Razz
Schulman: 
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Iacofano: 
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Kevin Iacofano completed and Nick Schulman called. Schulman led out on fourth street and Iacofano tossed out a call, leaving himself with less than one big bet behind. He shoved on fifth street and Schulman called. Schulman ended the hand with a ten-nine low while Iacofano made two pair. He was eliminated from play and Schulman boosted his chip stack up to about 155,000.
Razz
Josh Arieh just bet on fifth street after Max Pescatori had checked and the former made the call. On sixth street Pescatori's board improved and he bet, Arieh called. Seventh was dealt and both players checked quickly.
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Pescatori showed and his seven-six low was enough to take down this pot.
Stud
Eric Rodawig has just been eliminated by Scott Bohlman.
It appeared as though Rodawig was all in on third street, and when all the cards were out, Rodawig was unable to beat Bohlman's pair of fives.
Stud
Andrey Zaichenko just completed and Bill Chen swiftly raised it up behind him. The other players folded and Chen proceeded bet on all following streets. Zaichenko called his opponent down before ultimately folding on the river.
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Chen raked in this pot and Zaichenko was left with 44,000 chips. A few hands later, as we were writing this update we saw Zaichenko walk out of the tournament area and that means we're down to 40 players.
Level: 18
Hold'em - Omaha 8 3,000/6,000 blinds 6,000-12,000 limits
Razz - Stud - Stud 8 1,500 ante 2,000 BI 6,000-12,000 limits
Although Phil Ivey is out of this event and has already lost the $10,000 buy-in, he can still lose more money in the tournament if Richard Sklar was to make the final table. Ivey laid Sklar 4-1 on $15,000 in a must-final-table last-longer bet, upping the odds from the 3-1 he gave Sklar in a previous event.
With 130,000 in chips and 41 players left, just 33 players stand between Sklar and additional $60,000 from the man himself, Phil Ivey.
Razz
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Hang: / /
Picking up with the action on fourth street, Tommy Hang cut out a bet and found a call from Jeff Madsen. Both players checked fifth street and Madsen took the lead with a bet on sixth. Hang called and both players peered at their seventh street cards.
Madsen cut out one final bet and Hang went deep into the tank. Eventually, he dropped out a call and Madsen sighed while rolling over . Hang responded by tabling a winning for a ninety-eight. Hang raked in the chips and his stack now sits right around 120,000.
Omaha-8
On a flop of 
we found four players putting in two bets each before the turn of the saw Kassela lead for 10,000 with Kevin Iacofano, Pat Pezzin and Glenn Cozen all calling.
The river landed the 
and the action was checked round.
"Two pair!" announced Cozen tabling his 
while Pezzin flashed his 
and folded as Kassela and Iacofano tossed their hand to the muck.
Cozen is now up to 215,000 in chips.
Limit Hold'em
Christopher Wallace raised under the gun and Richard Ashby three-bet quickly, getting the other players to fold. The flop brought out 
and Wallace check-called a bet.
On the turn, the hit and Wallace check-called another bet. The river was the and this time, Wallace opted to check-fold.
Limit Hold'em
We found Justin Bonomo and Daniel Negreanu looking down at a flop of 
. Bonomo came out with a bet and Negreanu quickly raised it up. Bonomo called and the 
dropped down on the turn. Bonomo checked to the raiser and Negreanu fired out another bet. Bonomo called to see the river.
Fifth street was the 
and Bonomo checked. Negreanu bet one last time and Bonomo went deep into the tank. Ultimately, he tossed out a call and Negreanu rolled over . Bonomo mucked his hand and Kid Poker was pushed the pot. He's now sitting on about 160,000 while Bonomo has dropped to 130,000.
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