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32 players were left standing (or sitting as it may be) at this year’s 2010 Asia Pacific Poker Tour as we get set to head into Sunday’s final. Among those still remaining, one of the biggest names in professional poker, Daniel Negreanu.
The Canadian transplant now living in the United States, Negreanu sat in the lucky 13 position in terms of overall chip count.
Leading at the end of the day was Reza Vakili of Australia followed by a fellow Aussie, Jonathan Karamalikis.
Big name player Roland de Wolfe from the United Kingdom was the third biggest chip holder.
The 2010 Asia Pacific Poker Tour is sponsored by PokerStars.com and promises a 1st place prize of AU$459,510.
TOP TEN DAY 3 STARTING STACKS
Reza Vakili - 775,000
Jonathan Karamalikis - 733,000
Roland de Wolfe - 715,500
Brendan Rubie - 690,500
Antoine Amourette, PokerStars Qualifier - 515,500
Tom Rafferty - 441,000
Dongying Ling, PokerStars Qualifier - 431,500
Mitch Carle - 407,000
Stefan Streifeneder - 368,500
Craig Bourke, PokerStarsQualifier - 350,500
- Ace King, Gambling911.com
