We'll keep finding more and more well-known pros as we wind our way through the tables, and two we just located are Antonio Esfandiari and Dewey Tomko.
John Juanda and two opponents limped in. They flop came and they all checked. The turn came , Seat 4 bet 700 and Juanda called. The river came , Seat 4 bet 700, Juanda called, Seat 4 showed for trips and Juanda mucked his cards.
Rafe Furst is playing today--that's Furst as in, "Furst Place in the 2006 $1,500 Pot-Limit Hold-Em Event." We'll of course keep an eye on Rafe's inexorable journey back to the final table.
There's been some confusion about seat locations in today's event. Michael "The Grinder" Mizrachi went to his seat...and found someone already sitting there. His correct spot was finally located but he couldn't be that thrilled about it, as he's sitting between Doug Lee and C.K. Hua. Other players have also had trouble finding their correct assigned seat.
John Juanda called from the cut-off and the big blind checked his option. The flop came . The big blind checked, Juanda pushed all-in for 250 and the big blind called. The turn and river came , and Juanda took the pot with trip nines.
Andy Bloch called from the big blind, the big blind checked his option and the flop came . Bloch bet 200 and his opponent called. The turn came . Bloch bet 400, his opponent called and the river came . Both players checked. Bloch showed , his opponent mucked and Bloch raked in the chips.
After a Jack-high flop Vanessa Rousso ended up all-in with Aces against another player with pocket Tens. Her bullets held up and Rousso now has 5,400 chips.