Más notícias para o contingente luso! Nuno "Fellini" Teixeira acaba de ser eliminado do Main Event das WSOP 2014.
As fichas acabaram no centro da mesa ainda pré-flop e o 
de Fellini perdeu para o 
do adversário.
A board 
eliminou o luso.
Dentro de momentos publicaremos entrevista com Fellini!
While getting some counts from the Brasilia Silver section, our reporter learned what Barry Greenstein's three favorite movies are (*cue drumroll*):
We also learned that he had bacon juice for breakfast. Greenstein was humoring a player at the table who said her friends had texted her and wanted to know the answers to those questions. He kindly obliged with answers.
Onto the chip counts:
Action folded around to Christophe Gross on the button and he raised to 2,000, which Sasa Stancic responded to by three-betting to 6,000 from the small blind. The big folded, Gross called and both players checked the 
flop.
The action repeated itself on the 
turn and Stancic led out for 6,500 on the 
river. Gross called with the 
for a rivered set, which bested the 
of Stancic.
We arrived to find Barry Greenstein heads up with an opponent on a completed board of 
. With what looked to be around 26,000 already in the middle of the table, Greenstein's opponent fired out a bet of 8,700. Greenstein wasted little time coming over the top for 26,000 total, sending his opponent deep into the tank.
After about 90 seconds, Greenstein's opponent flicked his cards forward, signifying a fold. The three-time WSOP bracelet winner picked up the pot and now has about 115,000 in chips.
Action folded to Haralabos Voulgaris, who tossed in his last 15,100 in the hijack spot. Arthur Morris called out of the small blind.
Morris:
Voulgaris: 
The flop brought grim news for Voulgaris: 
, giving his opponent a pair. Voulgaris turned it around on fourth street with an 
, though, and the was a safe river card.
"I bled down to 15,000, that's so embarrassing," Voulgaris said with a chuckle.
There was a raise to 2,000 on the button, Phil Ivey three-bet to 6,000 out of the small blind, and the player called. The flop came 
, Ivey fired out 8,000, and his opponent called.
Ivey bet another 16,000 on the turn, the player called, and Ivey moved all in for effectively 28,700 on the 
river. The player tank-called with 
for a pair of queens, but it was no good against Ivey's 
for a flush.
The 10-time WSOP bracelet winner now has 478,000 chips.
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