Geffrey Klein has managed to double up to 510,000 through Sean Grover in one of the first hands of Day 3 of WSOP Event #10.
The action folded to Grover who raised preflop to 26,000 from the button; Klein shoved for 242,000 from the small blind, forcing Jeffrey Papola off his big blind before Grover snap-called with .
Klein showed and both players managed to pair up on the flop of , but Klein was hopeful. "Suckout one time," he said under his breath.
Bink! Down came the on the turn, and Klein's hand held when the bricked out on the river.
Welcome back to PokerNews' coverage of Event #10: $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em / Six Handed here at the 2011 World Series of Poker. We've got a great final 15 here in this event including six-max superstar Jeff Papola, 2010 bracelet winner Ryan Welch, online superstar Ravi Raghavan, Event #4 fourth-place finisher Eddie Blumenthal and high roller Bryan Colin.
Papola will be the one topping the field in chips with 1.088 million, but Alexander Wice isn't too far off the pace with 1.013 million. No one else boasts seven figures, but that could all change shortly after the cards are in the air. Michael Hauptman will begin the day as the short stack, returning with just 139,000 in chips.
With 15 players left, everyone has locked up a minimum payday of $19,802. First place is well over half a million dollars at $544,388, so the pressure is on. One thing for certain is that this event plays much more aggressive than normal, being six-handed and all. So the fireworks will be going off all day long.
Day 3 Table and Seat Draw
Table
Seat
Player
Chips
278
1
Sean Grover
236,000
278
2
--empty--
--empty--
278
3
Geffrey Klein
236,000
278
4
Jeffrey Papola
1,088,000
278
5
Anthony Spinella
517,000
278
6
Joshua Mullen
377,000
284
1
Efren Garcia
511,000
284
2
--empty--
--empty--
284
3
Ryan Welch
682,000
284
4
David Vamplew
698,000
284
5
Alexander Wice
1,013,000
284
6
George Jalkotzy
849,000
290
1
Michael Hauptman
139,000
290
2
Bryan Colin
301,000
290
3
Eddie Blumenthal
808,000
290
4
Darren Wong
395,000
290
5
Ravi Raghavan
592,000
290
6
--empty--
--empty--
Play is set to kick off at 2:30 PM PT here in the Rio. We're located in the Amazon Room in the Blue Section right now, but should move to the feature stage when we get down to one table. While you're waiting for this event to start, check out the June 8th update video from our very own Sarah Grant. Play will be underway shortly.
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and both players managed to pair up on the flop of 
, but Klein was hopeful. "Suckout one time," he said under his breath.
on the turn, and Klein's hand held when the 
bricked out on the river.
