A search was immediately commenced by the floor staff. They went from table to table looking for dead stacks; announcements were made over the P.A. system; and members of the media were consulted to see if they know where Rasic was supposed to be seated. All of those efforts proved fruitless.
Harrah's surveillance staff reviewed the footage of the incident and was able to determine that the player seated immediately beside Rasic at Orange #40, Peter Traply, had accidentally scooped up Rasic's tiny stack (approximately 60,000 chips) when he transferred his own massive stack (over 800,000) to his new table. This appeared to be completely unintentional on Traply's part; the two stacks were very close to each other on Orange #40, and Traply inadvertently swept Rasic's chips up with his own.
Once that determination was made, the floor staff approached Traply, explained the situation, and took 60,000 chips out of his stack to give back to Rasic. Thirty-five minutes into the level, Rasic was finally seated at Blue #36, Seat 3 -- the seat formerly occupied by Maya Antonius, who was one of several players to bust in the interim.
, Andre Johnstone stacked off against Clint Schafer and with his tournament life on the line, the players showed:
to be in good shape for a double up against the 
of Jose Barbero.
to give Barbero the nut flush! The turn was the 
and the river the 
, as Timarac was left shaking his head as he exited the tournament floor.
Mauro Cupo bet 25,000, Paul Kitsos moved all in for 130,000 and Cupo made the call. 
, giving the lead to Cupo and the river was the 
. Petresco held top pair with 
of Cedric Kolstad.
to end the Main Event run of Petresco.
came down. The river was the devastating 
and the river the 
fell on the river. Ng showed 
and Hellmuth flipped over his 
