Juego con responsabilidad.
We're not sure when the money went in, but when we arrived at Table 441, Ryan Fair was all in and at risk with 
on a completed board of 
. Marcos De Siqueira's 
was being pulled into the muck, and the dealer was taking 52,800 from his stack to give to Fair.
Fair doubled to 111,300 chips, while Siqueira dropped to 170,000.
The cards are back in the air!
This will be the final level before dinner break.
Nivel: 13
Ciegas: 1,200/2,400
Ante: 400
The second level of Day 3 is now in the bag with roughly another 280 players being eliminated as approximately 1,287 players are remaining, and they are all now heading on a 20-minute break.
Play would begin this level with Isaac Baron continuing his domination of the day as he saw his stack climb to nearly 900,000 after eliminating Andrew Lichtenberger and another player. Lichtenberger was all in holding 
while the short-stacked player held 
. With Baron needing to call a further 115,400 to put Lichtenberger at risk, he eventually would and tabled his . The dealer spread a 
board to send two players to the rail and Baron further up the leaderboard.
Joining Baron on the upswing included Joe Kuether who made a push a push towards 700,000, Raj Vohra who won a race against ace-king, and Paul Pierce - fresh off his Q&A with PokerNews and the GPI - managed to double up when he turned a straight.
However this level would be one for notable eliminations as the likes of Mark Radoja, Chris Bell, Blair Hinkle, Russell Crane, Billy Baxter, Aaron Massey, Jake Cody, Matt Vengrin and Erica Lindgren hit the rail. Randy Lew made a move with 
that nearly paid off, Johnny Chan ran into Rocky McNatt's flush and Kevin Pollak couldn't outdraw Patrick Coughlin's aces with 
.
Once play ended for the second level of the day, Baron would again be top dog with 810,000 while Raul Mestre made a climb to be a close second with 787,000.
Paul Pritchett had been grinding his stack solidly for most of his Day 2, never really winning any big pots but never losing any disastrous ones either. Pritchett was patiently looking for a spot to double up and eventually he found that spot. Dealt 
in first position he moved all in for 27,400 and got looked up by 
. The jacks held to end the dream for Pritchett this year.
Norwegian star Ola Amundsgard has had an amazing start of his third day, because we just counted his stack at 460,000.
Chris Moneymaker was commenting about the relative ages and experience levels of the players at his table. Pointing at the player on his right, Moneymaker identified him as an "online guy."
"You inspired me," the player said. "I was 13."
"Come on!" Moneymaker said.
"Really ages you, doesn't it?" a person on the rail said.
"Makes me feel great," Moneymaker said with a laugh.
Anthony Zinno has just managed to find himself a nice double up with pocket aces. From his right a player raised to 4,800 and Zinno three-bet to 10,000. The initial raiser called and the flop came down 
.
Both players checked and on the turn, the 
, Zinno's opponent bet after which the World Poker Tour Borgata winner moved all in for 31,600.
Zinno was called by but his 
, for top set, was in full control. The river brought the 
and Zinno doubled up.
From early position, Taylor von Kriegenbergh opened with a raise to 5,100. Jonas Hagstrom called on the button, and everyone else folded.
"You start with about 50,000?" asked von Kriegenbergh, a former World Poker Tour champion.
"Yeah," responded Hagstrom quickly.
The flop came down paired with ladies — 
— and von Kriegenbergh checked. Hagstrom bet 3,900, and von Kriegenbergh went into the tank. When he emerged after a minute, von Kriegenbergh raised to 17,500. Hagstrom quickly folded, and von Kriegenbergh scooped up the pot.
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