It's 3 P.M. in the Main Event; What Do You Order?
Shots, of course! Over on Table 600 in the Miranda Room, the player in Seat 2 asked who was interested in doing shots. Remarkably enough, several players at the table agreed.
Liv Boeree, though, politely declined.
"You don't owe me an explanation," the instigator said. "No peer pressure."
"Niall!" Boeree shouted to Niall Farrell one table over. "They're doing shots here. You're at the wrong table!"
"Ow, damn!" Farrell exclaimed with a grin that gave away that he's no stranger to doing shots.
"You want one?" the two-seat asked Farrell. But Farrell too declined, saying he didn't want to be the only one on his table doing it. With the likes of Stuart Rutter, Nacho Barbero, and Melanie Weisner at his table, there's always the possibility it might happen later on. The last level of the day is a more common level for a drink than the second, though.
and got action from Gaelle Baumann on the button (
) and Noah Schwartz in the big blind (
). 
and Selbst bet 700. Baumann called and Schwartz folded. On the 
turn, Selbst checked. Baumann bet 1,700 and Selbst made it 5,800. Baumann called. On the 
river, Selbst overbet the pot slightly with 16,200. Baumann moved all in for Selbst's last 20,000 or so.
