Folded to Mishel Anunu on the button, he would raise it up to 11,000. Ismail Ismail was in the big blind and three-bet to 27,000. Anunu made the call and the dealer flipped over a 
flop. Ismail led for 33,000 on the flop and Anunu called.
Turn: 
Ismail simply shoved all in here, prompting Anunu to go into the tank. Eventually Anunu folded and Ismail raked in the pot.
Stephan Bartelheim is the latest player to have found the rail today, with his elimination coming at the hands of Haibo Chu. We picked up the action on the river of a 
board, with Chu having 
out in front of him and Bartelheim haivng 
out on the felt. Apparently all the chips went in on the flop. With that, Chu is sitting behind one of the larger stacks again.
Jeremy Simon was just all in from the small blind for just 46,000 chips, and Wayne Bentley called from the big blind.
| Jeremy Simon |   |
| Wayne Bentley |  |
The board ran out 
, and after a little sweat Simon got some more chips.
Jeremy Simon was under the gun when he raised it up to 8,500. Vineet Jindal was under the gun +2, and he did not see Simon's raise. Jindal wanted to raise, but had to put in the minimum re-raise, which was 13,000.
The other players wanted no part of this pot, and it got folded back to Simon who opted to call.
The flop brought out 
, and Simon check-called 15,000. On the turn the popped up and Simon checked again. Jindal moved all in for his final 37,500 and Simon reluctantly called.
| Vineet Jindal |   |
| Jeremy Simon | |
The river was the , and Jindal doubled up. Simon was left really short and he needs serious help in order to stay in the race.
Leo Boxell is defending his title well today, sitting second on the leader board. Here is a quick chat with the champ, courtesy of PokerStars.tv:
Level: 16
Blinds: 2,500/5,000
Ante: 500
Julian Powell and Danny Chevealier are both missing from their seats early here on Day 3 of the APPT Melbourne Main Event.
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