Many well-known players didn't survive the third day of the Main Event and the tournament is now down to only 24 players. Melanie Weisner, the Day 3 chip leader who was very confident of a deep run, is not among these 24 players, nor is the Day 1b chip leader Mads Wissing from Denmark.
There are still some pretty interesting players who made it through the day though. For example: the American poker pro and Day 1a and Day 2 chip leader Steve O'Dwyer with 423,500 chips, and the reigning EPT Copenhagen Champion Micheal Tureniec from Sweden with 294,500.
Pierre Neuville, the former PokerStars Qualifier of the year (Season 6), will lead the way into Day 4, which starts in a few hours. Neuville started Day 3 with 221,300 chips and turned it into amazing 780,000! Aggressive and brutal poker, a little bit of luck. Those are the main ingredients in Neuville's Day 3 success. Now we'll just have to wait and see if he can keep up the good game in Day 4 - when the final table is just around the corner. The future will tell.
Table Draw For Day 4 (average chips 359k):
Table 11
1 Juha Lauttamus 182,000
2 Gerasimos Deres 151,500
3 Steve O'Dwyer 423,500
4 Helge Stjernvang 104,000
5 Jacob Rasmussen 239,000
6 Michael Tureniec 294,500
7 Spencer Hudson 523,500
8 Alexander Manson 730,000
Table 21
1 Alejandro Sanchez Fernandez 620,500
2 Henrik Jeppsson 399,500
3 Martin El-Kher 325,000
4 Magnus Hansen 200,000
5 Lauri Varonen 187,000
6 Martin Staszko 432,500
7 Niels van Alphen 351,000
8 Mickey Petersen 451,500
Table 31
1 Andreas Wiese 344,500
2 Constantin Petrica 236,500
3 Metin Antar 120,500
4 Robert Beer 171,000
5 Bjarke Hansen 460,000
6 Pierre Neuville 780,000
7 Aage Ravn 691,000
8 Keld Volquardsen 523,500
