PLO
Chris Klodnicki limped the small blind and Philip Long checked his option. A flop of 
landed on the felt and both players checked to the 
turn card.
Action checked to Long, he pushed in 55,000 and Klodnicki swiftly announced pot. Long mucked without hesitation and Klodnicki pulled in a pot.
Level: 29
Limit Flop / Draw: 30,000/60,000
Stud Games: 15,000-ante, 20,000 bring-in, 60,000 completion
No-Limit & Pot-Limit: 15,000/30,000 / 30,000-ante
Players are on a 15-minute break.
Omaha Hi-Lo
Allen Kessler raised in the cutoff and Chris Klodnicki called from the small blind. Both players tapped the felt on 
and Klodnicki led out when the 
landed on the turn. Kessler called and then called one more bet on the 
river.
Klodnicki turned up 
for a missed wrap and low draw and Kessler scooped the pot with two pair, showing 
.
Stud
Allen Kessler: 
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Chris Klodnicki: / 
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Allen Kessler completed and Chris Klodnicki called. Both players checked four and Klodnicki fired on fifth. Kessler made it two and Klodnicki instantly pushed in three.
Kessler called on every street until showdown and Klodnicki tabled 
for Broadway. Kessler mucked 
face up and sent a large portion of his stack to Klodnicki.
Stud
John Evans was the bring in with 
and he called when Chris Klodnicki completed with the . Evans' board looked dangerous as he spiked three spades, including three wheel cards and a pair of threes. Klodnicki called bets on fourth, fifth, and sixth street and they checked the river. Evans announced aces up, showing an ace among his hole cards. Klodnicki couldn't beat that.
Klodnicki: / 
Evans: / 
NLH
Chris Klodnicki opened from the cutoff to 55,000, Donny Rubinstein called on the button and Rami Boukai moved all in from the small blind. Klodnicki folded and Rubinstein snap-called for his remaining stack of about 650,000, players turned over their hands with Rubinstein at risk.
Donny Rubinstein:
Rami Boukai:
The dealer fanned out 
on the flop and Boukai took a commanding lead. Rubinstein started to stand up as he awaited the runout. A fell as the turn card and Rubinstein needed a jack or he would be eliminated. The 
hit the felt on the river, sending the pot to Boukai with his pair of kings and Rubinstein's fate was cemented as a sixth-place finish for $24,292.
2-7 Triple Draw
Philip Long raised from the second position and John Evans called from the big blind. They drew two apiece and Evans called another bet. The second draw went one-one and Evans led out. Long raised, Evans called and they both stood pat on the final draw. Long fired one more bet and Evans check-called.
"Seven," Long announced, rolling over 
. His made hand was, however, not good for more than a half of the pot as Evans tabled the exact same beholdings.
Stud Hi-Lo
Allen Kessler: / 
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Chris Klodnicki: / 
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Philip Long: / 
- folded on fourth
Allen Kessler completed and bet the until seventh. The only person to stick around for the ride was Chris Klodnicki who called down until seventh where he checked.
Kessler tabled for just a pair of dimes but it was good as Klodnicki mucked his hand, sending another pot to Kessler here on the final table.
Stud Hi-Lo
Philip Long: / /
Chris Klodnicki: / 
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Chris Klodnicki completed and bet every street until seventh where he checked. Philip Long called on every street and checked behind on seventh. Long tabled 
for two pair and Klodnicki mucked, shipping the pot to the defending champion.
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