The pace have been muy rápido through the early occurring Day 3 of the LAPT Peru Grand Final. They've just completed the second one level of the day, and already the starting group of 45 was whittled to 29.
Before the primary hour had completed a fair 10 players had fallen, including the Canadian Thomas Lefort (38th), Guilerme Moura (37th) of Brazil (who'd avoided an earlier knockout shortly before), and the player who'd entered yesterday with the full chip lead with 233 left, Henry Zapana.
Zapana's last hand saw him all in against David Perez Bautista for his last 100,000 or so following an ace-high flop. It was top-top for Zapana who had A♠K♦, while Bautista had a second pair of jacks with Q♠J♣. However the turn brought a queen and a second pair for Zapana's opponent, and the Peruvian was sent railward in 36th.
The next level went similarly, with Fernando Suaya (35th), Eduardo Bernal (34th), and Antonio Luft (33rd) next going out.
Lucas Cortijo (32nd) then made the walk out of the poker site to go to the cashier's desk. Cortijo had committed his last 250,000 or so with A♣K♦, but needed help versus Jakub Kyrian's K♣K♥. A 6♠2♦J♥9♣5♣ board provided no such improvement for the Argentinian, and Cortijo was out.
Mauricio Abreu (31st) and Rodrigo MacLean (30th) then followed, the latter's K♠J♦ proving no match against Marcos Exterkotter's 9♥9♠.
Meanwhile during those first two hours start-of-day leader Nacho Barbero came back to the pack, presenting sitting with a bit of under 600,000. As Level 23 begins, Gilmar Gallegos looks to be leading the best way now with on the subject of 1.2 million, with both Daniel Campodonico and Jakub Kyrian next in line hovering at 1 million.
Photography from LAPT7 Peru by Carlos Monti. Take a look at the start-to-finish live streaming coverage (in both Spanish and Portuguese) at PokerStars.tv. Click here for live updates in Spanish, and here for live updates in Portuguese.
Martin Harris is Freelance Contributor to the PokerStars Blog.
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