Limit Hold'em
Timofey Kuznetsov opened from the hijack and David Oppenheim three-bet from the cutoff. Action folded back to Kuznetsov and he made the call, bringing a flop of 
. Kuznetsov checked and Oppenheim made a continuation-bet. Kuznetsov called.
The turn came 
and Kuznetsov checked. Oppenheim continued again and Kuznetsov put in a check-raise. Oppenheim quickly folded and Kuznetsov took down the pot.
Pot-Limit Omaha
David Oppenheim just dragged at 400k-plus pot, becoming the first player on the day to eclipse 2 million chips.
On a 
board, Timofey Kuznetsov bet 140,000 from the hijack and Oppenheim called from the cutoff, bringing forth the 
river.
Kuznetsov checked, and Oppenheim contemplated his next move for a couple of minutes before deciding on a check back. Oppenheim turned over 
and Kuznetsov mucked.
Razz
After the 
brought it in, Adam Friedman completed with the 
, and Jesse Martin put his last 27,000 in with the 
. Action folded back to Friedman, who called.
"I only looked at one card," Friedman said before turning up a pair of sevens in his hand. Martin was paired as well with split fours. After sixth street, their boards were as follows:
Adam Friedman: 
/ 
/ 
Jesse Martin: / 
/
Friedman turned his seventh street card over first, and the 
left Martin drawing dead before he could even turn his over. Michael Glick followed him out the door a short time later.
David Benyamine's tournament run has come to an end at the hands of Shaun Deeb. Deeb ended up with the better end of a straight-over-straight situation on a 
runout.
Level: 15
Limit Flop / Draw: 10,000/20,000
Stud Games: 5,000 (ante), 5,000 (bring-in), 20,000 (completion)
No-Limit & Pot-Limit: 5,000/10,000/15,000 ante
The final 30 players are off on a 15-minute break.
Pot-Limit Omaha
Matthew Ashton raised to 28,000 from the hijack, then called off his last 76,000 after Shaun Deeb potted it in the big blind.
Matthew Ashton: 
Shaun Deeb: 
Ashton's jacks held on the 
flop and 
turn, but his hopes for a second Poker Player's Championship bracelet were dashed when Deeb binked the 
river.
Pot-Limit Omaha
There was around 50,000 in the pot in a three-way pot between Dan Cates in the big blind, Josh Arieh in the cutoff, and Chris Vitch on the button. The flop was and Cates checked to Arieh, who bet 26,000. Both Vitch and Cates called.
The turn came 
and Cates and Arieh both checked. Vitch put in a bet of 125,000 which was good to get folds out of Cates and Arieh en route to taking down the pot.
Razz
Matthew Ashton: /
(folded on sixth street)
David Benyamine: /
With what appeared to be about eight big bets already in the middle, Matthew Ashton put out a bet on sixth street, and David Benyamine raised. Ashton took a few moments to contemplate before folding, and the loss puts him dangerously low on chips.
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