Stud
Chad Eveslage was short on chips in three-way action on sixth street with Perry Friedman and Christopher Vitch. After Friedman bet and Eveslage threw in his final bet, Vitch folded.
Chad Eveslage: 
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Perry Friedman: 
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Eveslage was behind the whole way, and was unable to improve as he mucked his final card and headed to the rail.
Minutes earlier at a nearby table, Tim Frazin was also knocked out.
Stud Hi-Lo
Action picked up on fifth street with Cory Zeidman betting into Robert Campbell, and the 2019 WSOP Player of the Year calling.
Both players checked sixth street, then on seventh street, Zeidman checked to Campbell who bet.
Their boards read:
Cory Zeidman: /
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Robert Campbell: /
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With just over 15,000 chips left, Zeidman didn't have a hand he could call with and folded, putting him on one of the shortest stacks in the room.
John Hennigan and Christopher Vitch are two of the newest players in the field as the entry list now tops 110.
Stud Hi-Lo
David "ODB" Baker was short on chips, and found himself all in on sixth street against John Fahmy.
David "ODB" Baker: 
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John Fahmy: 
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Baker was sitting with a pair and a low draw, and spiked a queen to make a better two pair with no qualifying low to scoop and double his stack.
Daniel Negreanu has joined the field after taking a break following his 9th place finish in Event #36: 10,000 Dealer's Choice.
He's been seated with that tournament's 7th place finisher, Matt Glantz.
Level: 5
Limit Blinds: 600/1,200
Stud Blinds: 300/1,200 Ante: 300
Limits: 1,200/2,400
With 103 entrants, players have reached the second 15-minute break of the day.
Some notable chip counts around the room approaching the next break.
Matt Glantz took his seat among the new group of entrants, a short time after scoring a seventh place finish in Event #36: $10,000 Dealer's Choice Championship.
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