Featured Table Announcer Robbie Thompson

Tournament Director Robbie Thompson handles the bulk of the live announcing duties at ESPN's featured table on Day 5 of the WSOP Main Event.

Big Chip Stacks Look Good on TV

With 219 million in chips in play, the stacks are growing large on Day 5 of the WSOP Main Event. While the chips could be colored up to lessen their size, the large stacks look much better for ESPN's TV cameras.

Amazon Room During Dinner Break

The dealers are the only ones inside the ropes during the dinner break on Day 5 of the WSOP Main Event.

Scotty Nguyen Doubles Up and Blows a Kiss

After checking to the turn on a board of A-7-4-9, Scotty Nguyen is all in with a set of sevens against his opponent's two pair, aces and fours. Nguyen's hand held up, doubling his short stack of chips as he blows a kiss to his fans on the balcony.

Scotty Nguyen Signs Autographs During Play

Even though he's short-stacked and play continues at the secondary featured table without him, Scotty Nguyen doesn't turn down fan requests for photos and autographs. Even after some controversial behavior on his way to winning the 2008 $50,000 H.O.R.S.E. event, Nguyen still has a strong connection with poker fans and is one of the most beloved players.

Scotty Nguyen Takes His Own Breaks

While the tournament schedule lists a break every two hours, Scotty Nguyen plays at his own pace, and takes breaks whenever he feels ready for a break. Even here, when he has a below-average stack on Day 5 of the WSOP Main Event, Nguyen takes a stroll toward the back exit of the Amazon Room.

Interviewing Adam "Roothlus" Levy

Adam "Roothlus" Levy is interviewed by Kristy Arnett during one of the breaks on Day 5 of the WSOP Main Event.

Second-to-Last Woman Standing Dorothy Von Sachsen

Dorothy Von Sachsen is one of the last two women left in the WSOP Main Event with about 300 players remaining. Unfortunately, Von Sachsen was eliminated in 273rd place, leaving Breeze Zuckerman as the last woman standing.

Norman Chad Talks to Hasan Habib

Norman Chad (standing) stops by to chat with Hasan Habib on Day 5 of the WSOP Main Event. Habib is one of three players remaining who has a Main Event final table on their resume. (The other two are Johnny Chan and Russell Rosenblum.)

Two Mizrachis Down, But Two More Still Going Strong

The Mizrachi family continues their strong World Series of Poker, as all four brothers (Robert, Michael, Eric, and Donny) cashed in the WSOP Main Event. Eric busted in 718th place, and Donny busted in 345th place. Both Robert (pictured here) and Michael survived to the end of Day 5.