Down to 14,000, Benny Glaser raised from under the gun. John Hennigan three-bet from the button, the blinds folded and Glaser called all in with , slightly trailing Hennigan's .
The board ran out , giving Glaser kings and fours to double up.
Scott Cole raised first to act and John Hennigan called in the big blind. Hennigan check-called a bet on the flop and he did so again on the turn. The river was checked and Cole showed for fours and treys, Hennigan mucked and the was exposed
Omaha Hi-Lo
Shortly after the game type changed and Benny Glaser raised first to act, Motohiro Kondo three-bet from one seat over and Iraj Parvizi called in the cutoff, as did Glaser. All three players checked the flop and the turn was checked to Parvizi, who bet. Glaser gave it some thought and moved all in for 13,000 total, Kondo folded and Parvizi called it off.
Glaser tabled the and was already secured the double, as Parvizi only had , making the on the river a formality.
The screens show a total of 40 players remaining and they have been sent into their second 15-minute break of the day. Another three double levels are scheduled for today and the dinner break will take place upon the completion of the next double level.
With the elimination of Shaun Deeb just prior to the end of Level 14, the streamed feature table has been broken and the entire field is now in the tan section.
Benny Glaser raised and was called by Iraj Parvizi in the small blind and John Hennigan in the big blind. On the flop, action checked to Glaser and the bet of the Brit was called only by Hennigan. The appeared on the turn and Hennigan check-called once more and the duo then checked the river.
"Nothing," Hennigan announced and mucked his cards. Glaser replied "I also have nothing" and tabled the to claim the pot.
On fourth, Fabrice Soulier checked and called a bet before doing so again on fifth. On sixth, Carol Fuchs paired her seven and bet, Soulier called. Fuchs bet again seventh and Soulier flashed his cards briefly before sending them into the muck.
Picking up the action on fourth street, Fabrice Soulier check-called a bet from Katherine Fleck. On fifth street, Fleck paired up to take the on-board lead and bet. Soulier called, then committed his remaining chips on sixth street after Fleck made open trips.
Despite being all in, the cards weren't tabled until after seventh street where Fleck tabled . Soulier wasn't able to beat Fleck's trips, though, and was eliminated.
Jean Gaspard checked fourth and Andrew Barber bet, Gaspard called. On fifth, Gaspard check-called once more before sixth ended up getting checked through. On seventh, Gaspard checked and called a bet to get shown for aces and fours by Barber, which ended up winning the pot.
At almost the same time, Motohiro Kondo was ousted by John Hennigan in a Razz hand and the next bigger pot on the same table once again involved Gaspard. He ended up scooping Michael McKenna with an eight-high straight and McKenna mucked aces up to drop into the danger zone.