Andrew Lichtenberger raised to 450 from under-the-gun and the action folded around to Stephen Chidwick in the hijack. Lichtenberger checked the flop, Chidwick bet 900 and Lichtenberger mucked.
Not the most action-packed of hands, but it allows us to update a handful of big names' chip counts.
Daniel Negreanu made it 475 to go from early position, Keven Stammen called the bet from his seat in the small blind and prominent French pro Patrick Bruel called from the big blind.
The trio shared a flop and the action checked to Negreanu. He bet 900 and only Bruel called.
Both players checked the turn and the river. Bruel won the pot with and Negreanu mucked, showing .
The board read and David "Devilfish" Ulliott bet 2,000 from the small blind and was facing a raise to 5,600 from Frenchman Manuel Bevand two seats to his left.
"I flop two pair and now you make a flush," said Ulliott before talking himself into a call. Ulliott showed for two pair and Bevand for a pair of aces that had improved to a flush.
We didn't hear what was said by Ulliott, but the dealer warned him about his language.
"I didn't swear at you, though, did I?" asked Ulliott before adding, "But I can if you want me to!"
James Mackey bet and called the shove of an opponent after fourth street made the board .
Mackey:
Opponent:
Mackey's opponent got up to exit the tournament area, but the dealer dropped the onto the felt to keep him alive, two-outing Mackey for a sizable pot. He had to send 7,375 over to his lucky opponent.
Tony "End Boss" Gregg has not seen things go his way in today's event, running into flush after flush.
In a recent pot, he bet about 2,000 on the end on a board of , only to see his opponent check-ship for a few thousand more. Gregg quickly called, only to see for a queen-high flush, causing him to muck his cards.