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The 2019 WSOP Main Event is in the money as Preben Stokkan begins Day 4 as chip leader. Check out these stories and more in the Tuesday Hit and Run.

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Preben Stokkanis the chip leader after Day 3 of the 2019 WSOP Main Event completed on Monday after the tournament reached the money with 1286 players remaining. Stokkan, who is currently 93rd on the Global Poker Index ranking, has won $1.7 million in live tournament earnings. during his career Ryan Pochedly, who finished in 1287th place, received a 2020 WSOP Main Event entry for his unfortunate bust.

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Just behind Stokkan at the beginning of Day 4 on Monday is Andrew Brokos in a field that is hoping to score a larger piece of the $80 million prize pool. Just three former WSOP Main Event Champions are still alive: Chris Moneymaker, Qui Nguyen and Johnny Chan.

681k in the bag and in the money @wsop main event. Super happy after starting day with 56k

— Chris Moneymaker (@CMONEYMAKER) July 9, 2019

Now that the tournament bubble has been reached, every player still in the hunt is guaranteed a payday of at least $15,000 in cash.

Play for Day 4 will pick up at noon PT. Poker fans can keep up with the action through live updates on WSOP.com and watch the poker beginning at 7 PM ET on ESPN.

Ongoing action

The third flight of the $1000+$111 Little One for One Drop was held on Monday with another 3,200 players entering the tournament, bringing the total to over 5,000 with 3,110 of those surviving the first day. Nikolay Fal holds the chip lead while Shaun Deeb, Jaime Gold and Greg Rayer will all bring chips into Day 2, which gets underway at 2 PM PT.

Ray Carmona sits on the top of the chip counts in the $3,000 Limit Hold’em 6-handed event with 57 players remaining, a number that was whittled down from the 193 who entered the event on Monday. Joining him at the tables on Tuesday will be Joshua Turner, Daniel Zack, Christopher Vitch and Max Pescatori, each seeking out a piece of the $521,100 prize pool, which includes $133,189 going to first place.

Of the 109 players who entered the $50,000 Final Fifty, just 45 remain with Seth Davies holding the chip lead at the end of the day. Joining Davies for Day 2 at 4 PM PT will be Dan Smith, Adrian Mateos, Fedor Holz and Ali Imsirovic with late registration open until cards are dealt.

Upcoming excitement

Tuesday will see the start of two events, the $1,500 Pot Limit Omaha Bounty (beginning at 11 AM PT) and the $3,000 No Limit Hold’em (3 PM PT).

Watch the WSOP

Poker fans can tune into ESPN beginning at 7 PM ET to watch Day 4 of the WSOP Main Event. Tomorrow, ESPN will continue their coverage beginning at 8 PM ET.

Quick hitters

– Doug Polk came out of retirement to play the WSOP Main Event. After busting late last week, Polk has again said he doesn’t plan to play again.

I'm out guys, punted off the rest of my chips. Cant even play poker well anymore, playing gives me really bad anxiety and while I'm there I just want to leave. Only played this summer because I didnt want to let you guys down.

Not going to play again, sorry everybody.

— Doug Polk (@DougPolkPoker) July 6, 2019

– With the 2019 WSOP Main Event officially the second largest ever, Poker News breaks down the demographics of this historic year for the WSOP.

– Tuesday’s featured classic Grinderschool poker training video is part 6 of Againstime’s “SNG By Series.” In this episode, Aaginstime, takes a look at common mistakes in 6 max SNGs.

Best poker videos on the Internet

– Daniel Negreanu breaks down 3 hands from the $3,000 Limit Hold’em event at the World Series of Poker in his latest WSOP vlog:

– Steering attention away from the WSOP, check out this hand from Live at the Bike during a $5/$10 No Limit Hold’em with a couple of straddles.

PokerCentral announced on Wednesday that PokerGO will be broadcasting the World Series of Poker Main Event final table to non-ESPN markets for all three days of this week's tournament. The final table will start Thursday, July 20 and run through Saturday, July 22, with coverage beginning at 9 p.m. ET each day. PokerGO will provide hand-for-hand action to areas that don't carry ESPN or networks affiliated with ESPN.

Poker fans who don't have access to ESPN's family of networks will be able to watch the coverage by purchasing a subscription to PokerGO*. The Main Event is scheduled to continue Thursday until six players remain, with Friday reserved for playing down from six to three. On Saturday, the three remaining players will play down to a winner and the $8,150,000 top prize.

Here's how you can watch every hand at the Main Event final table, according to PokerCentral:

United States, Spanish-speaking Latin America, Brazil and Pacific Rim

• The live World Series of Poker broadcast will begin on Thursday, July 20 at 9 p.m. ET on ESPN2 and ESPN+. WatchESPN and ESPN Play will broadcast the final table via TV network simulcasts. ESPN will carry the broadcast on Friday and Saturday at 9 p.m. ET.

Canada

• The Sports Network (TSN) will provide live coverage of the WSOP Main Event final table throughout Canada, with the exclusion of Quebec. TSN2 will join the progress of the final table on Thursday, July 20 at 9:30 PM ET, with complete coverage on Friday and Saturday. TSN GO will broadcast the final table via TV network simulcasts.

United Kingdom

• BT Sports will provide live coverage of the WSOP Main Event final table throughout the United Kingdom and Ireland. The live coverage will also stream on BT Sports’ internet and mobile service.

Balkans

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• Arena Sport HD will provide live coverage of the WSOP Main Event final table in Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Montenegro and Macedonia. The live coverage will also stream on Arena Sport HD’s internet and mobile service.

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Israel

• One Sport HD will broadcast the WSOP Main Event final table in Israel. The live coverage will also stream on One Sport HD’s internet and mobile services.

Rest of World

• PokerGO will provide live coverage of the WSOP Main Event final table throughout the rest of the world. Countries with access to PokerGO’s live stream include Germany, France, Netherlands, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Austria, Sweden, Norway, Switzerland, Denmark, Belgium, Finland, Czech Republic and Japan.

For the first time ever, ESPN aired same-day coverage of the WSOP from Day 1 of the Main Event to the conclusion of the final table. WSOP coverage that wasn't aired by ESPN was streamed exclusively through PokerGO. This broadcasting deal will continue through 2020.

The World Series of Poker is only a part of PokerGO’s plans. The core of the platform is live poker streaming and the company has plans to stream more than 100 days of live poker every year. PokerGO has already announced new episodes of Poker After Dark as well as the Poker Masters, a five-event high-stakes series starting in September at the ARIA Resort & Casino.

PokerGO is available via mobile on Apple and Android devices as well as AppleTV, Roku, Chromecast, and Amazon Fire TV. You can also watch on your PC and laptop.

PokerNews will also be on the floor to cover every hand of the Main Event final table. Be sure to follow all of the action right here.

_{*Areas that carry ESPN or its affiliate channels may incur blackouts on PokerGO's streaming service.}

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