Some More Chip Counts, Courtesy of Guza
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Phil Hellmuth - 20,500
Kenny Tran - 26,000
Phil Ivey - 18,000
John Phan - 27,500
Michael Binger - 18,000
Ryan Young - 36,000
Young's count is notable for the fact that he was all in on the turn and waaaaaaay behind. He was one of four players that took a raised flop of
. Young raised after the big blind opened the betting. Everyone else got out of the way; the big blind called. When the turn blanked 
, all of the rest of the chips were in. Young showed for two pair; his opponent had a better two pair with . A nine spiked on the river to give Young a full house and an improbable victory.
on the turn left him looking for a miracle card on the river. He hit it; a 
, where he check-called another bet of 425 from Juanda.
. Upon seeing that card, Manthe bet into Juanda for 900. Juanda called, bringing the two men to the river 
. Manthe went back into his shell, checking the action to Juanda. He made a huge overbet, moving all in for 8,500. Manthe quickly called.
. Juanda mucked his own hand, collected his things and left the table.
. Bloch followed through on his preflop raise with a flop bet of 700. Only one of his opponents called.
turn. When the river fell 
, Bloch made what he must have thought was a value bet of 1,200. We can only imagine his surprise when his opponent called and turned over a very soft-played 
, which bested Bloch's 
, queens and tens.
; Negreanu flopped a bigger straight with 
. Rajkumar made it 900 to go, folding the preflop raiser. The other player check-raised to 3,200; Rajkumar called.
turn. When the river paired the board with the 
, Rajkumar's opponent made it 3,000 to go. Rajkumar reluctantly called and was shown 