Here are the seating assignments for the final three tables. The tournament staff also redrew for the game and all three tables will start with No-Limit Hold'em with the button in the eight seat.
Table 367
Seat 1: Kirill Rabtsov
Seat 2: Kirk Morrison
Seat 3: Jesse Martin
Seat 4: Bryn Kenney
Seat 5: --empty--
Seat 6: Jared Jaffee
Seat 7: Adam Spiegelberg
Seat 8: Alexander Kravchenko
Table 368
Seat 1: Jose Barbero
Seat 2: Todd Brunson
Seat 3: Bill Chen
Seat 4: Nikolai Yakovenko
Seat 5: Jonathan Shoreman
Seat 6: Steve Sung
Seat 7: Stephen Su
Seat 8: David Steicke
Table 369
Seat 1: Alexander Wice
Seat 2: Chris Dombrowski
Seat 3: John D'Agostino
Seat 4: Scott Seiver
Seat 5: Sigured Eskeland
Seat 6: Matt Vengrin
Seat 7: Dario Minieri
Seat 8: --empty--
Michael Mizrachi won't be taking home back-to-back mixed game bracelets at this year's World Series. He got his last 11,000 in against Nikolai Yakovenko, who had a hand of / / which was better than Mizrachi's hand, which we didn't catch.
Even with his elimination this evening, it would be tough to argue that Mizrachi hasn't enjoyed an incredibly successful World Series to this point.
Christopher Amaral may have had a dramatic comeback on the go earlier in the evening but it recently came to an end when he was eliminated by David Steicke. Amaral had a hand of which failed to beat Steicke's .
Just before we left for break, Bill Chen had raised to 7,000 from the button and was called by Dario Minieri. Alexander Wice decided to move all in for a total of 31,300 with Chen calling but Minieri folding.
Chen:
Wice:
It was a race, but Chen had to improve in order to eliminate Wice. He wasn't able to get there when the flop came , nor did he get any help from the turn or the river.
Wice has now got 72,000 to work with while Chen is down to 124,0000.
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which was better than Mizrachi's hand, which we didn't catch.
and getting called by Michael Muldoon. who had originally bet pot.
on the turn and the 
on the river.
turn or the