2007 World Series of Poker

Melissa stopped by during the break to let us know that the limit event has been "really fun" so far. She's got one of the top stacks at this point, so it's easy to see why she's all smiles.

Players are beginning to return to their seats in the Player's Pavilion and the cards are in the air.

Players are now on a 15-minute break.

Barry is currently sitting at table 24 in the Amazon Room, playing in the Pot-Limit Omaha w/rebuys event, leaving his seat in the Limit Hold'em event vacant for the time being.

Chris Grigorian was one of 4 players to see the flop, which came . A player in middle position (MP) led out with a bet and Grigorian was the only caller.

The turn brought the and the MP player led out again. This time Grigorian raised, and the MP player called.

The on the river sparked a fiery round of betting. The MP player led out, Grigorian raised, MP reraised, Grigorian reraised, and the MP player capped the betting. Grigorian called and the MP player showed for an Ace high flush.

Grigorian mucked his hand and dropped to 5,500 chips when all was said and done.

Jerrod Ankenman and Mark Newhouse made the same final table at one of last year's $3,000 Limit Hold'em events at the WSOP.

They're both in the field today and looking to improve on their 2nd (Ankenman) and 5th (Newhouse) place finishes the last time around.

Flaminio Malaguti has let us know that he's already run into three straights while holding top pair or an overpair, two full houses while holding straights, and one four-of-a-kind.

He is now referring to his table as: Flaminio vs. the Donkeys.

Tiffany Michelle sat down with Joe Stapleton, Gavin Smith, and Joe Sebok (of Pokerwire Radio) to talk about what Pokerwire Radio has been up to since the beginning of the WSOP, and their plans of continued awesomeness for the duration of the World Series.

Click here to check out the interview with the Pokerwire Radio boys, along with all the other videos from this event.