Stud Hi-Lo
David "ODB" Baker called a Matthew Dames' bet on fourth street and they checked the next street. Baker paired his ace on sixth but he remained passive as Dames' board showed four-to-a-straight low cards. ODB called a bet and he called on seventh again only to see Dames roll over the wheel for a scoop.
Baker: 
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Dames: 
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2-7 Triple Draw
Shirley Rosario bet after the second draw and Allen Kessler called in position. They both patted the final draw and Rosario checked. Kessler threw in one more bet and Rosario quickly called, but she mucked her hand upon seeing Kessler turn up 
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Stud Hi-Lo
Christopher Kusha: / 
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Alexander Livingston: / 
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Christopher Kusha completed on his five and Alexander Livingston raised. Kusha called the raise of Livingston who fired again on fifth and again Kusha called.
Livingston check-called all the way until seventh where Kusha pushed in his remaining 800 and players turned over their hands. Livingston tabled 
, giving him three treys, and Kusha showed just an ace as he mucked his hand, shipping the whole pot to Livingston.
Limit Hold'em
The turned action on a 
board saw Kevin Song push in a bet and Patrick Serda raise. Song called for his remaining 400 and the two turned over their cards.
Song tabled 
, giving him a pair of threes and Serda showed 
for a higher pair of tens. The river came down an 
and Serda pulled in the pot, eliminating the bracelet winner from the tournament.
PLO
With 7,000 in the pot, Phil Hui and David Bach made it to the 
turn. They were in the blinds and Hui checked to Bach who bet 3,500. Hui check-shoved for 15,000 and Bach took some time before putting in calling chips.
Hui: 
Bach: 
Hui was ahead with the trips and he locked the double when the river bricked off. Bach was left with only 3,000 or so.
Razz
Milos Skrbic had bet on the fifth straight by the time the action was caught, and Layne Flack raised. Skrbic called and paired a seven. Flack fired, Skrbic called, and Flack checked on seventh street. Skrbic placed in one more bet and Flack called. Skrbic had three wheel cards in the hole and scooped the pot with a seven.
Skrbic: / 
Flack: / 
Omaha Hi-Lo
Michael Mizrachi opened on the button and Sampo Ryynanen pushed in three bets from the small blind. Mizrachi called and the flop came down 
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Ryynanen threw in a bet and Mizrachi called. The peeled off on the turn and Ryynanen fired in another bet that again was called by Mizrachi.
The dealer flipped over a 
river and both players elected to check to showdown. Ryynanen tabled 
, giving him a solo pair of aces and Mizrachi quickly mucked, sending the pot to Ryynanen.
Razz
Tim Finne bet on fifth street with a nine-high board and Nick Pupillo called with two lower cards out. Finne received an eight and fired again on sixth and Pupillo, who hit a wheel card, raised to put Finne at risk for his 3,800. Pupillo had him just covered, so the showdown was critical for both players.
Pupillo: / 
Finne: /
Pupillo had made a seven on sixth and Finne finished only with an eight. Pupillo doubled his stack while Finne departed early into the first level of the day.
Omaha Hi-Lo
John Monnette opened from under the gun and Robert Cambell pushed in two bets from the big blind. Monnette made it three, Cambell instantly pushed in four and Monnette called.
The dealer spread out 
on the flop and Cambell led out. Monnette pushed in two bets and Cambell raised enough to put Monnette in for his remaining 100.
Monnette called, tabling 
for ace-high and Cambell turned over , giving him three queens. The board ran out 
and Cambell took down the pot with his three ladies, eliminating Monnette from the tournament early in the day.
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