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Nick Gandhi raised to 5,500 in early position, and the action moved over to Robert "E-Dolo" Scott - who reraised to a massive 75,000. Back to Gandhi, who went all in for around 160,000. Scott made the call.
Gandhi: a respectable 
Scott: that non-traditional reraise/calling hand 
Board: 
No nastiness from the board, and Gandhi doubled to 335,000. The brave Scott took a hit and is at 400,000.
There's an eerie silence in this particular corner of the Amazon Room today, players either too busy wiping the sleep from their eyes, or suddenly acknowledging the fact that we're now deep into the 'business end' of the tournament.
Whilst Drew Crawford spent most of the first couple of orbits constructing his gargantuan stack, Ashira Lavine strode in late with a slight puff (I sensed a canter through the Rio) and asked, "What did I miss?" Well, the answer is not much, as it's been a very cagey start with just a few blinds nicked. On one hand, Deepak Bhatti opened the button to 27,000, only for Horst Eilers to make it 60,000 from the small blind, and Bhatti to subsequently pass, but apart from that, it's been pretty quiet on the feature table thus far.
It was never looking like it would be a particularly good day for Jon Walker - he returned today with just 29,000 chips, or a little over two big blinds.
So it was that Richard Rice raised in the cutoff, and Walker got his last in. On their backs.
Rice: 
Walker: a rather desperate 
Board: 
Rice bumped his stack up a little to 295,000, but it's the end of the tournament road for Walker.
We're missing the odd player here and there (Ashira Lavine, where are you?) but cards are now in the air.
Good luck all!
Level: 20
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 5,000
For those wanting to know who's sitting next to who, whose going to be stealing whose blind, and who's going to be three-bet snap-shoving (yep, I'm down with the kids and their lingo) whose button raise, then the follow is for you:
Feature Table:
Seat 1: Horst Eilers -- 215,000
Seat 2: Ashira Lavine -- 110,000
Seat 3: Aadam Daya -- 476,000
Seat 4: Michael Diclemente -- 89,000
Seat 5: Drew Crawford -- 800,000
Seat 6: Alex Baher -- 308,000
Seat 7: Irving Rice -- 385,000
Seat 8: Deepak Bhatti -- 205,000
Table 313:
Seat 1: Isaac Settle -- 175,000
Seat 2: Jerod Florez -- 325,000
Seat 3: Thomas McCann -- 285,000
Seat 4: Dash Dudley -- 745,000
Seat 5: Sanjay Gandya -- 236,000
Seat 6: Josh Roberts -- 149,000
Seat 7: Terry Fleisher -- 489,000
Seat 8: Eric Baldwin -- 479,000
Seat 9: Nancy Todd Tyler -- 79,000
Table 315:
Seat 1: Derek Taylor -- 112,000
Seat 2: Robert Scott -- 644,000
Seat 3: Jim Erickson -- 97,000
Seat 4: Nicholas Mitchell -- 681,000
Seat 5: Nick Gandhi -- 177,000
Seat 6: Dana Kellstrom -- 507,000
Seat 7: Brian Green -- 197,000
Seat 8: Tony Gargano -- 204,000
Table 319:
Seat 1: Jon Walker -- 29,000
Seat 2: Dmitry Gromov -- 341,000
Seat 3: Michael Michnick -- 388,000
Seat 4: Bart Davis -- 775,000
Seat 5: Tim Fierro -- 176,000
Seat 6: Richard Rice -- 215,000
Seat 7: Gabe Costner -- 326,000
Seat 8: Champie Douglas -- 344,000
Table 320
Seat 1: Matthew Wilkins -- 251,00
Seat 2: Thomas Joanides -- 184,000
Seat 3: Jeremiah Degreef -- 132,000
Seat 4: Jae Hwang -- 406,000
Seat 5: Tai Tan Nguyen -- 264,000
Seat 6: Paul Hegyi -- 209,000
Seat 7: Cory Brown -- 476,000
Seat 8: Sam Paolini -- 447,000
Event #3: $1,000 No-Limit Hold'em
Day 3 Started
Good afternoon and welcome back to the Amazon Room where 41 players are about to reconvene for purposes of battling it out for spots at the prestigious final table.
After spending most of yesterday in the upper echelons of the chip counts, Drew Crawford heads into the day as chip leader on 800,000. However, there's not much in it between Crawford and his two nearest rivals, William Davis (775,000) and Dash Dudley (745,000) so this looks to be a pretty exciting day.
Play is due to start at 3pm, and we will playing until our field is only nine.
