On a flop of we found both Steve Bartlett and Pete Males checking from the blinds over to Jonathan Cohen who bet out 105,000. Bartlett responded by making it 280,000, and once Males folded, Cohen called as the landed on the turn.
Bartlett moved all in and Cohen made the call for his final 303,000.
Bartlett:
Cohen:
With Cohen in the lead, Bartlett was drawing to any spade, king or queen to take the pot, but when the landed on the river, he would be left with 110,000 as Cohen went climbing up to 1.36 million in chips.
Catching the action on the flop we found Mike Watson betting out 80,000 with Sean Wallace calling from the cutoff as the landed on the turn.
A deliberate Watson cut out a bet of 150,000 and Wallace again made the call as the completed the board on the river.
Watson announced he was all in and Wallace immediately called for roughly his last 900,000. Watson tabled his for a flopped top set, while Wallace flashed his for a rivered set and was forced to hit the rail in 16th place and Watson soars to an overwhelming chip lead with 2.7 million.
Matias Ruzzi opened to 47,000 only to have Loni Harwood three-bet the cutoff to 105,000. With the action on Kitty Kuo on the button, she moved all in for 266,000 to force Ruzzi's cards into the muck before Harwood called.
Harwood:
Kuo:
It would be another flip here on Day 3, and when the dealer fanned out a board, Kuo was out in 17th place as Harwood stormed up the leaderboard.
Matias Ruzzi opened to 42,000 from the cutoff only to have Jevon Lam three-bet the button to 105,000. Ruzzi pushed for 520,000 when the action passed back around and Lam instantly called.