Badacey
Layne Flack limped in from the small blind and Scott Abrams checked his big blind.
Flack drew one and Abrams drew three. Flack bet out 5,000 and Abrams raised to 10,000. Flack called and both players stood pat.
Flack check-called 10,000 and both players stood pat again. Flack checked, Abrams bet 10,000, and Flack called.
Abrams fanned his 
for a six-low and a five-dugi to scoop the pot.
Big O
From under the gun, Jose Arenstein raised to 5,000 and both Chris Bolek and John Hennigan called from the button and big blind respectively.
The 
flop was checked through as the 
landed on the turn.
Hennigan checked, Arenstein bet 6,000, and Bolek and Hennigan folded.
Badacey
From the small blind, Mike Ross raised to 10,000 and Sachin Bhargava called in the big blind as both players drew three.
Ross bet his last 1,700 in the dark and Bhargava called. Ross drew one, and Bhargava drew two.
On the final draw, Ross stood pat with his 
while Bhargava drew two to his 
.
Bhargava picked up the 
and 
, and Ross doubled with his six-low, and three-card six.
Badacey
Mike Ross raised and called Jimmy Fricke's three-bet. Fricke then barreled every street and Ross called all the way to the showdown. Fricke changed one on each occasion while Ross peeled two on the first two draws before discarding one on the last draw.
Fricke turned up 
for eight-low and six-dugi and scooped Ross in a big pot.
On the next hand, Ross was in the big blind, posting 3,900. Fricke raised the button and George Trigeorgis came along from the small blind. All changed three and no action for side pot followed. Trigeorgis drew three again while Ross and Fricke took two each.
Trigeorgis then drew one on the last draw with Ross and Fricke still discarding two. Trigeorgis bet and Fricke mucked.
"Pair of threes," Trigeorgis announced and Ross saw that he won the whole pot with his 
.
No-Limit 2-7 Single Draw
From the button, Chris Vitch raised to 6,000 before Chris Klodnicki slid out a stack of pink 5,000-denomination chips to put Vitch all in.
Vitch deliberated for a little, and then called all in for 41,700.
Klodnicki drew one, and Vitch stood pat and fanned his 
.
Klodnicki mucked his hand signalling he couldn't draw to beat Vitch's nine-seven.
However, since Vitch was all in, Klodnicki's 
was retrieved by the dealer, and Klodnicki drew the 
.
A-5 Triple Draw
Shirley Rosario and Jimmy Fricke were on the last draw of what originally started as a three-bet pot. Fricke had all his chips in the middle and Rosario stood pat.
Fricky seemed visibly confused. He leant back in his chair, holding his head, making a decision between breaking his hand or patting. He opted for the latter, eventually.
Rosario showed 
and Fricke was glad that he patted as he had 
.
"He almost broke it," George Trigeorgis, who sits left of Fricke, observed.
"Nice pat," Rosario said.
Level: 18
Limit Flop / Draw: 2,500/5,000
Stud Games: 1,000-ante, 2,000 bring-in, 5,000 completion
No-Limit & Pot-Limit: 1,200/2,400/600-ante
No-Limit Hold'em
The action folded to Jeff Lisandro on the button, and he raised to 6,000. Michael Noori moved all in from the small blind for 40,100, and Chris Bolek called in the big blind, as Lisandro folded.
Noori: 
Bolek: 
The board ran out 
and Noori was eliminated in 26th place for a $3,503 payday.
Big O
Chris Vitch raised the button to 4,500 and Chris Klodnicki called out of the big blind. The 
flop ceased fire and Klodnicki led out 7,000 on the turn. Vitch called.
The river came 
and Klodnicki announced, "Pot," setting the showdown price at 24,000.
Vitch took about two minutes to figure out his turn. Then he threw in the calling chips.
Klodnicki showed 
for sevens full of queens and Vitch could only sigh, losing a large chunk of his stack.
Badacey
Catching the action with Douglas Redman and Tommy Hang committing 20,000 each pre-draw, Hang drew one from the small blind while Redmann stood pat from the cutoff.
Hang checked, Redmann bet his last 3,100, and Hang called. Both players stood pat, and then they both stood pat on the final draw.
Redmann fanned his 
, but it would be Hang's 
that would scoop the entire pot with his seven-seven.
Redmann will collect $3,503 for his efforts of finishing in 27th place.
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