Omaha Hi-Lo
The board showed 
, two players each had around five bets in front of them. Bart Lybaert was one of those players, he turned over 
for the nut low with tens over fives. His opponent quickly mucked and Lybaert scooped up the pot.
The late registration period in Event #14: $1,500 H.O.R.S.E has now come to an end. A total of 751 entered through the Rio All-Suites Hotel and Casino, cruising past last year's total of 731.
A prize pool of $1,013,000 was accumulated and the biggest portion to be given away will be an impressive $207,003 to the eventual winner. Just 113 runners will find themselves collecting a payday, with a min-cash being worth $2,253.
Stud Hi-Lo
Opponent: 
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Calvin Anderson: / 
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Calvin Anderson's opponent completed and raised on every street up until seventh. Anderson called the whole way and both players checked to showdown where Anderson revealed 
for ace-high with an eight low. His opponent looked in disbelief as they mucked their hand, sending the pot to Anderson.
Stud
Jason Stockfish: / 
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Opponent: / 
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Jason Stockfish called into a completed pot and on fourth street he took over, betting all the way through seventh. His opponent called down until seventh and then pushed in two bets.
Stockfish instantly made it three bets and his opponent mucked 
face up, folding two pair to the three-bet from Stockfish.
Level: 9
Limit Flop - 300/600 (Limits 600/1,200)
Stud Games - 100 ante - 200 bring-in - 600 completion
(Limits 600/1,200)
All the bracelet winners from the first week of the 2019 WSOP including the controversial hand from the $50K Super High Roller.
The remaining players will now be taking their last 20-minute break of the day. The late registration period will be over at the end of this break.
Razz
Allen Kessler: / 
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Hernan Salazar: / 
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Hernan Salazar completed, Allen Kessler obliged and the two went to fourth street. Salazar bet on every street, Kessler called all the way to the seventh before he moved his last 100 into the pot.
Salazar called, tabling 
for ace six low, Kessler mucked his cards as he stood up and started to walk out the door.
Stud Hi-Lo
Jeff Shulman: / 
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Ron Ware: / 
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Ron Ware completed and bet through to sixth street. Shulman took over on sixth and fired on seventh. Ware called both streets and Shulman turned over 
for a straight with a six low. Ware mucked and Shulman scooped the large sized pot.
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