Adam Junglen makes it 200 to play and another player calls before Michael Mizrachi reraises to 900 from the small blind. Michael Binger calls, as does Junglen and the fourth player.
The flop comes and Mizrachi checks, Binger bets 1,800 and it's folded back to Mizrachi who takes about a minute before folding. Binger shows for nothing at all.
In a limped pot on a flop of , the action was with Daniel "amichaiKK" Makowsky who checked to Matt Graham. Graham fired out 425. John Duthie then announced a raise to 1,550, which Makowsky called.
The action was then back with Graham, who put in another raise, making it 5,050 to go. Duthie got out of the way and Makowsky decided to move all in. Graham called and the cards were tabled.
Graham:
Makowsky:
Makowsky tabled queens with a straight draw, but Graham was in front with his top set of tens. The turn bricked the but the river was the to give Makowsky the straight and the pot.
Makowsky is up to 18,000 with Graham at 13,000. However, both players still have their two red rebuy chips safely in hand.
David Benyamine called a 4,500 bet from Bruno Fitoussi on a board, before Fitoussi shoved the river . Benyamine let out a deep sigh before folding the river and Fitoussi showed .
In rare appearance on the felt this summer, 2008 WSOP World Champion Peter Eastgate has just arrived and taken his seat along Max Pescatori and Nikolay Evdakov.
It's the dinner break in the $2,000 Limit Hold'em Event. How can we tell? Well, the multi-tabling fun of Daniel Negreanu has just started as he's passed up a quiet meal to run over and join today's PLO event. He has one hour to run amok and build his stack up before he has to head back.
The reigning champion of this event, Marty Smyth is another player recently spotted. Smyth is no doubt looking to defend his title but has a tough table draw including WSOPE PLO bracelet winner Dario Alioto.
Another high profile player who is making a rare appearance at the WSOP is online phenom Tom "durrrr" Dwan.
Better known for his online cash game prowess, the young superstar has just arrived, chatted to a few buddies and taken his seat in today's event alongside Erik Seidel, Noah Boeken, Shawn Buchanan.
On a flop of , Matt Vengrin checked to Tex Barch, who fired out a bet of 1,200.
Vengrin made the call and all the real action started on the turn. Vengrin checked again, and Barch fired 4,000. Vengrin then moved all in for 9,150 and Barch called.
Vengrin:
Barch:
Vengrin held a monster, with top set and nut flush draw, but found himself trailing as Barch showed a straight.
The river was the , giving Vengrin the flush and the pot. He's up to 19,200 with Barch down to 9,000. Both players still have their two rebuy chips in tact.