Jake Schindler raised to 37,000 under the gun and was met by an all-in three-bet to 301,000 from Erik Seidel on the button. Both blinds folded and Schindler called.
Schindler:
Seidel:
Both players held big pocket pairs, but of course Seidel's was best. The board ran out a clean and Seidel shipped another double.
Jake Schindler raised to 35,000 from the cutoff and Spain's Sergio Aido responded by three-betting all in for 341,000 from the small blind. Schindler asked for an exact count, pondered for a bit, and then dropped in some chips to make the call.
Aido:
Schindler:
It was a flip, and while the flop didn't hit Schindler directly it did give him a flush draw to go with his two overs. The turn kept Aido in the lead, but then the dealer burned and put out the on the river.
Schindler spiked the club flush to win the pot and send Aido to the rail in seventh place for $96,000.
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With the blinds at 7,000/14,000/14,000 and a dead small blind (from Steffen Sontheimer's bust out last night), action folded to Doug Polk on the button and he simply moved all in to put the pressure on the short-stacked Erik Seidel in the big blind. The Poker Hall of Famer didn't take long to call off.
Seidel:
Polk:
The flop was kind to Seidel, and he locked up the hand when the turn left Polk drawing dead. Ship the double to Seidel.
Event #3: $50,000 NLHE of the Poker Masters at the ARIA Resort and Casino began with 48 entrants, but now it's down to the final table of seven. Dan Smith leads the way at the final table with 1,982,000 chips, while Doug Polk and Jake Schindler are the only other players over the six-figure mark.
They will be joined by short stacks Sergio Aido, Cary Katz, and Erik Seidel, as well as Bryn Kenney, who has made back-to-back final tables after finishing seventh in Event #2.
The winner of Event #3 will move into the second spot on the leaderboard for The Poker Masters Purple Jacket. Steffen Sontheimer has first place locked up for now with $1.104 million after winning Event #2 earlier in the day and placing fourth in Event #1. Today's winner will be taking home $960,000 while the remaining seven players are all guaranteed at least $96,000.
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and Seidel shipped another double.
and Erik Seidel defended out of the big blind with the 
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and folded when Schindler continued for 35,000.
flop didn't hit Schindler directly it did give him a flush draw to go with his two overs. The 
flop was kind to Seidel, and he locked up the hand when the 
turn left Polk drawing dead. Ship the double to Seidel.
