Yep, he did it again, the turn is for a boat, the river locking up the double.Ĭarroll, meanwhile, slips to only one SB and is all in dark the very next hand, with Elias leading three others to create a sidepot. for Elias against the of Carrol, and he needs to keep his ShortStackNinja RunGoodMojo going as the flop is Having worked his way up to 85,000 - that's 13x on the day to you and me - Elias gets his stack in the middle one more time, racing against Shooting Star James Carroll. Starting today with 3BB, Shooting Star Darren Elias doubled on the first Day 2 hand, found another double an orbit later, and soon thereafter it was Matt Savage on the mic announcing yet another Elias double. Trean, who on Tuesday collected $279k for winning the WPT Rolling Thunder Main Event, moves to 400,000.

The board runs out and Hahn is eliminated. for Hahn but he ran in to a misclicked of Tran. 'Well, I'm all in,' he says and Hahn snap-calls-off his stack.

Tran apparently misclicked, meaning to raise to 8,000 with three 1k's and a single 5k, but he inadvertently reversed the chip-order. 'Did I bet that?' Tran asks, seeming confused as why there's three 5k's and a single 1k chip in front of his cards. Everyone else steps aside (no bounty-win on this one, folks) and then Tran takes pause. Tran (pictured) opens for 16,000, action folds over to Michael Hahn who pauses, checks the scoreboard and places out a stack of 12 5k chips for a raise to 60,000. Shooting Star Joe Nguyen is in the BB and Tony Tran jokes before the cards come out that he plans to go after the $2,000 bounty on Nguyen. Here is a look at the players that went on to cash during the day. The money bubble burst around 2:15 pm, and that was when the final 37 players were guaranteed at least $9,040 in prize money. Here is the seating chart with chip counts for Day 3. Half the field remaining are Shooting Star bounties, with Varnell, Bicknell, Tyler Patterson, Anthony Zinno, and Lexy Gavin still in the mix. Other top stacks were bagged up by Kristen Bicknell (2,110,000), and Navin Mohan rounds out the top three with 1,860,000. The chip leader at the end of play is Craig Varnell with 2,700,000. There are five Shooting Star bounties among the group of survivors. (40 $2,000 bounties + 2 $5,000 chipleaders awarded)ĭay 2 at the Bay 101 Shooting Star $5,200 no-limit hold'em Main Event has come to a close with 10 players advancing to Day 3 on Friday from 290 entries after 106 returned to start the day.

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