Level 3
: 100/200, 0 ante
We noticed Todd "Odds" Hagen, who was the first elimination of the day, was no longer in the seat he'd taken when he reentered. Sure enough, a check with his friend Jason Bender confirmed that he'd been eliminated from the Main Event for a second time.
Bender didn't recall Hagen's bustout hand, but did say he was crippled after he flopped a flush draw with 
and was up against a player with top pair. The two put some chips in on the flop, and then more on the 
turn, which unbeknownst to Hagen gave his opponent two pair. The 
river wasn't the heart Hagen was looking for, but it did give him a pair, which ended up inspiring to pay off his opponent.
Hagen was eliminated a short time later.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
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Busted |
. Keeline checked, Alexander bet 600, and the button folded.
turn. Alexander did the same, which brought about the 
on the river. Keeline tossed out a bet of 2,100, and Alexander conceded the hand.
board, and it appeared that both Mike Hassab and Russell checked. Another player then bet, Mortellarr called, and Hassab check-raised to 4,000. Russell then check-raised all in, and the original bettor got out of the way. Mortellarr thought long and hard before calling off for 20,000, and Hassab shook his head before folding what he claimed was a king-high flush.
blanked on the river.
flop.
turn as well as the 
river.
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flop, which they all checked. When the 
appeared on the turn, Allen Kessler checked from the big, Sanoubane bet 500 from the big, and the other to players folded. Kessler did the same and Sanoubane took down a small pot.
