The big news from the second level of Day 5 is that defending Main Event champion Greg Merson has been eliminated. Brett Richey scored the bustout.
From under the gun, Kyle Julius raised to 10,500. Jonathan Lane called from the next seat, Lucinda Martinez called on the button, and James Anderson called from the big blind. All four players saw the flop come down , and Anderson checked.
On Day 3 of the 2013 Main Event, 1,753 players were whittled down to just 666. Unfortunately for 18 of those players, three long, grueling days of poker will all be for not, as only 648 will be making the money.
Day 3 of the 2013 World Series of Poker Main Event is all over. Today marked a very important day for the event, as the survivors from all starting fields finally united together in one field of play.
From the cutoff seat, Kyle Julius raised to 8,500. The button flatted, then action folded to Yevgeniy Timoshenko in the big blind. After some time, Timoshenko reraised all in for 93,500. Julius folded, but the button called.
On a flop both the small blind and Kyle Julius in the big blind checked to Aaron Jones who was in the under-the-gun position. Jones checked as well but a fourth player bet out 500.
The first 10 minutes of Level 17 were pure madness. On the very first hand, Kyle Julius raised on the button, Steve Sung three-bet out of the small blind, and Julius moved all in for 234,000. Sung quickly called.
Kyle Julius raised to 11,000 in the hijack seat, Richard Lyndaker called in the small blind, and Rachid Ben Cherif squeezed, three-betting to 42,000 in the big blind.
Daniel Alaei raised to 28,000 from early position, Jason Koon called on his direct left, and Kyle Julius moved all in for 311,000 on his direct left.
Alex Venovski was all in and at risk preflop for his last 162,000 with against the of Kyle Julius. Julius' hand held up as the board ran out , and Venovski was eliminated.
Jason Mo raised to 6,500 from under the gun, Kyle Julius three-bet to 15,500 in the cutoff, and Mo called. Both players knuckled on a flop of , and the turned. Mo led out for 23,500, Julius called, and the completed the board.
With around 17,000 in the pot and a board reading , a player in early position checked and Scott Seiver bet 11,000 from the cutoff.
Kyle Julius was all in against Marc MacDonnell. Julius held against MacDonnell's , but was unable to improve, and MacDonnell won the pot. Julius was eliminated while MacDonnell climbed to 129,000 in chips.
Kyle Julius opened in middle position and got three bet by his neighbor the hijack. The cut off, button and both blinds folded and Julius made the call. Julius check and then called 900 on and checked again on the on the turn.
After a raise from the player in the cutoff seat, Kyle Julius three-bet to 1,900 on the button. Action then folded to Jack Schanbacher in the big blind, but before he could act, the original raiser in the cutoff seat had four-bet to 3,500.
In a battle of the blinds, Kyle Julius is all in for about 25,000 from the small blind after the turn of a board. Dimitar Danchev, with chips committed after the turn, tanks for about 90 seconds before he calls.
Kyle Julius was all in and at risk preflop for 7,925 with , and Bryan Piccioli, who won the first ever World Series of Poker bracelet event held at the Crown Casino in Australia, had him at risk with .
Kyle Julius has been eliminated from the tournament. Cliff Josephy and Dan O'Brien are now playing heads-up at that table to see who will advance to the final round tomorrow.
We missed the exact action and only saw Kyle Julius stacking a lot of chips. He was in the cutoff position and had his still in front of him. His opponent had but at what point the chips went in the middle is unknown at this time.
David Diaz raised to 8,000 in the hijack seat. Kyle Julius three-bet shoved for around 26,000 in the big blind, and Diaz made the call. Diaz: Julius: Julius was in great shape to double...until there was an ace on the flop.
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