No-Limit Hold'em
David Baker raised to 20,000 from under the gun and Nikolai Yakovenko called next to act. From the cutoff, Adam Friedman three-bet to 68,000 and Baker folded while Yakovenko called.
The flop landed 
and Yakovenko check-called a bet of 47,000 before both players checked the 
on the turn.
The river landed the 
and Yakovenko led out for 88,000 and Friedman called.
Yakovenko tabled his 
, and Friedman mucked.
Stud Hi-Lo
Ryan Miller had the bring-in and Joey Couden completed. Miller called, and then led the betting on fourth and fifth, before Couden took over on sixth and seventh.
Ryan Miller: 
/ 
/
Joey Couden: / 
/
Miller tabled his 
for a low, and Couden revealed his 
for the high.
Razz
Chris Klodnicki completed and Stuart Rutter raised. Klodnicki called, and then called bets on fourth and fifth streets, before folding to a bet of 30,000 on sixth.
Chris Klodnicki: / 
Stuart Rutter: / 
Razz
Jesse Martin: / 
- fold
Dylan Linde: / 
Jesse Martin completed on third street, Dylan Linde raised, and Martin called. Linde bet with his on-board lead on fourth street, Martin called, then Martin led on fifth street when he took the on-board lead. Linde called, Martin checked on sixth, Linde bet, and Martin folded.
Badeucey
Nikolai Yakovenko raised from the button and Anthony Zinno called from the big blind.
Zinno drew three, Yakovenko drew two, and Zinno check-called a bet.
Zinno drew one, Yakovenko drew two, and Zinno check-called another bet.
Both players drew one and Zinno check-called a third bet.
Yakovenko tabled 
for a paired low with an eight-six badugi, while Zinno showed 
for a straight as his low and a seven-five badugi. Yakovenko held the better 2-7 hand, while Zinno had the better badugi to chop the pot.
Stud Hi-Lo
Ryan Miller completed and Joey Couden called, as did Jesse Martin. Martin bet out on fourth and Miller folded while Couden called.
Martin then bet fifth, sixth, and seventh streets, and Couden called him down.
Ryan Miller: / (folded on fourth)
Joey Couden: / 
/
Jesse Martin: / 
/
Martin tabled his 
for a full house, and Couden mucked his hand.
2-7 Triple Draw
After the second draw, Jesse Martin bet out 30,000 and Chris Klodnicki called.
Martin and Klodnicki both drew one, and then Martin bet out 30,000, leaving himself just 6,500 behind.
Klodnicki thought about it for a little, and then mucked.
Several players at the secondary feature table have voiced their opinions on the structure of the tournament, and believe that the levels here on Day 3 are going up too fast.
Consequently, they believe that double levels (as was the case on Day 2) would be a better option ahead of the single 60-minute like the structure says, and like all $10,000 buy-in structures have outside of the Main Event.
David Baker recently spoke in depth to several tournament directors, and they said they would consider altering the structure for the remaining 12 players if a unanimous vote was agreed upon.
Baker approached the main feature table and told them of the decision, and that a vote would most likely occur during the upcoming break.
On the main feature table, a full rotation of game choices have now occurred, and with it sees a wide array of game choices so far.
The table begin with Dylan Linde choosing badeucey before Ryan Miller picked pot-limit Omaha hi-lo. Joey Couden decided to play no-limit hold'em, while Chris Klodnicki picked stud.
Finishing out the rotation, Stuart Rutter chose stud hi-lo, and Jesse Martin just picked stud hi-lo regular.
no Safari
