Barry Greenstein was asked to draw a card tonight, and he drew a seven, meaning that each of the four remaining tables would be responsible for seven more hands before bagging and tagging for the night.

Stay tuned for a recap of the day's events.

The chip counts tab has been updated with all of the eliminations from today.

The blinds are now 6,000-12,000 with a 2,000 ante as the last level of day 3 begins. Thirty-five players remain and only eight more players need to fall before play ends for the night.

The players are on their final 15-minute break of the evening, after which, they will return and play one last two-hour level or until 27 players remain.

With 36 players remaining, the tournament has been paused so that the field can redraw for the final four tables.

Play will continue until the final 27 are set, or at the conclusion of the next level.

Todd Brunson raises to 55,000 and John Phan reraises to 110,000. It is folded around to Brunson who pretends to muck, jokingly, before moving all in for an additional 7,000. Phan makes the call and finds out that his AQ is way ahead of Brunson's KQ. The board runs out A9734 and Brunson is eliminated.

Phillipe Rouas raises to 25,000 and Tom McCormick reraises to 60,000. Rouas calls and checks a flop of AJ2. McCormick bets 100,000, about half of his remaining stack and Rouas check raises all in. McCormick calls and reveals AK and it is well ahead of Rouas and his A10. The turn and river came KK and McCormick doubled up to 510,000.

A short while later, Rouas doubled up to 200,000 when his pocket aces held against Chris McCormack's pocket queens.

Gavin Smith has busted out of the Bellagio Cup late on day 3. His A-10 ran into the pocket jacks of Adam Geyer, and he was sent to the rail with $25,855 in prize money.

The field is now down to 45 players and everyone is redrawing for the final five tables.