No-Limit 5 Card Draw
Asher Lower moved all in from early position for 2,475. It folded to David Bach who called. The blinds folded.
Lower stood pat.
"Oh my god," said Bach. "I can't break to anything; I can't win." He stood pat and tabled 
for a six-high straight. Lower turned over 
for a jack-high straight and doubled up.
"He could have had a wheel," said tablemate Naoya Kihara.
Level: 4
PLO/PLO8/Big O/PLTD: Button 100 - SB 75 - BB 150
NLHE: Ante 25 - SB 75 - BB 150
No-Limit 2-7 Single Draw
Chris Vitch raised to 500 and the only one interested enough to call was Mike Matusow. Both drew one and then checked.
Matusow showed down and that won him the pot.
Pot-Limit Omaha
Alex Foxen raised from the button to 250 and Adam Owen called after checking out how much Foxen had behind, which wasn't that much.
The flop was 
and Owen checked to Foxen. Foxen put out another bet worth 350 and Owen called again. The turn was the 
and both players checked. Foxen bet another 350 on the 
river, getting a call.
Owen won the hand by showing 
for a full house.
No-Limit 2-7 Single Draw
Ryan Leng opened to 300 and got one call from Andrew Kelsall. The small blind three-bet to 1,500 and Leng was the only caller.
The small blind stood pat and Leng drew one. Both players checked and Leng was shown and that took down the pot.
No-Limit 5 Card Draw
Brandon Shack-Harris had raised to 300 and Adam Owen three-bet to 1,100. All the other players folded their hand and the action was back on Shack-Harris. He called and both players drew one.
Shack-Harris checked to Owen and he decided to fling in 1,300. Shack-Harris took his time to think about the decision and eventually called the bet by Owen.
Owen announced, "Ace high," and Shack-Harris tabled 
for three of a kind.
Big-O
Anthony Zinno raised to 200 and his opponent three-bet to 700.
The flop was 
and his opponent continued with a bet of 1,500. After a little while, Zinno raised to 4,000 and that was enough to make his opponent fold and rake in the pot.
Pot-Limit 2-7 Triple Draw
Ryan Riess and another player were heads up with the former Main Event Champion's opponent all in before the first draw.
Riess drew one and his opponent drew two. The pair would repeat these for the second and third draws and the cards were turned over.
Ryan Riess:
Opponent:
"Four-spotter," said Riess, turning over a .
"You got it," said his opponent, showing for a pair, and was eliminated.
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