If You Plan on Coming Down to the Rio, it Might be Wise to Bring an Extra Layer
We were just checking out the action at a table when Jeremy Adler of Montreal, Quebec, Canada who was in shorts and a t-shirt commented about how freezing he was. You would think that someone from the Great White North would be used to the cold but nope. So we asked him if we could get him a sweatshirt and he said that would be great. He handed us $50 and we we’re on our way over to the official WSOP store next to the poker kitchen to buy him a sweatshirt. We quickly returned to hand it to him and it was a perfect fit! Adler was sitting with around 11,000 in chips when we left him.
So let this be a reminder, if any of you plan on coming down to the Rio, take Tony Dunst’s advice and bring an extra layer with you. If it’s too hot, you can always remove it and if it gets cold, you can put it back on.
, Chicotsky moved all in and was called by the player on the button
and 
and Chicotsky's stack grew to around 11,500.
flop, Eli Elezra led out for 275 and was called. He then check called the player’s bet of 500 on the 
turn. The action was the same for 625 on the 
river and the player turned over 
for a flopped straight. Elezra was down to 2,350 after the hand.
flop, Jonathan Duhamel check called a player’s 650 bet. The 
turn and 
river both went check check and Duhamel turned over 
for two (actually three) pair which was good. He was up to 6,800 after the hand.
flop with 500 already in the pot. The small blind checked and Tony Dunst bet 250 on the button. The small blind called and the 
river, the small blind bet 400 and Dunst made the call. The small blind showed 
for a missed flush draw and just ace high. Tony had