Omaha Hi-Lo
Nikolai Yakovenko bet on a board of 
when blinds Timothy Batow and Jesse Martin checked to him. Both players called and the 
hit the river. Again, it checked to Yakovenko and he bet. Batow called and Martin folded.
"Ace-king," Yakovenko said, showing 
. "I was wondering what a safe river would be."
Batow called it a "frustrating runout."
Big O
Mikko Hirvonen check-called out of the big blind for 7,000 when Dylan Linde bet from the button on 
. Hirvonen check-called the 
turn for 18,000 and both players checked the 
. Hirvonen tossed 
in, but his kicker was no good as Linde held 
.
Omaha Hi-Lo
Jesse Martin raised the cutoff to 12,000 and James Woods called in the big blind.
The flop landed 
and Woods bet out 6,000. Martin called and the turn landed the 
.
Woods bet his last 3,700 and Martin called.
Woods: 
Martin: 
The river landed the and Woods was eliminated in 20th place, just a few spots shy of the money.
Omaha Hi-Lo
James Woods limped in from under the gun and Timothy Batow raised. The action folded back to Woods, and he moved all in for 17,200 with Batow calling.
Woods:
Batow: 
The board ran out 
and Woods stayed alive with his kings-up against Batow's low.
Pot-Limit Omaha
From the button, Timothy Batow raised to 6,000 and Ryan Miller called in the big blind.
The flop landed 
and Miller led out for 11,000. Batow called and the turn fell the .
Miller checked, Batow bet 16,800, and Miller mucked.
Batow revealed his in the hole for quads.
Badeucey
Jon Turner got his last 24,700 in from the button before the draw against Marco Johnson on his right. Johnson took one and one, then patted, while Turner drew two every pull.
Johnson showed 
for an eight-seven and a seven-dugi. Turner was drawing to 
but turned over the , then the 
.
Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo
From the cutoff, Jesse Martin raised to 9,000 before Nikolai Yakovenko made it the maximum from the small blind with a reraise to 30,000.
Martin called and the dealer spread a 
flop and Yakovenko checked.
Martin bet pot of 63,000 and Yakovenko folded.
Stud
Dylan Linde led the betting with a queen-high board on fifth streets, but Mikko Hirvonen paired tens and took the lead on sixth.
Linde: 
/
Hirvonen: /
Linde called a bet and then called again on seventh. Hirvonen opened 
for tens full.
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