Brian Rast: / /
DJ Buckley: / fold
Matthew Ashton: / /
Brian Rast raised on fifth street and was called by bettor Matthew Ashton while DJ Buckley folded. Ashton then check-called on sixth and bet seventh. Rast raised and then called a three-bet to get shown the for kings full of tens by Ashton.
Marco Johnson almost mucked his cards but since it was an all-in showdown, the nine-six-four was still showing. His opponent Dan Shak on the other side of the table also had a nine-six but only made a five as the third card to hit the rail soon after returning from the break.
Josh Arieh bet his pair of sixes on fourth and then also bet fifth, which Ray Dehkharghani called. On Sixth, Arieh hit another six and Dehkharghani opted to get out of the way. Arieh continues to ride with a short stack on the edge of the danger zone.
After checking fifth street, Sean Perry bet sixth with a pair of fours and was called by DJ Buckley. Perry also bet seventh and Buckley instantly called to get shown the by Perry for sixes and fours. He had that beat with the for the superior aces up and dragged in the pot.
"I have no idea what I was doing in that hand," Perry admitted.
Brian Rast ended up all-in after sixth street with a pair of aces and low draw. Johannes Becker had two pair by then and made an eight-seven low but Rast spiked the superior low to chop.
The action was discovered as Chris Vitch pushed his last few thousand chips across the betting line on sixth street and was all in. Both Katz and Negreanu called the bet.
Katz and Negreanu both checked seventh street. Vitch's two-pair showing was good enough for the scoop and a triple up.
Randy Ohel: / /
Jean Gaspard: / fold
Philip Sternheimer: / /
On fifth street, Randy Ohel ended up at risk while Jean Gaspard folded a king-nine high. Philip Sternheimer revealed aces in the hole and failed to improve on sixth. Ohel picked up even more equity but only made a pair on seventh, while Sternheimer further improved to aces and fives.
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for kings full of tens by Ashton.
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by Perry for sixes and fours. He had that beat with the 
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