Timothy Kramp went all-in for 460,000 in early position and in the big blind, Mark Manesh called for 285,000.
Mark Manesh: 
Timothy Kramp: 
Manesh was in trouble against two queens. The flop of 
gave him a gutshot to a straight, and the turn 
added a flush draw on top of it. The river came the 
which completed the flush and gave Manesh a double through Kramp.
Theodore Corey and Russ Floyd wound up all in for Corey's last 750,000 on a flop of 
. Corey had 
for the flopped set, while Floyd had 
.
Floyd had a flush draw but missed the 
turn and river to double up Corey.
"I like how you flopped a set and tried to say you played it perfectly," Floyd said with a smile as the entire table shared in a laugh. "I had 11 outs twice."
Niveau: 25
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 60,000
Brian Nierkerk raised under the-gun to 80,000 and from the cutoff, Dana Katzenmeier went all-in for 315,000. Pat "World Famous," Lyons in the big blind thought about it briefly before calling the all-in. Niekerk re-raised all-in for 900,000 which Lyons snap-called and all cards were tabled.
Dana Katzenmeier: 
Pat Lyons: 
Brian Nierkerk: 
The board ran out 
and Lyons' aces held as he won a pot worth nearly 2 million chips, eliminated Katzenmeier and left Nierkerk with 90,000 in chips.
The very next hand, Lyons called the small blind and Nierkerk checked his option in the big blind.
The flop came out 
and Lyons checked and Nierkerk shoved for 25,000. Lyons called and the cards were tabled.
Brian Nierkerk:
Pat Lyons: 
The board ran out and Lyons' flopped pair of nines was good enough for the elimination.
Rae Sines was all in for her last 450,000 and called by David Kluchman.
Rae Sines: 
David Kluchman: 
Sines was in trouble as the flop came down . The turn brought the , improving her to a set, and she held on the river to earn the double up.
"New life. New life," Sines chanted after the hand.
Action was picked up on the river with the board reading 
. The pot was about 400,000 and Christopher Cummings was facing a decision as Williams Collins had moved all in for 710,000.
Cummings was deep in the tank. Eventually a player at the table called the clock and the floor began the countdown. Before it expired, Cummings tossed in the call.
Collins showed the 
for the boat and Cummings mucked despite it being an all in and his cards were lost in the shuffle.
Paul Nguyen raised to 85,000 under the-gun and Jack Deutsch went all-in for 330,000 in middle position. Action folded back to Nguyen who after tanking for some time decided to call.
Jack Deutsch: 
Paul Nguyen: 
The board bricked out until the very end when a third eight hit the river, giving Nguyen a set of eights and eliminating Deutsch from the tournament.
Jim Karambinis raised all in for 430,000 pre-flop and was called by Dana Katzenmeier.
Jim Karambinis:
Dana Katzenmeier: 
Katzenmeier flopped a pair on 
, but the 
on the turn completed Karambinis' gutshow straight draw. The river came the and Karambinis doubled up, leaving Katzenmeier on a short-stack.
Barry Greenstein was all in preflop and was slightly covered by Stuart Taylor.
Barry Greenstein: 
Stuart Taylor: 
Greenstein was ahead but would need to avoid an ace. However the flop sent Taylor into the lead the unconventional way as it came to give him trips and leave Greestein drawing thin.
The turn was the 
and the river the to end Greenstein's run on Day 3.
The flop read 
. Barry Seidman bet 65,000 from middle position. Stephen Darr moved all in from the cutoff. Seidman took his time before calling.
Barry Seidman:
Stephen Darr: 
The turn drove a stake right through the heart of Darr as the came to give Seidman broadway. The river was the and Darr was sent packing after an unfortunate turn of events for him.
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