Pot-Limit Omaha
On the flop of 
, Michael "The Grinder" Mizrachi and Daniel Ospina got all the money in. Mizrachi checked the flop, Ospina shoved and Mizrachi called. Mizrachi held the 
and Ospina the 
.
The turn was the 
and the river the 
. Mizrachi's trip eights were the best hand and he had the most chips. Ospina was sent to the rail while Mizrachi improved to 49,000 in chips.
Level: 16
Blinds: 0/0
Ante: 0
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Stud 8/b
Scott Seiver: 
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Diego Cordovez: / 
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Seiver had called a raise from Cordovez on third street and raised Cordovez's bet on fourth street. Cordovez responded by re-raising all in and Seiver made the call again.
Seiver ended up making a wheel by the river, which was good enough for a scoop. Seiver had been slipping in chips but he's now back up over 100,000.
Stud-8
Dario Alioto: (
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Kirill Rabtsov: ()(
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Alioto was all in by fourth street when we picked up the action. He ended up making two pair, kings and tens, on sixth street and his opponent, Rabtsov, couldn't spike anything better than just a pair of aces. Coming from behind to double up, Alioto now has 49,000 in chips while Rabtsov dropped to 95,000.
Team PokerStars has four team members that have cashed in this event and one friend. Dario Minieri and Luca Pagano have both cashed and are from Team Pro Italy. This is also Pagano's first WSOP event this year and it looks to be going quite well. Alexander Kravchenko from Team Pro Russia and Jose Barbero from Team Pro Argentina are also in the money. Bill Chen, who is a Friend of PokerStars, is also in the money.
Will one of them make the money table en route to taking home the gold bracelet? Stick with us at PokerNews to find out!
Stud
Kirill Rabtsov: / 
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Marcus Golser: (X)(X) / 
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We arrived at the scene of the bust to see Golser call bets from Rabtsov on fifth, sixth and seventh streets, with the last call putting him all in.
Rabtsov tabled a pair of queens which was good enough to knock out Golser, who mucked his cards.
Omaha 8/b
Christopher Amaral made a late position raise and was called by Matthew Vengrin on the button and Vitaly Lunkin in the big blind.
The flop came 
Lunkin put his last 2,900 into the middle with both Vengrin and Amaral calling.
The turn was the and action was checked to the river, which brought the . Amaral made a bet and was called by Vengrin.
Vengrin showed 
but it was no good against Lunkin's higher flush with 
. What Amaral had will remain a mystery. He mucked his hand and Lunkin tripled up.
With the bubble bursting, Frank Kassela has earned five more points for the 2010 WSOP Player of the Year and is tied again with John Juanda. Both have 225 points now.
Razz
Steve Billirakis was all in with the 
in a hand of razz and up against Bill Chen. Billirakis needed to draw one more and hit against the 
of Chen. Billirakis' last card was another ace and he was eliminated from the tournament.
Stud
Marcus Golser: 
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Dario Alioto: / 
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All of Golser's chips were committed on third street and he had some serious cards to catch if he wanted to improve against Alioto. He found an ace on fourth street and that was all he needed to do as he faded Alioto's flush-draw and doubled up.
