Limit Hold'em
After some preflop raising, Allen Kessler and Scott Seiver saw the flop come down 
with Kessler up first. He bet and Seiver made the call.
The turn was the 
and Kessler bet. Seiver raised and Kessler reraised. Seiver called. The river was the 
and Kessler bet. Seiver called.
Kessler showed the 
for top set and Seiver mucked his hand.
World Series of Poker Tournament Director Jack Effel just announced the prize pool, and this is what we're playing for in this event.
| Place | Prize |
|---|---|
| 1 | $1,451,527 |
| 2 | $896,935 |
| 3 | $561,738 |
| 4 | $406,736 |
| 5 | $317,882 |
| 6 | $253,497 |
| 7 | $205,856 |
| 8 | $169,879 |
| 9-10 | $142,197 |
| 11-12 | $120,994 |
| 13-14 | $105,235 |
| 15-16 | $91,549 |
Out of the 108 players registered, there are still 106 remaining, Justin Bonomo and David Singer are the only two that have been knocked out so far.
Pot-Limit Omaha
From early position, the 2010 champion of this event, Michael "The Grinder" Mizrachi, raised to 2,600. Joe Cassidy called in the cutoff seat and the 2009 winner of this event, David Bach, called from the small blind.
The flop came down 
and action checked to Cassidy. He bet 4,000 and only Bach made the call.
The turn was the 
and Bach checked. Cassidy bet again and made it 11,000 to go. Bach called. The river was the 
and both players checked.
Bach started to show his hand and turned over the 
first. Cassidy showed the 
for a straight and Bach mucked the rest of his hand.
Razz
| John D'Agostino |  /   / |
| Viktor Blom | /   |
John D'Agostino completed it on third street and Viktor Blom made the call. Fourth street gave D'Agostino the betting lead and he bet, Blom called. On fifth street Blom called another bet after which both players checked sixth street.
On seventh street Blom bet and D'Agostino called. The Swedish online superstars showed 
and took down the pot.
Razz
| Michael Glick | /    |
| David Grey | / |
Michael Glick completed on third and David Grey called. On fourth, Glick bet and Grey called.
On fifth street, Glick bet and Grey called again. On sixth street, Glick bet once more. Grey gave it up this time and Glick won the pot.
Razz
After winning a pot early on in which he busted Justin Bonomo, Bertrand Grospellier is now in real danger of getting eliminated himself.
| Bertrand Grospellier | /   / |
| Lyle Berman | /    |
On fifth street Grospellier bet 4,000 and Berman raised it up to 8,000. Grospellier called and on sixth street Grospellier bet 4,000 again. Berman hesitated, and opted to make the call. Seventh street was dealt face down and both players checked.
Berman turned over 
, for an eight-seven-six-five-deuce low, and Grospellier mucked his cards in frustration.
Razz
| Michael Glick | /  - Fold |
| Phil Hellmuth | /   / |
| David Grey | /  / |
Michael Glick started bij completing the action and Phil Hellmuth raised it up. David Grey made the call and Glick called as well. On fourth street Grey had the betting lead and bet out, Hellmuth called. Grey stayed out in front on fifth and bet again, Hellmuth called. On sixth street Hellmuth bet and Grey called.
Seventh street was checked by both players, and Hellmut tabled 
for an eight-six-three-deuce-ace low. Grey mucked his cards and Hellmuth profits early on.
Omaha-8
From early position, Chris Klodicki limped in. Naoya Kihara raised from the cutoff seat and action folded back to Klonicki. He called and took the 
flop. Klodnicki checked and Kihara bet. Klodnicki called.
The turn was the and put another pair on board. Klodnicki checked and Kihara bet. Klodnicki gave it a minute of thought, then folded and Kihara won the pot.
Omaha-8
On the hand first of play the first player got eliminated. Justin Bonomo was all in against both Bertrand Grospellier and Lyle Berman.
The board read 
when Grospellier tabled for the nut low and two pair, and Bonomo mucked his cards. Berman showed 
and his hand was no good either.
Bonomo is the second player to be eliminated after David Singer lost his chips early on day one.
The cards are in the air, and let's play some poker!
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