Omaha Hi-Lo
Hal Rotholz opened from the cutoff, Sherry Hammers called from the button, and David Benyamine called in the big blind.
Benyamine led out on the 
flop, and both opponents called.
Benyamine checked the 
turn, Rotholz checked, Hammers bet, and both opponents called.
Benyamine bet the 
river, Rotholz folded, and Hammers called. Benyamine showed 
, and Hammers mucked.
Hold'em
The action was picked up as Chad Eveslage and Chad Campbell were heading into the flop. The dealer spread a flop of 
. Campbell check-raised and Eveslage called.
The turn brought a 
. Campbell tossed out a bet and Eveslage quickly folded, showing two red kings in the process. Campbell flipped up one red Ace with a smile as he raked in the pot.
Hold'em
Tom Hammers raised from the button and Marco Johnson called from the big blind.
The dealer spread a flop of 
. Johnson check called the bet from Hammers.
The turn brought the 
. Johnson checked and this time Hammers checked back.
The river card was the 
. Both players checked one last time. Hammers revealed 
for two pair eights and tens with a jack kicker. Johnson flipped over his two cards 
and was awarded half the pot with the same two pair as the kicker played.
Hold'em
Marco Johnson opened under the gun, and Mike Matusow called in the big blind.
Matusow check-called on the 
flop, as well as the 
turn. Both players checked the river, and Matusow showed down 
for the win.
Level: 8
Limit Flop: 2,000/4,000 (Limits 4,000/8,000)
Stud Games 1,000 ante - bring-in 1,000 completion 4,000
(Limits 4,000/8,000)
Stud Eight or Better
John Monnette: 
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Richard Sklar: /
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Adam Friedman: /
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The action was picked up on sixth street with John Monnette tossing out a bet. Both Sklar and Friedman called.
The dealer pitched out seventh street face down, and Monnette led the betting round once again. Both players called.
Monnette showed 
for a 7-4-3-2-A low and Friedman turned over 
for a seven-high straight, and the two chopped up the pot.
Hold'em
Eric Sagstrom opened from the small blind, and Dan Shak called.
Sagstrom continued on the flop, and Shak called. Both players then checked the turn and 
river.
Sagstrom showed , and the pair of deuces was enough to take down the pot.
Omaha Hi-Lo
Daniel Negreanu opened from early position, and three opponents called.
The flop came 
, Negreanu continuation bet and only John Racener called, from the small blind.
Both players checked the turn and river , and Racener showed 
. The ace-jack played, beating Negreanu's .
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