We are still three handed here but the lead has changed hands. The past hour since outr last break has only brought us a couple of big pots, but they were big enough to make a difference.

Fire It Up!

Bobby Firestone made it $250k from the button and Vitaly Lunkin figured it was a good time to defend. The flop came off 5 4 2 and Firestone fired another stone making it 300 to see the turn. Lunkin made the call and both players checked the 10 turn.

The 5 rolled out on the river and after a Lunkin check, Firestone tossed ion a whopping $700k bet to take it down.

Firestone had the chip lead and was looking to use that muscle to get fitted for the bracelet until a few hands later.

Kimes Coming

Firestone came out raising again making it $ 250,000 from to see a flop, but Brett Kimes re-raised it up to $750,000 total from the small blind.

Lunkin got out of the way before Firestone moved in and Kimes called making this the biggest pot of the event so far.

Firestone was ahead with threes but Kimes A 10 hit the A 7 7 flop hard. The 8 turn didn't help Firestone and the 7 river both filled and doubled up Kime's.

The flip flop on the leader board gives Kimes $4.325 million to Lunkin's $2.1 million and Firestone just $1.695 million.

It's down to three and the players have headed off on a 20-minute break. We will return with the conclusion of the donkament when they do, but for now you can chew a little on the fourth place elimination post. We hope it tastes good

They Killed Kennth (4th)

Kenneth Terrell is out fourth and will cash $232,702 after running smack into Vitaly Lunkin. Lunkin raised and Terrell shipped with A J. Lunkin called with jacks and jacks held on an ace-less board.

Three handed Vitaliy Lunkin has $3,220,000, Bobby Firestone $3,165,000 and Brett Kimes has $1,735,000.