Rounds of applause continue to ring out at table 437 on the next dealer down, however the latest round was to applaud the efforts of Nick Guagenti, who was the first player to be eliminated from the tournament.
He recently fell at the hands of "30 Minutes of Happiness" creator Brandon Shack-Harris in a hand of Stud 8 or Better.
Brandon Shack-Harris always brings a fun and unique atmosphere to any table he plays at, and today that includes "30 Minutes of Happiness".
For the current dealer down, any pot won by a player at his table postflop in flop games, or after fourth street in stud games, also receives a cordial round of applause from the rest of the table.
Recently, Joe Hachem and Nick Guagenti won pots and a round of applause, with Guagenti saying "I played my hand for the clap equity".
Shack-Harris also wanted to let it be known that "Peetie Sweetie" was the first winner in "30 Minutes of Happiness".
PokerNews will keep you posted if this evolves to 60, 90, or even more "Minutes of Happiness" here in the Amazon room.
Nível: 4
Limit Blinds: 500/1,000
Stud Blinds: 300/1,000 Ante: 200
Limits: 1,000/2,000
The Tournament clock shows 90 players registered as level three continues.
Razz
After recently joining the tournament, Nate Silver has been quickly building his stack.
In a recent hand of Razz against Cory Zeidman, their boards read as follows,
Nate Silver: 
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Cory Zeidman: /
Silver check-called a bet on fourth street, then took over the betting lead on fifth and sixth, finally receiving a fold from Zeidman on sixth.
Omaha Hi-Lo
Nick Schulman called John Monnette's turn bet on the board showing 
and the action repeated on the 
river.
Nick Schulman: 
John Monnette:
Schulman turned over his straight with a low to scoop the pot as Monnette mucked, bringing him almost back to a starting stack.
Several new players have joined the field, including Event #2: $25,000 H.O.R.S.E. champion Jesse Klein.
Limit Hold'em
John Esposito was battling with Paul Dewald on a board showing 
, and Dewald called to see a river. Esposito bet the 
river, and turned over 
once Dewald called to take another early pot.
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