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UKIPT5 Marbella Day 3: Level 19-20 updates (6,000/12,000 ante 2,000)

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1:40pm: Martínez marches on
Alejandro Martínez began the day with 260,000 (26 big blinds) but has had a brilliant opening 100 minutes as he's now up to 900,000.

He got his latest boost by eliminating Ruben Nils Pleijster, the Dutchman three-bet shoved for 80,000 with [Ah][Th] and Martínez snapped him off with [Ah][Kh]. A [5h][6c][8c][3c][Ks] board later and Pleijster was on his way. The Spaniard has an absolute mountain of gold 1K chips. He's doing a good job of keeping them in stacks of 20. He must have over 20 stacks of that number though. --NW

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Ruben had Dutch courage but no luck

1:30pm: Short stacks do battle
Tomeu Gomila and Bernardo Miguel Baptista were two of the shortest stacks at table seven and the former could hardly afford to double up the latter, but he did, to his dismay.

Gomila raised from the cutoff and Baptista peeled from the big blind to see a [7s][4d][6h] flop appear. Baptista only had about 40,000 chips back and in they went. Call.

Gomila: [ah][5s] for a straight draw and over card.
Baptista: [js][7c] for top pair.

The board ran out [4s][6c]. Gomila was left with 98,000. -- MC

1:15pm: Daniel and Dimitry depart
Just 44 players remain in the Main Event with Daniel Sisa and Dimitry Vrnovitskiy the last two players to bust out.

Sisa got his chips in [Ac][Ks] but ran into Rafael Rembert's pocket queens and couldn't win the race. Shortly afterwards Dimitry Vrnovitskiy shoved for 63,000 from the small blind and Rodrigo Rosales gave it a good old think before calling with [Jc][2c]. He had Vrnovitskiy dominated though as the Russian had [7h][2s].

The [6c][8c][8d][3h][Qc] board kept Rosales in front and eliminated the Russian. -- NW

Blinds up: 6,000/12,000, ante 2,000

1:05pm: No win for the Finn
Niko Kettunen was left shaking his head after he doubled up Jonathan Cantle in a curious pot. The Finn opened to 22,000 from under-the-gun, there was one caller and Cantle then three-bet to 88,000 out of the small blind. Back on Kettunen he four-bet to around 210,000, Cantle then moved all-in for 381,000 total and Kettunen shrugged before calling.

Kettunen: [Kd][Qh]
Cantle: [Ad][Tc]

When he saw Cantle's hand Kettunen just shook his head, unable to comprehend that his opponent had deemed it strong enough to five-bet all-in with. The [Jc][Kc][Ts][2h][Qd] board meant Cantle rivered a straight to survive after he was outflopped by Kettunen.

The Brit is up to around 800,000 after that hand whilst Kettunen drops to around 300,000. -- NW


1pm: Two more double ups
Two players - Richard Pearson and Scott Franklin, both from the UK, - got their chips in bad but managed to find a way to double up.

Pearson was down to 132,000 when he three-bet all in with [as][td]. Gabriel Barba had opened with [kd][kc] and made an easy call before the board ran [8h][qh][ad][2c][6c]. "Boom! Unlucky, mate." Said Pearson.

A few seconds later, on adjacent table, Franklin moved all in from the cutoff for his last 141,000 and was called by Javier Mateos in the big blind.

Franklin: [qc][jd]
Mateos: [ad][jh]

The board ran [2h][6s][js][8d][qs] to make the Brit two pair. -- MC

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Pearson - bad means good for this Brit

12:50pm: More for Barreña
Isidoro Barreña was fourth in chips overnight and he's just padded his stack by eliminating Noel Cortina in a pre-flop coin flip. Cortina shoved for 85,000 with [Kd][Qd] and Barreña looked him up with [5s][5c]. The [Jh][5h][Ts] both gave and took away for Cortina. His pair outs were no longer live but he did have an open ended straight draw.

The [3d] turn and [8d] river didn't help him though and he departs. --NW

12:29pm: Grafton doubles Razab-Sekh
Pocket queens seems to be the lucky hand of the day so far as Stieven Razab-Sekh used them to double through Sam Grafton.

A preflop raising war saw both players' hands flipped up:

Sekh: [qc][qd]
Grafton: [ts][td]

The board ran [2h][js][4s][8d][2d]. After a count, Grafton paid over 162,000 chips and dropped to around 300,000. -- MC

12:20pm: Bibikova busts in classic race
The last lady standing (or sitting) had busted in the most classic of races.

Ekaterina Bibikova was down to 136,000 when she moved all in from under the gun. David Vederal asked for a count from the cutoff and announced a call. Alejandro Galiana showed pocket fives in the big blind but mucked his hand.

Bibikova: [ah][ks]
Vederal: [qs][qh]

The board ran [7h][8c][4d][3d][6c] to send the pit the way of Vederal. Galiana, meanwhile, was nudging his neighbour to point out he would've made a straight. -- MC

12:10pm: Double up for Trujillo
After paying the ante Carlos Alberto Trujillo only had 7.5 big blinds to his name and so when he was dealt [Qc][Qh] on the button that was more than enough of a hand to see him commit his chips. The small blind folded but when Steinar Edduson looked down at [Ah][2c] he called to put Trujillo at risk.

The [3d][9s][6d][6s][7c] board was clean as far as Trujillo was concerned and he doubled up. -- NW

12:05pm: Early exit for Symes
Players were still taking their seats as John Symes was leaving his. On the first hand of play it folded to him on the button and he moved in for 121,000 total. Daniel Price was in the small blind and he pushed out a stack of T25,000 chips to indicate a call and Rodrigo Rosales folded from the big blind.

Symes: [Ah][Kh]
Price: [Ad][Qd]

The [9d][Td][3c] flop was the just the sort of flop Price was looking for and Symes seemed to know what was coming as he was out of his seat before the [5d] turn gave Price a lock on the hand. The meaningless [3s] completed the board. -- NW

12:02pm: Shuffle and deal
Cards are in the air for Day 3!

11:30am: The final 61 return with Carrion leading
It's very rare that you get deep into a poker tour without taking on a big flip at least once. Dario Carrion - the chip leader entering today with 967,000 - took that flip on in the last level yesterday. He won, has three times the average and most probably high hopes of making the final table.

That final table, with or without Carrion, will consist of eight players - the number the tournament will play down to today. Those who make it should get a nice early night but those who bust can celebrate/commiserate at the player party, taking place at 10pm at Guey restaurant just five minutes walk from the casino.

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Sam Grafton one of the big names left in

Sam Grafton is the headline name chasing Carrion. He'll be hoping to get at least as deep as he did lady year when he went from chip leader to out on the final table bubble. Other players still in the hunt include: Richard Pearson, Tomeu Gomila, Ruben Nils Pleijster, Neil Mackay and Mats Sjoblom.

Cards will be in the air at Midday CET but for now, check out the Day 3 seat draw:

TableSeatNameCountryStatusChips
11Dimitry VrnovitskiyRussia 149,000
12Jesus Javier BustosSpain 223,000
13Jaime Floid Molina BellverSpainPokerStars Player80,000
14Daniel SochanekSwedenPokerStars Player414,000
15Alejandro Martínez CarrascoSpain 260,000
16Dario Carrion MorenillaSpainPokerStars Qualifier967,000
17Pascual Sanchez LopezSpainPokerStars Qualifier309,000
18Ruben Nils PleijsterNetherlands 434,000
      
21Neil MackayUK 211,000
23Daniel Sisa CuraSpain 350,000
24Ramon Antonio Miranda PuenteSpainPokerStars Player124,000
25Victor Gimenez De-HoutingSpainPokerStars Qualifier572,000
26Carlos Alberto TrujilloSpain 76,000
27Inocente Gomez BordonadoSpain 263,000
28Steinar EddusonIceland 663,000
      
31Jeffrey BrouwerNetherland 737,000
33Alejandro Galiana RamosSpain 250,000
34Ekaterina BibikovaRussian Federation 140,000
35Noel CortinaSpainPokerStars Qualifier131,000
36Vizsnyiczai ZsoltHungaryPokerStars Qualifier312,000
37David VedralAustriaPokerStars Qualifier303,000
38Isidoro BarreñaSpain 733,000
      
42Javier Mateos Spain 453,000
43Roi Pereira CondeSpainPokerStars Qualifier423,000
44Borja Gross FernandezSpainPokerStars Qualifier570,000
45Mateusz MoolhuizenNetherlandsPokerStars Qualifier329,000
46Fabien PariselFrancePokerStars Player334,000
47Scott FranklinUK 256,000
48Aki Taisto Olavi PyysingFinland 120,000
      
51Julio Marino Carvalho RibeiroPortugalPokerStars Qualifier247,000
52Pablo GalacheSpain 783,000
53Gabriel Barba GodinoSpain 200,000
54Fausutus Karl KornUK 244,000
55Dawid Andrej GrabinskiSweden 307,000
56Richard James PearsonUK 142,000
57Estefano Pastore BenistySpain 368,000
58Jose Antonio Benedi LahuertaSpainPokerStars Qualifier318,000
      
61Jonathan Neale CantleUK 419,000
62Aleksandar AbtovicGermany 600,000
63Niko KettunenFinland 670,000
64Tomeu GomilaSpain 179,000
65Anh Tuan HoangUK 369,000
66Mateo Sempere TorresSpain 378,000
67Andreas SchillingerGermany 516,000
68Bernardo Miguel Baptista das NevesPortugal 119,000
      
71Dominic Carle EvansUKPokerStars Qualifier289,000
72Jose Angel Latorre MarinaSpainPokerStars Player324,000
73Philipp SchimmerlAustriaPokerStars Qualifier249,000
74Mats SjoblomSwedenPokerStars Qualifier275,000
75John Alexander SymesUK 122,000
76Daniel William PriceUK 575,000
77Felipe Gonsalves CostaBrazilPokerStars Qualifier107,000
78Rodrigo Rosales MansoSpainPokerStars Qualifier188,000
      
81David Tovar LasierraSpainPokerStars Qualifier240,000
82Gardar Geir HaukssonIcelandPokerStars Qualifier470,000
83Stieven Razab-SekhNetherlands 166,000
84Rafael RembertMalta 188,000
85Andrei VlassenkoRussia 260,000
86Juan Bautista MechoSpain 217,000
87Juan Carlos Ramos MartinSpainPokerStars Qualifier130,000
88Sam GraftonUKPokerStars Qualifier463,000

PokerStars Blog Reporting Team at UKIPT5 Marbella: Marc Convey and Nick Wright. Photos by Mickey May


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