Adam Hendrix opened to 300,000 from early position and it folded around to Tyler Airschferd who three-bet to 1,500,000 leaving himself 100,000 behind. Action was back on Hendrix who shoved to put Airschferd at risk and he made the call.
Tyler Airschferd: 
Adam Hendrix: 
The board ran out 
securing the knockout for Hendrix and propelling his stack over the 12 million mark.
Colin Beveridge opened from the button to 300,000 and WSOP bracelet winner Joao Simao jammed for his last 2,525,000 from the small blind. After 30 seconds, Beveridge called.
Joao Simao: 
Colin Beveridge: 
Simao hit his five on the 
flop and was able to hold on as the board ran out 
to give Simao a full house and bring him back to over five million chips.
In a heads-up pot of roughly 700,000 on a board of 
, Anthony Spinella bet 265,000 which was called by Jeff Lennon.
The 
completed the board and Spinella chose a sizing of 290,000. Without much thought Lennon announced "Raise to 740,000".
Spinella quickly called the raise and waited for Lennon to table his hand. Lennon reluctantly showed 
for king-high and Spinella rolled over 
for the hero-called middle-pair putting his stack over the ten million chip mark.
WSOP bracelet winners Max Steinberg and Calvin Anderson continue to dominate Day 3, with each player well over the 10 million-chip plateau.
Level: 29
Blinds: 100,000/150,000
Ante: 150,000
Action started when a middle position player opened to 300,000. Next to act was David Froyalde who moved all in for 2,100,000. Mike Jukich pondered before making the call from the cutoff and the rest of the players got out of the way.
David Froyalde: 
Mike Jukich: 
The board of 
ran out clean for the nines of Jukich scoring him the knockout and a nine million chip stack.
The action started when Andres Korn opened from the cutoff to 250,000. It folded to Charles Kahrs who shoved all in from the big blind for 1,900,000. Korn made the call covering Kahrs.
Charles Kahrs:
Andres Korn: 
Kahrs was in rough shape against the better ace of Korn until the flop came 
propelling him into the lead. The turn and river did not change the outcome and Kahrs found the double up.
Playing from early position, Adam Monaghan was able to get involved in a four-million chip pot all-in preflop against a middle-position player.
Middle Position:
Adam Monaghan: 
The flop came 
and Monaghan's opponent was eliminated on the turn. The 
completed the board.
Action was folded to Arash Houshmand-Parsi on the button who shoved all in covering both the blinds. The small blind player folded and Sung Keem quickly made the call from the big blind for his remaining stack of roughly 1,400,000.
Sung Keem: 
Arash Houshmand-Parsi:
Keem was well ahead until the board ran out 
giving Houshmand-Parsi a pair of nines and eliminating Keem from the tournament.
The under-the-gun player limped for 120,000 of his 145,000 total chips. Mehrdad Ghiasvand called from the cutoff and Linus Richter went all-in for about 500,000 from the button. It folded back to Ghiasvand, who called.
Under the Gun: 
Linus Richter:
Mehrdad Ghiasvand: 
On the 
flop, Richter started getting up from his seat and had his bag in hand. However, the 
runout had everyone telling him to sit back down as he went runner-runner flush to scoop the pot and get back to about 12 big blinds.
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