Eye of the Tiger
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Deepak Bhatti is in full survivor mode; he just pushed all in from the small blind to pick up the blinds and antes uncontested. He remains the short stack at the table, however.
2010 World Series of Poker
Event #3: $1,000 No-Limit Hold'em
Day: 4
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2010 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$1,000
Prize Pool
$3,910,500
Entries
4,345
Level
33
Blinds
120,000 / 240,000
Ante
30,000
Mitchell Looking Good
"Nick Mitchell!" cried the beeriest of the beered-up Mitchell rail. "NICK Mitchell, Nick Mitch-ELL, Nick MITCH-ell," he continued, going through every possible permutation of accent and cadence.
Eventually the rather embarrassed-looking Mitchell couldn't ignore him any longer. "I love you, Tyler," he chuckled. This was the wrong thing to say.
"Oh my god did you hear that?" Tyler enthused. "He looks SO good."
"Why don't you take a shot?" another railer joked.
"I WISH I could take a shot at that," Tyler continued. "God he's so good-looking."
Level: 29
Blinds: 50,000/100,000
Ante: 10,000
Break Time Rolls Around Again
It's time to spend another 20 minutes milling around in the hallway, or alternatively trying to feed Nicholas Mitchell eight beers if you are a member of his railing party.
Back in 20!
Bhatti Doubles Through
Deepak Bhatti open-shoved 
from under-the-gun for 405,000; Gabe Costner called one seat down with 
. After both blinds, one of which - Bart Davis - folded 
, we had our showdown.
The 
flop changed nothing, but the 
turn did, and by the 
river, it was all over.
Bhatti now on 850,000.
Beer & TV Equipment Don't Mix
The beered-up Mitchellites have just had a supervisor come and have a word with them about standing up on the final table set and approaching the table - this is apparently Not Allowed. Once they'd had it explained to them that the organizers basically just don't want anyone injured or any of the lovely expensive equipment up here broken, they were actually very reasonable through their beer goggles - but this happy exchange of ideas was interrupted when they all stood up because up on the table, a player was all in...
Davis Doubles Through Mitchell
We didn't have to wait long for some juicy action, as it folded around to Bart Davis on the button, and he went all in for 630,000. Nick Mitchell reshoved in the small blind, big blind Deepak Bhatti wisely got out of their way, and they were on their backs.
Davis: 
Mitchell: 
Upon learning that their boy Mitchell was dominaitng the all-in player, the by now extremely tipsy rail went wild.
Board: 
bink! 
Davis' double up was to 1.4 million, below average but no longer in any immediate danger. The rail quietened down a little, but Mitchell is no trouble either - he was left with 2.2 million after that encounter.
Three-Bet From Costner
Nicholas Mitchell raised to 175,000 from the cut-off, only for Gabe Costner to bump it up to 475,000 in the small blind. Mitchell let it go.
Settle Gives it Up
Isaac Settle raised the small blind up to 180,000 and Cory Brown called in the big.
Flop: 
Settle check-folded to a bet of 200,000.
An inactive last orbit.
Slowly Slowly Catchy Big Handy
Since then, this has been a flop-free game, with our players taking turns raising preflop and picking up the blinds and antes without a fight every time.
Isaac Settle, Bart Daivs and Deepak Bhatti are all firmly in the danger zone, though, so we expect to see some serious action before long.