All In on Table ...
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With the blinds up, the short stacks are being forced to get their money in the middle. The floor staff has started announcing all ins and holding up the action to allow a video team to capture the hands. On one table, Ming-Tai Lin just got the last of his chips in with 
against the pocket kings of Sungling Li. The kings held up, sending Lin to the rail.
Moments later, ace-seven flopped a pair and dodged a four-flush to double through big slick.
In several big hands, the all in player has gotten away without having to sweat a showdown. After the cutoff opened to 800, the button called. Eric Assadourian called from the small blind, and the big blind, Anton Widjaya, raised to around 3,000. Action folded back to the button, who then four-bet shoved for a total of 8,000. Assadourian folded, and eventually the Widjaya mucked as well. The button flashed pocket tens as he nearly doubled without seeing a flop.