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Finally, Patrik Antonius has a taker for prop betting flops. Sam Trickett tried to negotiate down to $10k a pop, but Antonius said he wouldn't agree to anything less than $25k. Trickett agreed and took hearts and diamonds, leaving Antonius with spades and clubs. If a flop comes out with three of their suit, they get $25,000. Be warned, Sam. Antonius runs really well at these.
Tom Dwan and Sam Trickett are waiting to order food, and they're starting to get impatient. Sam said he's leaving if he doesn't get food soon, and Dwan said he will refuse to rebuy til he's eaten. "I'll sit here and grind a $1,700 stack. That's my penalty."
James Bord has installed himself and his Yankee hat in Seat 7.
After some raising and reraising between Andrew Feldman and David Benyamine, Feldman made it $44,300 to see the flop. Benyamine called. The flop was 
. Feldman checked. Slowly, Benyamine counted out a bet of $39,000. And Feldman angrily threw his cards toward the dealer.
Sam Trickett is setting up in Seat 5, and Andrew Feldman is back in Seat 4.
The televised part of the game is underway again. Currently we have:
Seat 1: Patrik Antonius
Seat 3: Tom Dwan
Seat 6: David Benyamine
Seat 8: David Oppenheim
While the crew goes to dinner, Patrik Antonius, Phil Ivey, Tom Dwan, David Benyamine, and David Oppenheim are playing a variation of Omaha.
Actually, they got tired of that after a few hands and went to stretch their legs.
Action will resume at 9:00 local time.
We're not exactly sure who is going where right now. Erik Cajelais left. It appears that despite Tom Dwan's attempt to get him to stay, Mike Matusow is racking up his chips. Patrik Antonius still has his stack on the table, but he's been gone for about 10 minutes.
The camera crews get a break soon, and the players are debating whether they will continue playing through the break.
It just hasn't been Erik Cajelais' day. After some raising preflop, David Benyamine check-called a bet on the 
flop. There was around $75,000 in the middle when he checked again. Cajelais bet 45,000. And Benyamine calmly moved all in. Erik called quickly.
Cajelais: 
Benyamine: 
Cajelais looked miserable as the dealer put down the 
as the final nail in his coffin. Cajelais had around 90,000 left, all of which went to Benyamine. There is now an open seat in the game.
It's difficult to tell exact chip counts, but here is our best approximation of how each player sits at the moment.
Seat 1: Patrik Antonius - up slightly
Seat 2: Phil Ivey - just sat down with $100k
Seat 3: Tom Dwan - down about $120k
Seat 4: Andrew Feldman - up about $100k
Seat 5: Mike Matusow - up about $175k
Seat 6: David Benyamine - up slightly
Seat 7: Erik Cajelais - down about $100k
Seat 8: David Oppenheim - close to even
Justin Smith - quit down $200k