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The standard raise at Table 450 has been either 32,000 or 33,000 but Michael Ferrer made a raise to 40,000 from under the gun. Only Marc-Etienne McLaughlin, in the big blind, called.
McLaughlin checked to his opponent on the flop, Ferrer bet 60,000 and McLaughlin let his hand go.
The 2013 World Series of Poker Main Event final tablist Marc-Etienne McLaughlin raised to 33,000 from middle position, a raise that saw a couple of folds. Robert Allen was not folding, though — instead he three-bet all-in.
McLaughlin asked for a count of his stack, but ultimately folded, leaving Allen to scoop the pot.
David Jackson checked from the small blind with the board reading and then called when Asi Moshe bet 51,000. The landed on the turn and Jackson check-called again, this time a more substantial bet of 105,000.
Jackson then led for 125,000 when the potentially flush-completing appeared on the river. Moshe checked his hole cards, discovered they were not spades, and sent them into the muck.
Aaron Massey is not sitting back and trying to ladder up the payouts. Rather, he is trying to take control of his own destiny and has thus started Day 3 opening plenty of pots.
David Jackson raised to 35,000 from early position and Bernardo Da Silveira Dias moved all in for 132,000. Action folded around to James Dorrance who moved all in for 941,000 from the big blind. Jackson open-folded pocket eights.
Dias:
Dorrance:
Dias celebrated as he saw a queen in the window when the flop came , then Jackson winced as the fell on the turn. The river completed the flush, though, for Dorrance, and Dias was sent to the rail.
It is Day 3 of Event #55: $1,500 No-Limit Hold’em and 17 players are coming back to battle for a bracelet and a top prize of $582,321.
On Day 2 we saw the money bubble burst early in the day's first level and the pace of eliminations continued at a feverish clip until the event was left with just 17 participants. The overnight chip leader was David Jackson who bagged 1,487,000.
Michael Ferrer is right on Jackson's heels with 1,146,000. Aaron Massey, chip leader for most of Day 2, will come in to Day 3 stacked third at 949,000. Also coming back for Day 3 is last year's Main Event sixth-place finisher, Marc-Etienne McLaughlin (795,000).
Day 3 will begin at 1:00 p.m. PT and PokerNews' Live Reporting Team will be on hand to bring you all of the action, including hand-for-hand coverage once the official final table of nine is reached.
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versus the 
of West.
, giving Balzano more outs. The 
turn matched Balzano and the 
river completed the board, assuring the double for Balzano.
flop, Ferrer bet 60,000 and McLaughlin let his hand go.
landed on the turn and Jackson check-called again, this time a more substantial bet of 105,000.
appeared on the river. Moshe checked his hole cards, discovered they were not spades, and sent them into the muck.
, then Jackson winced as the 
fell on the turn. The river 
completed the flush, though, for Dorrance, and Dias was sent to the rail.
