10:58pm: Priest out With the elimination of William Priest (at the hands of Jonathan Aguiar) we are at 24 players and finished for the night. A full wrap-up and chip count coming. 10:39pm: Flop nuts, lose to quads Flopping the nuts is a cause for celebration. It rarely happens. If your opponent happens to hit a good piece of the board, you're most likely getting paid off in a big way. You might even double up. At least that's what Ronald McGinnity had to be thinking when he looked down at K♥T♠ and the flop came down Q♠J♥9♠. The turn
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1:12am: Day 3 concludes With that last flurry of eliminations, Day 3 swiftly comes to a close. The remaining 24 players are starting to bag up their earnings thus far, but all well know there's still a long way to go to that $827,648 first prize. 1:06am: Rousso hits...more
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10:35pm: End of level That's 20 levels in the books. Of the 872 who began on Saturday, just 36 remain. 10:17pm: Cernuto survives "Miami" John Cernuto left for the dinner break after a very tough laydown to an all-in from his opponent, and he was left with less chips...more
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NAPT Venetian: Day 3, levels 15 and 16 (2,500-5,000-500)
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NAPT Venetian: Dollar Signs on Day 3
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