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Antonio Esfandiari came back from the dinner break awfully chatty. He seems to be a talkative person by nature, but he's really been chattering heavily for the last half hour.
While we were here at our desk typing, we couldn't help but eavesdrop on his table talk about 25 feet away. Matt Marafioti was his first target.
"Kid has a decision every hand," he said as Marafioti tanked preflop. "Every single hand, this kid's got a decision." The two exchanged a few quieter comments, and Esfandiari continued. "Now you're just doing it to get under my skin. Every hand."
A few moments later, Esfandiari was forced out of a pot by David Benyamine. "Take it, sir," he said. "You've been beating me for eight years. I don't see that changing any time soon."
Just then, Andy Frankenberger came sprinting past their table on his way to the restroom, presumably. "Frankenberger!" Esfandiari's voice followed him out the door. "Frankenberger. That's gotta be the coolest name in poker. Except Lunkin. Lunkin. Lun-kin. We got a Lunkin!"
If you had more than twice the average chips with 24 players left in a $10k, you might be a little chatty, too.
board, and Bevand's queens outrun him. Kenney is forced to the rail in 25th place, and the money bubble is starting to loom on the horizon.
. Senti three-bet from the big blind holding 
, and the pair of tens is going to keep Silverman in this game. He's back to 71,000, while Sent drops to about half that count.
and Tims checked it to Moorman who bet 13,500. Tims raised the pot, Moorman moved all in, and Tims called immediately.
turn ended any sweat as Moorman made a full house.
has sent her off to the ropes, and Tims is now making a chip charge of his own.
for a pair of nines, good enough to win the pot.
