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Level: 14
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 300
Melissa Castello caught up with Jimmy 'gobboboy' Fricke during the first break of the day to talk about his roller coaster of a day and the tough table draws he's faced all throughout the tournament.
. His opponent called. Both men checked the 
turn and Negreanu's opponent checked again when the river fell 
, pairing the board and putting three to a flush out. Negreanu opted on a bet of 12,000, but it went uncalled.
. The big blind checked and then called a bet of 7,500 from Shak.
, putting four cards to a straight on the board. It also brought a bet of 11,000 from the big blind. Shak eyeballed his opponent's stack and asked for a count (48,000). Finally, he remarked, "I don't think you have a jack, but I'm gonna fold." He mucked his hand.
. The Sugar Bear fired out a bet of 13,000 that the player in the big blind check-raised to 33,000. The player in between the big blind and Barbieri folded; Barbieri considered for thirty seconds before making the call.
. The big blind checked to Barbieri. He took the opportunity to make it 35,000 to go, a bet that elicited a snap-muck from the big blind.
; even moreso when the flop came down 
. A 
on the turn gave Brunson's opponent a temporary stay of execution, but he was eliminated with the river 
. Brunson has 155,000 chips as a result of the win. 
against that player's 
. The 
was a pretty good one for Voulgaris, but the 
hit the turn to make two pair for his opponent. The river 
didn't improve Voulgaris enough to prevent him from losing the pot. and jokingly checked to see if it had been marked (Voulgaris is at Table 40, the table that has had some issues with marked cards). Voulgaris' stack remains significant, at approximately 190,000 chips.
. Corkins confidently bet four orange (5,000) chips and Schoenberg called. The river fell 
. Corkins moved a full stack of purple (1,000) chips and a full stack of blue (500) chips into the middle, a bet of 30,000. Schoenberg eyeballed Corkins' stack, asked if he had any oranges other than the one at the bottom of a mixed stack of chips, then called. 
. Schoenberg also had two pair, . She made top pair on the flop and a flush draw on the turn. Her aces and queens took down the pot and improved her chip count to 184,000. Corkins has about 55,000.
