Jose Barbero raised to 6,000 and found a caller in the small blind before Andy Griggs moved all in for 45,000. Barbero then raised again to try and isolate Griggs and it worked as the small blind player folded.
Griggs turned over and as Barbero turned over he yelled "I have two overs!"
Before the rest of the cards were dealt, Barbero was asked by a couple of table mates "Are you insane?" and "Did you not take your medication this morning?"
The board came to eliminate the Country singer and propel Barbero up to 296,000.
Donnie Peters
According to Tim Loeckey, he reraised to 25,000 after a player made it 8,000 to go. The player called.
The flop came down and Loeckey led for 45,000. His opponent moved all in for 95,000 and Loeckey called with pocket queens. His opponent held . The turn and river blanked off and the pot catapulted Loeckey over 420,000.
Donnie Peters
Aaron Gordon was faced with calling an all-in bet of around 50,000 from his opponent on a board. After tanking for a few minutes, he made the call and showed . His opponent held .
The river was the and didn't give Gordon's opponent a full house. This pot shot Gordon up to 380,000.
Andre Kaplar
Andre Kaplar was all-in holding A-K and ran into an opponent holding pocket tens. The tens held up for his opponent and Kaplar was sent to the rail.
Men "The Master" Nguyen
Men "The Master" Nguyen has been nursing the short stack for quite some time now. He has moved all in several times for between 20-30,000, but never gotten any takers. Each time, he was imploring his opponents to give him action with friendly banter: "Got to call," he said once when the big blind was debating his decision. "Two choices: Double me up or bust me," he said the next time.
Men finally found a spot where he could push and get some action. He got things started with a raise to 7,000 from early position. Andy Houson came over the top all in for 25,000 from mid position, and Frank Russo made the call in the big blind. Action came back to The Master, and he reraised all in for a total of 27,700, which Russo called as well. With the betting action complete, the hands were turned up:
Nguyen:
Houson:
Russo:
The board blanked off for Houson and Russo, and The Master triples his way up to 110,000 chips -- the most he's had in quite some time.
Tino Lechich
The small blind limps in and the cutoff raises to 6,500. T6 pro Tino Lechich calls and the small blind calls. The flop is and everyone checks. The turn is and everyone checks to Tino, who bets 10,000. Everyone folds and Tino now has 350,000.
Vanessa Rousso seems to be having a day where she loses the little pots and then gets her money in good in an all-in situation. She was just all in again and found a customer in the very next seat.
Donnie Peters
Riesenberg on day 3
Jason Riesenberg is playing in his second WSOP, but this is his first Main Event. Riesenberg moved to Las Vegas from Halbur, Iowa and attended Iowa State University with his brother Ryan.
Riesenberg is currently sitting with an above average stack of around 260,000 and grinding away. He'd like to say hello to his brother Ryan who is over in Iraq serving in the Army.
A controversy erupted over on the high Green tables. A player was all in and another player called. Both players turned their cards over, and the raiser walked away, refusing to look at the board. The dealer, thinking that his cards were now dead, mucked his hand and started pushing the pot toward the other player.
That's when the controversy started. The floor was called and the players were asked what their hands were - but neither player could remember exactly what they were. Ultimately, the pot was reconstructed and then split between the two players.
and as Barbero turned over 
he yelled "I have two overs!" 
to eliminate the Country singer and propel Barbero up to 296,000.
and Loeckey led for 45,000. His opponent moved all in for 95,000 and Loeckey called with pocket queens. His opponent held 
. The turn and river blanked off and the pot catapulted Loeckey over 420,000.
board. After tanking for a few minutes, he made the call and showed 
. His opponent held 
.
and didn't give Gordon's opponent a full house. This pot shot Gordon up to 380,000.
and everyone checks. The turn is 
and everyone checks to Tino, who bets 10,000. Everyone folds and Tino now has 350,000.
and his opponent held 
.
