Nick Schulman raised to 1,800 from middle position and action folded around to the player in the big blind. He tossed out a call and the two were off to the flop.
The dealer fanned 
on the felt and Schulman's opponent waited a beat before tossing out 2,500. Schulman came over the top with a raise to 6,000 and his opponent quickly let his cards go. Schulman took down the pot and now sits around 130,000 in chips.
Gus Hansen began the day with a very solid stack of 90,000, but it seemed to be smaller every time we walked by and checked on it. Finally, he was no longer in his seat, so we asked the players at the table what happened. Apparently, Hansen got the last of it in with a straight draw on the flop against an opponent who held two pair, and Hansen failed to get there.
We noticed that WSOP bracelet winner Doug "WCGRider" Polk was no longer in his seat, which led us to believe that he had been eliminated from the tournament. Sure enough, a quick check with Ola "no_Ola" Amundsgard confirmed that Polk had fallen.
As Amundsgard told it, Polk shoved from middle position for his last 15,000 or so holding 
and Yun Fan woke up with 
in the big blind. An ace on the flop was all it took to eliminate one of online poker's most fierce competitors, and while Polk is no doubt disappointed, he leaves the 2014 WSOP with a coveted gold bracelet.
It’s all gone a bit quiet at the David Tuchman, Eric Ethans, Vanessa Rousso table.
The reason may be a hand that went down a while ago were Ethan opened on Tuchman called. The flop was 
and Tuchman called a bet from Ethans.
The turn brought the 
and Tuchman raised a bet to 15,000 and Ethans made the call. The river was a 
and Ethans moved all in covering Tuchman who tanked for a few minutes before making the call with 
and was good against the 
of Ethans.
The player under the gun raised to 2,200, a player in late position three bet to 4,600, David "ODB"Baker four-bet shoved all in for around 19,000, the original raiser made the call putting Baker at risk, and the player in late position folded.
Baker: 
Opponent: 
Baker and his opponent both smiled as the dealer gathered the flop. The 
were laid out across the middle and immediately Baker's opponent asked for a count. The 
and 
on the turn and river were needless and Baker scored another double.
Phil Ivey raised to 2,000 in middle position, and the action folded to Danny Johnson in the big blind.
"How can I pass up an opportunity to play with the GOAT?" he said, tossing in a call.
The flop came 
, Johnson checked, and Ivey bet 2,800. Johnson called. Both players checked on the turn (
), and the completed the board.
"Jordan," Johnson announced, betting 2,300.
Ivey tossed in a call, and Johnson turned over . Ivey mucked.
"Maholla," Johnson blurted, pulling in the pot. "GOAT one, Maholla two. I'm keeping count."
David "ODB" Baker was down to his last few chips and got them all in with 
against Scott Palmer and another short stack that Palmer had covered. Palmer held , and the other short stack held 
. The board would run out 
and Baker would triple up to 17,000 and Palmer would win the small side pot moving his stack up to a very healthy 265,000.
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