Five players were still alive heading to fourth street but after Mike Leah led out with a pair of eights showing and Mark Gregorich put in two bets, the rest of the table folded.
Leah, however, stuck around and check-called Gregorich on fifth, sixth, and seventh. Gregorich turned over for trip deuces and a six low. Leah tabled for two pair and a missed straight flush draw. Gregorich scooped the pot and Leah fell below half of his starting stack.
Jean Gaspard was all in already by sixth street and had been called by Jesse Martin and Roland Israelashvili.
Jean Gaspard: //
Roland Israelashvili: //
Jesse Martin: //
Martin and Israelashvili checked it down on the final street and all three players turned up their hands. Martin showed while Israelashvili showed for two pair but no low. Gaspard was holding for a better two pair and that would earn him a quadruple-up, as one other player in the hand had folded on an earlier street.
James Obst held the betting lead throughout the hand but opted to check-call a bet from Erik Seidel on fourth and fifth streets.
Obst led out with a bet on sixth which left Seidel a little puzzled. He thought for a minute and then turned his cards face down and into the muck, sending the pot to Obst.
In the next hand, Obst went heads-up with Mike Matusow. Matusow's board read and he led out on fifth, sixth, and seventh. Obst called each time with showing and the two players chopped the pot.
"I missed," Matusow said after Obst called on seventh. Obst just had a pair of queens for the high but Matusow only had a pair of fours. He showed / for the low hand but could not improve on his high hand.
Heading to fifth street, Frankie O'Dell and Brian Hastings were left heads-up in the hand. Hastings currently held the betting lead and check-called a bet from O'Dell.
O'Dell picked up the lead with an ace on sixth, and led into Hastings who made the call. On seventh, O'Dell threw in one more bet and Hastings quickly pitched his cards to the muck.
Chris Vitch completed with his and Anthony Zinno made it two bets with his . With the , Mike Leah called and Vitch called Zinno's raise as well.
Chris Vitch: //
Anthony Zinno: //
Mike Leah: / - fold on fifth
On fourth street, Leah led out with a bet. Vitch called and Zinno made it two bets. Leah and Vitch both called again.
On fifth street, Leah and Vitch checked. Zinno bet and Leah let go of his hand. Vitch had other plans, he check-raised to two bets, and Zinno called.
On sixth, Zinno checked, Vitch bet, and Zinno called. Zinno check-called one more bet on seventh street. Vitch showed down his and that was good to earn him the scoop, pushing him close to 80,000 chips.
Alex Livingston showed strength with a bet on fourth and Talal Shakerchi made the call. Shakerchi picked up a pair of deuces on fifth but still elected to check-call a bet from Livingston.
The action was the same on sixth and on seventh. Livingston rolled over for a rivered flush and a seven low. Shakerchi sent his cards flying into the muck and was down to just 2,000 chips.
"Rebuy," one player at the table suggested. Should Shakerchi lose his remaining chips, he will have the option of reentry up until the start of play on Day 2.
Randy Ohel called a raise to two bets from Erik Seidel on third street.
Randy Ohel: //
Erik Seidel: //
Ohel checked on fourth then called a bet from Seidel. Ohel check-called again on fifth. On sixth, Ohel check-called another bet form Seidel.
On seventh, Ohel checked. Seidel bet. Ohel called. Seidel showed down his and that would be good enough to earn him the pot, chipping him back up over 40,000 chips.