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Carter Phillips moved all in from under the gun and Phil Gordon made the call from the small blind for his tournament life.
Phillips: 
Gordon: 
The board ran out 
to see Gordon spike a set to double to 225,000 as Phillips slips to 92,000 in chips.
Erik Seidel moved all in from the small blind with . Phil Gordon made the call with 
and flopped a pair of tens, 
. Seidel never improved from there.
Level: 13
Blinds: 8,000/15,000
Ante: 2,000
The final table is down to three players after the elimination of bracelet winner Carter Phillips. Phillips was all in with and called by Phil Gordon's 
. Nobody connected on a board of 
, allowing Gordon's nine kicker to play and take down the pot.
Shannon Elizabeth moved all in from the button for her last 89,000 and Alex Filatov made the call from the big blind.
Filatov: 
Elizabeth: 
The board ran out 
to see Elizabeth double through to 185,000 as Filatov slips to 350,000 in chips.
It seems as though a simple button raise or all in is enough at the moment.
The player on the button has been picking up the blinds and antes over the past few orbits, as the remaining three players don't seem too interested in player any flops.
Level: 14
Blinds: 12,000/24,000
Ante: 3,000
With only 840,000 chips in play and an average stack of 280,000 and an orbit costing 45,000 per round, the 'M' of the average stack is just a little over 6.
What does this exactly mean?
Basically each player has just an average of six orbits of play before their stack hits the felt.
So the pressure is on!
The Tournament Director has just made an announcement about the previous winners.
In 2007, Dan Shak donated 100% of his winnings, while in 2008 John Hennigan also donated 100%.
Last years winner Alex Bolotin donated half his winnings, so the question for 2010 is how much will Alex Filatov, Phil Gordon or Shannon Elizabeth donate to this very worthy cause?
Currently Phil Gordon is in great shape to take down the fourth annual Ante Up for Africa.
Gordon is in good form in this event after final tabling last year before finishing in 6th place for a $30,760 payday.
Currently guaranteed $56,516, Gordon will be aiming for only one prize; the $130,641 first prize!
