The final table is ready within the $300,000 buy-in 2016 Super High Roller Bowl at Aria Resort & Casino. From a field of 49 entries now only seven players are left to battle it out for the title and the first-place prize of $5 million, and as you’d expect with this sort of prestigious event the overall table is stacked with greater than $74 million in combined live tournament earnings and 23 bracelets between them.

Day 3 concluded following the elimination of Dan Smith in eighth place. Smith was one of the vital chip leaders throughout day 3, but found himself left with just a handful of blinds once you have considering an incredible pot against Rainer Kempe.

With blinds of 20,000 – 40,000 and an ante of 5,000 Kempe opened from the button with the 88 and Smith called from the small blind with the 66. The flop brought the 1086, giving both players a suite. Kempe checked to Smith who bet 140,000. Smith then raised to 475,000 and called relatively quickly after Kempe announced that he was all in. Smith was left with only 175,000 after the board ran out A at the turn and Q at the river to double Kempe into the chip lead.

A few orbits later Smith was eliminated at the money bubble, setting the general table and guaranteeing that the rest players all cashed for no less than $600,000. Kempe ended the day with 5,545,000 in chips, greater than double another player’s stack. The 26-year-old German poker pro must cope with living legends of the sport in Erik Seidel (1,120,000) and Phil Hellmuth (905,000), in addition to one of the crucial toughest young guns within the game including Fedor Holz (2,190,000), Bryn Kenney (1,085,000) and Matt Berkey (1,205,000). Self-professed amateur Dan Shak (1,650,000) could also be within the mix, although with over $8 million in live tournament earnings he's removed from inexperienced at the big stage.

The final seven will return at 3 PM local time to minimize to a champion. The action could be broadcast on a 1 hour delay on CBS Sports Network with commentary from Ali Nejad and two-time WSOP bracelet winner Nick Schulman.

Here is a glance on the final seven players chip stacks:

Rank	Player	Chip Count
1	Rainer Kempe	5,545,000
2	Fedor Holz	2,190,000
3	Bryn Kenney	2,085,000
4	Dan Shak	1,650,000
5	Matt Berkey	1,205,000
6	Erik Seidel	1,120,000
7	Phil Hellmuth	905,000

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