Badugi
Cory Zeidman raised his button to 1,200 and David "ODB" Baker called from the big blind as both players drew two.
Baker checked, and Zeidman bet. Baker called and drew two as Zeidman drew one.
Baker checked in the dark, and Zeidman bet 1,200. Baker called and both players drew one.
Baker led out for 1,200 and Zeidman announced a raise. Baker quickly folded, and Zeidman collected the pot.
Pot-Limit 2-7 Triple Draw
Schuyler Thornton raised to 700 from under the gun, and Jeremy Harkin three-bet to 1,300 from the button.
Thornton called, and both players drew one and checked.
Both players again drew one, and after Thornton checked, Harkin bet 2,100.
Thornton called, and both players drew one. Thornton checked, Harkins bet 4,100, and Thonrton called.
Harkins tabled his 
for a nine-six, and Thornton mucked.
Pot-Limit 2-7 Triple Draw
Brayden Gazlay raised to 800 on the button and Nicholas Seiken called as both players drew two.
Seiken checked and Gazlay continued for 1,200. Seiken check-raised to 6,000, and Gazlay folded.
In 2018, Adam Friedman collected his second WSOP gold bracelet when he defeated Stuart Rutter heads-up over the 111-player field to take home the $293,275 first-place prize.
Also on the final table was Alexey Makarov, Chris Klodnicki, David "ODB" Baker, and Marco Johnson.
Friedman has just taken his seat in today's event to see if he can successfully defend his title.
Currently, Friedman is seated alongside Brandon Shack-Harris, Anthony Zinno, Prahlad Friedman, Allen Kessler, and John David Rogers.
Stud Hi-Lo
Moreschi: 
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Schwartz: / 
/ - fold
Jake Schwartz was the bring-in, Stephen Moreschi completed, Schwartz raised and Moreschi called.
Moreschi check-called a bet on fourth street, called a bet on fifth before taking the lead on sixth and betting. Schwartz called and both players checked on seventh.
Moreschi tabled 
for trip eights, Schwartz mucked and Moreschi won the pot.
Pot-Limit Omaha
Andrey Zaichenko raised to 800 in the cutoff and John Monnette called from the big blind.
The flop landed 
and Monnette checked. Zaichenko bet 1,100, and Monnette folded.
Stud Hi-Lo
Tim Marsters had the bring-in and Cory Zeidman completed to 600. Marsters called the additional 400 before calling bets on fourth and fifth streets.
Marsters bet sixth, and Zeidman called.
Marsters: / 
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Zeidman: / 
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On seventh, both players checked, and Marsters tabled his 
for nines-up and Zeidman flashed the 
and mucked.
Badeucey
Kristijonas Andrulis raised from the cutoff and Noah Bronstein called from the big blind.
Bronstein drew three, Andrulis drew two and both players checked.
The draws remained the same on the second draw and Andrulis bet. Bronstein check-raised and Andrulis called.
Both drew one on the final draw, Bronstein bet and Andrulis mulled it over for a while before he folded.
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