Mikhail Timoshin opened a recent hand from under the gun making it 32,000 to anyone who wanted to see a flop. Dylan Hortin in the big blind made the call.
The flop came and Hortin checked to the bettor. Timoshin fired off 35,000 and the bigger stacked Hortin moved all in. Timoshin made the call and was at risk.
Hortin:
Timoshin:
Timoshin was going to need any spade, any nine, or any ten to stay alive. The on the turn was no help, and neither was the on the river. Timoshin was eliminated and Hortin has now crossed the one million mark with about 1,300,000.
Steinberg continues to play hands and we recently saw him raise it up to 35,000 from the button only to be faced with a raise from Noah Bronstein. Bronstein had moved all in for 227,000 from the big blind and Steinberg opted to make the call and put Bronstein at risk.
Steinberg:
Bronstein:
The board came and with a pair of jacks Steinberg was able to deliver the knock-out blow to Bronstein who finishes in 12th place.
Bradley Kopelson opened from the button and made it 37,000. Max Steinberg three-bet from the big blind and Kopelson made the call.
The flop was released by the dealer and Steinberg bet out 125,000. Kopelson countered the bet by moving all in for around 440,000. Steinberg made the quick call and Kopelson was at risk.
Kopelson:
Steinberg:
Kopelson need a lot of help if he wanted to be rescued from this hand, he received none as the landed on the turn and the filled up on the river.
Justin Zaki moved all in from under the gun for 239,000, and right when it looked like he might steal the blinds and antes Christopher Shaw made the call from the big blind.
Zaki:
Shaw:
The board came as Zaki was drawing dead on the flop to exit in 14th place.
Welcome back to the Rio All Suites Hotel and Casino for day three of Event 33: $1,000 No-Limit Hold'em. This event started two days ago with 2,795 people shelling out $1,000 each. Today only 14 players remain. We will play down to one, and that person will be awarded the golden bracelet along with $440,238.
Vitaly Meshcheriakov comes in today with the chip lead, possessing 946,000. Will that be enough to get to the final table for Meshcheriakov? Another player in the field is Matt Stout returns today with 462,000, a little below average. Stout looks to turn things around and put himself in position to come out on top today. Vincent van der Fluit also comes back today, bagging 301,000 last night. Der Fluit has already won a bracelet this summer and knows what it takes to play on that level.
Stay tuned here to PokerNews for all the eliminations, all the double ups, and the ultimate winner.
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and Hortin checked to the bettor. Timoshin fired off 35,000 and the bigger stacked Hortin moved all in. Timoshin made the call and was at risk.
on the turn was no help, and neither was the 
on the river. Timoshin was eliminated and Hortin has now crossed the one million mark with about 1,300,000.
and van der Fluit wasn't able to grab hold of anything and was subsequently eliminated.
and with a pair of jacks Steinberg was able to deliver the knock-out blow to Bronstein who finishes in 12th place.
flop was released by the dealer and Steinberg bet out 125,000. Kopelson countered the bet by moving all in for around 440,000. Steinberg made the quick call and Kopelson was at risk.
filled up on the river.
as Zaki was drawing dead on the flop to exit in 14th place.
