In the last hand before the schedule break, Kasparas Klezys was flipping with his short stack against Joshua Bobrosky.
Kasparas Klezys: 
Joshua Bobrosky: 
Klezys remained ahead on the 
flop but fell behind as soon as the 
turn followed. There was no miracle escape for the Lithuanian on the 
river and Klezys was sent to the rail.
Doug Vreeland moved all in for his last 9,000 chips preflop, another player then jammed for 22,100. Kat Sikorski called to put both opponents at risk.
Doug Vreeland: 
All-In player:
Kat Sikorski: 
Vreeland flopped a set of sixes to take a commanding lead in the pot and tripled up when the board ran out 
. Sikorski hit a set of fives on the river and took out the other at-risk player.
The action started with a raise to 1,400 by Truyen Ho and Pierre Calamusa called on the button. Timothy Lin three-bet to 7,000 in the small blind and Ho tossed in a single black T-100 chip for the call before it was pointed out to him that the re-raise was for far more. Ho then obliged and called, Calamusa folded.
On the 
flop, Lin bet 5,000 and then faced a raise from Ho to 15,000. Lin then moved all-in and was instantly called.
"Do you have queen jack?" Lin asked before revealing his 
for the top set. Ho had bottom set with the 
and failed to catch his one outer on the 
turn and 
river runout, awarding the full double to Lin for 28,900.
Sofia Lovgren was standing up from her seat on Blue Table #5 with in front of her. Mario Mosboeck was showing 
and had the rest of Lovgren's chips pushed to him when the board didn't contain an ace.
Lovgren hit the rail midway through Level 3, while Mosboeck is up to 60,000.
Chance Kornuth moved all in for 27,500 on a board of 
and a player in late position called
Chance Kornuth: 
Late Position player:
Kornuth had plenty of outs with his overcard and flush draw but the turn and river didn't help, sending the two-time bracelet winner to the rail.
Niall Farrell is celebrating his 34th birthday today and Bertrand Grospellier just gave him the present of a big bet on the river.
Both were involved in a multi-way pot on a 
flop. Farrell checked from early position and Grospellier bet 2,000 from the button, which only Farrell called.
Action checked through on the turn which brought in the river. Farrell checked again and snap-folded when Grospellier bet 7,000.
Grospellier is up to around 50,000, while Farrell hovers around the starting stack.
Gytis Lazauninkas put out a bet on a flop of before his opponent to his immediate left raised.
Lazauninkas called to see the 
fall on the turn and checked before his opponent fired for another 8,000. Again, Lazauninkas called.
The 
came on the river and Lazauninkas made another check and his opponent quickly checked behind and mucked when Lazauninkas showed 
for top pair.
Lazauninkas took down the pot of around 25,000 and now sits with a 58,000 chip stack.
Asi Moshe raked in a pot earlier when he forced a fold from Maria Konnikova.
He then faced a pot-sized river bet of 8,700 on a board that read 
. He tank-called and his opponent tabled the for a bluff, awarding the pot to Moshe with the for tens and sixes.
Clement Richez can also be found on the same table as well.
Level: 3
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 400
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