With multiple bets in front of each player's board, Michael Mizrachi bet seventh street dark into Jan Suchanek.
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Suchanek squeezed his final card, and then folded leaving himself just under two big bets.
Jerry Wong led the betting three ways against Adam Friedman and Joe Tehan, picking up 
on fourth street and then Broadways on fifth and sixth.
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On the river, Wong studied his opponents' boards for about 15 seconds. Finally, he checked. The others quickly checked behind him and he announced aces. Friedman pointed at him and Tehan shook his head, so Wong opened 
and scooped it with one pair.
Steven Wolansky completed and Dan Zack called next to act. Wolansky bet fourth and fifth, and Zack called on fourth, but folded on fifth.
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Chris Bjorin completed and David Steicke made it two bets. Bjorin called, and then bet out on fourth with Steicke calling.
On fifth, Steicke bet and Bjorin called, and on sixth that flip-flopped again.
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On seventh, Bjorin bet and Steicke called.
Bjorin announced two pair, and Steicke immediately tabled his 
for aces up and Bjorin folded.
There was already a pile of chips in the middle, about 50,000, and Illya Trincher was all in on fourth street against Jason Mercier and Erik Seidel.
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Seidel took the betting lead from there in the side pot, as Jason Mercier called down.
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"Seven-low?" Trincher confirmed after Seidel showed.
Indeed it was, with Mercier showing down a set of jacks. Trincher could beat neither and headed for the rail.
Jesse Martin completed and Dario Sammartino went all in for 7,500. Craig Chait made it 11,500 and Martin called.
Chait bet on fourth and fifth and Martin called each time. On sixth, Martin bet and Chait check-called.
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On seventh, both players checked, and Martin tabled his for the low, while Chait tabled his for the high, and the side pot was split.
Sammartino revealed his for a flush and a seven-low, and he scooped the main pot.
Qinghai Pan bet sixth street into Shane Douglas and Jameson Painter, who both called.
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On the river, action checked to Painter. He bet and both opponents quickly called. Painter announced a flush and an eight-seven, showing . No doubt he was hoping for a scoop but Pan showed a better low with 
and grabbed half of the pot.
Jason Mercier completed and Eric Wasserson called, Mercier bet every subsequent street and Wasserson check-called each time.
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Mercier tabled his for a low and two pair, while Wasserson revealed his for aces up to take the high.
Yuebin Guo had the bring-in and Kane Kalas completed to 4,000. Andres Korn called, and Guo folded.
Korn bet fourth and Kalas called, and on fifth when Korn took the betting lead and tossed in 8,000, Kalas folded.
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Nitesh Rawtani was all in against Matthew Gonzales as each player's board ran out as follows:
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With Gonzales making a straight on sixth, and then a low on seventh, Rawtani was eliminated when all he could muster was a pair of queens.
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