Ante: 3,000
Bring-In: 5,000
Betting Limits: 20,000-40,000
Level: 19
Blinds: 10,000-20,000
Ante: 3,000
Bring-In: 5,000
Betting Limits: 20,000-40,000
Limit Hold'em
Tom McCormick raised in the small blind and Damjan Radanov called in the big blind.
McCormick continued on the flop of Q♥5♥A♦ and Radanov called. McCormick then bet again on the 10♠ turn and Radanov laid it down.
Stud Hi-Lo
Dean Joe: XxXx/2♦7♣J♦ - Folded on fifth street
Thomas Taylor: XxXx/6♠5♦5♠
Dean Joe completed and Thomas Taylor called to get heads up. Joe checked on fourth street and Taylor bet. Joe called.
Joe checked again on fifth street and faced another bet from Taylor. This time he folded.
Razz
Josh Arieh: Qx4x/5x4xAx5x/4x - All in on fifth street
Nick Pupillo: Ax2x/Kx6x2xKx/6x
Josh Arieh got his final chips in on fifth street and after sixth street had fours and fives to be ahead of the kings and deuces of Pupillo.
"Will I make a full house?" Arieh asked out loud before turning over the 4x dealt to him on seventh street to bring groans from the table as he was sent to the rail.
Adding to the injury, CMSOP founder Allen Kessler had made his way over to the table and had some remarks about the hand.
"What won? A pair of deuces? Wow!" Kessler said, later telling PokerNews that "it is very rare" for a hand like that to win in Razz.
Level: 18
Bring-In: 3,000
Betting Limits: 12,000-24,000
The remaining seven players have been sent on a 15-minute color up break.
Omaha Hi-Lo
Josh Arieh got the rest of his chips on the turn on a board of 7x7xAx2x in a heads-up pot against Adam Kipnis.
Josh Arieh: Ax7x4x3x
Adam Kipnis: 9x7x5x3x
Arieh had a full house and the nut low to scoop the pot as the seven-time bracelet winner stayed alive after a blank river.
Omaha Hi-Lo
Dean Joe raised from under the gun and Josh Arieh defended in the big blind. Arieh checked on the flop of 9♣2♦4♦ and Joe bet. Arieh check-raised and Joe called.
Arieh bet on the 9♦ turn and Joe called. Arieh bet once more on the 10♠ river and Joe called. Arieh tossed his cards straight in the muck as Joe was kind enough to show his opponent A♠A♦5♠3♣. for a pair of aces.