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...Chips, that is.
Stephen Murphy - 39,000 and our current chip leader, as far as we can see
Jameson Painter - 30,000
Barry Greenstein - 12,000
Phil Ivey - 24,000
Mark Gregorich - 5,000
Matt Hawrilenko - 13,000
Chad Brown - 14,000
Brock Parker - 11,000
John Juanda - 21,000
Sorel Mizzi - 32,000
Mikhail Tulchinskiy - 9,000
Terrence Chan - 26,000
Georgios Kapalas - 18,000
Ylon Schwartz - 6,500
We haven't heard much from former WPT finalist David Baker today, but that may be because he's been nurturing a short stack through. With just 45 minutes left in the day, he currently has 2,500 and will be in search of a much-needed double through.
Eric Baldwin, Maria Ho, JC Tran and Eric "EFro" Froehlich have all recently hit the rail.
Jeff Madsen opened under the gun and Lauren Kling reraised. Back and forth they went until Kling capped. A flop naturally followed.
Flop: 
Madsen checked and Kling bet. Madsen called and they saw a turn.
Turn: 
Madsen checked again and Kling bet again. Madsen called once more, albeit more slowly this time.
River: 
, putting four clubs on the board.
Madsen checked in the dark this time and Kling continued her betting rampage. With a sigh, Madsen called, and he was good. Neither player was holding a club, and Madsen's 
held up. Kling threw away her 
{kh{, and was down to just 400.
Kling doubled through Madsen a few hands later, her 
coming good against Madsen's 
on a 
board, but she couldn't make it last. Next time we strolled by her table, she was gone.
Level: 8
Blinds: 300/500
Ante: 0
Vanessa Rousso was all in moments ago for 800 with 
versus 
. Although she had two live cards, it was academic by the turn, the board coming 
to send her home.
An interesting hand at the Table of Doom has bumped John Juanda's stack up to 23,000.
Juanda raised in late position and the big blind called; Mr. Big Blind then proceeded to check-call the bet from Juanda on the 
flop. He check-called again on the 
turn and once more on the river - before mucking when Juanda turned over 
.
Barry Greenstein found himself involved in a three-way pot on a 
board. The short stack only had 100 remaining at the time and duly threw it in; unsurprisingly, both opponents called.
"Deuce," requested the all-in player selfishly as the river came a . The other player then suddenly tabled his 
before Greenstein had a chance to bet, but Greenstein was beat, and consequently checked with . The short stack had 
for the straight.
As a result, the short stack stayed alive, and Greesntein dropped a notch or two to 8,500.
Just check out the doom on this baby:
Seat 1: John Juanda
Seat 2: Sorel Mizzi
Seat 3: Eric Baldwin
Seat 4: Mikhail Tulchinskiy
Seat 6: Jordan Rich
Seat 8: Brock Parker
There had been a raise in position and a call from the small blind by the time Lauren Kling three-bet from the big blind. Both her opponents called, and they saw a flop.
Flop: 
The gent in the small blind checked, and Kling bet. The original raiser called behind, the small blind gave it up, and they were heads up to the turn.
Turn: 
Again, Kling bet and her opponent called. Just one thing for it now...
River: 
Kling bet out again, and this time time it was all in for her last 400. Her opponent finally gave up his hand, and Kling almost doubled to 6,000.
