Stud
Kevin Song: 
/ 
(FOLD)
David Benyamine: / 
Michael Glick: / 
Song completed, and Benyamine and Glick both called. Glick and Song both checked on fourth street, Benyamine fired out a bet, and Glick raised. Only Benyamine called.
Benyamine called another bet on fifth, then folded on sixth.
Level: 16
Triple Draw 2-7 - Limit Hold'em - Omaha-8 - blinds 10,000-20,000; limits 20,000-40,000
Razz - Stud - Stud-8 - ante 5,000; bring-in 5,000; complete 20,000; limits 20,000-40,000
No-Limit Hold'em - Pot-Limit Omaha - ante (NLHE only) 3,000; blinds 5,000-10,000
It's time for the last 20-minute break of the day. Here's a look at the highlights from the last level of play:
Stud-8
Mike Wattel: / 
/
Joe Hachem: / 
(FOLD)
Greg Mueller: / 
/
Matthew Ashton: / 
/
Jonathan Duhamel brought it in, Mueller completed, and Ashton, Wattel and Hachem all called. Mueller led out on fourth street, Ashton raised, and only Wattel and Mueller called.
On fifth street, Wattel made a better board and checked. Mueller bet, and both Ashton and Wattel called. The trio checked on sixth, and Wattel led out on seventh. Mueller called, Ashton raised, and both Wattel and Mueller called.
"Two pair," Ashton said solemnly, knowing his 
was no good.
Wattel immediately ripped over 
for the low, and Mueller showed 
for a better two pair.
No Limit Hold’em
The action folded around to David Benyamine, who made it 20,500 from the small blind. Michael Glick was on the big blind, and after thinking for a moment, made the call, as the two saw the flop come 
. Benyamine check called a bet of 20,000, before doing the same for 47,000, when the 
fell on the turn. With the completing the board, Benyamine checked for the third time, as Glick reached for some chips, and bet out 112,000. Benyamine tanked for over a minute, before finally making the call, only to muck his hand, when Glick turned over his for top two pair.
No-Limit Hold'em
Tommy Hang opened for 18,000 from the hijack and George Danzer call from the cutoff. The button and blinds folded, and then the flop came out 
. Hang bet 25,000, Danzer called and then it went check-check on both the 
turn and 
river.
"Jack high," Hang admitted. Danzer then tabled the for queen high and the win.
Limit Hold'em
Jonathan Duhamel raised on the button, Matthew Ashton defended his big blind, and the flop fell 
. Ashton check-raised Duhamel, who called, and the turn brought the . Ashton led out, and this time it was the 2010 Main Event champion who raised, making it two bets. Ashton called.
The river was the , Ashton quickly checked, and Duhamel bet. Ashton called.
Duhamel rolled over for a flopped set of queens, raking in the pot.
"That's a good hand to have," Troy Burkholder said, grinning.
Stud
Erick Lindgren: / 
Fold
Mike Leah: / 
/ 
Paul Volpe: / 
After Erick Lindgren brought it in and Mike Leah completed, Paul Volpe raised to 30,000.
Lindgren responded by making it 45,000 and Leah bumped it to 60,000. Volpe called off for 52,000 and then Lindgren put in the additional 15,000. Lindgren then called a bet from Leah on fourth before folding to one on fifth.
Leah tabled a pair of aces and all Volpe could say was, "I'm in trouble."
Indeeded he was as he was looking at a gutshot straight draw to a ten. Sixth didn't deliver it and neither did seventh.
"Good luck in the Main," Lindgren said before Volpe collected his things and exited the tournament area.
Limit Hold’em
Don Nguyen opened the pot from under the gun, before being met with a raise from Roman Yitzhaki in the cut-off. Nguyen the quickly raised back, as Yitzhaki committed the last of his chips.
Nguyen: 
Yitzhaki: 
The board ran out , to see Nguyen slightly extend his chip lead, as Yitzhaki hit the rail.
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