Short Stack Label Removed from Madsen
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Joe Serock raised under the gun and the very active short-stacked Jeff Madsen called in the big blind. They saw a flop.
Flop: 
Madsen checked and Serock bet 35,000. Madsen, most curiously, flat-called, with around six and a half big blinds behind. Intriguing.
Turn: 
Madsen checked again and this time the bet from Serock was 60,000. Madsen now pushed all in for an additional 73,000, and his face went back inside his t-shirt.
The tension while Serock tanked was broken for a moment by Mike Matusow shouting at Jeffrey Lisandro from up on the mezzanine. Everyone ignored him and Serock went back into his tank. Eventually he folded, and Madsen is no longer the short stack.
In fact all three players who are not Jeffrey Lisandro are roughly even, on between 300,000 and 350,000 apiece. Lisandro remains the chip daddy on around 600,000.