The WPTLadies has just started level 4. There are now 96 entries and the average chip count is now up to 31,200 chips. Here are some photos of the players.
Demo Kiriopoulos was stringing along his opponent after flopping a set on a 
board, looking to obtain maximum value from Lawrence Greenberg.
With almost 50,000 in the pot already before the river action, Lawrence Greenberg announced all-in for his remaining 37,300, and Demo was quick to make the call. Lawrence tabled 
for a rivered full-house, and Demo flashed his 
while nodding his head in disbelief, watching the 125,000 chip pot get pushed away from him.
Demo was left with a little over 40,000 after the hand.
As we passed by table 21 it was hard not to notice that the (usually) formidable pile of chips in front of Trevor Argue was conspicuously absent. Instead of having over 300,000, he had closer to 30,000. Although we were not at the table at the time, we learned that Trevor had come down on the wrong side of an all in.
According to one of the players at his table, the hand that crippled Trevor was dealt 10-9-4, with Trevor and Mathyeu Provost battling it out, going all in on the flop. Trevor was holding a Q-4, but his opponent had a set of 10s.
That said, as this post was being written it appears that Trevor has begun his comeback. We’ll see if he can stay in the hunt!
Edward Lin just added a few more chips to his big stack after eliminating Philippe D’Auteuil from the field. The two players clashed pre-flop holding premium cards, and once there were no more chips to wager, hands were tabled.
Philippe: 
Edward: 
Board: 
Edward picked up a fresh 30,000 chips in the hand, pushing his chip count up above 150,000.
There are plenty of competitors, and thus plenty of photos to share. Here are some more that sat down to start the WPTDeepStacks Day 2.
At table 36 there was another short stack shoving for his tournament life. Unfortunately for him, there was no double up, but an early exit. The player in question was Gregory Katayama, who shoved preflop for 31,000. He found a caller in Amir Shami.
Gregory: 
Amir:
The board was dealt 
, and Katayama grabbed his jacket and headed for the exit, losing to Amir’s pocket Kings.
