John Esposito opened to 11,000 in the cutoff and Cameron Cornell shoved on the button for his last 48,000. The blinds folded and Esposito didn't take long to call:
Cameron Cornell: 
John Esposito: 
Cornell had good hopes a double up and found a board 
to give him a pair of queens and stay in the tournament.
Picking up the action on the turn, Ali Imsirovic from under the gun was involved in a hand with a player in the big blind. With the board reading 
the big blind checked and Imsirovic bet 35,000 into a pot of roughly 60,000. After some thought, his opponent called to see the river.
The river was the 
and once again the big blind checked. Imsirovic counted out a hefty 128,000 and slid it across the betting line. His opponent quickly called and Imsirovic mucked to take a hit to his still large stack.
Action picked up on the river in a heads-up pot. The board showed 
and around 200,000 was in the middle.
Denis Gnidash moved a stack of green chips forward, enough to put his opponent all in. His opponent thought for about three minutes before releasing his cards face up, showing 
.
Gnidash also returned the favor, showing 
for the pair-turned-bluff for the winner.
Cliff Josephy and Ryan Lamanque committed their stacks after a preflop raising battle, with the latter at risk of elimination.
Ryan Lamanque:
Cliff Josephy: 
Lamaque's 225,000 stack was the favourite to get a boost and one was on step closer to getting a double up on the 
flop. The turn gave Jospehy outs to Broadway but the 
river meant that Lamanque's hand remained best.
Jared Hyman raised to 11,000 in the cutoff and got called by the button, Dingxiang Ong in the small blind and the big blind.
Th flop fanned 
and it checked to Hyman who continued to bet for 27,000. It was enough to make his opponent fold and grab the pot right away.
With the board showing 
, William Smith bet 17,000 from the button and John Perry called from early position.
The river brought the and Perry checked. Smith sized up to 55,000 and Perry tank-called.
Smith rolled over trip aces and Perry mucked it. He has now crossed the half-million mark with a couple hours left in the day.
Bryn Kenney was spotted at a new table, table 490, which is full of big stacks with four of them holding at least 150 big blinds.
Level 11 of the 2022 World Series of Poker Main Event was unkind to 888poker ambassador Sam Abernathy, who lost a brutal bad beat to exit poker's world championship event.
During the first level of Day 3, with around 110,000 in chips and the blinds at 1,000/2,500, Abernathy picked up 
and was poised to earn a valuable double-up, perhaps putting her in position to make a run at the money, and then potentially deeper as the tournament progressed. But her opponent, Mike Gao, also had 
, so a chop pot seemed inevitable.
Stanislav Urodlivchenko raised to 10,000 with his from the button and was called by Raman Afanasenka, with 
in the small blind.
Raman Afanasenka check-called a bet of 15,000 on the 
flop. Urodlivchenko bet 30,000 with his superior pair of nines on the turn and Afanasenka smartly worked the hand out and correctly folded.
button in Safari
