Pot-Limit Omaha
Action folded to Dan Cates who completed his small blind. Phil Ivey checked his option. The flop came 
and Cates bet the pot for 48,000. Ivey called. The turn came 
and Cates made another pot-sized bet of 144,000. Ivey peeled again and the river came 
.
Cates fired a third pot-sized bet of 432,000 and Ivey tossed his hand into the muck as Cates took down yet another pot, bringing him over the two-million chip mark.
Pot-Limit Omaha
Dario Sammartino had made it 60,000 from the cutoff when Bryce Yockey wanted to open the pot for 50,000. Yockey's action was declared a call from the button.
The two players went to the 
flop where Sammartino checked, Yockey bet 50,000, and Sammartino called.
The 
turn was checked by both players and the 
landed on the river. Sammartino cut out a bet of 180,000 and Yockey immediately threw his cards away.
Razz
Bryce Yockey: 
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Andrew Brown: / 
- folded on fourth streeet
Dario Sammartino: / 
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Dario Sammartino brought it in with the , Bryce Yockey called, and Andrew Brown came along as well. Yockey bet fourth street, and only Sammartino called. Both players checked fifth street, and Sammartino bet sixth street, which Yockey called.
Sammartino check-called a bet from Yockey on seventh street, and Yockey tabled 
for an eighty-seven. Sammartino mucked.
Razz
Talal Shakerchi: / 
- folded on fifth street
Dan Cates: / 
Phil Ivey was the bring in with 
. Shakerchi completed and Cates called. Cates bet fourth and Shakerchi called. He bet again on fifth and Shakerchi folded after pairing his seven.
With the pot, Cates continues his upward trend. Meanwhile, Shakerchi finds himself below a half-million with the least amount of chips in play on the table.
Omaha Hi-Lo
Josh Arieh raised from under the gun, and Andrew Brown called in the big blind.
Brown check-called a bet on the 
flop, and check-called another bet on the turn. Both players checked the river, and Brown tabled 
for queens up and a low. Arieh nodded, then mucked.
"Like a phoenix, I'm rising!" Brown told the table.
Omaha Hi-Lo
Dario Sammartino limped from the small blind and Bryce Yockey checked his options. Sammartino check-called bets on the flop and turn of the 
board and they both checked the river.
Sammartino turned up 
for a pair of eights and a third-nut low and Yockey couldn't beat either.
Omaha Hi-Lo
Dan Cates opened from under the gun and received calls from John Esposito on the button and Shaun Deeb out of the big blind. The flop came 
and Deeb checked. Cates bet and Esposito and Deeb both called.
The turn came 
and Deeb checked to Cates, who bet again. Esposito folded and Deeb called. The river came and Deeb checked. Cates bet again and Deeb thought for around a minute before folding.
Stud
John Esposito brought in with the 
and he called when Phil Ivey completed with the .
Ivey hit an ace while Esposito hit a king. Ivey bet, Esposito raised and Ivey called.
Ivey called further bets from Esposito on fifth and sixth where Esposito's board showed a pair of fives.
They checked the river and Esposito took it down with kings up.
Esposito: 
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Ivey: /
Stud
Chris Vitch: / 
David Oppenheim: / 
- folded on fourth street
Dario Sammartino: /
Josh Arieh brought it in with the , and Chris Vitch completed. David Oppenheim and Dario Sammartino both called, while Arieh folded. Vitch bet fourth street, Oppenheim folded and Sammartino called. Sammartino bet fifth street, and Vitch folded.
Stud
Talal Shakerchi: / 
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Dan Cates: / 
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Phil Ivey: / 
Phillip Hui was the bring in with . Talal Shakerchi and Dan Cates called. Phil Ivey completed, Hui folded, and Shakerchi and Cates called. Ivey bet fourth street and both players called.
On fifth and sixth streets, action checked to Ivey who kept betting. Shakerchi and Cates both called. All three players checked the river.
Cates tabled 
for eights up and took down the pot, building his stack to over one million after starting the day as the second lowest stack.
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