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On the 
flop, John Kabbaj bet 40,000 and Davidi Kitai raised all in for 111,000. Kabbaj made the call with the 
and Kitai held the 
.
The turn was the 
and the river the 
to give Kabbaj quads. Kitai hit the rail in 31st place.
| Giocatore | Chip | Avanzamento |
|---|---|---|
|
500,000
130,000
|
130,000 |
|
||
|
Eliminato | |
|
||
Len Ashby was eliminated in unknown action.
On a 
board, Ben Lamb and Adeeb Harp were able to get the full amount of bets in and Harp's tournament life was at risk. Harp held 
against Lamb's 
. The turn bricked off but the river gave Lamb the nut flush and the pot.
Harp could only flinch in agony before hitting the rail in 29th place.
Samuel Ngai got his remaining chips in preflop holding 
against the 
of Aaron Schaff.
The board ran out 
which did not improve Ngai's hand enough to beat the two Aces of Schaff.
With that elimination, we are now down to our final three tables and are awaiting the re-draw.
Just before the the three-table redraw, Jared Bleznick was given a walk while his friend Ben Lamb was watching the table. He said jokingly to Lamb, "Look at this, they're giving me walks!" He then tabled 
.
Lamb laughed and responded, "You probably don't even want walks," to which Bleznick agreed. He then told the table, and specifically the media, that he plays so well post flop that he actually, truly, does not want people to give him a walk when he is the big blind. So far on Day 3, he has definitely backed up his words. He has easily been the most aggressive player at his table, raising just about every other hand preflop.
Max Pescatori was all in preflop with the 
against Christopher King's 
. The board ran out 
and King's queens held up to win him the hand. He eliminated Pescatori in 27th place, which was worth nearly $26,000.
| Giocatore | Chip | Avanzamento |
|---|---|---|
|
Eliminato | |
|
||
The remaining 26 players are on their first break of the day.
Livello: 21
Bui: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 0
Despite Jared Bleznick's claim that he can outplay his opponents post-flop, he was able to bust Will Failla when the money went in preflop. Will Failla got his last 100,000 in with 
against Bleznick's 
which was in the lead.
The flop came 
which gave Failla some hope. The turn gave Bleznick two pair, and the river 
bricked Failla again. That was enough to send Failla to the rail in 26th place.
Andy Seth was able to double through Benjamin Kaupp when he raised to 50,000 in late position. Kaupp potted from the big blind and Seth called all in for less. Seth held against the 
and when the board ran out he was able to find a double.
A few hands later, Felipe Ramos got in on the action with Kaupp when he got all his money in on a 
board. Ramos held for top set against the of Kaupp. Ramos needed the board to pair the river and the did just that.
Kaupp is now down to 580,000 but still has both of his opponents covered. Ramos has 560,000 while Seth's double was to 200,000.
