Day 3 full twists on 2010 WSOP Main Event

As we approach the entrance to the prize fund on 2010 WSOP Main Event, patience issues some players, so the faster the rash. Saturday was a surprise relegation Phil Ivey-am tournament, especially as many of us were convinced that these assaults on the final table and this bracelet. However, until the final table will surely turn a lot.
Kevin Gates said after the first break took a huge pot of Kyle Johnson, took the
his entire stack to 550,000 chips and climbed among the current leading players. Ricardo Fasanaro lost a big pot of Jean-Robert Bellande's, so that both players came to some 300,000 chips. Those who climb the list of leading in the number of its chips are Kassela Frank, who rushes to his third WSOP bracelet this summer, and Mikhail Shamalov and Nicholas Rainey. However, all attention is focused on veterans of this game, multiple WSOP bracelet holder - Johnny Chan's. Chan is also strengthened his chip stack during the few hours of the game and secure the leadership.

On the other hand, the tournament had finished David Sklansky, Gabe Kaplan, Jennifer Harman, Chris Moneymaker, Erik Seidel, David Williams and Paul Wasicka over the past few hours. Daniel Negreanu and his pair of Kings also lost his hand opponent held AK, so that he sank in a very short-stacked team.

The rest is about 1850 players after the break on Day 3, and the current top 10 are:

1st Johnny Chan - 580,000
2nd Kevin Gates - 515 000
3rd Nicholas Rainey - 440 000
4th Mikhail Shamalov - 440 000
5th Frank Kassela - 432 000
6th David Assouline - 420 000
7th Alexander Kostritsyn - 415 000
8th Joshua Appleby - 408 000
9th Nikolay Losev - 406,000
10th Matt Affleck - 375 000

Frank Jordan has over 500k in chips he goes by "Blueberleez" on Full tilt. He is definately going to be a force at the tables!

GoOoOoOoO Johhny Chan! Would b wkd if a vet took dwn the ME again.