Mark Ketteringham is up to 32,000 after calling an opponent's all in holding pocket fives; the opponent turned over . Ketteringham's hand only improved on the board, while his hapless opponent is busto.
Yeh - clearly surprised to be chip leader
It looks as though in the last couple of hands Anthony Yeh upped his stack to over 70,000. Let's see what he can do this level...
Robert Lichter has more than doubled up, his pocket kings holding up against one opponent's pocket queens and a much less good hand belonging to a super-short stack. He's up to 20,000 and stays in the game.
Meanwhile former big stack Sunny Chattha has taken a massive hit -- he's down to just 13,500 from his earlier chip-lead-contending 35,000. All we know is that he was shaking his head in miserable disbelief as we strolled past his table...
Wandering past Neil Channing's table, I happened upon an exchange between him and Jeff Kimber regarding John-Paul Kelly, currently playing the $1,500 Pot Limit Hold'em final table.
Kimber: "How's JP doing? You've got a piece, haven't you?
Channing: "No, nothing."
Kimber: "Yes you do. You bought a piece the other night."
Channing: "Really? I don't remember that."
Kimber: "You did, I was there. 15 percent."
Channing: "Did I really? I don't remember that at all, I must have been really drunk."