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Eli Elezra was in Seat 6 to start the day, and the action was seven-handed with two empty chairs for the first orbit. The seat to the left of Elezra was soon filled by Dutch pro Lex Veldhuis, tipping the table toward seats six and seven. Just a few minutes later though, Allen Cunningham would climb into seat one, re-balancing things a bit.
It's no easy chore over there under the bright lights as the featured table may well be the most treacherous in the room.
On the other side of the stage, Sammy Farha has joined Greg Mueller at the secondary featured table.
, and Tony checked again at the 
on the river. When his opponent bet 2,000, Tony mucked and his opponent took the pot without showing his cards.
on the river.
for the flopped Broadway straight. Moorman slipped to 25,100 in chips.
. She check-called the late-position player's bet of 500 chips and was heads-up to the 
turn. When that card hit, Shak led into her opponent for 1,000. He made the call.
. Shak made another sizable bet of 1,500 chips. Her opponent folded.
, Jamie Robbins and George Danzer checked, and Thayer Rasmussen put out a bet of 700. Robbins called, and Danzer elected to put in a check-raise to 2,500. Rasmussen ducked out but Robbins called once again.
, and Robbins kept the heat on with a bet of 11,000. Danzer went into the tank, looking uncomfortable in his chair. He finally called, and Robbins tabled 
, the small blind bet 7,800 and a player under the gun folded. Jonas Klausen raised all in and the small blind called.
and Klausen took out the small blind, doubling up to just over 60,000.