Looking over at table 282, and there is one thing you will notice... it is completely stacked with chips!
With 6,165,000 chips in play and ten tables remaining in the tournament, this table has well over 1,000,000 of them spread amongst the nine players seated.
Noah Schwartz (105,000), Chris Back (75,000), Sam Stein (165,000), Matthew O'Donnell (65,000), Mohamad Kowssarie (145,000) and Paul Volpe (100,000) are a few of the players on the table, and with it not breaking anytime soon, those stacks could definitely swell even bigger!
Inesa Paberzs opened for 2,200 from under the gun and Brock Parker called behind her. The flop came and Paberzs bet out 5,000 and Parker called. The came on the turn and both players checked. The river brought the , Paberzs checked and Parker bet 9,500. Paberzs thought for a moment before calling.
Parker tabled for queens full of kings and Paberzs showed for a flopped full house with eights full of kings. Parker's better full house sent the pot to him and he has reached the century mark.
WSOP TD Jack Effel happened to wonder through the Blue section of the Amazon Room where the event is taking place. He happened to stop by Erick Lindgren's table as he went all in against Dennis Booze. Lindgren held and Booze held .
The board ran and there were two hearts on the flop. Booze made a heart flush and sent Lindgren to the rail. Effel left the area shortly after Lindgren was eliminated, saving other pros from the same fate.
A few players had left their seats and were milling around the table as we found this hand unfolding. The board read and Le was waiting for his opponents action. The floor was summoned and Le's opponent had the clock called on him.
With about ten seconds left on the timer he announced all in and Le insta-called, tabling . HIs opponent sighed, collected his bag and left. Under his breath he said, "I suck at poker."
Catching the action with the board reading , Christian Harder announced a pot-bet which moved him all in for his last 51,100.
His opponent made the call tabling , but it would be Harder's that would see him snag the monstrous pot to send him to 195,000 in chips while sending his opponent to the rail.