"I had a big hand," Scott Bohlman said as he grabbed his cards and mucked them already when Joshua Tieman turned the nuts with 
on a board of 
to double through Bohlman for 150,000.
Shortly after, William Benson was eliminated by Dash Dudley and then Bohlman bet-folded against a jam of Ray Henson in a three-way pot to lose some further chips.
A player had bet 130,000 into a pot of 270,000 on a 
board, and Luke Schwartz had set him in for his last 100,000. He took a few moments, then called.
Schwartz showed him the 
out of his hand first before revealing the 
, and his opponent showed he had been one-outered as he held the 
.
"Go win a second bracelet!" Schwartz's defeated opponent said as he made his leave.
"You win the bracelet, you gotta thank me, for sure." Eddie Ochana, who doubled Schwartz up a few hands earlier, said with a wry smile as Schwartz stacked up his latest bounty.
Kane Kalas limped in from the small blind, and Layne Flack raised to 16,000 in the big blind. Kalas called.
Kalas check-called a bet of 25,000 on the 
flop, and both players checked the turn. Kalas bet 19,000 on the river, and Flack folded.
On a 
flop, William Benson checked and called a bet of 35,000 by Scott Bohlman. The 
fell on the river and Benson check-folded to a bet of 80,000.
Bohlman then limped in and Sylvain Loosli raised in the hijack, which Bohlman called. On the 
flop, Bohlman checked and called a small bet worth 13,000 before leading the turn for 50,000. Loosli made the call and the river completed the board.
That slowed down Bohlman, who opted to check. Loosli moved all in for what appeared to be 110,000 and Bohlman quickly released his cards into the muck.
Yi Li got his last 45,000 or so chips in the pot on a 
flop, and was at risk against Tom Hu.
Yi Li: 
Tom Hu: 
Hu had flopped the nuts with the straight, but Li had a plethora of outs with top set and the nut flush draw. Li couldn't improve on the turn, but the 
river gave Li the nuts and the pot.
Level: 16
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 0
Luke Schwartz raised to 15,000 from middle position, and Jeffrey Landherr called in the hijack. Eddie Ochana three-bet to 65,000 in the small blind, and both Schwartz and Landherr called.
Schwartz leaned up over the table, cards clutched near his face as the 
flop fell. Ochana bet 200,000, and Schwartz called off his last 135,500, while Landherr folded.
Luke Schwartz: 
Eddie Ochana: 
Both players held draws, but Ochana's ace-high was the best hand at the moment. The turn paired Ochana, but Schwartz picked up a straight and flush draw that came in on the river, giving last night's $10,000 2-7 Triple Draw bracelet winner a double a straight.
"Yes! Wow...so lucky." Schwartz said after the river fell.
Eoghan O'Dea three-bet the pot out of the small blind and initial raiser Abraham Faroni made the call from early position.
On the 
flop, O'Dea moved all in and Faroni called with a very similar stack size.
Abraham Faroni:
Eoghan O'Dea: 
"You have spades? I needed them," Faroni said and the turn left him drawing to just one out for the straight flush. The river was a blank and the stacks were counted. Faroni had been all in for 61,500 and O'Dea had him covered with 66,000.
Below are the stack sizes of the other players at the table.
After a bet by Cong Pham in the hijack on a 
flop, Melad Marji raised to 106,000 from the cutoff. Pham responded with a three-bet to 364,500, and he committed his last 17,000 after Marji four-bet shoved.
Cong Pham: 
Melad Marji:
Pham's top set was in the lead over Marji's middle set, but Marji still had the nut flush draw to fall back on. The turn and river bricked off for Marji, and Pham scooped in the massive pot.
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