2-7 Triple Draw
Jason Daly raised in the cutoff, and Brian Yoon called in the big blind.
Both players drew two, Yoon bet, Daly raised all-in, and Yoon called.
Yoon stood pat the rest of the hand, while Daly drew one on both of the final two streets. Yoon's 
won the pot, and Daly finished the event in ninth place for $11,364.
2-7 Triple Draw
In a battle of the blinds, Aaron Rogers and Carlos Rodriguez took two cards each and Rogers bet, Rodriguez raised and earned a call. Rogers then patted and Rodriguez took one card. They checked and the same action repeated on the final draw. Rogers check-called a bet of Rodriguez, who had just two full bets behind.
Rodriguez tabled 
and Rogers tapped the table in defeat.
Badugi
Jason Daly committed the remainder of his stack after the second draw, from the big blind. Joao Vieira, on the button, and Daly each took one on the final draw.
Daly showed a nine-Badugi for the win, besting Vieira's queen-Badugi.
Badugi
Vladimir Peck raised from the cutoff and called a three-bet by Hal Rotholz on the button. Peck discarded one card and Rotholz patted as both players checked. Peck then patted and Rotholz now tanked, then discarded one. The bet by Peck followed and Rotholz folded.
"KIng-jack," Rotholz said in table chat and confirmed he broke up a king. "I made a Badugi," Peck replied and pulled a bit closer to his opponent with nine contenders remaining.
A-5 Triple Draw
One hand after losing most of his stack to Jason Daly, Michael Trivett called after a raise from Brian Yoon and a call from Venkata Tayi.
The call committed Trivett's last 35,000 chips. Yoon and Tayi checked down to the final street, where Yoon bet and Trivett folded.
Yoon's 
took down the pot, and Trivett left the tournament with a ninth-place finish for $8,582.
Badugi
Aaron Rogers raised in the cutoff and was called by Gary Benson in the small blind and Vladimir Peck in the big blind. Rogers patted while Benson and Peck took one card each. The action checked to Rogers, who bet and was called only by Peck.
On the second draw, Rogers patted once more and Peck drew one before check-folding to a second barrel.
A-5 Triple Draw
The stack sizes on the secondary table have become much closer at the top and Gary Benson has clawed his way back in it. He just made a number two in A-5 Triple Draw against Carlos Rodriguez to pull ahead of his opponent.
2-7 Triple Draw
After the first draw on which Hal Rotholz and Carlos Rodriguez took two cards each, Rotholz bet and Rodriguez called. Rotholz then patted twice while Rodriguez took one each. The first time, Rotholz bet and earned a call, then bet and forced a fold from Rodriguez after the final drawing round.
The game type switched to A-5 Triple Draw thereafter and Rodriguez got two streets of action against Aaron Rogers. He then checked behind eventually to win the pot with an .
2-7 Triple Draw
Venkata Tayi, in the cutoff, and Michael Trivett, in the big blind, both put in the max number of bets before the first draw.
Tayi stood pat through the rest of the hand, betting after being checked to after the first and second draws. Trivett took one on all streets.
Both players checked the final betting round, and Tayi showed , Trivett showed a nine-low, but that wasn't good enough.
Badugi
After patting and facing the draw of two cards by Gary Benson, Hal Rotholz bet and Benson then raised. Rotholz gave it some thought and folded. "Good fold," Benson said and exposed the 
for a Six-Dugi.
Both tangled again shortly after when they both patted and Benson bet-folded to a raise by Rotholz, mentioning in table chat he had an eight. "That's what I had too but I had the better eight," Rotholz replied.
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