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[QUOTE="beardyian, post: 822909, member: 2225"] [B]Event 33 7 Card Stud Hi/Low[/B] [U]Back in Inaction[/U] Through our half-closed eyes, we can just make out the fact that the cards are being dealt once again, and play has resumed. [U]Riddle Me This[/U] Marcel Luske is doing his part to keep the field awake. He recently presented a riddle to both remaining tables: "You have a dime and a dollar. You have to buy a dog and a collar. The dog costs a dollar more than the collar. How much does the collar cost?" Howard Lederer asked, "Isn't that one of those imbecile tests, and not a riddle?" [U]Lo and Behold[/U] Phil Hellmuth has just walked in to the Brasilia Room at the ungodly hour of [B]6:30am[/B]. He is hobnobbing it with the remaining players. Color commentary no doubt forthcoming. [U]A Different Game[/U] Howard Lederer is playing Musical Chairs. Since we have nine players left, there is one table of four, and one of five. To compensate for this, the tournament staff is swapping a player between tables every half hour. Guess who the lucky player has been each and every time. The Professor has been bounced back and forth at least five times now since we got nine handed. [U]Hellmuth's Story[/U] Hellmuth is wearing the same clothes he was wearing yesterday. He hasn't shaved, and he is looking a little rough around the edges. Howard Lederer asked him, "What are you doing up? It looks like you haven't slept." Hellmuth replied, "After I busted in that yesterday, I've been playing Chinese Poker all night." And so it continues 6.45am in Las Vegas and still playing :eek: [I]Edited from Pokernews[/I] [/QUOTE]
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