A-5 Triple Draw
Randy Ohel got the last of his money in against David Benyamine in A-5 triple draw and announced a seven-five perfect. Benyamine, however, had made 
to eliminate his fellow bracelet winner.
Badeucey
Schuyler Thornton raised to 8,000 from the small blind and Ray Dehkharghani three-bet the big blind. Thornton called and both players drew two.
Thornton checked, Dehkharghani bet 4,000, and Thornton called and drew two as Dehkharghani drew one.
Thornton checked and Dehkharghani bet 8,000 dark. Thornton folded, and Dehkharghani scooped the pot.
No-Limit 2-7 Single Draw
From the button, Mike Gorodinsky raised to 6,000 before Alexey Makarov three-bet to 22,000 from the small blind.
With the action back on Gorodinsky, he moved all in for 81,700 and Makarov called and drew one as Gorodinsky stood pat.
Gorodinsky fanned his 
and Makarov scooped his draw card into his hand and didn't have a chance to reveal his draw.
Once it was brought to his attention that he was supposed to show, Makarov just flipped over his 
for a wheel, and Gorodinsky was eliminated.
Stud Hi-Lo Regular
Chris Klodnicki and Stuart Rutter checked fifth street after Rutter paired eights and Klodnicki had three to an eight-low. Then, Klodnicki fired sixth and seventh.
Klodnicki: 
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Rutter: 
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Klodnicki revealed his nine-seven for a straight and an eight-low and Rutter couldn't beat either one.
Omaha Hi-Lo
Shawn Buchanan and Lars Gronning saw a 
flop in a battle of the blinds. Buchanan check-called a bet and both checked . The river brought a 
and Buchanan bet. Gronning called but mucked to 
for trips.
At another table, Gavin Smith went bust.
No-Limit Hold'em
From the cutoff, Noah Bronstein opened to 5,200 and Nikolai Yakovenko called in the big blind.
The flop landed 
and both players checked to see the 
land on the turn.
Yakovenko bet out 9,000 and Bronstein called as the river landed the .
Yakovenko bet 18,900 and Bronstein called. Yakovenko tabled his 
for the nut straight, and Bronstein mucked.
No-Limit 2-7 Single Draw
David Benyamine opened for 7,000 early and Randy Ohel repopped to 22,000 in the big blind. Benyamine tanked awhile and called. Both players patted and checked.
"Ten-nine," Ohel said.
Benyamine winged 
into the middle.
Stud Hi-Lo
Ryan Miller and Jordan Siegel both had intimidating boards — four-straight with all low cards and aces up, respectively — on sixth. There seemed to be some confusion over whether Siegel raised or not, but in the end, they avoided a ruling and continued to seventh, where Siegel called a final bet.
Miller: 
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Siegel: /
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A straight and a low was a scooper for Miller. Siegel asked what he caught and he said the four, which caused Siegel to drop some choice words.
"What do you want me to do?" Miller asked.
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