From middle position, Morten Erlandsen raised to 2,000, and Pat Pezzin three-bet to 5,500 next door. Over on the button, Rupert Elder came in from the cold with a four-bet to 12,000 total. That folded Erlandsen, but Pezzin made the call to proceed.
The dealer spread out
, and Pezzin knocked the table. Elder took pause, then continued out with a small bet of 9,000. Pezzin flatted, and the two men checked through the
turn. On the river, the
cued Pezzin into action, and he led out with a bet of 16,000. Elder snap-called.
Pezzin showed up
for the overpair to the board, and it was good. Elder's
were not enough, and that loss knocks him back down around 63,000. It's an upward trend for Pezzin, though, and he's crossed a big milestone up to 111,000.


and Wheeler checked. Mullins bet 5,500 and Wheeler called.
and Wheeler checked. Mullins checked behind to see the
land on the river. Wheeler bet 8,100 and Mullins called.
, but was beat by the 
from Mullins.
board, and the two Frenchmen at the table have essentially traded stacks. Levi comes out ahead in that encounter, doubling up to about 75,000. As you can see from the trend, though, that's still down a bit from his Day 2 starting stack.
and Jaros checked. Baumstein bet 6,100 and Keiner folded. Beslan raised to 13,000, which knocked Tevosov out of the way. Jaros reraised all in for around 80,000. Baumstein and Beslan both folded to give Jaros the pot.
and -- not surprisingly -- he called. Habib said he folded ace-king, and Jorgensen had two outs to stay afloat.
, and the set of jacks mean the Team PokerStars Pro has doubled back into contention. He's got just over 42,000 now, while Brosolo takes an unfortunate step backwards to 90,500.


and Bodis eliminated Juutila.
as he pulled in the pot.