Lucille Cailly has just seen her chip stack take a hefty hit after she lost a 65,000 pot all in preflop to a shorter stack. It was Cailly's 
against the 
of her opponent but the turn wasn't the set she wanted to make when the board came 
.
Current mood: Opposite of happy bunny.
With an all in of 6,400, Jordan Smith three-bet before Nick Binger moved all in. Smith made the call for his 33,100 as all three players cards were tabled.
Binger: 
Smith: 
Opponent: 
The board was spread 
to see the short-stacked player triple as Smith took the side pot to move to 66,000 while Binger was left with only 15,000.
The following players have all been sent to the rail... but will be happier as they are $2,815 richer.
The first round of bustouts are in with the following players taking home a handy $2,815 in prizemoney.
Level: 13
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 200
The players are now heading on a 20-minute break.
On one of the final hands of the level we found Bernard Lee check-calling 6,200 on a 
board to see the 
land on the river. Lee was then faced with a 7,500-chip bet which - after deliberating for some time - he called only to muck at the sight of his opponent's 
. Although Lee slipped to 16,000 after the hand, he happily took a few moments of his time to take part in the next Poker Vox Pop instalment.
Favorite Game?
No-Limit Hold'em, but 2-7 is catching.
Favorite WSOP Event?
The $10,000 Main Event.
Favorite Hand?
Aces.
WSOP Event you most want to win?
The $10,000 Main Event.
Will Phil Ivey play an event at this World Series?
No.
Most admired poker player?
Joe Hachem. I believe that the unofficial responsibility of the Main Event Champion is to be a great ambassador for the game, and Joe has been the best since Chris Moneymaker.
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