Kyle Shappelle opened on the button to 250,000 and Matt Berkey three-bet from the small blind to 575,000. Shappelle went all in and Berkey snap-called, showing . Shappelle was behind holding .
After doubling up Jimmy Guerrero, it was Alexander Haber's turn to double. He shoved under the gun for 500,000 and Guerrero was the lone caller with . Haber had and was ahead.
The board ran out and Haber made a flush to stay in the tournament and earn the double-up.
Dejuante Alexander moved all in for his final 1.7 million from the button, and Alexander Papadopoulos tanked for a bit before folding. However, Samuel Vonkennel was in the big blind, and he snap-called as soon as he saw his cards.
Alexander:
Vonkennel:
The board came down , and the kings held to send one of the most accomplished players left to the rail.
On the first hand of the day, Jimmy Guerrero shoved all in from the small blind, and Alexander Haber folded his big blind. On the second hand, Guerrero shoved all in again from the button. This time, Haber quickly shoved all in from the small blind, having Guerrero covered.
Guerrero:
Haber:
Guerrero was in rough shape to survive, but everything changed on the flop. Most of the table got a laugh from the flop, and even Haber cracked a smile. The on the turn meant a three would chop it, but the completed the board instead.
Guerrero jumped up to over 4 million, while Haber tumbled down to 600,000.
They are going to overtime in the Little One for One Drop as 12 players are returning for an unscheduled fourth day to find out who will be winning the final WSOP bracelet event of the summer. The big chip leader is also the biggest name left in the field: Matt Berkey. Berkey was near the top of the counts for most of yesterday, but hit a late surge in the last two levels that saw him bag a massive stack of 12 million. His next-closest competitor, Giuseppe Pantaleo, has less than half of that with 5.175 million.
The other big story in the field today is Dejuante Alexander. He came oh so close to his first WSOP bracelet earlier this summer when he finished runner-up in the Millionaire Maker to Pablo Mariz. Alexander took a tough beat heads up when his aces were cracked by the pocket threes of Mariz. He will be looking for redemption here today, but he has some work to do with a below-average stack.
Below you will see the seating chart for the remaining 12 players today. The action will be picking up at 2 p.m. and Pokernews will be doing updates until a winner is decided. Once they get down to the final nine players, hand-for-hand updates will be provided, so make sure you come back then for all of the action!
Room
Table
Seat
Player
Country
Chip Count
Big Blinds
Miranda
635
2
Jimmy Guerrero
France
1,800,000
15
Miranda
635
3
Alexander Haber
Jamaica
2,615,000
22
Miranda
635
4
Adrian Moreno
United
1,800,000
15
Miranda
635
7
Giuseppe Pantaleo
Germany
5,175,000
43
Miranda
635
8
Ricardo Ramos
Brazil
3,380,000
28
Miranda
635
9
Richard Dixon
United States
2,785,000
23
Miranda
644
1
Kyle Shappelle
United States
2,845,000
24
Miranda
644
2
Matt Berkey
United States
12,000,000
100
Miranda
644
3
Martin Lesjoe
Norway
5,085,000
42
Miranda
644
4
Dejuante Alexander
United States
1,840,000
15
Miranda
644
5
Alexandros Papadopoulos
Greece
1,700,000
14
Miranda
644
6
Samuel Vonkennel
United States
2,995,000
25
Event #74: The Little One for One Drop - $1,000 +111 No-Limit Hold'em
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. Shappelle was behind holding 
.
and Shappelle was eliminated.
. Haber had 
and was ahead.
completed the board instead.