Omaha Hi-Low
Allyn Jaffrey Shulman raised it up and Vanessa Selbst made it three bets, Shulman called with the words "Let's see a flop." Both checked the 
flop and Shulman then check-called the 
turn for 5,000. Selbst made it another 5,000 after the 
river and this time Shulman folded.
We have 55 players remaining for an average of just above 64,000 chips and George Danzer helped himself to more than that with a bigger hand in Omaha hi-low. He picked up 
on a 
board and the straight was good.
Stud Hi-Low
Mike Matusow completed and Michael Chow was all in for his last 3,600 with Konstantin Puchkov also stucking around in the hand. The russian picked up a pair of kings and kept betting as of fourth, Matusow called on sixth as well and then they checked on seventh.
Matusow: 
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Chow: 
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Puchkov: 
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Matusow could not complete a low and lost the side pot to Puchkov whereas Chow tripled up his tiny stack.
Omaha Hi-Low
With a board reading 
, Michael Roeseler checked from the cutoff and seven-time WSOP Circuit ring winner Chris Reslock bet 5,000 from the button. Roeseler made the call and then check-called another 5,000 when the 
completed the board on the river.
Reslock tabled the 
for queens full, and Roeseler rolled over the 
for a low. Chop it up.
Meanwhile, Ron Fast has built up a big stack one table over and is currently sitting on 117,000.
Level: 15
Limits: 2,500/5,000
Ante: 500
We have 59 players left and they have been sent off to enjoy their second 20-minute break of the day.
Stud Hi-Low
We picked up the action on fourth street when Matt Glantz bet and a short-stacked Thomas "Thunder" Keller called. Keller then called a bet on fifth before calling off his last 3,000 on sixth.
Keller: 
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Glantz: 
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"You're safe," Glantz said after looking at seventh and realizing he failed to make much of anything. Keller, who ended up with a pair of tens and an 8-6-4-3-2 low, was pushed the much-needed pot.
Stud Hi-Low
Brian Nichols was one of the top stacks going into the day, but he has just been eliminated in stud hi-low.
At the same table, Michael Moed had scooped two big pots in a row to get up to six figures. First he had a set-over-set in his favor and then coolered Dutch Boyd with the nut flush and low.
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