Just over 1,200 players remain in the 2010 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event and members of the online poker community continue to impress. James croll103Carroll is the top stack in the room entering Day 4 on Tuesday with a pile of 803,000, the only player to pass the 750,000 mark. The Henderson, Nevada native is on the brink of entering the Online Poker Rankings and owns over $1 million in tournaments tracked by PocketFives.com.

Jason JCarverSomerville (pictured), who made the final table of the $25,000 No Limit Hold’em Six-Max event, shoved all-in on a board of J-5-2-4 with two spades. He flipped over 5-3 of spades for flush and straight draws and was up against an all-in player with top pair, top kicker. The river was a spade, filling Somerville’s flush and pushing his stack towards 400,000. He ended the day with 400,500, the 89th largest tally in the Amazon Room.

2009 WSOP Main Event champ and PokerStarspro Joe jcada99Cada (pictured) was all-in pre-flop with A-Q, including the queen of spades, and up against pocket tens. The flop came all spades, giving Cada a flush draw in addition to two overcards, but the seven of clubs on the turn was no help. Down to one last card and rooting for a spade, ace, or queen, Cada and the gathered ESPN cameras watched as the six of clubs hit, ending his Main Event title defense.

Also coming out on the short end of a race for all of his chips was Jon apestylesVan Fleet (pictured), who fell with A-K suited against pocket sixes. His opponent hit a six on the flop and Van Fleet was drawing dead to the river. Joining him on the sidelines was Jared TheWacoKiddHamby, whose A-K could not draw out on Steve MrSmokey1Billirakis’ pocket jacks. The board ran out 10-10-9-8-6 and Hamby headed for the exit. Billirakis, meanwhile, is up to 318,400 in chips and sits at 184th on the leaderboard.

Josh brikdog24Brikis doubled up at the expense of 10-time bracelet winner Johnny Chan after flopping a set of sevens. All of the money went in on the river and Brikis shot up the leaderboard. In fact, after three days of play, he owns a top 10 stack at 616,900. Brikis is in search of his fifth cash at this year’s WSOP; he made the final table of a $1,500 No Limit Hold’em event.

Other PocketFives.com members who did not find the end of Day 3 include Chad M8kingmoves Batista, UB.compro Billy Patrolman35Kopp (pictured), Craig MrCasinoGray, and Lex RaSZiVeldhuis. Here’s how the top 10 in chips look entering Day 4:

1. James croll103Carroll – 803,000
2. Imari Love – 741,100
3. Gerasimos Deres – 733,700
4. Filippo Candio – 727,300
5. Max Casal – 687,200
6. Arie Kliper – 666,200
7. Andrew Brown – 657,700
8. Johnny Lodden – 656,400
9. Johnny Chan – 636,000
10. Josh brikdog24Brikis – 616,900

Other members of the PocketFives.com community who sit in the top 150 in chips include:

18. Frank Blueberleez Jordan – 554,300
27. Andrew Urbandb888Brokos – 503,300
28. Eric basebaldyBaldwin – 499,600
48. Scott BigRiskkyClements – 459,900
65. Hafiz hafizzleKhan – 427,600
66. Steven PiKappRaider Burkholder – 427,500
71. Jim Mr_BigQueso Collopy – 418,700
74. Bryn BrynKenneyKenney – 412,600
79. Carter BdybldngpkrplyrPhillips – 410,900
84. Nick rainmanuscRainey – 408,100
85. Tony Bond18Dunst – 405,800
86. Nick gbmantisNiegarth – 405,400
88. Shannon ShannonShorrShorr – 401,500
89. Jason JCarverSomerville – 400,500
101. Chris SLOPPYKLODKlodnicki – 383,300
105. Allan dasve798111David – 377,000
107. Chris herdgolf86Tipper – 374,200
109. Terry Asiandude7Eischens – 373,900
118. Matt mcmattoAffleck – 364,500
120. J.P. MavFishKelly – 364,300
122. Lauren locoenlacabezaKling – 361,600
124. John texdukeArmbrust – 361,000
128. Jeff MrrainBanghart – 357,800

When the action picks back up on Tuesday at Noon PT, the blinds will be 1,200/2,400 with an ante of 300. Stay tuned to PocketFives.com for the latest WSOP coverage of online poker players.