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[QUOTE="smd173, post: 483912, member: 2614"]
Yes, when I was in the Stud H/L tourney at last year's WSOP, the second table I got moved too had David Singer from Full Tilt and Victor Ramdin from Poker Stars. Robert Williamson III of Full Tilt joined the table later but was short stacked and I didn't play any hands against him.
 
I did play a big hand against Ramdin. I had a flush draw against him on 4th and I was check calling him down. He was kind of short stacked and I had some chips to play with. I did not hit my flush, but I did managed a pair of Jacks on 7th. Again, I checked, he bet $100. The pot was too big and his hand didn't look that scary. So I made the call, only to find out he had a pair of 10s and I scooped the pot with my Jacks. He was left with only $125 in chips. So I nearly busted him. He doubled up the next 2 hands but then lost another hand and was eliminated. 
 
I was not intimidated by the pros. I went into the WSOP event with the mindset that if I ran into a pro, I would treat him/her just like any other player. Because that's really what they are. Especially in a limit game. 
 
The only noticable difference I saw between their play and others was that they were more aggressive (which you'd kind of expect anyway). Especially after the dinner break. 
 
It was a great experience though. I hope to repeat it sometime. Everyone should save up the $1,000 or $1,500 to get into one of the smaller events and play sometimes. Especially if you are a big poker nut.
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