After just a couple of minutes, another player called the clock, Feldman turned to Tony G and said in disbelief, "They're calling the clock already?"
With about 30 seconds left on the clock, Feldman sighed and threw in 15,000 for the call. He turned over
and his opponent showed
with the board coming a choppy
.
. Esfandiari fired out with a bet of 1,600, and the big blind slowly made the call.
to pair the board. With a sigh, Esfandiari put another 3,200 in the pot before his opponent moved all in for 23,200. Esfandiari shrugged and folded, and the big blind flung his
face-up across the table.
, and both players checked. The turn came the
, and Lacay shook his head and mucked. After giving away most of his day's profits, that loss drops the French pro back down to about 26,000.
turn, folding to a 3,000 bet fairly speedily.
board to 5,100 eliciting a fold and a tap of the table from his opponent.
. It was checked to Annette Obrestad and she bet 1,175. One opponent made the call and the
fell on the turn. It was checked to Obrestad again and she bet 2,775. Her opponent called, leading to the 

. The board ran out 



and Annette doubled back to about 9,000.