The PokerListings Daily 3-Bet is a wall-mounted case, a perfectly angled spotlight and finally the attention your afternoon poker news participation ribbons deserve.

Got a hot tip for a future 3-Bet? Tweet us @PokerListings or tell us below.

Today in the 3-Bet we find a pre-flop limp party in Sochi, great value on a Tony G flyer and a pre-WSOP vision quest for Daniel Negreanu.

1) Kroko-dill + SolidPenis, Too!

Having jetted around the world plenty covering poker tournaments over the past decade there aren’t too many poker hotspots we’ve yet to see.

All the Panyak you can handle.

One of those we haven’t, though? Sochi, Russia – the current host of the ongoing PokerStars Championship Sochi.

As we mentioned yesterday the Main Event is now underway with Day 1b in progress as we speak. Five days of live streaming action begins tomorrow on Day 2 but in the meantime we’ve been delightfully entertained by the PokerStars bloggers.

Despite the lexicographical challenges a tournament in Russia presents they’ve done a bang-up job of bringing the color of a poker event in the former USSR to life.

Not only do we now know what a “Russian Meat” platter contains, we know the action has been big on multi-way pre-flop limping, K-high best hands and head-scratching hand denouements. In short: it sounds amazing – both to play and observe.

Among the notables in the field today are Russian ace Andrey “kroko-dill” Zaichenko, 250k Spin & Go winner Danila ‘SolidPenis’ Solovyev, foreign luminaries such as Bertrand ‘ElkY’ Grospellier, Jason Wheeler and Aditya Agarwal and PSC Monaco final tablist Maxim Panyak.

Follow along with the live updates here; tune in here tomorrow starting at 12 local time for the full live stream treatment.

2) Buy Low on Tony G. for Super High Roller Bowl

As we also mentioned yesterday, the 2017 Aria Super High Roller Bowl is set to fire on Sunday with a mouth-watering three days of high-stakes poker action.

On your bike with that markdown, yeah?

Day 1 is actually free to live stream via Poker Central’s Twitch Channel but Days 2 and 3 are only on the new PokerGO app that will cost you $10/m. It’s still a phenomenal deal.

If you’d like a taste of the action yourself you can also head over to PokerShares to buy a stake in any one of the 56 participants.

Below is a quick look at the participants’ career Hendon Mob results and their respective mark-ups on PokerShares. 

Given that he just won a $25k tune-up tournament at the Aria the other day old schooler Tony G. might be good value at an actual markdown of 0.9.

Kevin Hart? Prob. still not a good choice even at 0.6. You never know, though, right?

Player	Country	Winning	Mark-Up
Fedor Holz	DE	$22,161,732	1.43
Christoph Vogelsang	DE	$7,369,373	1.39
Dan Colman	US	$28,205,169	1.39
Scott Seiver	US	$22,447,565	1.37
Dan Smith	US	$16,205,456	1.34
Connor Drinan	US	$10,592,121	1.33
David Peters	US	$16,204,351	1.31
Ben Sulsky	US	$1,732,683	1.27
Isaac Haxton	US	$13,091,614	1.27
Nick Petrangelo	US	$8,621,543	1.27
Tom Marchese	US	$16,086,393	1.27
Ben Tollerene	US	$2,673,495	1.26
Igor Kurganov	DE	$12,226,678	1.26
Justin Bonomo	US	$15,321,537	1.26
Jason Koon	US	$8,764,456	1.25
Jason Mercier	US	$18,345,773	1.25
Steffen Sontheimer	DE	$983,138	1.25
Bryn Kenney	US	$17,161,701	1.24
Erik Seidel	US	$32,145,313	1.24
Doug Polk	US	$5,154,768	1.23
Andrew Lichtenberger	US	$8,544,703	1.22
Dominik Nitsche	DE	$6,606,570	1.22
Byron Kaverman	US	$9,572,276	1.21
Pratyush Buddiga	US	$5,325,851	1.21
Rainer Kempe	DE	$9,482,148	1.21
John Juanda	IDN	$20,153,373	1.2
Koray Aldemir	DE	$4,936,378	1.2
Andrew Robl	US	$4,866,231	1.19
Brian Rast	US	$20,398,291	1.19
Christian Christner	DE	$620,888	1.19
Daniel Negreanu	CA	$33,153,604	1.19
Jake Schindler	US	$9,252,036	1.19
Sean Winter	US	$5,029,273	1.19
Stefan Schillhabel	DE	$2,464,481	1.19
Ankush Mandavia	US	$4,073,585	1.16
Jason Les	US	$1,527,183	1.16
Matt Berkey	US	$3,071,084	1.12
Sam Soverel	US	$4,040,814	1.12
Antonio Esfandiari	US	$27,353,450	1.02
Talal Shakerchi	UK	$3,273,807	1.02
Cary Katz	US	$10,900,156	0.99
Phil Hellmuth	US	$21,014,737	0.99
Haralabos Voulgaris	CA	$1,882,514	0.98
Bill Perkins	US	$2,603,491	0.9
Dan Shak	US	$8,742,149	0.9
Tony G	LTU	$5,179,620	0.9
Bill Klein	US	$3,913,147	0.8
Dan Perper	US	$2,113,425	0.8
David Einhorn	US	$5,152,863	0.8
Zach Hyman	US	$1,917,787	0.8
Leon Tsoukernik	CZ	$882,262	0.75
John Morgan	US	$635,511	0.7
Lauren Roberts	US	$223,046	0.7
Kevin Hart	US	$0	0.6
		$524,401,593

3)  Dream. Declare. Display 

As you likely know from our Daily 3-Bet dispatches over the years Daniel Negreanuhas a mantra he swears by:

We wouldn’t bet against him.

Dream. Declare. Deliver.

Some say it’s psychobabble; others suggest if you can’t visualize yourself winning before you start you might as well not even play.

Given Negreanu’s $33m in career live earnings and perpetual rosy outlook on life as one of the game’s most iconic poker players, we lean towards the idea he’s on to something.

As we also mentioned a short time ago Negreanu has big plans for this summer that involve about $1m in buy-ins, 3 WSOP bracelets around his wrists and a third WSOP Player of the Year award.