Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo 8 or Better
Dan Zack: 
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Philip Long: / 
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Dan Zack was the bring in. Philip Long completed and Zack called. Long checked on fourth street and Zack bet. Long made the call and then proceeded to bet on fifth street. Zack called. Both players checked sixth and seventh to take the pot to showdown.
Long tabled 
for kings up and Zack mucked his hand.
Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo 8 or Better
Yuri Dzivielevski / 
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Denis Strebkov / 
folded on fourth
Alex Livingston / 
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Dzivielevski took the betting lead on fourth street and then proceeded to call bets from Livingston on the subsequent streets. After calling the river bet, Dzivielevski turned over 
to scoop a nice pot.
Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better
On a flop of 
Denis Strebkov bet and Dan Zack raised, Strebkov re-raised enough to put Zack all in.
Dan Zack 
Denis Strebkov 
The turn was the 
and the river the to give Zack the scoop and send Strebkov into dangerous territory.
Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better
Action folded to Alex Livingston who opened from the button and received a call from Michael Thompson who defended his big blind. The flop came 
and Thompson check-called Livingston's continuation-bet. The turn came and Thompson put his last 115,000 into the pot.
"I call. I have ace-ten," said Livingston as he turned over 
for a full house, aces full of tens.
Thompson tabled and was in need of one of the final two jacks in the deck to stay alive.
The dealer turned over the on the river and his prayer was answered as he survived yet another all in to stay alive.
After several chopped pots and all-in players staying alive here are some updated chip counts.
Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better
Daniel Ratigan announced he was all in from early position for his last 80,000. Denis Strebkov called from the cutoff, as did Andrey Zaichenko in the big blind.
The two checked to the river on a runout of 
when Strebkov bet and got a fold from Zaichenko.
Daniel Ratigan: 
Denis Strebkov: 
Strebkov's three eights was good to beat Ratigan's kings up and he was eliminated from the tournament in 8th place.
Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better
The two big stacks went to battle in consecutive hands Yuri Dzivielevski and Alex Livingston exchanged thought out pots.
In the first hand Dzivielevski led the betting each time when the board ran out 
. On the river, Livingston considered the bet before laying it down.
On the next hand it was Livingston who was the aggressor and put out bets each time on a board of . Dzivielevski went deep into the tank on the river bet before eventually folding after over a minute.
The battle would end in a stalemate for now.
Level: 26
Limits: 60,000/120,000
Ante: 15,000
Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better
Denis Strebkov: / 
/ (folded on seventh)
Alex Livingston: / 
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Michael Thompson was the bring in with 
and Alex Livingston completed. Denis Strebkov made it two bets, Thompson folded, and Livingston called.
Strebkov bet fourth and Livingston called. He then checked fifth and Livingston made a bet, which he called.
Livingston fired sixth after having a pair of sevens visible and Strebkov called. On the river, Livingston put in another bet and Strebkov went deep into the tank.
"I think I should fold," Strebkov said after a little over a minute. He then cut out his chips to count out the 415,000 that remained in his stack. He continued to think.
"Sorry, guys," he continued. After about another minute, he eventually folded showing as one of his down cards and Livingston took down the pot.
Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo 8 or Better
Alex Livingston / /
Dan Zack / 6sah2h2d] /
After Michael Thompson was the bring in, Zack completed and Livingston came along. Livingston led on 4th street and was called. On fifth street, Livingston checked and Zack bet, which was called. Zack bet again on sixth and was called again. Both players checked on the river. Livingston showed while Zack picked up his hand looking at it before mucking it.
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