$1,650 Heads-Up No Limit Hold’em
Players Remaining: 9
On a flop of 
, Joe McKeehen checked and Jake Dollinger checked behind.
The turn was the 
and McKeehen bet 900. Dollinger called and the river was the 
. McKeehen bet 2,400 and Dollinger quickly called.
McKeehen showed 
and Dollinger mucked his hand. Mckeehen takes the pot and the chips are basically even again.
Joe McKeehen – 11,500
Jake Dollinger – 12,500
$1,650 Heads-Up No Limit Hold’em
Players Remaining: 9
With blinds of 200/400, Jake Dollinger raised to 800 on the button and Joe McKeehen three-bet to 2,200 out of the big blind.
Dollinger called and the flop was 
. McKeehen bet 1,600 and Dollinger moved all in for about 10,000. Mckeehen quickly folded and Dollinger mucked his hand.
Jake Dollinger – 16,000
Joe McKeehen – 8,000
$1,650 Heads-Up No Limit Hold’em
Players Remaining: 9
Jake Dollinger raised to 600 on the button and Joe McKeehen called from the big blind.
Both players checked a flop of 
and the 
came on the turn. McKeehen checked again and Dollinger bet 1,000. McKeehen called and the river was the 
.
McKeehen led out for 1,800 and Dollinger thought for a few minutes before folding.
Joe McKeehen – 10,500
Jake Dollinger – 13,500
$1,650 Heads-Up No Limit Hold’em
Players Remaining: 9
On a flop of 
, Joe McKeehen checked and Jake Dollinger bet 400. McKeehen called and the turn was the 
.
McKeehen checked again and Dollinger bet 1,300. McKeehen called and the river was the 
. McKeehen checked and Dollinger checked behind.
“I give up,” said Dollinger.
McKeehen showed 
, good for aces and tens, and Dollinger mucked his hand.
Joe McKeehen – 11,500
Jake Dollinger – 12,500
$1,650 Heads-Up No Limit Hold’em
Players Remaining: 9
Joe McKeehen raises to 350 on the button and Jake Dollinger defended his big blind.
The flop was 
and Dollinger checked. McKeehen bets 350 and Dollinger called.
Both players checked the turn card and the 
came on the river. Dollinger bet 700 and McKeehen called. Dollinger showed 
and McKeehen mucked his hand.
Jake Dollinger – 16,000
Joe McKeehen – 8,000
$1,650 Heads-Up No Limit Hold’em
Players Remaining: 9
With blinds of 50/100, Joe McKeehen raised to 250 on the button and Jake Dollinger three-bet to 800 out of the big blind.
McKeehen called and the flop was 
. Dollinger bet 550 and McKeehen called.
The turn was the and Dollinger checked. McKeehen bet 1,500 and Dollinger spent a couple minutes in the tank before tossing his hand into the muck.
McKeehen dragged the pot and took an early lead in the rubber match.
Joe McKeehen – 18,500
Jake Dollinger – 11,500
$1,650 Heads-Up No Limit Hold’em
Players Remaining: 9
With blinds of 200/400, Joe Mckeehen raised to 900 on the button and Jake Dollinger called out of the big blind.
The flop was 
and Dollinger moved all in for about 3,000. McKeehen snap-called. Dollinger showed 
and needed to hit a heart against McKeehen’s 
.
“I didn’t want to see that,” said McKeehen. “I just wanted to see a six. Not a flush draw.”
The turn was the and the river was the to send the pot to McKeehen. McKeehen wins the second game against Dollinger to even out the series at one game a piece.
They start the third and final game to see who moves on to the final day.
Joe McKeehen – 12,000
Jake Dollinger – 12,000
$1,650 Heads-Up No Limit Hold’em
Players Remaining: 9
On the turn with the board reading 
, Jake Dollinger moved all in and McKeehen quickly called. He was all in for 7,575 and tabled 
, good for top two pair.
“Bad read,” said Dollinger, who isn’t quick to table his hand.
He eventually shows 
and has five outs to the river. The river was the and McKeehen doubled up.
Joe McKeehen – 17,200
Jake Dollinger – 6,800
$1,650 Heads-Up No Limit Hold’em
Players Remaining: 9
Simultaneously with Aaron Mermelstein defeating Staffan Lind, Corey Dodd defeated Gary Bolden to win the series 2-1 and move on to the fourth round.
Bolden finishes on the bubble and Dodd comes back tomorrow in the money and in the fourth round.
With Bolden’s elimination, there is only one match remaining. Jake Dollinger is leading Joe McKeehen 1-0 in the series. When that match finishes, play will conclude for the day.
Corey Dodd – 24,000
Gary Bolden – Eliminated
$1,650 Heads-Up No Limit Hold’em
Players Remaining: 10
Aaron Mermelstein and Staffan Lind got all the chips in the middle on the turn with the board reading 
.
Lind was the at-risk player and tabled , good for a flush, but was drawing dead against Mermelstein’s 
.
The river was irrelevant and Mermelstein won the pot, the game, and the series 2-1. Lind bubbled the event, while Mermelstein will come back tomorrow for the fourth round in the money.
Aaron Mermelstein – 24,000
Staffan Lind – Eliminated