2-7 Triple Draw
Eric Wasserson raised from the cutoff and Alexander Kostritsyn called all in for 17,000 from the big blind.
Kostritsyn drew two, two and two, while Wasserson went two, two and one.
Kostritsyn showed 
and pulled an 
and a 
, while Wasserson showed 
and pulled a 
to make an unhelpful straight, giving Kostristyn the double.
No-Limit Hold'em
Dan Smith opened to 15,000 in the cutoff and Elior Sion three-bet the big blind to 50,000.
The action returned to Smith, and he made it 135,000 to go. Sion moved all in for roughly 400,000, and Smith called.
Smith: 
Sion: 
The board ran out 
and the pot was chopped up.
No-Limit Hold'em
Eli Elezra opened to 16,000 and David "Bakes" Baker called on the button.
The flop landed 
and Elezra bet 25,000 and Baker called.
The 
and 
were checked through on the turn and river, and Elezra tabled his 
and Baker mucked.
Stud
Alexander Kostritsyn: 
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Dan Smith: /
Kostritsyn completed (leaving 1,000 behind), Smith called and both players put in another 1,000 before fourth street was dealt.
Alexander Kostritsyn: 
/
Dan Smith: 
/
Here was the rest of the runout:
Alexander Kostritsyn: / 
/ 
Dan Smith: / 
/ 
Smith improved to aces and sevens, while Kostritsyn was unable to improve his fours and was eliminated.
Stud
Yehuda Buchalter: /
/
Elior Sion: /
/
Picking up the action on fifth street, Elior Sion put out a bet with the betting lead and Yehuda Buchalter called. Sion bet again on sixth and Buchalter called.
On seventh street, Buchalter called one more bet from Sion. Sion turned up his 
for a pair of aces, but he was no good. Buchalter showed his 
for two pair and that earned him the pot.
Razz
Phil Galfond completed holding his and Ian Johns made it two bets with his . Action folded back to Galfond who called. Galfon drew a and Johns pulled an . Galfond then bet, Johns moved all in and Galfond called.
Here's how the two players boards ran out.
Ian Johns: /
/
Phil Galfond: //
Johns ended up making a nine-low by sixth street and Galfond pulled a on seventh, making his hand a ten-low, so Johns didn't have to sweat his seventh street card at all. With that double, Johns is back over 100,000 chips.
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Razz
Isaac Haxton completed and Phil Ivey called. Jesse Martin also called, and took the betting lead on fourth.
Haxton and Ivey called, and on fifth street, a bet of 24,000 from Martin was enough to take down the pot.
Haxton: / 
Ivey: / 
Martin: /
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