Antonio Esfandiari's table seems to be the life of the tournament so far, placing wild bets on people's honest answers to crazy questions. For what sounds like a couple of hundred a pop, we've picked up on them asking questions to people such as "What's the lowest amount of money it would take for you to go home without your wedding ring?" and "What's the lowest amount of money it would take for you to shave your head today (to a female dealer, of course).
When the deck is lacking, is seems that the players can't help but find other things to gamble on to keep them entertained.
A few Team PokerStars Pros have just taken their seat in today's tournament with Team Pro Russia member Maxim Lykov and Team Pro Argentina member Leo Fernandez.
Jordan Young opened to 250 from under the gun and found a caller from a few seats over as the flop landed .
Both players checked before Young check-called a 600-chip bet when the turn landed the . With the river falling the , Young tossed in 550 and his opponent made the call.
Young tabled his , but it would be his opponent's that would see him take the pot as Young slips to 13,700 in chips.
On a board of , Erik Seidel's opponent fired out a bet of 2,100 into a pot of 4,100. Seidel made a raise, making it 5,000 total and after about a minute-long deliberation, Seidel's opponent moved his stack all in. Not showing any emotion and still eating his granola bar, Seidel sat for roughly two minutes before letting his cards go into the muck.
Erik Seidel is now sitting around 13,500 in chips.
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board would see him snag the double to move to just over the 10,000-chip mark.
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. With the river falling the 
that would see him take the pot as Young slips to 13,700 in chips.
