Time For a Break, Mark
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Mark Demirdjian has continued his late crushing of Day 2a here, managing to accumulate more chips than any player in in his field or over in 2b. We were recently passing by his table as he got up out of his chair to seemingly leave the table for a moment. "Got so many chips your going to have a break?" one of the players at the table joked.
"You haven't hit a set for ten minutes, so your going take some time off?" some others at the table joined in.
We can't find any past results for Demirdjian, but this certainly is a good start to creating a very illustrious poker resume.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
|
465,000 | 55,000 |
, and Ho now has 250,000 chips.
. Pasalic was at risk holding 
.
, and Lee's opponent check-called a 2,900-chip bet. The turn was the 
, both players checked, and the 
completed the board.
for air, and Lee tabled 
for a king-high flush.
. The 
. O'Brien headed to the exits, while Seed increased his stack to 48,000.
completed the board, and the player checked again. Negreanu fired 34,500, and his opponent tank-called, tabling 
for trip eights, and shipped the pot.
. Negreanu led out for 2,800, and the player called. Both players checked on the turn (
for kings full of sixes, and won the pot.
face up, and the player showed the 
.
. The board ran 
