European Poker Tour -- San Remo Day 3

Day 3 at the European Poker Tour San Remo no-limit hold’em main event saw the size of the field slice its way down to the final 60 players. The players will return tomorrow and play down to the final 24. Here is a look at the remaining prize pool that they will be fighting for on the felt:

1 €930,000
2 €600,000
3 €360,000
4 €290,000
5 €220,000
6 €170,000
7 €125,000
8 €81,950
9-10 €50,000
11-12 €40,000
13-14 €35,000
15-16 €30,000
17-24 €25,000
25-32 €22,500
33-40 €20,000
41-48 €17,500
49-60 €15,000

The overnight chip leader is Roberto Spada with 1,441,000. Team PokerStars Russia pro Maxim Lykov is also above the million-mark with 1,416,000. Another notable joining them in the top 10 is Ludovic Lacay with 962,000. Other notables still in the hunt include Fabrice Soulier (710,000), Joe Cada (701,000), David Vamplew (343,000), Team Pokerstars Hungary pro Richard Toth (185,000) and Stefan Huber (154,000).

You can see the chip counts for all of the survivors below. The field will play down to the final 24 on Sunday. You can follow along with all of the action on the PokerStars blog feed. Check back in tomorrow evening for another summary of the day here on Card Player. Here is a look at the tournament statistics from day 3:

Notable Cashes:

61st. Carter Phillips, United States, €15,000
64th. Alain Roy, France, €15,000
69th. Dylan Wilkerson, United States, €13,000
82nd. Ted Forrest, United States, €11,000
83rd. Casey Kastle, Slovenia, €11,000
90th. Victor Ramdin, USA, Team PokerStars Pro, €11,000
110th. Roberto Romanello, United Kingdom, €9,000
112th. Tristan Clemenceon, France, €9,000
115th. Ramzi Jelassi, Sweden, €9,000
120th. John Eames, United Kingdom, €9,000
124th. Ruben Visser, Holland, Team PokerStars Pro, €7,500
136th. Vanessa Selbst, United States, Team PokerStars Pro, €7,500

Hand of the Day:

Carter Phillips Eliminated in 61st Place (€15,000)

Carter Phillips moved all in preflop and Samer Rahman made the call. Their cards:

Phillips: A 3
Rahman: A 9

Board: A 7 4 Q J

Rahman won the hand with his nine-kicker and Phillips was eliminated on the hand in 61st place. He took home €15,000 in prize money.

Official Day 3 Chip Counts:

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