No-Limit Hold'em
Jean-Robert Bellande shoved all in for 94,000 second to act. John Hennigan called him but Aaron Katz isolated with a reraise to 410,000.
Jean-Robert Bellande: 
Aaron Katz: 
"Anyone have a seven?" Bellande asked.
The dealer rolled out 
.
"It's been fun, boys," Bellande said.
The turn was a 
and the river a 
, so Bellande hit the rail first here on Day 3.
2-7 Triple Draw
Brian Rast raised to 100,000 from under the gun and Shaun Deeb called in the small blind. Michael Mizrachi made it 150,000 from the big blind and both Rast and Deeb called.
Deeb and Rast drew two as Mizrachi drew one. Deeb led out for 50,000 and Mizrachi raised to 100,000. Rast called, and then Deeb called all in for 58,000.
Deeb drew one, Mizrachi stood pat, and Rast drew two. Mizrachi bet out 100,000 and Rast raised to 200,000. Mizrachi called, and both he and Rast stood pat as Deeb drew one.
Mizrachi bet and Rast called. Mizrachi fanned his 
, but Rast tabled his 
.
Deeb showed his and when he squeezed his last card, he found the to triple with a number two.
2-7 Triple Draw
Benny Glaser dropped a couple of pots in the 2-7 Triple Draw round, one to Michael Mizrachi and one to Greg Mueller. Here's how they went down:
Hand #1: Mizrachi raised on the button and Glaser called from the big blind. Glaser took two then Mizrachi took two. Both players checked.
On the second draw, Glaser took one and Mizrachi took two. Glaser then bet, Mizrachi made it two bets, and Glaser called.
Glaser took one again on the last draw while Mizrachi stood pat. Glaser then checked and folded to a bet from Mizrachi.
Hand #2: Glaser raised from the small blind and Mueller called from the big blind. Both players took two cards and Glaser led out with a bet. Mueller raised it to two bets. Glaser thought for a moment and made it three bets, and Mueller called.
On the second draw, both players stood pat. Glaser then checked. Mueller put out a bet and Glaser thought for a bit before folding his hand.
No-Limit Hold'em
Michael Mizrachi opened to 52,000 from under the gun and Shaun Deeb called in the big blind.
The flop landed 
and Deeb checked to Mizrachi who bet 44,000. Deeb contemplated for a few moments, and then moved all in for roughly 560,000.
Mizrachi folded, and Deeb collected the pot.
Stud
Phil Ivey completed with the and faced a raise from Dan Smith on his left with the 
. they traded off betting after that as Smith bet fourth, Ivey fifth when he got three hearts and Smith sixth when he paired.
Ivey: 
/
/
Smith: /
/
Smith bet the river and Ivey folded.
No-Limit Hold'em
The action folded to Brian Rast in the small blind, and he limped in as Benny Glaser checked the big.
The flop landed 
and Rast led out for 35,000. Glaser called, and then both players checked the on the turn.
The river fell the and Rast bet 40,000, only to have Glaser raise to 150,000. Rast called, and when Glaser tabled his 
for two pair, Rast mucked.
Omaha Hi-Lo
Chris Vitch raised on the button and he was called by Phil Ivey in the big blind.
The flop was 
and both players checked to see the on the turn. There, Ivey bet and Vitch called.
The river was the 
and Iver fired again, betting. Vitch thought for a bit, then called, but mucked when Ivey showed his 
for a full house. Vitch couldn't produce a better high hand, or a low, so he was cut down to around 350,000 chips.
Omaha Hi-Lo
John Hennigan completed the blind and Chris Vitch checked. The flop came 
and Hennigan bet. Vitch raised and Hennigan called. On the turn, Hennigan came out betting again. Vitch called. The river was a 
and Hennigan bet. Vitch had only 1,000 back and said something we couldn't hear.
Eventually, he reluctantly tossed in a call. Hennigan had flopped it with 
and Vitch has quite the task ahead of him if he is going to remain in this tournament.
Stud
Mike Leah completed and Brian Rast made it two bets to go. Benny Glaser called, as did Leah. Leah led out on fourth and fifth streets with both Rast and Glaser calling each time.
On sixth, Rast took the betting lead and Glaser folded while Leah called.
Leah: / 
/
Rast: / 
/
Glaser: / 
- fold on sixth
Both players checked seventh, and Rast tabled his 
for queens up. Leah showed his 
and then mucked.
Razz
Chris Vitch was all in for his remaining chips against Phil Ivey in razz. Vitch ran out poor with 
, giving him a queen low, while Ivey got 
for a nine to get the easy knockout.
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