Laith Salem completed and after a little deliberation John Monnette raised all in for his remaining 10,500. Action folded back to Salem who called.
Laith Salem: /
John Monnette: /
Here was the rest of their runout prior to seventh street:
Laith Salem: /
John Monnette: /
Salem was in the lead with a nine-eight against Monnette's eight-seven draw. Monnette held a chance as Salem turned over another on seventh street, but Monnette caught a and was eliminated.
Iraj Parvizi raised in late position and Ian Johns made it three bets in the small blind. Benny Glaser four-bet to 24,000 in total with 7,000 behind out of the big blind and Parvizi called, as did Johns.
The flop came and Johns checked, Glaser bet and Parvizi raised, forcing out Johns, while Glaser called all in with the words "That's probably not good for me."
Benny Glaser:
Iraj Parvizi:
Glaser had been out-flopped and picked up some more outs on the turn. However, the on the river was a blank and Glaser's short stack ride came to an end.
David Benyamine raised from middle position, Michael Noori called from the cutoff and Andrew Barber called from the big blind.
The flop came down and Barber checked to Benyamine who bet. Both Noori and Barber called.
The turn was the , Barber checked, Benyamine bet, Noori raised, Barber called and Benyamine called all in.
The river was the , Barber led out, and Noori called.
Barber showed for sevens full of kings, Noori tabled for the nut low, and Benyamine showed an inferior full house with for sevens full of sixes to bust.
In the last hand of Limit Hold'em, Jean Gaspard flopped a full house with on the board of and David Benyamine was left short, having missed the open-ended straight flush draw with the . Right after the game type changed and Benyamine was involved in the next two hands.
Omaha Hi-Lo
Anthony Zinno raised in the hijack and Andrew Barber called in the cutoff, Benyamine called all in for 9,500 in the small blind and Jason Mercier called in the big blind. On the flop, Mercier bet and Zinno called, Barber folded. The on the turn saw Mercier bet once more, Zinno called and the action repeated on the river.
"I have a set of aces and live seven," Mercier announced and showed the . Zinno showed and Benyamine took a portion of the low pot with .
In the next hand, Benyamine raised and Michael Noori called in the big blind. The flop came and Noori bet, Benyamine moved all in for 7,000 total and Noori called.
David Benyamine:
Michael Noori:
The turn and river completed the board and Benyamine got the full double with the nut low and the eight-high straight.
Anthony Zinno raised from the hijack and a short-stacked Michael McKenna called from the big blind. The flop came down and McKenna check-folded to a bet from Zinno.
The following hand, action folded to McKenna in the small bind and he committed his remaining 6,500 with . Jason Mercier looked him up from the big blind with . The board came down , giving Mercier aces and nines to eliminate McKenna.
Meanwhile, James Obst was eliminated from one of the other tables.
Iraj Parvizi bet fourth and was called by Benny Glaser before pairing his four on fifth, Parvizi bet once more and Glaser called. On sixth, Parvizi bet and picked up a call before both checked seventh. Parvizi announced aces up and tabled the , which was good enough to win the pot.
Soon after, Mark Gregorich ended up all in and at risk on fourth and was called by Parvizi.
Mark Gregorich:
Iraj Parvizi:
Both players paired up on fifth with Gregorich hitting the and Parvizi improving to a pair of aces with the . Gregorich failed to get there with the on sixth and the on seventh, while Parvizi received the and to send Gregorich to the rail.
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.
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.
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.