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Jeff Rossiter opened in early position to 45,000 only to have small blind Chris Moorman three-bet to 123,000.
Rossiter quickly mucked to see his stack fall to just below the 900,000-chip mark to still currently be our final eight short stack.
James Keys entered the pot with a raise to 95,000 and found three callers from the button, small and big blind.
Although the flop didn't appear on our screens backstage, Keys' 95,000-chip bet saw him capture the pot.
Chris Moorman made it 45,000 to go.
As David Gorr went to peek down at his hand, Moorman stated, "Just let me have one!"
Gorr peeked down at his 
and flipped them face up to let Moorman collect the pot.
Chris Moorman opened to 45,000 only to have fellow countryman James Keys three-bet to 115,000 from the button.
Patrik Antonius in the small blind took his full measure of time before sliding in 285,000.
Moorman deliberated for a few moments before folding as it was now Keys turn to jump deep into the think-tank as he shuffled and twirled a bunch of yellow 5,000-denomination chips.
"Raise. Five ninety," announced Keys after nearly two minutes mulling of his decision.
As Antonius shuffled 300,000 worth of 25,000-denomination chips, he peeked down at his cards once more before flicking them at the muck.
"Not bluffing this one?" asked Antonius as he slipped to 2,060,000.
Keys shook his head from side-to-side indicating a no as he collected the pot to move to over the three million mark.
From the small blind, James Keys made it 55,000 to go with Patrik Antonius making the call.
Keys led for 85,000 on the 
flop and Antonius swiftly mucked.
Patrik Antonius opened to 45,000 under the gun only to have Chris Moorman three-bet the small blind to 123,000.
James Keys passed in the big blind and Antonius kicked his cards to the muck.
Since break, Moorman has been the most active of the eight players - whether winning or losing - and seems to have his opponents in a spin on how to tackle him.
Chris Moorman raised to 45,000 and David Gorr three-bet to 135,000 from the small blind. Moorman didn't want to tangle this time and gave it up. Gorr showed the 
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Chris Moorman opened to 45,000 and Jeff Rossiter bumped it to 110,000 from the button.
Moorman went into the tank for over a minute before sliding in a raise.
Before the amount could be determined, Rossiter quickly folded his hand.
James Keys opened to 45,000 from the button only to fold to a Patrik Antonius small blind three-bet of 135,000.
The very next hand, Keys tried the same play from the cutoff, but it seems as though Antonius is just in-sync and again three-bet to 135,000; but this time from the button.
Jeff Rossiter opened the hi-jack to 45,000 and Randy Dorfman made the call next to speak as a 
flop fell.
Rossiter continued for 65,000 and Dorfman made the call as the 
spiked on the turn.
Rossiter fired out 145,000 and Dorfman laid his hand down.
