More Level 3 Eliminations
Level 3
: 100/200, 0 ante
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to see Kitty Kuo heads up with Anthony Mowad. Mowad fired 1,600 and Kuo came over the top with a raise to what looked to be 3,800. Mowad called the raise but in doing so tossed out four red T1,000 chips on top of his bet. This was more chips than Kuo's raise and Kuo insisted that the move must be a raise. The floor was called and they agreed, ruling a raise to 6,000.
- face up, and watched as Kuo scooped up the pot. This win boosted Kuo's stack up to about 31,000.
. Kresz continued for 525 and got calls from Negreanu and the small blind. 
on the turn and Kresz ploughed on betting another 1,500. This time Negreanu was the only caller and they saw a river of 
. Kresz bet for the last time, 2,100. Negreanu held his cards up and released them in frustration. “So close.” He said. “So far.” replied Kresz and turned over his 
for quads. “Oh wow, thank God. I had a pair and a flush draw.” claimed Negreanu.
and Balsiger was unable to improve. He shipped double up chips across the table and watched as his own stack shrunk to just about 17,500.
, there was approximately 5,500 in the middle. Kim had fired a bet of 4,750 after his opponent checked to him, and the player sat in the tank for a minute or two prior to making the call. Kim tabled the 
for a rivered queen-high straight and scooped in the pot. His opponent didn't show.
and when the 
came on the river Kovtunov called a bet of 1,200 and mucked when he saw his opponents 
