huh. Frankenberger felts Ivey after all. Gross.

Tony G – What a day for poker! Phil Hellmuth you have made the WSOP explode!

Tony G is such a ****

That's pretty low, his kids read this forum.

damn how can Ivey lose to this donk?!?!

Poker isn't fair

Holy crap lol. The dig at Schwartz is massive.

Any Victor updates?

Phil Hellmuth was the victor.

nice 3rd post sir

Congratulations on completely missing my point.

Getting a razz bracelet is pretty awesome.

I think the last update was that he was seen in a 50/100/200 cash game.

Not to sound like a tongue licker, but Ivey has three bracelets over the past two WSOPs that he played (not counting 2011), a recent ME FT, the heads up last night, his recent win in Australia plus another FT there. Everyone loves to see the mighty fall but credit where it's due.

What he showed last night is his humanity. He feels pressure, makes mistakes, gets tired, and has emotions. Everyone in poker always talks like he's immune to these things. He was certainly at his worst last night but some of the criticism here is silly and comes more out of people looking at him as a false God than anything else.

I missed the Ivey heads up for Helmuth, what happened with Ivey to show his emotions?

He got it in with an OESD and a backdoor flush draw and completely missed so he's obviously going through emotional problems.

Phil on his Razz skills (at 1:01): "ABSOLUTELY WORLD CLASS TOP OF THE GAME"

Visible frustration, leaning back in his chair, puffing his lips a couple of times, and a pretty stunned/shocked head jolt when he saw the K high hand.

He didn't explode or anything, but it was obvious that he was frustrated and a little rattled.

"Viktor Blom has been losing and losing in online cash games this year, but that hasn't deterred the Swedish Vegas-debutant from trying his luck with live poker.

Viktor "Isildur1" Blom is not only in Las Vegas to chase WSOP bracelets.

After his exit at WSOP event #16 ($1,500 NLHE Six-Handed) last Friday the Swedish online phenomenon went straight to the Rio Hotel's cash game section - and took a seat in a $50/$100/$200 PLO game.

The 21-year-old Swede played among others the high stakes shark Brian "tsarrast" Rast, the former winner of WSOP's $10,000 heads-up event Ayaz Mahmood, Rami Boukai and no 16 from last year's WSOP Main Event Ryan Lenaghan.

And - according to CardPlayer - Viktor Blom sat down with a huge bundle of $100 bills and assorted chips - and he apparently had everyone covered - except for Rast."

Not a lot of information.

barry and jeff shulman will try to reach the final tables of the no limit and the limit events today. I hope they both get it.