Razz
John Holley: 
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Scott Clements: / 
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Scott Clements completed with an ace showing and John Holley was the only caller. Holley took the betting lead on fourth and slid out a bet which Clements called.
Clements check-called on fifth and then called again on sixth after Holley took the betting lead. Both players checked on seventh and Holley tabled 
for a seven-low and was awarded the pot.
Hold'em
Scott Gullet opened from the hijack and James Opie called from the small blind. The flop came 
and action checked to Gullet who bet. Opie snap raised him and Gullet thought for a second before making the call.
The turn came the 
and Opie fired again. Gullet threw his cards in the muck and Opie added more chips to his stack towards the end of Day 2.
Hold'em
Connor Berkowitz raised it up from middle position and Ismael Bojang defended from the big blind. The flop came 
and Bojang check-called a bet from Berkowitz.
Both players checked the 
on the turn and then Bojang bet when the 
hit the river. Berkowitz called and Bojang tabled 
for two pair to take the pot, leaving Berkowitz with around 15,000 chips.
In the next hand, Berkowitz raised again and Bojang re-raised, enough to put Berkowitz to the test for his remaining chips. Bojang flipped over 
against the 
of Berkowitz. The board ran out 
and Bojang's pocket aces held on for the elimination.
Omaha Hi-Lo
Kate Hoang was all in for her remaining chips on a flop of 
and Jose Arenstein called. Players then revealed their hands with Hoang at risk.
Jose Arenstein: 
Kate Hoang: 
Arenstein was ahead with his three kings and Hoang would need some help. The 
on the turn and on the river changed nothing and Arenstein took down the pot, eliminating Hoang.
Level: 19
Hold’em / O8 - 3,000/6,000 6,000/12,000
Razz/Stud/Stud 8 - 1,500 BI 2,000 6,000 6,000-12,000
Players will now be taking the last 15-minute break of the day.
Stud
Timothy Frazin: / 
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Matt Woodward: / 
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Matt Woodward completed and Timothy Frazin three-bet. The rest of the table folded and the action was back on Woodward who made the call. Frazin held the betting lead throughout and continued to bet on every street. Woodward took his time on sixth and seventh but eventually made the call both times.
Frazin flipped over his cards one at a time and eventually revealed that he made Broadway with 
. Woodward threw his cards to the muck and the pot was shipped to Frazin.
Razz
Jason Stockfish: / /
Christian Ortiz: / 
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Jason Stockfish raised it up with a deuce showing and Christian Ortiz was the only caller. Stockfish held the betting lead on fourth street and led into Ortiz who made the call. Ortiz picked up the lead on fifth and it was his turn to lead out, which Stockfish called.
The roles reversed on sixth again but Stockfish elected to check-call a bet from Ortiz. On seventh, Stockfish was the first to fire, with nearly all of his chips in the middle. Ortiz just called and Stockfish rolled over 
for a seven-low to win the pot.
Hold'em
The table change has been rough for both remaining short stacks and the two players would end up battling it out in the following hand.
Jason Phamolivo opened from the hijack and Thomas Chung called from the button. The flop came down 
and Phamolivo check-raised Chung's bet. Chung called and the turn came the 
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Phamolivo moved all in and Chung quickly called, players then revealed their hands. Phamolivo tabled 
for bottom pair and Chung showed 
for a higher pair. Phamolivo was fortunate enough to hit a 
on the river for trips to take down the pot, leaving Chung with crumbs.
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