"Does it feel like a world championship event when both players in a hand are trembling?" asked Nicolas Levi, wandering away from his table where a big hand was taking place. Possibly not in level 2, but nevertheless, there was an flop out and one Hylton Goss was betting out 1,800. His opponent was tanking and indeed shaking ever so slightly -- and eventually pushed for just pocket change more than Goss' bet. A call, and Goss' pocket kings were well ahead of his opponent's pocket queens. No further diamonds on the turn or river, as well as a distinct lack of queens, and Goss moved on up to around 5,500 while his luckless opponent headed for the door.