Greenberg on the Go
Level 17
: 3,000/6,000, 1,000 ante
Ben Greenberg of Boulder, Colorado has had a terrific Day 4 thus far, having begun the day with nearly a million and worked that stack up over 2 million and first-place position during the first two two-hour levels.
Greenberg is a graduate of Duke University where he majored in English and psychology. He is currently pursuing a career as a poker pro. At this moment his wife is flying in from Colorado to follow his Main Event progress in person.
Ben is playing with a broken arm, an injury sustained while sliding into home plate in a softball game. The injury is clearly not hampering his ability to push chips in the middle, however.
, and Esfandiari's opponent said "I hit that flop good" before putting Esfandiairi all in. Esfandiari smiled and said, "I did, too," turning over 
again for a flopped set.
, and Esfandiari's hand held through the turn and river. "Ship the sherbet to Herbert!" said Esfandiari, who had doubled up to about 100,000.
versus Michael Shelton's 
.
flop and 70,000 on the 
was put out on the river.
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flop provided Luongo no help, while the 
river left him in need of a four on the river to keep his Main Event dreams alive. The dealer burned one last time and put out the 
to give Riva a set. The 
turn gave Portano a flush draw, but the 
blanked and he became one of 2012 Main Event bubble boys.
flop. Lomas looked shattered and with a 
to give Lindley a set. The 
then arrived on the turn, making the 
, Marc Negron moved in and Shak called.
peeled off.
