Poker News: Team Bodog poker player Yuval Bronshtein, who desperately needs a nickname, seems to have picked one up on his way to the Day 2 chip lead. His super-aggressive play and, at times, overwhelming chip lead caused his tablemates to start referring to him as "The Steamroller". While this isn't really any shorter to write than his real name, we did get what we asked for. However, much like David Williams is referred to as "DW", we are going to be the cool kids and refer to Yuval as "YB". Play online poker

YB goes into the final table with roughly a 60k chip lead over second-place Greg Hopkins. Expect the action to be fast and the pot sizes big as "The Steamroller" will be pushing the rest of the table into potentially poker tournament-ending decisions with his aggressive play. The last leg begins today at 2pm PDT and will be held in the Bluff "Sequestrium" inside the Amazon Room. Read poker blogs

Two guests are allowed to be sequestered with him, but any other interested parties will be kept out. So, much like when Team Bodog poker player Justin "ZeeJustin" Bonomo made a final table, we will be staring at a wall of black curtains straining to hear the TD inside to get updates on his progress. Which can be as interesting as watching paint dry for the excluded friends and family. Download poker wallpapers

We guess you could use the luxurious (*cough*) viewing area in the hallway to watch the hour-delay WorldSeries of Poker.com webcast of the final table which had a lot of women poker players, but the purported "beverage service" will more likely consist of us sneaking non-alcoholic carbonated beverages out of the door of the media room. Tell the friends and family to come out for the after-party, that'll be more fun for everyone, especially if you invite us. We're fun people. route 66 poker

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