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2017 World Series of Poker

Event #47: $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em MONSTER STACK
Day: 3
Event Info

2017 World Series of Poker

Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
k10
Prize
$1,094,349
Event Info
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$9,066,600
Entries
6,716
Level Info
Level
39
Blinds
400,000 / 800,000
Ante
100,000

Day 3 Concludes With Stoyan Obreshkov Leading the Remaining 20 Players

Level 30 : 50,000/100,000, 15,000 ante
Stoyan Obreshkov
Stoyan Obreshkov

Day 3 of Event #47: $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em MONSTER STACK has come to an end and there are 20 players remaining. On top of the chip counts is Stoyan Obreshkov with 11,300,000.

Obreshkov came into the day with a healthy chip stack at 848,000 and maintained a steady pace throughout the day. In the last level, he picked up aces got involved in a big pot with Brandon Wise. He managed to get Wise to call all in on the river and took down a 6,500,000 chip pot, which vaulted him back into the chip lead. Obreshkov has three cashes this year at the WSOP and is looking to make his first career WSOP final table. His biggest WSOP cash was in 2016 for $13,612 when he finished 36th in the Little One for One Drop.

Stanley Lee sits in second with 8,980,000 and looks to make yet another final table where the first-place prize is over a million dollars. He finished in ninth place in the Millionaire Maker in 2016 for $96,091 for a close call. He seems to do well in these large fields, as he finished in 24th place ($45,275) in 2015 and booked a 39th place ($28,160) cash this year in the Millionaire Maker. He is already guaranteed $37,831 with 20 players coming back Wednesday, but he is most definitely going to be hunting for that elusive gold WSOP bracelet.

Romania's Joldis Cosmin rounds out the top three stacks with 7,935,000 and looks to book his first-ever tournament win. He made a deep run in the WSOP Main Event last year, finishing in 85th place for $67,855 for his best cash. With a top three stack, Joldis has a good shot at topping that cash and possibly logging a major win.

Other notables still in contention for the first-place payout of $1,094,349 are Scott Montgomery (7,335,000), Will "The Thrill" Failla (5,400,000), Yuliyan Kolev (4,195,000), two-time WSOP bracelet winner Brian Yoon (3,900,000), Ihar Soika (3,525,000), Maurice Hawkins (3,500,000) and Scott Baumstein (1,955,000).

The day started with 234 players and that number shrunk quickly. The action slowed down a bit as the day progressed and with 20 players returning for the final day on Wednesday, it should be a tough grind. A total of ten levels were played today that lasted just under 12 hours.

Some big names that exited the tournament on Day 3 include Ole Schemion (206th place - $6,202), Ismael Bojang (184th place - $6,202), Yevgeniy Timoshenko (177th place - $6,202), Mark Radoja (134th place - $7,164), Men Nguyen (124th place - $7,164), TJ Cloutier (70th place - $13,849), Paul Volpe (56th - $16,665) and Joe McKeehen (26th place - $37,831). Everyone that was lucky enough to find a bag at the end of the night will be guaranteed to take home at least $37,831.

The final day, where play will end once a champion is crowned, will commence Wednesday at 11 AM local time. Blinds will be at 60,000/120,000 with a 15,000 ante and each level remains 60 minutes long. Players will have a 15-minute break every two levels and a 60-minute dinner break after the sixth level of the day.

Day 4 Seat Assignments

RoomTableSeatPlayerCountryChip CountBig Blinds
Brasilia12Salvatore DiCarloUnited States6,460,00054
Brasilia13Scott BaumsteinUnited States1,955,00016
Brasilia14Maurice HawkinsUnited States3,500,00029
Brasilia15Thomas RyanUnited States5,900,00049
Brasilia16Ihar SoikaBelarus3,525,00029
Brasilia17David BrentUnited States1,370,00011
Brasilia18Gregory MillironUnited States6,550,00055
       
Brasilia21Scott MontgomeryCanada7,335,00061
Brasilia22Yuliyan KolevBulgaria4,195,00035
Brasilia23Richard MaUnited States1,485,00012
Brasilia24Stoyan ObreshkovBulgaria11,300,00094
Brasilia25Daniel EichhornUnited States4,245,00035
Brasilia26Joldis CosminRomania7,935,00066
Brasilia27William GibbonsUnited States5,580,00047
       
Brasilia31Pfizer JordanUnited States7,825,00065
Brasilia33Donald MaloneyUnited States2,300,00019
Brasilia35Ryan McknightUnited States1,310,00011
Brasilia37Brian YoonUnited States3,900,00033
Brasilia38Will FaillaUnited States5,400,00045
Brasilia39Stanley LeeUnited States8,980,00075

Tags: Brian YoonIhar SoikaIsmael BojangJoe McKeehenJoldis CosminJoseph McKeehenMark RadojaMaurice HawkinsMen NguyenOle SchemionPaul VolpeStanley LeeStoyan ObreshkovTJ CloutierWill FaillaYevgeniy TimoshenkoYuliyan Kolev