In a three-way pot, Kate Hoang bet the 
flop, William Kopp called and Chris Bjorin called as well. Hoang checked the 
turn to Kopp, who bet. Bjorin called and Hoang check-called as well.
On the 
river, Hoang led out, Kopp called and Bjorin folded. Hoang had the nut-nut — 
— and rose to 670,000. Kopp was left with 100,000.
On the three-way flop of 
, William Kopp bet and Robert Coates raised to force out a third player in the hand, only Kopp called. The 
fell on the turn and Kopp checked, Coates bet and Kopp called. The 
river brought the very same action with a check by Kopp, a bet by Coates for the vast majority of his stack and a call by Kopp.
Coates showed 
for the wheel and scooped three quarters of the pot, as Kopp only had 
.
Mack Lee has been dangerously short for a while now but found a double up to give him slightly more breathing room. With just 30,000 left, Lee was all in, Denny Axel three-bet and isolated Lee heads-up.
Mack Lee: 
Denny Axel: 
The board came down 
to give Lee the scoop.
Brandon Ageloff raised and was called by James Pursley in the hijack. Daniel Buzgon called all in on the button. The remaining two active players checked down the board of 
entirely and Buzgon said "I got it," rolling over the 
for a full house.
That ended up winning the pot, as both opponents briefly flashed their cards without being able to beat the nut full house.
On the flop of 
, Chad Eveslage bet and William Kopp called on the button, as did Danny Wong in the big blind. The 
appeared on the turn and Wong checked, Eveslage checked as well. Kopp bet and Wong raised, Eveslage and Kopp both came along.
The 
appeared on the river and Wong moved all in for just shy of a big bet, prompting calls by both opponents. Wong rolled over 
for a sixty-trey low and a flush. Eveslage showed 
for a straight and the same low, and Kopp mucked 
. Wong secured three quarters of the pot to boost his short stack significantly.
James Pursley was barrelling a 
board and Matt Woodward came along with the calls. Pursley showed 
for the backdoor nut flush and Woodward mucked with some disgust.
Christopher Roth raised it up first to act and was called by Kate Hoang from one seat over. Roth bet the flop and Hoang called before doing so again on the turn. Roth's third barrel on the river forced a fold from Hoang.
Julien Martini limped in and Mack Lee moved all in from the button, Tammer Ilcaffas called out of the small blind, as did Martini. The flop was checked before Ilcaffas bet the turn, Martini called. Ilcaffas also bet the river and Martini called, then mucked an ace-trey low when Ilcaffas had shown 
for the nut low and two pair.
Lee had 
for the better two pair to earn the high portion of the pot.
Nível: 23
Blinds: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 0
The first two levels on Day 3 are done and dusted, and the field has been reduced from 36 to the last 21 hopefuls. They have been sent into the first 15-minute break and the next redraw will take place with 18 players remaining.
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