Bing Crosses the Line
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Earlier on, Bing was all in, and he stood up to announce it to the whole room. "I'm allllll in!" he shouted, drawing looks from everyone in attendance. "All in. This is what I do for a living! I am all in!" He ended up getting no action and sat back down to play cards.
Just moments ago, the floor was called over to Bing's table, and it wasn't the first time. A couple of the players complained that Bing had used the f-word, after having been warned about that earlier in the day. Bing insisted that he directed the profanity at himself, but Tournament Director Mike Ward stood his ground. "Sorry, that's a one-orbit penalty."
"Okay," said Bing. "Orbit which, this table or that table?" As he spoke, he began running laps around the adjacent table, counting off the rounds. "Two orbits," he said. "I just gave two orbits." Ward wasn't laughing though, and forced Bing to step away from the table, as the other players continued to complain.
, and was up against a single opponent holding 
.
. Ramdin led out with 3,000 chips and Bolnick made the call.
, and both men checked.
. Ramdin loads the gun again and fires 6,000 chips. Bolnick goes deep into the tank for several minutes, eyeing up his opponent, who is seated just to his right. Finally, he does put in the call, and Ramdin quickly turns over 
. It's the winner, as Bolnick mucks his hand with a disgusted look on his face. With that, Ramdin has chipped back up to 31,000, just where he was an hour or so ago.
. De La Guardia takes down the pot with a full house, earning a double up to just under 7,000. "Nice hand," said Mayrinck with a shrug. She has taken a little step back to 13,500.
