Over on Table 19 Tu Le and [Removed:480] had played out a big hand that went to the river of a board. There was already a substantial amount in the pot at this point and Divkovic was busy checking to Le.
At this point Le moved all in for just over 40,000 and Divkovic went deep into the tank. Eventually Divkovic made the call and Le got out of his seat as he tabled for a whole lot of king high. Divkovic on the other hand, turned over with his pair of aces couldn't enough to scoop up the pot and send a player home.
Nigel Brine was unlucky to see his all-in preflop holding run into the of Robert Forward. Brine would get even unluckier from there, with the leaving him all but drawing dead. The turn and river weren't what Brine was looking for and it was all over.
We are now down to three tables of nine and just three spots off the money!
Tu Le started the day as one of the shortest stacks, but has since found some good fortune to double up and then eliminate Emanuel Seal.
The final hand of Seal's ANZPT Perth saw Seal all-in preflop holding and he was coming up against the of Le. When the dealer spread out a board, Seal was sent home, while Le is now prospering with just under the average stack.
Our 2011 Aussie Millions Main Event champ has just found the rail short of making the money here in the ANZPT Perth Main Event.
Gorr's final hand saw him all in holding on a flop. Gorr was up against Michael Feizpour, who held . Unfortunately for Gorr, a turn and an weren't what he was looking for and that was all she wrote. Gorr said a warm goodbye to his table mates and can now go enjoy his day in Perth.
David Boyd is the next player to find himself on the rail after a short day here on Day 3. Boyd's final hand saw all his chips go in the middle on a flop against [Removed:480]. Boyd held and would need some help against Divkovic's .
The turn and the river were no help and Boyd was sent packing several places away from the money.
Just a couple of minutes into the play and we have lost our first player. We didn't catch the action, but we did catch today's short stack Tristan Bain walking out of the tournament area.
The players have scrambled into their seats and with a quick introduction from 2011 Aussie Millions champion David Gorr, the cards are now in the air on Day 3 of the ANZPT Perth Main Event!
Today will see the 33 surviving players become just a final table of nine. Before that happens we will burst through the bubble and into the 24 money-paying positions. The min-cash is worth $3,900, but nine players today will be going home empty handed.
One player who is unlikely to go home with no cash for their time is James Broom. A huge day at the felt yesterday saw Broom accumulate a 317,300-chip stack. With Broom's decorated resume on both the live and online felts, he will certainly be the one to beat on Day 3.
Be sure to check out the full Day 3 table draw earlier in the blog, while the top ten chip stacks can be seen below.
Top Ten Chip Counts
Place
Player
Chips
1
James Broom
317,300
2
Pawel Zawadowicz
268,300
3
Kent Hunter
261,700
4
Iori Yogo
248,700
5
John Lane
232,300
6
Mohammad Feizpour
212,000
7
Luke Brabin
197,000
8
Bradley Douglas
183,400
9
Milan Gurung
174,900
10
Manjot Singh
164,100
Some of the other players who will be joining the above stacks at the table include Ricky Kroesen, Dale Marsland, Ivan Zalac, Seal and David Gorr.
All the action kicks off at 12.30pm local time, so make sure to tune in from then and join us on the way to setting our ANZPT Perth final table!
board. There was already a substantial amount in the pot at this point and Divkovic was busy checking to Le.
for a whole lot of king high. Divkovic on the other hand, turned over 
with his pair of aces couldn't enough to scoop up the pot and send a player home.
run into the 
of Robert Forward. Brine would get even unluckier from there, with the 
leaving him all but drawing dead. The 
turn and 
river weren't what Brine was looking for and it was all over.
of Le. When the dealer spread out a 
board, Seal was sent home, while Le is now prospering with just under the average stack.
flop. Gorr was up against Michael Feizpour, who held 
. Unfortunately for Gorr, a 
turn and the 
river were no help and Boyd was sent packing several places away from the money.
