And On His Cards He Had a Rooster, E-I-E-I-O!
Livello 6
: 250/500, 50 ante
When we scanned the list of players who would be starting the day in the blue section we noticed that Table #296 had a couple of recognizable names including Matt Waxman, Kenny Nguyen and ... Ronald McDonald?
We've confirmed that the player in the 1 seat at that table is in fact named identically to the McDonald's mascot. Our reporter's heads were already swimming with fast-food-related puns and then we noticed that his card protector is a small figurine of a rooster. Please excuse us as we now have "Old McDonald" jokes trying to escape our typing fingers as well.
McDonald started the day with just shy of 40,000 in chips and we'll be keeping an eye on him throughout the day.
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flop. On the 
turn, Song again check-called a bet, this time for 5,000. When the 
hit the river, Song checked one last time and his opponent threw in a final bet of 5,000.
. Song was a bit confused at first as he thought he heard king-nine which would have been trips but then realized this wasn’t the case and the 
for jacks up that he turned over was good to win the pot.
flop where Mike Sica led for 1,200 in the cutoff. The big blind came back with a check-raise to 4,200 and Sica moved all in for around 10,000 total. The big blind made the call as the players turned up their cards.
on the turn gave Sica an inside-straight draw as well but the 
on the river bricked for him and he was eliminated.
the under-the-gun player had bet 6,025 and Jason Alexander called. When the river brought the 
the first player relinquished control of the hand by checking and Alexander took the opportunity to bet 10,000. The first player went into the tank looking completely stumped about what to do. He put his hand on his forehead and took another quick glance at his cards before deciding to fold.
board, Arnaud Mattern called the 3,100-chip bet from his opponent. The river was the 
and Moorman continued out with a bet of 3,500. Once again the middle position player made the call. The 
hit the river and Moorman made a pot sized bet. His opponent folded and Moorman took the pot down.