Big O Hi-Lo
On the turn of a board 
, the short stack of Pj Cha went into the middle and Jack Rice looked him up.
Pj Cha: 
Jack Rice: 
The 
on the river gave Rice the superior flush and there was no low in play.
It also appears that Dan Shak has been eliminated as well.
Stud Hi-Lo Regular
Jerry Wong: 
/ 
fold on sixth
Nathan Gamble: / 
John Racener folded on fifth street while Jerry Wong called a bet by Nathan Gamble with kings showing. Gamble then also bet sixth and Wong sent his cards into the muck.
Limit 2-7 Triple Draw
Adam Friedman was spotted raking in yet another pot. He had tabled a wheel and Brett Richey quickly sent his cards into the muck, while the winner of the last two editions of this very event continues to climb on the leaderboard.
Badugi
Ryan Hughes was all-in with a short stack and called by Chris Vitch. Hughes took one each on the first two draws and then patted while Vitch took two on each of the draws.
"You are dead anyways," Hughes joked and rolled over the 
. Vitch exposed his 
and then spiked the , which indeed gave him some outs. "I just want a red," he grinned but it was just the to keep Hughes in contention.
Level: 7
Limit Flop / Draw: 1,000/2,000
Stud Games: 500 ante, 500 bring-in, 2,000 completion
No-Limit & Pot-Limit: 1,000/1,500 ante, 500/1,000 blinds
A field of 82 entries has emerged thus far and all those still in contention have been sent into a scheduled 15-minute break.
No-Limit Hold'em
Ian O'Hara started the hand with around 25,000 and got it in before the flop with the 
. Daniel Negreanu had that dominated with and prevailed despite a small sweat on the 
board.
Badugi
Chad Eveslage raised and then called the shove of Ben Lamb for a mere 4,800.
Both discarded two cards each on the first draw, followed by one each on the second and the final draw.
Eveslage tabled the 
/
for a three card trey while Lamb briefly showed an inferior three-card combo before heading out of the tournament area.
Badeucey
On the tail end of a Badeucey all-in showdown between [Removed:508] and Yuval Bronshtein, the former tabled the 
/ for a Nine-Dugi but a pair of sixes. Yuval Bronshtein had no Badugi but chopped it with the 
for a pair of deuces.
Defending champion Adam Friedman sits on an above-average stack on the same table after he had previously doubled through Michael Saltzburg.
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