We suspect that Nam Le must be doing pretty well over at the $1,500 No Limit Holdem event as he has been rarely sighted today in this neck of the woods.
His stack is now blinded down to 72,000, which doesn't put him in desperation mode here just yet, but it's starting to get close to the point where he's going to have to make a decision. With a $25,817 bubble over here, he's going to have to go very deep in the other event to match that kind of money.
We just witnessed an interesting hand between David Williams, Nenad Medic and a third opponent. After a 6,500 chip bet on the flop of , the three players all checked down the turn and river.
Williams opened for the third nut flush as Medic was probably relieved he didn't get too excited with his set of aces.
Medic stays near the top of the leaderboard with 285,000 with Williams moving up to 170,000.
On a board of and with about 125,000 already in the pot, William Thorson bet pot.
The bet would put his opponent all in. Thorson's opponent tanks for almost two minutes before asking, "Will you show if I fold?" Thorson remained motionless and silent.
Another two minutes passed and finally, Thorson's opponent tossed his cards into the muck. Thorson takes down the large pot and moves to 366,000 in chips.
We caught the action on a flop of , with a bet of 14,500 from Mikael Thuritz being called by both Barry Greenstein and Joshua Ladines.
The turn was the and this time the bet from Thuritz was 62,600. Greenstein called as Ladines called for the last of his chips and a huge pot developed.
The river brought the , and the two live players checked it down.
Ladines revealed for a set of sixes to win the the main pot as Greenstein takes a hit but gains the consolation prize of the side pot with his .
Ladines is up to 175,000 while Greenstein down to 115,000.