	Progress
Juan Maceiras	482,000 110,000	110,000

Ren Lin	108,000 -127,000	-127,000

Tags: Juan Maceiras Lapido Ren Lin

07-09-2023 12:53 UTC-8

Reichenstein Rides a Flopped Set to Double Knockout

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David Salituro

Level 11 : Blinds 1,000/2,500, 2,500 ante

Uri Reichenstein and Vitor De Souza Coutinho saw a flop of 6♠4♠3♥ with already around 70,000 in the middle and Matthew Silva all in from the big blind.

Coutinho led out for 37,000 from the small blind and Reichenstein called. The turn came the A♥ and Coutinho then checked over to Reichenstein, who fired out 32,000.

Coutinho took his time before he called as the J♣ fell on the river. He checked again and Reichenstein bet enough to put him all in.

Coutinho tanked for a few minutes before calling off his last 80,000 with K♥K♦. Reichenstein, though, had 6♣6♦ for the flopped set. Silva showed A♣Q♠ and asked to take a picture of the board before joining Coutinho on the rail.

Player	Chips	Progress
Uri Reichenstein	500,000 255,000	255,000
Vitor De Souza Coutinho	Busted
Matthew Silva	Busted

Tags: Matthew Silva Uri Reichenstein Vitor De Souza Coutinho

07-09-2023 13:03 UTC-8

Three in a Row for Galfond

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Ryan Lashmar

Level 11 : Blinds 1,000/2,500, 2,500 ante

A player in the cutoff opened to 6,000 and received a call from Farah Galfond on the button.

Both players checked the J♠6♥2♣ flop, leading to the Q♥ turn. The cutoff checked and Galfond bet 13,000 to force a fold from her opponent.

The next hand at the same table saw a player from middle position open to 5,500. Galfond called from the cutoff and another player called from the button.

All three players checked the 6♦2♣7♠ flop, which led to the 3♥ turn. The original raiser checked, Galfond bet 15,000, the button called and the original raiser from middle position opted to fold.

Both players checked the 7♥ river. Galfond tabled 3♦3♣ for a full house and her opponent quickly mucked his cards.

The next hand saw a player from middle position open to 5,500 and receive calls from Galfond on the hijack and a player in the big blind.

Action checked around to Galfond who bet 5,500 on the 7♣3♣2♣ flop. The original raiser folded and the hijack made the call.

Both players checked through the 4♥ turn and A♦ river.

Galfond tabled 5♥5♦ for the winner to take down her third consecutive pot.

Player	Chips	Progress
Farah Galfond	225,000 97,000	97,000

Tags: Farah Galfond

07-09-2023 13:08 UTC-8

Break Time

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Ollie Garland

Level 11 : Blinds 1,000/2,500, 2,500 ante

The remaining 3,105 players have gone on a 20-minute break. They will be returning to Level 12 with blinds at 1,500/3,000 with a 3,000 big blind ante.

The first level of the day has by no means been short of action. Below are some of the highlights from the first two hours of play.

07-09-2023 13:46 UTC-8

Dzivielevski Finds The Call to Eliminate Pyke

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Geoff Paul

Level 12 : Blinds 1,500/3,000, 3,000 ante

Action was joined on the turn, with the board showing J♠4♠Q♥9♣ and over 100,000 already in the pot. Yuri Dzievelevski, the big blind, bet 62,000. Danny Pyke made the call from the button.

The A♠ hit the river. Dzievelevski bet four red chips, 20,000. Pyke took a few moments before announcing that he was all in. Dzievelevski began to think. He asked for a count, and the dealer confirmed the all-in bet to be 154,000. Dzievelevski continued to shuffle his chips as he considered whether or not to call. He looked at his cards once more, but did not make a decision. After several minutes, the clock was called. Before a tournament official could arrive, Dzievelevski announced the call.

Pyke turned over 2♠2♦ and held only a pair of twos. Dzievelevski showed Q♦J♦ for two pair to score the knockout and add a huge amount to his stack.

Player	Chips	Progress
Yuri Dzivielevski	599,000

Danny Pyke	Busted

Tags: Danny Pyke Yuri Dzievelevski

07-09-2023 13:57 UTC-8

Quoss Makes a Big Hero Call

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Ollie Garland

Level 12 : Blinds 1,500/3,000, 3,000 ante

The pot stood at 18,500 with two players looking at a board that read 7♠2♥Q♠6♠. The player in the hijack checked the action to Fabian Quoss on the button, who opted to check back.

The river came the 4♣ and the hijack took the lead for 8,000. Quoss didn't take long to flick in the call and the hands were tabled.

Hijack: 10♦8♦
Fabian Quoss: 3♠3♥

With just a pair of threes, Quoss claimed the pot.

Player	Chips	Progress
Fabian Quoss	280,000 92,000	92,000

Tags: Fabian Quoss

07-09-2023 13:59 UTC-8

Majed Wins Massive One with Set

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Tyler Foran

Level 12 : Blinds 1,500/3,000, 3,000 ante

Stephen Peppin opened 7,000 in the cutoff and Rene Majed made the call.

The 10♦3♥2♠ flop hit the felt, and Peppin continued for 12,000. Majed put in a raise to 30,000 and Peppin paused for a moment before three-betting to 70,000. Majed called.

The 4♠ hit the turn, and Peppin fired another bet of 65,000. Majed stuck around, tossing in a call.

When the A♦ fell on the river, Peppin fired once more, this time for 75,000. Majed wasted no time making the call to see the K♣K♠ of Peppin before opening 3♣3♠ for a flopped set of threes.

Player	Chips	Progress
Rene Majed	633,000 433,000	433,000
Stephen Peppin	162,000 -318,500	-318,500

Tags: Rene Majed Stephen Peppin

07-09-2023 14:25 UTC-8

No Deep Run this Year for Miles

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Ryan Lashmar

Level 12 : Blinds 1,500/3,000, 3,000 ante

Tony Miles, who finished as the runner up in the 2018 World Series of Poker Main Event, has recently been eliminated.

According to his tablemates, Miles got his last 37,000 chips in preflop with K♦Q♦ and ran into ace-king from one of his opponents, failing to improve against the dominating hand.

Player	Chips	Progress
Tony Miles	Busted

Tags: Tony Miles

07-09-2023 14:42 UTC-8

Ohel's Good Hand Eliminates Marius-Co's Good Hand (With Bonus Commentary)

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Geoff Paul

Level 12 : Blinds 1,500/3,000, 3,000 ante

Randy Ohel called a late position player's raise of 7,000 from the button. Nstantin Iftimia Marius-Co, the big blind, moved all in for 155,000. Ohel called, and the cards were turned over.

Nstantin Iftimia Marius-Co: A♦Q♣
Randy Ohel: 9♦9♠

The monotone K♠3♠4♠ flop most benefitted Ohel, who was the only one holding a spade. The flush completed on the 2♠ turn, and Marius-Co exited the tournament after the meaningless K♣ river.

"Good game," Ohel told Marius-Co.

Andy Frankenberger, also at the table, joined Ohel to provide analysis to PokerNews after the hand.

"I think it threw him off when I asked for a count," said Ohel. "I told him 'I called with a good hand. I wish it was a really good hand.'"

"His opponent said 'I also have a good hand,'" added Frankenberger. "I think Randy read into that. I figured he was begging for a call with ace-king."