No-Limit Hold'em
Shaun Deeb raised to 16,000 from the cutoff, and Lyle Berman called on the button. Matthew Ashton three-bet to 60,000 from the small blind, and David Oppenheim four-bet to 165,000 in the big blind. Deeb and Berman quickly folded, while Ashton double-checked his cards before sliding them to the muck as well.
2-7 Triple Draw
Action folded to Phil Galfond in the small blind, who completed. Isaac Haxton was in the big blind and raised. Galfond called and first draws went three and two.
Galfond check-called Haxton's continuation bet and then took two on the second draw. Haxton stood pat. Action after the draw again saw Galfond check-call a bet from Haxton after about 35 seconds of thought.
Galfond stood pat on the final draw and Haxton thought for a bit before standing pat behind. After the final draw, Galfond checked. Haxton quickly put in another bet and Galfond tossed his hand into the muck.
2-7 Triple Draw
Talal Shakerchi bet after the third draw and David "ODB" Baker called after mulling it over for a bit. Shakerchi showed the perfect 
to take down another pot.
2-7 Triple Draw
After the first draw, Adam Friedman bet from the small blind, Jesse Martin called in the big blind, and Brian Hastings called from the cutoff.
Friedman and Hastings each drew one on the second draw, while Martin took two. Action checked to Hastings, who bet, and both Friedman and Martin called.
All three players took a card on the final draw, and Friedman checked. Hastings quickly folded, but Friedman eyed up Martin, counted some chips out of his stack, then tossed in a call. Martin fanned 
and Friedman mucked.
Stud Hi-Lo
Phil Galfond: 
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Isaac Haxton: / 
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Isaac Haxton was the aggressor from fifth street onward, with Phil Galfond calling Haxton's bets on fifth and sixth streets. Galfond went into the tank for a bit before calling sixth street, and folded after some thought on seventh street.
2-7 Triple Draw
Action folded to Phil Ivey who was on the button and raised. Adam Friedman called from the small blind and both players traded two cards on the first draw. Friedman checked and Ivey made a continuation-bet which Friedman called.
On the second draw, Friedman took two and Ivey one. Friedman then check-called another bet from Ivey. Final draws went one and pat and Friedman checked on the river. Ivey fired a third barrel and Friedman checked his cards and thought about his decision for around 30 seconds before letting his hand go.
Stud Hi-Lo
Michael Glick: / 
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Luke Schwartz: / 
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From fourth street, Michael Glick check-called bets from Luke Schwartz on every street up until seventh, where both players checked. Glick tabled 
for three queens, and Schwartz took one last look at his board and hole cards together before mucking.
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