Omaha Hi-Lo
Donny Rubinstein opened from the cutoff, Philip Long pushed in three bets and Rubinstein called. The flop came down 
and Rubinstein check-called a bet from Long.
The 
came on the turn and Rubinstein checked to Long who fired another bet. Rubinstein instantly check-raised and Long showed some frustration as he threw his cards into the muck, sending the pot to Rubinstein.
Level: 27
Limit Flop / Draw: 20,000/40,000
Stud Games: 10,000-ante, 10,000 bring-in, 40,000 completion
No-Limit & Pot-Limit: 10,000/20,000 / 20,000-ante
Players are on a 60-minute dinner break.
Omaha Hi-Lo
The board read 
and there was about six bets in front of two players. Chris Klodnicki fired on the river and Chris Vitch raised.
Klodnicki called, tabling 
for the wheel. Vitch mucked 
as he threw his cards into the middle, sending a large pot to Klodnicki before the break.
Stud
Allen Kessler bet on fourth and John Evans raised. Kessler called and then called another bet on fifth. He paired his ace on sixth and led out, earning a call.
Kessler bet in blind on seventh and Evans thought that Kessler was all in so he only called with kings full. Kessler grumbled that he started with three aces and how was that loss possible, but then he found out that he connected with his river card and scooped almost a full double with aces full.
Evans: 
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Kessler: 
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"All that whining finally paid off," Chris Klodnicki commented.
Stud Hi-Lo
Alex Livingston: 
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Vladimir Shchemelev: / 
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Rami Boukai: / 
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Alex Livingston moved all in for his last 23,000 before the flop and Vladimir Shchemelev called. Rami Boukai raised and Shchemelev called. Boukai bet on every street and Shchemelev called down to showdown.
Boukai tabled 
for a pair of nines with a seven low and Shchemelev instantly mucked. Livingston tabled 
for just a pair of sevens as he was knocked out by Boukai in ninth.
Stud Hi-Lo
Vladimir Shchemelev bet on sixth street, earning a call from Alex Livingston who called Shchemelev's all in for 52,000 on seventh. Schhemelev
Shchemelev: 
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Livingston: 
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Shchemelev finished with two pair and Livingston failed to make a low. Shchemelev celebrated a full double while Livingston dropped to last 23,000.
Limit Hold'em
Alex Livingston called the all in of Vladimir Shchemelev after a couple of back and forth bets. The two turned over their hands and Shchemelev was at risk.
Vladimir Shchemelev:
Alex Livingston:
The flop came down and Shchemelev flopped quads. A on the turn ruled out any possibility of a royal for Livingston as he was now drawing dead to the 
river card.
NLH
Under the gun, John Trumbul moved all in for 113,000 and Chris Vitch looked him up from the big blind.
Vitch was slightly ahead with 
against 
and the 
flop made him a huge favorite. Trumbul picked up four outs on the turn but the river wasn't one of them.
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