2-7 Triple Draw
The cards were already turned over as Aditya Prasetyo revealed a 
for an eighty-seven. However, it was no good as Roland Israelashvili had that beat with 
for a seventy-six to deal the final blow. That reduced the field to the final 30 players and table 420 broke to balance the remaining contenders evenly across five tables.
Badeucey
Anatolii Zyrin and Mike Gorodinsky were involved in a Badeucey hand in which they had two bets in and then checked after the final draw Zyrin revealed the 
for a seventy-six and a three-card Badugi while Gorodinsky had 
for a worse low and a Nine-Dugi to chop it up.
Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo
Nick Schulman was all-in preflop against Jake Schwartz and the following cards were turned over.
Nick Schulman: 
Jake Schwartz: 
The 
board left Schulman drawing dead on the turn and Schwartz scooped the pot. Anthony Zinno followed shortly after from the same table after he had previously been as short as 20,000.
No Limit Hold'em
The action was picked up on a board of 
and Mike Matusow fired out an all-in bet of around 102,000 chips. That sent Andrew Kelsall deep into the tank. After a few minutes, and with Matusow having agreed to show his hand if he folded, Kelsall threw in the towel, and Matusow stayed true to his word and turned over 
face up with a smile.
Badeucey
Benny Glaser raised and was called by David "ODB" Baker while Bryan Micon folded. Both all took two cards on the first draw and Baker bet, Glaser called. Baker then patted and Glaser took one for Baker to bet and Glaser to call. They patted on the last draw and Baker check-called.
Glaser rolled over the /
for an eighty-five and a Five-Dugi. Baker rolled over his cards and then realised in horror that he had misread the suit as he exposed 
to get scooped by Glaser.
Limit 2-7 Triple Draw
Eric Kurtzman patted after the first draw with a short stack while Ray Henson then patted after the second draw. Kurtzman ultimately revealed an eighty-six but Henson had for the wheel to send Kurtzman to the rail.
"Big O' PLO Hi-Lo Eight or Better
On a board of 
Phil Hellmuth had raised pot to 61,500 versus Mike Gorodinsky. After Gorodinsky tanked for a few, he opted to fold and Hellmuth took it down.
Big O Hi-Lo
Anatolii Zyrin lost a bigger pot when Mike Gorodinsky made a wheel with the 
in a Big O Hi-Lo hand. The Russian was involved in the action after as he took on Joao Vieira in a battle cutoff versus small blind. On the 
turn, Vieira checked and Zyrin bet the pot for 30,500.
That sent Vieira into a long tank and Gorodinsky called the clock on him. Thirty seconds ran down without any decision and Vieira's hand went into the muck.
No-Limit Hold'em
The seat of Robert Mizrachi is empty and his elimination was confirmed by Scott Seiver, Yuval Bronshtein, Matt Glantz and Ryan Miller. According to them, Mizrachi jammed for just 20,000 with the 
and Miller called in the big blind with . The board came king-high with four clubs and that spelled the end for Mizrachi, who was drawing dead on the turn.
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