We've reached that point in the proceedings where they take a break every other hand. Don't worry though, the cards are back in the air again...for now.

We've just played the 100th hand at this final table and action remains four-handed, meaning we've lost one soul in the first hundred hands of play.

Vadim Trincher is chipleader, though he has been seemingly unable to either gain or lose chips thus far, despite having played his normal active style of play.

Amnon Filippi is the short stack. The New Yorker made a million-chip all-in shove preflop before the last TV break, but though Lenny Cortellino gave the matter some thought, no call was eventually forthcoming.

Filippi has never finished better than fourth at a WPT final table and will need to chip up if he's going to eclipse that mark here at Foxwoods.

And we just had another chopped pot, a cheap disappointment that resulted from Matt Casterella and Trincher both having a jack on an A-10-2-Q-K board.

All-in on the river, a brief moment of excitement and then the inevitable letdown. 

In this update, we're going to tell you about a chopped pot.

Vadim Trincher raised to 100,000 and Amnon Filippi made the call on the button.

The flop came T 9 6 and both players checked. 

The turn was the 6 and Trincher bet out 130,000. Filippi flat-called and the river was the T, sending the crowd into the usual paroxysms of awe/joy/rage/whatever.

So Trincher bet out 500,000 and Filippi instantly moved all-in. Trincher made the call, and turned up pocket sixes for quads. The boy was out of the tournament!  and yeah, they both had tens. Bo-ring.

Matt Casterella limps-in from the small blind and Vadim Trincher raises to 120,000 from the big blind.

Casterella makes the call and the flop comes 7 7 4. Both players check.

The turn is the 5 and Casterella checks to Trincher, who bets 110,000. Casterella raises to 310,000 and Trincher folds. 

The boy takes the pot.

Lenny Cortellino raises to 80,000 from the small blind and Matt Casterella makes the call in the big blind.

The flop comes 5 3 2 and Cortellino bets 105,000. Casterella makes the call.

The turn is the 8 and Cortellino checks. Casterella bets 225,000 and Cortellino calls.

The river is the 8 and Cortellino checks again. Casterella bets 500,000 and Cortellino makes the call. Casterlla shows two diamonds and takes the pot with a queen-high diamond flush.

Amnon Filippi raises to 80,000 and Matt Casterella calls in the big blind.

The flop comes K J 8 and Casterella checks to Filippi, who bets out 120,000.

Casterella raises to 320,000 and Filippi makes the call. The turn is the 2 and Casterella moves all-in for 1.3 million.

Filippi thinks for a few minutes before he folds and Casterella takes the pot. He shows the J as he does so.

Vadim Trincher limps-in from the small blind and Amnon Filippi checks his option in the big blind.

The flop comes J 5 2 and both players check.

The turn is the 3 and Trincher bets out 55,000. Filippi makes the call and the river is the 3.

Trincher checks to Filippi, who bets 125,000.

Trincher raises to 425,000 and Filippi calls. Trincher shows J 3 and Filippi flashes a three as he mucks.

Trincher takes the pot with a full house.

Amnon Filippi raises to 80,000 in the cut-off and Alex Perelberg moves all-in over the top for 95,000 more from the big blind.

Filippi makes the call, turning up K 8. Perelberg is behind with T 7.

The flop comes Q J 9 and Perelberg flops a flush draw and inside-straight draw.

The turn is the 4, however, and the river the Q and Filippi takes the pot.

Perelberg is eliminated in fifth place and earns $106,007 in prize money.

Alex Perelberg open-shoves all-in for 137,000 from under the gun and Matt Castarella makes the call in the big blind, turning up 4 4 to Perelberg's A 3.

The flop comes Q 6 5 and Perelberg picks up a flush draw. 

The turn is the 9 and the river is the K and Perelberg wins the pot with an ace-high flush. He doubles through Castarella.

Amnon Filippi raises to 80,000 from under the gun and Vadim Trincher calls in the big blind. The flop comes 7 7 5 and Trincher bets 100,000.

Filippi calls and the turn is the T. Trincher checks to Filippi, who bets 175,000. 

Trincher raises to 500,000 and Filippi folds. Trincher takes the pot.