Ari Engel bet 6,800 on the end after the community came 
. His opponent shoved all in, covering Engel's last 15,650.
"You really got jack-ten on me?" Engel asked. "I don't think so. I think I've got you here."
Engel tanked for a few minutes, peppering his opponent with questions that were met with only a blank stare into the felt. Finally, Engel laid it down with a sigh.
"Is Paul Pierce out?"
That was the question posed to us by ESPN's own Andrew Feldman, who had just seen the 10-time NBA All-Star walking down the hallway. This prompted one of our reporters to investigate the situation. When we arrived, his chips, tablet, Redbull and headphones were still at the table.
Pierce has since returned - we thought he maybe had an early dinner reservation - just in time to play his blinds.
Earl Barron slid out a bet of 1,225 on a board of 
and was called by his heads-up opponent. The 
fell on the river and Barron checked. His opponent tossed out a bet of 4,000 and Barron announced call.
His opponent tabled 
for the nut-flush and Barron turned over 
for a weaker flush.
With 1,550 in the pot and a flop of , Fatima Moreira de Melo checked from the big blind to 2007 WSOP Main Event Jerry Yang, who bet 850. The call was made, and then both players checked the 
turn. When the 
completed the board on the river, de Melo led out for 1,950 and Yang wasted little time in folding.
Not much of a hand, but it gave us a good excuse to update you on both their counts. Speaking of which, WSOP bracelet winner Mitch Schock is sitting nearby with a healthy stack of 86,000.
There was a raise to 725 from middle position, a raise that was greeted with a three-bet of 2,000 from Jason Duval in the cutoff. The action folded back to the initial raiser and he made the call.
A flop reading 
was checked to Duval and he made a continuation bet of 2,000. Duval's opponent called and the dealer placed the 
onto the turn. Again, it was checked to Duval who accouned "forty-two" and tossed an orange T5,000 chip into the middle of the felt.
The turn bet was enough to win the hand because Duval's opponent folded and the Canadian, who won a bracelet at the 2013 WSOP, climbed to 37,500 chips.
The board read 
when Jan Suchanek check-raised Craig McCorkell's bet from 2,700 up to 6,000.
McCorkell tanked for quite a bit before making the call. On the river, the hit.
Suchanek checked to McCorkell right away and the Brit tanked for a bit before betting 7,500. Suchanek folded immediately and McCorkell picked up this pot.
Jason Koon popped it up to 800 from late position and found a single call from the player in the small blind. The two took a flop of 
and both checked to the 
on the turn. Koon's opponent fired 1,050 and Koon tossed forward a call.
The completed the board and Koon faced a bet of 1,500. He thought for quite some time before before kicking his cards into the muck. With this hit, Koon is down to about 39,600 in chips.
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