Barry Greenstein raised it up to 600 preflop and received two callers, the first of whom was Sam Trickett on the button. On a flop, Greenstein led for 600 and Trickett called. The turn and river were both checked down, allowing Trickett to pick up the pot with .
Greenstein mucked and is down to 5,000, although his double-chance chip remains in tact.
One player who seems to have had a lie in this afternoon is Chris 'Jesus' Ferugson, the ball-room dancing, vegetable-chopping Full Tilt pro joining what has now become the most star-studded table in the arena.
Seat 1: Chris Ferguson
Seat 2: Roberto Romanello
Seat 3: Joe Beevers
Seat 4: Allen Cunningham
Seat 5: Jeff Madsen
Seat 8: Chris Bjorin
Seat 9: Yuval Bronshtein
Even Seat 7 has a ticket with the name 'David Williams' lying patiently on the felt.
Bracelet winner Vitaly Lunkin won't be adding to his trophy cabinet this year. He was snipered down by Michael Greco with versus all in on a flop. No change on the blank turn and river and the Russian was gone.
On a flop, Nenad Medic led for 1,700, Jani Vilnumen flat called, and Annette Obrestad pushed all in for around 13,000. Vilnumen was the only player who dwelt, but he too eventually folded.
It was Shaun Deeb who took Jerome's scalp. Having raised the button with , Phil Ivey made the call in the small blind and the two players saw a flop. Ivey potted, Deeb moved all in and Ivey called.
With Ivey flipping for middle set, Deeb was in need of a fifth diamond which duly arrived on the turn. After the board failed to pair on the river, Ivey quietly slipped away and Deeb picked up the pot.
At first glance, Deeb looks like your current chip leader with around the 35-40,000 mark.