Live updates from Day 3, levels 12 & 13 of the $25,000 High Roller brought to you by Howard Swains, Brad Willis, and Simon Young. Click refresh to see the latest updates below. Click through to the chip count page for the chip counts, updated regularly throughout the day. Previous coverage: Day 1 wrap | Levels 8 & 9 | Levels 10 & 11 Blinds: Level 12: 1,200-2,400 (200 ante) Level 13: 1,500-3,000 (300 ante) 1.35pm: Schulman out; Reynolds and Brummelhuis up Two big hands, both involving sets of nines. The first doubled up William Reynolds and hurt Alex Brenes;
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