John Racener was the bring in. Eric Rodawig completed and Phil Hellmuth called. John Racener ducked out of the way.
Hellmuth check-called on fourth street and when Rodawig took the on-board lead on fifth street, he bet. Hellmuth called, setting up the drama and crazyness on sixth. Hellmuth paired up and led out with a bet, Rodawig raised, and Hellmuth got his chips in as quickly as he could.
There was a good amount of confusion at the table, especially with Rodawig, on how the action reached that point and what still needed to be put into the pot. After about a minute of running through it, it was figured out and Hellmuth turned over his full house. Rodawig was none too pleased, turning over a worse full house.
Both players caught queens on seventh, securing the double for Hellmuth.
John Racener was the bring in and the table folded to David Benyamine, who completed. Racener popped it with a raise, Benyamine called, and then check-called Racener's fourth-street bet.
Racener took the on-board lead on fifth street and bet, getting called by Benyamine. Racener improved to trips on sixth street and bet again, forcing Benyamine to a decision for his remaining 70,000 roughly. After a few moments deliberating, Benyamine called.
Racener
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Racener had trips and a wheel draw to Benyamine's pair of fours and a low draw. Racener turned over his seventh street first, the to make a 6-5 low. Benyamine was drawing thin, but pulled a timely to make better trips and chop up the pot.
On fourth street, Phil Hellmuth bet his pair and David Benyamine raised to chase away John Racener. Hellmuth called, very much to the liking of Benyamine. "Somebody doesn't have three queens," said a happy Benyamine.
On fifth street, the rest of Benyamine's stack got into the middle and he was very happy to hit the on sixth street to make a low and make Hellmuth sweat. Hellmuth, meanwhile, turned over an on sixth, followed by the on seventh.
Benyamine slowly peeled his seventh street with Eric Rodawig and Racener sweating with him, but it was just the to improve his low.
David Benyamine had the bring in and Mikhail Savinov completed when it was folded around to him, Benyamine called before leading out on fourth street. Savinov made the call and then bet and was check-raised all in by the Frenchman - Savinov again making the call.
The Russian wasn't in bad shape, holding a gutterball, a pair and four to a low against Benyamine's aces. On sixth, Savinov went ahead with two pair but Benyamine pulled out a queen for aces up on seventh. Savinov needed a five, six or seven to scoop or any other low card to chop but he could only pick the and bricked.
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to make a 6-5 low. Benyamine was drawing thin, but pulled a timely 
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