Daniel Idema bet into Young Phan with a pair on fourth street, and Phan called with two babies. Idema bet again after catching a brick on fifth, but Phan caught a ten, so he decided to roll with the hand.
"Let's go all in," he said. Idema obliged him.
Phan: /
Idema: /
Idema's tens led, but Phan had four to a low and a gutshot draw. Phan seemed disgusted after picking up the on sixth, and Idema caught a brick as well. Phan squeezed out a on the end, giving him a straight and a low, and he scooped the pot.
Hertzog checked on fourth with his pair of eights, Paez bet, and both Leah and Hertzog called. Hertzog opted to lead on fifth, Paez and Leah both called, and Paez led out on sixth when he made a pair of aces. Both Leah and Hertzog called.
On seventh, Paez led out again and only Hertzog called. Paez showed for aces-up, but he was scooped by Hertzog, who showed for a straight.
Gill check-called a bet on fourth street, then led out on fifth, sixth, and seventh. Johnson called all three bets, then mucked when Gill tabled for aces and an eighty-four low.
In the last hand before break, Raul Paez was contemplating a bet from Joseph Hertzog on sixth street:
Paez:
Hertzog:
Paez made the call after a minute or so of thought, and the dealer tossed out seventh street. Hertzog fired again, and Paez made the call. Hertzog showed for a wheel. Paez cursed, slapping down for kings up.
Mike Leah and Raul Paez got all of Paez's chips in the middle on third.
Leah:
Paez:
By sixth, here's how their boards looked:
Leah:
Paez:
Paez already had the low locked up, and improvement would give him a chance at the high if Leah didn't improve. Leah turned over , and Paez's last card was , giving him two pair and the scoop.
for a pair of fours. Chu showed 
for sixes up to take the pot and send Sperling out.
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on sixth, and Idema caught a brick as well. Phan squeezed out a 
on the end, giving him a straight and a low, and he scooped the pot.
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/ 
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for a straight.
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for a wheel. Paez cursed, slapping down 
