Seven Card Stud
Scott Abrams bet on fourth street and then check-called bets from Brandon Ageloff on fifth and sixth street.
Scott Abrams: 
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Brandon Ageloff: /
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On seventh street Abrams checked and Ageloff bet. Abrams raised and Ageloff called. Adams showed 
for a set of kings and won the pot.
Level: 2
Limit Flop / Draw: 75/150
Stud Games: 25-ante, 50 bring-in, 150 completion
No-Limit & Pot-Limit: 50/75/25-ante
No-Limit Hold'em
From the cutoff, Kyle Miaso opened to 150 and he was called by the big blind.
The flop was 
and the big blind checked. Miaso bet 200 and his opponent called.
The turn was the 
and both players checked this time to see the 
. There, the big blind checked again and Miaso bet 500. The big blind called and showed his 
. Miaso mucked.
"I gambled," the big blind said. "I figured you'd want me to gamble instead of just giving up the pot.
Limit 2-7 Triple Draw
On second draw both James Woods and Adam Owen drew one. Woods checked and snap-called a bet from Owen. Woods drew one and Owen stood pat.
Woods again check-called and Owen showed 
. Woods mucked 
and Owen took down the pot.
Pot-Limit Omaha
Two players limped in from the button and small blind before Brandon Shack-Harris announced "pot" from the big blind, making it 200. The button called while the small blind folded.
The flop was 
and Shack-Harris led out for 250. His opponent called.
Shack-Harris bet again on the 
turn, making it 700. His opponent called again.
Both players checked on the river. Shack-Harris showed his 
for two pair and his opponent mucked, so he took down the pot.
"Stick to no-limit," someone shouted across the tournament area as Scott Blumstein walked toward his table in the $1,500 Eight Game Mix.
"That's in this, right?" he retorted as he sat down at a table with Jon Turner.
Also in the field is six-time WSOP bracelet winner Jeff Lisandro who in 2009 became the first person to win a bracelet in all three seven-card stud disciplines, winning tournaments in stud, stud hi-lo, and razz, earning himself the Player of the Year title.
Stud Hi-Lo
Catching the action on fifth street, Ron Ware was involved in a pot with one other player. Ware bet and was called. Ware bet again on sixth street and seventh street and was called both times.
Ron Ware: /
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Opponent: /
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When Ware was called on seventh, he revealed 
for a ten-high straight. His opponent couldn't produce anything better or a low, so Ware took down the pot to chip up a bit early here on Day 1.
Pot-Limit Omaha
On a turn of 
, Tero Kilkanen check-called a bet of 400 and the river was the . Kilkanen checked and, after a small pause, Sokoloff announced two pair and tabled 
. Sokoloff had missed his two flush draws, but two pair was good enough to take down the pot.
Razz
Action was on fourth street with David Bach betting fourth and fifth street and Adam Owen calling. Owen check-called on sixth street after Bach paired.
David Bach: /
Adam Owen: /
Owen bet on the end and Bach called. Owen turned over 
for a seven low and took down the pot.
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