Owen Crowe moved all in and his opponent called for his tournament life with his last 150,000.
keeping Crowe's flopped straight safe to give him the pot.
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and Eastgate fired 7,000 which his opponent called. The turn was the and both players checked. The river brought the to put four clubs on board and again both checked it down.
but it proved to be the best hand as his opponent mucked. Eastgate is up to 220,000.
and he put in a continuation bet of 9,000. The button folded and the big blind came along. Both players checked the 
on the turn and Eastgate bet 13,000 when action checked to him after the landed on the river.
for his last 31,000. 
and the 
on the river would seal his fate. Awada makes a late exit here on Day 3.
. The SB and Baron both checked, the cutoff bet 10,000, the SB folded, and Baron called. The turn was the . Baron again checked, his opponent bet 20,000, and Baron called., and this time after Baron's check his opponent bet 40,000. Baron let it go.
. Hachem kept the heat on, continuing out with a healthy bet of 32,000. Lisandro moved all in, and Hachem quickly called all in for his own tournament life, pushing his remaining 43,100 chips into the middle.
and , he did just that. After that exchange, Hachem has climbed up to 190,000, moving Lisandro down around 60,000.
was checked around to see the 
fall on the turn. was checked by both players to see Walls table to take the pot down and move to 687,000 in chips.
and Lacay checked to his opponent who fired 7,600. Lacay made the call. and Lacay check-called the bet of 18,700, to see the complete the board. Lacay checked and his opponent fired for the third time with a bet of 32,300. Lacay thought for a few moments before folding face up. A big fold by Lacay but it proved to be the wrong one as his opponent flashed for nothing but imagination.
