Lichtenberger bet 8,000, and his opponent called.
Chewy fired again, this time 16,500 and got another call.
Both players checked. Lichtenberger tabled 
and scooped the pot with his rivered four-flush. Fake it till you make it, baby. He was up to 235,000 after the hand.
. He had a live ace against Seth's 
, but the board blanked out 
to send Mizzi to the rail.
, Turner showed down a full house, 
. His opponent never showed his hand choosing instead to ship the 42,000 in chips to Turner. He then put his hands on his head as if to say, "What was I thinking?"
board with about 25k in the pot. Collins bet 12,500, his opponent shoved, and Phildo quickly gave up his pocket kings. "Bad turn card," he said. Actually, might have been a very good turn card for him as his opponent flashed a pair of fives for the flopped set and turned boat. flop. His opponent fired out 7,100, and Phildo called. The turn was the 
, and Collins called a 19,500 bet. The 
came on the river, and Collins' opponent bet 41,000. Phildo found another fold, leaving himself with around 125,000.
. Wachtel held an underpair and his suits were dominated as well with the 
.
and Wachtel was eliminated from the tournament.
and Raymer had Sulaiman covered. The 2004 WSOP Main Event champion and Team PokerStars Pro member is now up to 175,000 chips.
Not only is Kristy Arnett our new on-camera personality, but she's also got some skills reporting the action from around the room. Here's some of the news she gathered.
"With a dwindling stack of 22,200, Negreanu pushed all in from early position. It folded around to the big blind who asked how much the bet was for. Negreanu answered and then the big blind called and flipped over pocket eights. Negreanu sheepishly showed his pocket sevens. He wasn’t behind for long though as the flop came 
. Quads were good for a double up as the turn and river blanked off and Negreanu now has nearly 50,000 chips."
In case you didn't catch it from our video gallery, here's an interview Kristy did with Daniel Negreanu early in the day on Day 1 shortly after he doubled up just minutes into action.
She also reported a hand with Justin "BoostedJ" Smith and here's how that went.
"Justin Smith repopped a middle-position raiser on the button with the . The original raiser called and the flop came 
. After the opponent checked, Smith followed through with a bet and was check-raised all in. Smith snap-called after flopping the nuts against his opponent's 
. The board ran out , to move Smith up to 150,000."
