Tony Cousineau limped utg, and then called big blind Fu "Grasshopper" Wong's raise to 300. He also called Wong's 300 bet on the flop and 400 bet on the turn -- "Stop milking it," said Cousineau, "It's getting painful over here." Both players checked the river, and Wong mucked at showdown to Cousineau's .
Huuuuuuumberto
Costa Rican legend Humberto Brenes departed with a smile and a twinkle in his eye, mumbling something about two big hands decimating his stack.
Speaking of EPT winners, Grand Final Champion two years prior, Jeff Williams, is hovering around the same figure, although he did just double up a short-stacked opponent with versus all in preflop with a .
Glen Chorny
One member of the Hit Squad is gone, Karl 'Mantis' Mahrenholz tasting dust just moments ago.
Still remaining on his former table, however, is 2008 EPT Grand Final Champion Glen Chorny, who recently won over 2.6 million dollars for his win in Monte Carlo.
Today, he has burst out of the blocks with 10,200 in chips.
Jamie Gold moved all in preflop and was set for a showdown as he held to his opponent's . Gold was not behind for long as the door card was the and the flop filled out . The board ran out two harmless blanks as the set of deuces was good enough to move Gold up to 7,600 in chips.
Noah Boeken
Noah Boeken is down to just 1,400. Blind on blind, he bet the 150 on the board from the big blind position, and the small blind called him. The river was the and the small blind bet out 500; Noah folded, showing .
And a few hands later, in circumstances unknown, Boeken quietly threw the rest of his chips in and disappeared.
After seeing a flop of , Beth Shak shoved her remaining 2,275 chips into the middle. Shak's pair of fours was behind as her opponent revealed . A turn of brought no help, and a river only added insult to injury.
Alexander Kostristyn
January's Aussie Millions winner Alexander Kostristyn is out. He leaves Chris Bjorin and Daivd Peters behind; they have 7,725 and 4,550 respectively.