WSOP 2010: 11 PokerStrategists Make Day 4 of Main Event
26 PokerStrategists were among the 2,557 WSOP Main Event hopefuls who returned to play on Day 3 after a 1 day break. After another 4 levels of play, around 1,200 remain in the field with 11 of them being PokerStrategists.
After completing 3 days or 12.5 levels on the WSOP felt, an in the money finish is finally in sight for the remaining players. With 747 places being paid, the money bubble is very likely to be broken on Day 4.
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BongBob (pictured right) was joined by more than 20 PokerStrategists at the tables today. Together, they made up around 1% of the field that started Day 3. BongBob was not among those who survived the day, but 11 other PokerStrategists are still in the hunt for the biggest prize in poker. They are:
- yoghi - 364,400
- innerpsycho - 348,800
- henrikx - 323,400
- panny1 - 206,200
- cyde -196,700
- crazynex - 174,100
- nichtschwimmer - 168,000
- swordfish007 - 166,400
- kernassi - 156,500
- maddyhh - 153,000
- wongfeihung - 127,000
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Yoghi, HenrikX and innerpsycho lead the PokerStrategists
Yoghi finished the day as the PokerStrategist with the biggest stack. There weren't any monster pots for Yoghi on Day 3, as he steadily accumulated chips throughout the day. His stack of 364,400 chips puts him at close to twice the average chip count of around 185,000.
Meanwhile, HenrikX (pictured left) finished with almost four times as many chips as he had started the day with. The crucial moment of his Day 3 came right at the end. HenrikX picked up pocket aces after just sitting down at a new table and managed to get it all in preflop against an opponent who had pocket kings. You can hear HenrikX talk about his WSOP experience in the interview, below.
Last but not least, innerpsycho spent a good part of the day with one of the biggest stacks in the room, as he raced to over 300,000 chips in just the third hour of the day. He picked up all the chips after flopping a set with pocket deuces against pocket aces, then he turned a better set against an opponent who had flopped one himself.
James Carroll finished the day as the chip leader with 803,000 chips. Norwegian Team PokerStars pro Johnny Lodden and two time WSOP Main Event champ Johnny Chan are both in the top 10 with over 600,000 chips.
