After the first draw was complete, Oscar Johansson bet and called two bets from Yong Wang. Johansson drew one and Wang patted. Johansson check-called and both players stood pat.
The action went check-call again and Wang tabled a wheel revealing a 
and Johansson flashed an eighty-six before his cards hit the muck.
Rick Fuller raised and Brian Tate called in the small blind. Both players drew two and Tate bet. Fuller called.
Tate drew one and Fuller drew two. Tate bet and Fuller again called.
Both players drew one on the end and this time, Tate checked. Fuller bet and tate called.
Fuller showed 
for an eight perfect, and Tate folded.
Tate came into the day with around 35,000 and has chipped up to over 100,000 with 15 minutes left in the first level of the day.
Ajay Chabra raised and David Bell defended his big blind. Bell drew two and Chabra one, with Bell check-calling a bet.
Both players drew one and again Bell check-called a bet from Chabra.
Bell drew one and Chabra stood pat on third draw. Both players checked and Chabra took down the pot with 
.
Walter Chambers made it four-bets in the small blind and Rick Fuller called on the button. Chambers drew one and Fuller swapped two.
Chambers bet and Fuller flatted, both drawing one.
Chambers check-called a bet and drew one while Fuller patted.
Two checks saw the pot awarded to Fuller after tabling an .
Frank Kassela opened and got two calls from Brian Jordan and John Bunch. "What is happening?!" said Kassela.
"I've played like three hands today," said Adam Friedman in the big blind, before also calling.
The four players all drew two. It checked to Jordan who bet and everyone called. Friedman and Bunch drew two while Kassela and Jordan drew one. The four players checked.
Everyone drew one on the end, apart from Kassela who was pat. It checked around.
"Queen," announced Kassela, but Jordan showed to win the pot. "I would have bet an eight," said Kassela.
Philip Long came into the day with a healthy stack of 52,000, but has just been eliminated. He got his last 6,000 chips in pre-flop against John Bunch.
The pair drew one on the first draw, with Long drawing another on the second draw while Bunch stood pat. Both stood pat on the end.
Long showed a 
low, but Bunch had that beat with an eight-perfect to send the winner of the $1,500 Eight Game Mix to the rail.
"That's how it goes," said one of his tablemates, "You lose a few big pots in a row and you're out!"
Level: 12
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 0
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