It's an early night for all our lucky Day 3 survivors -- we're done, and the bagging and tagging is underway. The board tells us that 111 players will be coming back tomorrow, of whom only 104 will be getting paid. Chip leader still seems to be Tommy Vedes. We'll see you at noon.
Yevgeniy Timoshenko busted just a little bit earlier after he saw a limp reraise to 42,000 against his isolation bet of 16,000. Timoshenko ended up moving all-in for about 120,000 more according to tablemate Jon Heath but his opponent made the call with , dominating Timoshenko's and knocking him out of the tournament.
We joined the action with the board reading and Tommy Vedes in the small blind betting out 10,900. Peter Eastgate on the button looked very intense and made the call.
They saw a river and Vedes thought about it for a bit before very daintily checking, tapping the table with a flourish. Eastgate remained intense, and bet 20,100. Vedes folded .
Scott Fischmann raised preflop, was reraised by the blinds and put in a forth bet, getting duly called.
The board came and his opponent quickly moved all-in. Fischmann instantly called with but his opponent turned over for top trips, holding on a turn and river.
The American goes out just a few spots before the money.
Annette Obrestad reraised with against an early position raiser and he set her all-in. She called and found herself dominating his as two people said they folded a queen.
The flop was as one out became three outs but the turn and river meant Obrestad is up to 300,000.