To Be Continued...

Ten levels of poker were not enough to finish Event #46: $10,000 No-Limit Hold’em / Six Handed Championship here on Day 3, so we will return tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. PDT for one final day.

Joe Ebanks and Chris Moorman are currently heads up for the bracelet and $1,158,481. Here's how the stacks look:

Ebanks	11,015,000
Moorman	3,215,000

We started this afternoon with 22 of the best short-handed poker players in the world, but as the hours passed, we lost great names like David Benefield, Chris Klodnicki, Greg Dyer, and the current 2011 World Series of Poker Player of the Year leader; Ben "Benba" Lamb.

Here's who finished where heading into the final table:

Early Day 3 Eliminations

Place	Player	Payout
22	Russell Carson	$35,377
21	Thorsten Schafer	$35,377
20	David Benefield	$35,377
19	Chris Klodnicki	$35,377
18	Daniel Reijmer	$43,976
17	Greg Dyer	$43,976
16	Lee Markholt	$43,976
15	Tyler Smith	$43,976
14	Gabe Patgorski	$43,976
13	William Thorson	$43,976
12	Ben Lamb	$56,140
11	Chris DeMaci	$56,140
10	Matthew Hyman	$73,695
9	Nick Grippo	$73,695
8	Jeremy Menard	$99,493
7	Ben Tollerene	$99,493

We reached our official final table around 9:45 PDT, and it was stacked with young, talented players. We said goodbye to Mike Sowers, Taylor Paur, Tristan Wade and Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier in that order, leaving us with Moorman and Ebanks heads up for the cash and the bracelet.