Seven Card Stud
Philip Sternheimer: 
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Jesse Klein: / 
The cards of Jesse Klein were already mashed together as he showed a set of nines, having missed a four card straight. Philip Sternheimer had to forfeit 64,000 in total as he flashed the 
for kings up and mucked the seventh card.
Omaha Hi-Lo
With a board that read 
, Yuval Bronshtein fired another bet. Norman Chad called and immediately flipped over 
for a set of Jacks. Unfortuately for Chad, Bronshtein revealed his hole cards of 
for a wheel and scooped the entire pot!
Stud Hi-Lo
Paul Volpe: 
Marco Johnson: 
Michael Noori: 
Paul Volpe was spotted on his way out and he came up short in a three-way Stud Hi-Lo hand. Volpe's diamond draw made one pair and missed a straight draw while making an eight-seven low. However, Michael Noori had the superior low and Marco Johnson earned the high pot with the clubs nut flush.
Level: 13
Limit Flop: 4,000/8,000 (Limits 8,000/16,000)
Stud Games 2,000 ante - bring-in 2,000 completion 8,000
(Limits 8,000/16,000)
Craig Chait had very few chips and both succumbed to the short stack grind as 46 remaining players headed into the first scheduled 15-minute break of the day.
Stud
Scott Bohlman: /
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Daniel Zack: /
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The action was picked up on sixth street, which saw a bet by Bohlman and a call from Zack.
Seventh street Zack checked and Bohlman bet. Zack tanked and folded, and Bohlman was awarded the pot.
Seven Card Stud
Jean Gaspard: / /
Chad Campbell: / /
Matt Glantz: / 
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Jean Gaspard bet fifth and sixth street to pick up check-calls from Chad Campbell and Matt Glantz. Seventh street was then checked down and Campbell revealed the 
for a flush to win the entire pot.
According to table chat, Dan Shak successfully bluffed Phil Hellmuth and the latter was just shown a bluff once more.
Razz
Michael Noori: / 
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Phil Hellmuth: / 
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Michael Noori bet sixth and seventh street and Hellmuth eventually sigh-folded. Noori first flashed the followed by the 
and that sent Hellmuth into more chatter once more. "That's how I always get the chips, people trying to bluff me," to which Noori replied "I knew you were the only guy I could bluff."
Noori started the day as one of the shortest stacks and has chipped up significantly, even pulling ahead of Hellmuth for the time being.
Stud Hi-Lo
Chris Vitch; / 
Daniel Zack: / 
fold
After calling a bet on fourth, Daniel Zack checked and Chris Vitch did so on fifth street, too. Sixth brought a check by Zack and Vitch now bet to force a fold from Zack, who dropped to an even shorter stack.
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