Razz
During the entire eight hands of razz, fourth street was not seen once. Each time, there was a complete and the rest of the table folded, with Andrew Brown slowly chipping away at his tablemates.
Hold'em
Hye Park raised on the button and Jeff Madsen defended from the big blind. The flop came 
and Madsen checked to Park who continued with a bet. Madsen called and the 
landed on the turn.
Madsen checked again and Park stuck in his last 95,000. Madsen quickly called and tabled 
for two pair. Park turned over 
for a pair and a flush draw. The river was the 
and Park was unable to improve, heading to the rail in sixth place.
Hold'em
The flop was showing 
, Brian Hastings checked from under the gun, Andrew Brown bet from the button, Hastings raised, Brown three-bet, and Hastings flatted.
The turn fell the 
, Hasting check-called a bet from Brown, and the river fell the 
. Hastings check-called another bet and Brown turned over 
for the nut flush, taking down the pot.
Hastings lost another pot the very next hand and lost some more to Tim Marsters.
Level: 27
Limits: 50,000/100,000
Ante: 0
The remaining six players will now be taking a 60-minute dinner break.
Stud
Andrew Brown: 
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Hye Park: / 
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Andrew Brown had a four of spades showing and completed. Hye Park made the call and would check-call on fourth street. Both players checked down until showdown. Brown showed 
for a pair of fours and Park mucked his hand, giving Brown the pot.
Razz
Dutch Boyd: 
Tim Marsters: 
Dutch Boyd opened with an ace showing and Tim Marsters announced a raise with a seven. The action was back on Boyd who called his all in for 80,000. Here is how their boards ran out:
Dutch Boyd: 
Tim Marsters: 
Marsters made an eight low while the best Boyd could do was a jack low. Boyd was sent to the rail in seventh place but will still take home over $25,000 for his efforts.
Omaha Hi-Lo
Lee Markholt opened from late position, Bruno Fitoussi moved all in from the big blind, Markholt called, and the players turned over their hands.
Lee Markholt: 
Bruno Fitoussi: 
The board ran out 
and Markholt's queens up took down Fitoussi's aces, sending him home in eighth place.
Omaha Hi-Lo
Jeff Madsen raised it up from the cutoff and Andrew Brown called from the big blind. The flop came and Brown check-called a bet from Madsen.
The turn was the 
and both players checked to the on the river. Brown checked again and Madsen tossed in a bet. Brown opted to check-raise and Madsen paid him off. Brown turned over 
for a full house and a six low. Madsen couldn't beat either hand and sent his cards to the muck.
Hold'em
Lee Markholt opened from late position, Tim Marsters three-bet from the button, and Markholt made the call. The flop ran out , action checked to Marsters who push in a bet, Markholt check-raised the bet, and Marsters instantly called.
The fell on the turn and Markholt threw in a bet. Marsters thought for a few moments and in the end he decided to hit the fold button, giving Markholt the pot.
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