Viktor Blom completed it on third street and Daniel Alaei raised. Blom called and check-called on fourth street. On fifth Blom bet and Alaei called. Sixth gave Blom a pair, and Alaei the betting lead. He bet and Blom raised. Alaei called.
On seventh street both players checked and Alaei showed for the winning nine-eight-six-three-ace low.
From under the gun, Andy Bloch raised. Viktor Blom reraised from the button and Bloch made the call to see the flop come down . Bloch and Blom both checked.
The turn was the and Bloch checked. Blom bet and Bloch called. The river was the and Bloch checked again. Blom fired a bet and Bloch called.
Blom turned over the for the nut low and two pair for high. Bloch mucked and Blom scooped the entire pot.
Mike Wattel completed and Viktor Blom raised. Wattel called and then called all in on fourth street. He revealed the to have ace-jack high. Blom held the for a pair of kings.
Blom's hand ran out best with him finish with the on the end and trip kings. Wattel's board ran out to give him just a pair of tens with the on seventh.
Blom won the pot and Wattel was eliminated in 15th place for $91,549. The remaining 14 players have locked up $105,235.
Catching the action on sixth street, Mike Wattel bet and Daniel Alaei raised. Wattel made the call and then check-called one last bet on seventh street.
Alaei turned over the for aces and jacks. Wattel slams his cards on the table in disgust, mucking them and losing the pot. He was left with under 100,000 in chips.
Daniel Alaei completed on third and then called a raise from David "ODB" Baker before betting out on fourth, fifth and sixth. On sixth street, Baker called all in for his last 45,000.
On the end, Baker turned over the and had a straight to the king. Alaei held the for a losing two pair of aces and nines. Baker's hand was best and he won the pot to double up.
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for the winning nine-eight-six-three-ace low.
. Bloch and Blom both checked.
and Bloch checked. Blom bet and Bloch called. The river was the 
and Bloch checked again. Blom fired a bet and Bloch called.
for the nut low and two pair for high. Bloch mucked and Blom scooped the entire pot.
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and took down the pot.
for a pair of kings.
on the end and trip kings. Wattel's board ran out to give him just a pair of tens with the 
on seventh.
and had a straight to the king. Alaei held the 
for a losing two pair of aces and nines. Baker's hand was best and he won the pot to double up.