Steven Tabb raised from under the gun and Jon Turner called on the button. Tabb drew one and Turner drew two. Tabb bet and Turner called.
Both players drew one on the second draw and Tabb check-called a bet.
Tabb drew one and Turner stood pat. Tabb then bet and Turner tanked before calling.
"Rough eight," said Tabb, tabling 
and Turner mucked, left with two big bets.
Carol Fuchs drew three and Benjamin Dobson drew two. Both players checked. Fuchs then stood pat and Dobson drew one. Fuchs bet and Dobson called.
Fuchs stood pat and Dobson drew one. Dobson called a bet from Fuchs and she showed 
and won the pot.
Action folded to Benjamin Dobson in the small blind, who raised. Penh Lo defended from the big blind. First draws were one and two. Dobson made a continuation-bet and Lo called and second draws went pat and one. Dobson fired again and Lo raised all in for 4,000 more. Lo called and both players stood pat on the final draw.
Benjamin Dobson: 
Penh Lo:
Lo's eight-six was good to beat Dobson's eight-seven and he secured the double to stay alive.
Gary Benson was all in on the final draw in a hand against Jordan Siegel and both players drew one card on their final draw.
Siegel was showing and turned over a to make an eight-six.
Benson had tabled and needed to hit a four or three to stay alive in the tournament. He turned over a to make a pair and was eliminated from the tournament, jokingly asking why the cards couldn't have been reversed as he swapped his five with Benson's four, feigning a made seven-six.
Rodeen Talebi opened from the cutoff and Carol Fuchs raised on the button. Frederic Moss called in the big blind as did Talebi.
Moss and Talebi both drew one and Fuchs stood pat. Moss and Talebi check-called bets and the action repeated exactly the same on the second draw and the betting round that followed.
Moss and Talebi both drew one on the third draw and Fuchs stood pat. It checked to Fuchs who bet and got two folds. She showed
"Well," said Moss. "We were drawing dead.
"Oooo," said Fuchs with a grin. "Say that again..."
Action folded to Jason Lipiner in the cutoff, who put in a raise. The player on the button folded and Jason Stockfish three-bet from the small blind. Defending champion Hanh Tran called from the big blind, as did Lipiner. Each player drew two cards on the first draw and Stockfish checked. Tran bet and both Lipiner and Stockfish called. Stockfish then drew two, Tran stood pat, and Lipiner pulled two. Action again checked to Tran, who bet and was called by both players.
Final draws went one, pat, one and Stockfish checked again. Tran put in another bet and both Liniper and Stockfish quickly folded. Stockfish left himself with 1,000 behind after the fold and busted shortly thereafter.
Level: 15
Limits: 2,500/5,000
Ante: 0
Scott Milkey opened the action with a raise in a blind-versus-blind situation against Benny Glaser and called a three-bet from Glaser. Milkey drew three and Glaser one. After the draw, Milkey checked to Glaser, who bet. Milkey called and both players drew one. Action after the second draw saw Milkey check-raise and face a three-bet, which he called. After some thought on the final draw, Milkey stood pat. Glaser stood pat behind and put in one more bet on the end after being checked to. Milkey called.
Glaser tabled for the nuts and Milkey showed for a worse seven as Glaser took down the pot.
Players are now on a 15-minute break.
Thomas Hammers, Steven Tabb and Xunen Zheng all drew two. Hammers bet all in, Tabb raised and Zheng called.
On second draw Hammers drew one, Tabb stood pat and Zheng drew one. Tabb bet and Zheng called.
The same draws repeated on the third draw and Tabb and Zheng both checked. Tabb showed 
and Zheng showed a pair of fives.
"I broke a nine-six," said Hammers showing and the 
to go with it and he was eliminated.
"Good luck guys," he said as he exited the tournament area.
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