Jan1000 had position on Hachem last night, but they swapped positions for Day 3.
18 remain and Jan1000 is down to 125k chips
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They redrew for seats at 18 players,
1 David Lestock
2 Jonas Mackoff
3 Scott Clements
4 -empty-
5 Carsten Joh
6 Shawn Hattern
7 Tyler Patterson
8 Roger Hairabedian
9 Jan Collado
Hachem got moved into the empty seat 4 at Jan's table at 17 players, so they are still on the same table, but they are seating across from each other now.
Jan still at about 235k. Blinds 4k/8k PLO, 5k/10k PLH
12 left and Jan1000 just doubled up. He has about 500k now.
Jan1000 with a big stack now
villain opened for about a minraise, one call, Jan calls with A J 8 5 suited to the ace
Flop J 9 2 giving Jan the nut flush draw and top pair, villain gets it in with him holding Q Q T 8, with the T high flush draw.
Jan hits and takes down the timely double. He's got to be top 5 now
Jan busted two to start the final table:
From Pokernews:
A massive pot just developed that saw Joe Hachem raise to 35,000 under the gun, Shawn Hattem reraise pot, and Jan Collado four-bet pot from the small blind. Both Hachem and Hattem called off their stacks and it was what one might expect:
Hachem: A:c A:h 7:c 9:c
Hattem: K:c K:s 6:s T:s
Collado: A:s A:d 8:d 5:hWith the aces and kings taken, this seemed to be one of those hands that'd be determined by the other cards in their respective hands. Sure enough, the flop fell 7:d 5:d 5:c , giving Collado trips and the nut flush draw, putting Hachem and Hattem in a bad spot.
The turn 4:h didn't change a thing. The rail leaned in close as Hachem and Hattem both awaited their fate on the river. Burn . . .2:d .
The river improved Collado to a flush, which was good enough to take down the pot and send his two opponents to the rail. Hachem began the hand with the short stack, so he'll be awarded 12th place; consequently, Hattem finished in 11th place.
Recent 3-way all in, the bigger stack chipped up, two bust and Jan is guaranteed 5th place. Jan folded AKT5 by the way
The winner of the hand looking down at the board and the chips he was going to win
Jan1000
Jan and his rail
Rodney Brown raised to 65,000 and Jan Collado reraised to 160,000 from the small blind, roughly one third of his stack. Brown repotted and Collado sighed and called all in.
Brown: A:h 9:s
Collado: 7:d 6:s
The board came T:h 9:h 3:d 6:s 3:h, faint hope for Collado on the turn but whiffed on the river.Schock has a 2.5:1 chip lead going into the heads up battle now.
Jan1000 picked up $135,921