Razz
Phil Ivey is up to 4,700,000 chips, adding to that total in a three-way pot against Timofey Kuznetsov and David Oppenheim. Ivey's 
was the winner, and he's looking like a good bet to bag the chip lead heading into Day 4.
Limit Hold'em
Phil Ivey raised from the cutoff, then called when Shaun Deeb made it three bets on the button.
Ivey check-raised a Deeb bet on the 
flop, and Deeb called. Deeb called another bet on the 
turn, then Ivey checked the 
river. Deeb bet, and Ivey called, only to muck after Deeb showed 
for a rivered king-high flush.
Razz
Bryce Yockey: 
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Dario Sammartino: / 
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The 
was the bring in. Yockey completed a nine and Sammartino called with a jack. Yockey bet on fourth and Sammartino called.
Sammartino bet on fifth and sixth with Yockey calling both streets before both players checked on seventh street.
After Yockey checked back the river, he announced a nine-eight. Sammartino confirmed that's what he said and said that it was not good as he turned over 
, good for an eighty-seven and the pot.
Pot-Limit Omaha
Dan Cates raised to 50,000 from the cutoff, and Josh Arieh called in the small blind.
Arieh led out for 75,000 on the 
flop, and Cates called.
Both players checked the 
turn, and Arieh checked the river. Cates bet 175,000 and Arieh folded.
A few hands later, Arieh raised to 50,000 from the cutoff, and Dan Cates called in the big blind.
Cates check-called a bet of 50,000 on the 
flop, but check-folded to a bet of 125,000 on the 
turn.
Omaha Hi-Lo
In a blind-versus-blind battle, Talal Shakerchi completed from the small blind and Bryce Yockey checked his option. The flop came 
and Shakerchi bet. Yockey called.
The turn was and Shakerchi checked. Yockey bet and Shakerchi made the call. The river was 
and Shakerchi checked. Yockey fired again and Shakerchi announced a raise. Yockey tossed in the chips to make the call.
Shakerchi tabled 
for a full house, fives full of tens. Much to Shakerchi's surprise, Yockey showed 
for fives full of queens as he exclaimed that Yockey would be the recipient of the pot and not himself.
Razz
Josh Arieh: / 
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Chris Vitch: / /
Josh Arieh bet sixth street and Chris Vitch called. Arieh bet again on seventh street, and Vitch raised. Arieh tanked for about a minute before making the call.
"Jack," Vitch declared, and Arieh quickly tabled 
for a ninety-seven. Vitch mucked, and Arieh nodded towards Vitch and said, "Strong play."
Omaha Hi-Lo
Talal Shakerchi raised from the cutoff and received a call from Dario Sammartino who defended his big blind. The flop came 
and Sammartino check-called a continuation-bet from Shakerchi.
Both players checked the turn and river.
"Flush," Sammartino announced as he turned over 
. Shakerchi mucked and Sammartino took down the pot.
Stud
Dario Sammartino: / /
Talal Shakerchi: / 
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With around 200,000 in the pot, Sammartino check-called fourth street. Shakerchi bet on fifth and Sammartino called. Both players checked sixth and seventh.
Shakerchi tabled and Sammartino took a few moments to make sure he could not beat the pair of sevens before mucking his hand.
Omaha Hi-Lo
"Yippie!" John Esposito said as he raised the button. Both Dan Cates in the small blind and Chris Klodnicki in the big blind called.
Action checked to Esposito on the flop, and he bet. Only Cates called. Cates check-called bets on the turn and river, and Esposito tabled 
for a flush and a live-four for low. Cates mucked.
"Yippie!" Esposito repeated. "Go Johnny go!"
Omaha Hi-Lo
John Esposito:
Chris Vitch: 
Chris Vitch's bet on the turn with the board reading 
put John Esposito at risk, and after making the call Esposito saw that he needed help on the river to stay in the game. He got what he needed when the 
hit, giving him a queen-high straight and eliminating the possibility of a qualifying low.
"There's my guy," Esposito said when the jack hit the board.
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