$1,500 Dealers Choice (Event #10)

Big O

Scott Clements raised to 15,000 before Frankie O'Dell re-raised to 50,000. Clements called, and on the     flop, O'Dell saw the last of his chips enter the pot as Clements called.

O'Dell:      
Clements:      

The turn and river landed   and  , and O'Dell was eliminated in 19th place.

On the hand previous, Jesse Martin was eliminated, and with 18 players remaining, a three table re-draw is upcoming.

Scott Clements	700,000	429,500
Jesse Martin	0	-153,000
Frankie O'Dell	0	-342,000

Big O

Jack Rice got it all in right away for his 35,000 in Big O holding      . Mike Ross had       and was in good shape with a pair and the same two lowest cards. The     flop was great for him, as was the   turn to bring a Broadway straight. He got the   river to boot to end with a flush.

Mike Ross	225,000	31,000
Jack Rice	0	-35,000

Welcome back to the Rio All-Suites Hotel and Casino and the 2019 World Series of Poker for Day 3 of Event #10: $1,500 Dealers Choice.

This event started with 470 entrants just two days ago as a prize pool of $634,500 was created. Once Sergey Altbregin was eliminated on the bubble by Mike Ross during a Pot-Limit Omaha orbit, the likes of Patrick Leonard (68th), Valentin Vornicu (66th), Ryan Hughes (64th), Ian Johns (63rd), Alex Kuzmin (55th), Andrey Zaichenko (53rd), Ben Yu (50th), Quinn Do (48th), David "ODB" Baker (41st), Frank Kassela (35th), Greg Mueller (32nd), and Joey Couden (26th), all fell short of a Day 3 berth.

Heading into the scheduled final day of play, just 21 players remain. These players are currently guaranteed $4,754, but all eyes are set on the $144,957 first-place prize along with the coveted WSOP gold bracelet.

The United Kingdom's Benny Glaser is the overnight chip leader after bagging 489,500 in chips. Glaser holds WSOP bracelets in 2-7 Triple Draw (2015) and two in Omaha Hi-Lo (2016 twice), and is best positioned to add a fourth in Event #10. Australian Rob Campbell sits in second place with 454,500 and is known as one of the best mixed game players - both cash game and tournament format - from his country. In third place - and the only other player above 400,000 in chips - is Hawaiian Michael Chow who sits with 443,000 and will be looking to add to his WSOP bracelet collection that features a 2010 WSOP bracelet in Omaha Hi-Lo.

Also still in contention include WSOP bracelet winners Frankie O'Dell, "Miami" John Cernuto, Scott Clements, Naoya Kihara, Jesse Martin, John Monnette, Robert Mizrachi, Josh Arieh, and Andrey Zhigalov.

Play resumes for Day 3 action at 2 p.m. (PDT) with the PokerNews Live Reporting Team providing continuous live updates of all the action from Event #10: $1,500 Dealers Choice. So stay tuned to PokerNews.com for the updates from Event #10, and every event from the 2019 World Series of Poker.